Apology to British MPs Over Korea Bombing Report
The report claims Secretary Acheson apologized to about 200 British MPs for not informing Britain in advance of the Yalu River bombing mission. The piece questions whether such advance notice would have altered wartime plans and notes Britain was tipped about Dr Klaus Fuchs and atomic secrets leaked to Russia.
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Korea
Britain
Yalu River
As. Ee
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
England
Russia
Dr. Fuchs
You Bet They Mind Senator Ketanyer’s Campaign Talk
The article rails at Senator Ketanyer of Tennessee as presumptuous for claiming to represent a broad American audience. It argues taxpayers dislike high taxes and doubt the value of security efforts under the current administration, warning that the return on the dollar feels doubtful in these troubling times.
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Ketanyer
Doughty
Stevenson’s Patient Convalescence Sparks 1952 Campaign Talk
The piece notes Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois shifting from denial of a run for president to hinting at possible candidacy after kidney stone surgery. It says the four day convalescence allowed him time to clear his mind on political plans, marking a new openness about running.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Wisconsin District Attorneys Urge Tax Rule Against Gamblers
Deputy District Attorney Joseph E. Tierney proposed a rule at the Wisconsin District Attorneys Association summer conference to bar deducting business expenses for those engaged in unlawful activities, aiming to curb gambling losses as deductible expenses. A narcotics peddler designation change was also proposed. Kenosha High loses to Sioux Falls in National Forensic League Tournament as the undefeated Kenosha entry falls to an unbeaten rival.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Wisconsin District Attorneys’ Association
Joseph E. Tierney
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Boston
Sioux Falls, S. D
Kenosha High
Years Ago: Wilson Demonstration and 1912 Democratic Nation
A June 27 1912 clipping recalls a wild demonstration for Woodrow Wilson at the Baltimore Democratic convention and notes Princeton University death hints while reporting on GOP chairmanship rifts. It also mentions a city letter carrier appointment after civil service exams and Bertha Bennett resigning to teach in Conrad Montana.
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Woodrow Wilson
Deat
Princeton University
Baltimore
Francis McGovern
Walter L. Hauser
Senator LaFollette
GOP
Chicago
William R. Mackey
George W. Wilkinson
Bertha Bennett
Conrad, Mont
USDA Now Shows Nature How To Help on Farm Task
The Agriculture Department aims to boost harvest efficiency as farm labor declines. Breeders developed sugar cane that sheds leaves naturally and researchers seek plants and trees that hold fruit for mechanical harvesting. Officials foresee chemicals to control diseases and weeds, including antibiotics absorbed by plants. The department studies global plant diseases to stay ahead, screening 10 000 wheat strains for rust resistance.
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Usda Now
Nature
Ovid A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Deluge of Wheat Triggers Citywide Embargo
Kansas wheat floods rail yards prompting an embargo on most grain shipments at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. The restriction targets grain bound for Kansas City metro markets and several Kansas cities except cash sales and prearranged storage. Shippers with storage commitments may move grain. duration of the embargo remains undetermined.
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Kandad City
Kansas
Mers
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina
Atchison
Wel- City
Dodge
R. E. Clark
Association of American Railroads
Clark
Four-H Groups Plan Sessions At Court House Tonight
Two 4 H committees meet at the county courthouse at 8 pm to plan county wide activities judging contests and a dress revue Mrs Oscar Drye chairs home economics Am brose Wenger chairs agricultural judging Mrs John Roshheiven chairs the dress revue committee They will issue recommendations for projects and theme for the final presentation One dead in crash Genesee Depot Wis John M Kohlhass 63 of Mukwonago died when his car veered off Highway 83 yesterday struck a ditch
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Court House
FFA
Oscar Drye
Ambrose Wenger
John Roshheiven
Juda
Genesee Depot
Wis
John M. Kohlhass
Highway 83
Here
Mukwonago
That Carrier's Crew Wouldn't Have Minded That Carrier's Crew Wouldn't Have Minded
NUKEULE Va nine report for duty at Norfolk Naval Air Station seemed routine until Dorothy White appeared. A typist dropped the initial W for Wave, altering the forecastle quarters. Her orders were quickly adjusted to correct the error and avoid embarrassment aboard the carrier.
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Nukeule
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Wells Drilling for Boy Scouts Camp Completed
Drilling and encasing of two new wells at the Boy Scouts Canyon Camp Apple River finished. Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Co Galena division funds and supplies the project with labor equipment and materials for next summers operation. One well 210 feet deep serves the camp proper while the other 50 feet deep serves the farmhouse area. The work supports expanded water capacity for the camp and its forthcoming wash houses and pump equipment. Reverend Walter H. Waeckerle leads local church activities with St Johns St John s Episcopal and Unity Presbyterian churches hosting services and youth groups through the week.
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Boy Scouts’ Canyon
Apple River
Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Co
Galena Division
U. S. Grant Council
Boy Scouts
Assembly OF God
Rob
Spencer
Waupaca
Evangel Vice
Christ’s Ambassadors Service
L. E. Curwell
Tis
Claude Dale
Eagle-Picher Co
Galena
Eagle-Picher
Mi|i
Oklo
Wendell R. Stribley
U. S. Grant, Boy Scout Council
Church Notices For Next Week In The Times
Church notices for next week require submission to The Times by Wednesday for Thursday publication due to Friday July 4 edition cancellation. Evangelical and Reformed churches in New Glarus and nearby towns list services, Sunday school times, aid societies, choir rehearsals, staff meetings, and youth fellowship events with dates in July. Rev A R Achtemeier presides Monticello Zwingli school, and Washington Reformed and Browntown Peace church schedules are provided with service times and meeting dates.
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Walter H. Waeckerle
Wayne Township
St. Paul's
Youth Fellowship
Peace
Browntown
Walter IH. Waeckerle
St.John’s
Trinity-Sunday School
Ship
Circle No
Emma Buehler
John C. Purdy
Lutheran Monroe
Mt. Olive
Herbert Frederick
Monroe
Monticello
Phoebe Abraham
H. F. Dun
R. F. Bittorf
Richland- Sale
Times Office
Evangelial and Reformed New Glarus
Sumater Trinity
Aid Society
Zwingli House
Won’s Guild
Postville Aid
Clarence J. Hoesly
Lynn FB. Tschudy
Zwing
A. R. Achtemeier
Washington Reformed
Esther Circle
Herman Graber
Peace Church
Ruth Wells
Joan and
Allen Schuetz
Marjorie Gutzmer
Evangelical United Brethren church notices across towns
Sunday school and worship services listed for Monroe Bethel Monticello New Glarus Brodhead Emmanuel Brooklyn Peace Monroe Immanuel and Clarno. Sermons pastors Rev Paul Gibson Rev William C Hayes Rev Robert Boettcher Rev Howard L Orians, worship times and children youth activities. Local conferences, WSWS meetings, potluck, WCTU meetings, choir rehearsals noted with dates and locations.
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Evangelical United Brethren
Monroe
Bethel
Paul Gibson
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Emmanuel
WSWS
Fred Schwartzlow
Roy Peterson
Esther Giese
William C. F. Hayes
Robert A. Boettcher
Brooklyn
Women’s Society of World Service
WCTU
Fred Salzwedt
Howard L. Orians
Clarno
Church notices list of services and classes across towns
East Viota West Viota Monroe Grace Yellowstone Adams Argyle Jordan New Apostolic Browntown South Wayne Woodford Lamont feature confirmation classes Sunday schools and worship schedules. Rev J A Nestingen Rev Clarence C Warfel Rev M A Sorenson Rev A P Anderson Rev Charles J Swanson lead services with youth camps and a life membership program mentioned.
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Monroe
Grace
Clarence C. Warfel
Warfel
Yellowstone
Lutherdale Bible Camp
Carol Hanson
Nancy Johnson
Richard Rude
Robert, Finhert
Bernard McGowan
Boyd Hendrickson
Douglas __ Hanson
Peter Alm
Donald Flint
Bernard Luciani
M. A. Sorenson
Adams
A. P. Anderson
Argyle
Wednes
Jordan
Unday
Pas
Bingham
Browntown
South Wayne
Charles J. Swanson
Woodford
Lamont
Milwaukee Visitors Spent $22 Daily During Bowling Congress
About 25,000 visitors spent roughly $1.36 million over 85 days at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Milwaukee. Average daily spend was $21.13 per person, with expenditures allocated across restaurants, retail, entertainment, transportation, and other categories. The figure excludes visitors not using housing services or ABC operations.
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ABC
Milwaukee
Association of Commerce Housig Service
Alvin J. Monroe
Convention Bureau
Dhn
Monroe
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