Taft Campaign Swing Through Wisconsin Attacks Foreign Policy
Senator Taft wrapped up Wisconsin stops attacking Truman era foreign policy. He urged limited foreign aid to economics and no troop deployments, spoke at rallies in Fort Atkinson Racine and Kenosha, and addressed church groups and labor groups during a three day tour ahead of the April 1 primary. He defended Taft Hartley and touted earlier Ohio election gains.
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Milwaukee
Sen
Taft
Truman
Wisconsin
Wauwatosa
Europe
Burlington
Wis
Racine
Kenoha
St. Mark’s’ Episcopal Church
St. James Episcopal Church
Watertown
Beaver Dam
Fort Atkinson
T H
Ohio Republican
Ohio
China
Korea
Far East
Changes Sought For Teacher Law
Madison reports proposed changes to Wisconsin retirement law for teachers. The Wisconsin Education Association backs buy in for out of state experience, uses any five consecutive years for annuity computation, and reduces required teaching years for the percentage of final average salary plan.
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Madison
Wisconsin Education Association
WEA
Wisconsin
Early ice breaking ordered for St Mary River
The Sea Coast Guard in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan ordered ice breaking to start next Monday signaling a potential earliest opening of Great Lakes shipping ever.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Sea Coast Guard
Great Lakes
St. Mary River
Zimmerman Bans General McArthur From Badger Ballot
Madison Wisconsin officials rule General McArthur 42 a Chicago packing house employer will not appear on the April 1 primary ballot. Attorney General Thomson says Daly failed to list 30 candidate names as required by law and may appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Madison
McArthur
Chicago
Wisconsin
Atty
Thomson
Zimmerman
Lar Daly
Daly
State Supreme Court
Douglas MacArthur
Five Star General
MacArthur Supporters in Wisconsin Nomination Fight
Ritter denies MacArthur entry actions by our committee. Grant Ritter of Monroe, a MacArthur favorite son, reports. Zimmerman bans the Chicago candidate while Milwaukee group forms a finance committee including Hoyt Barkley Gruszka Folewczynski Eggie.
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McArthur
Chicago
Grant Ritter
Monroe
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Milwaukee
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Zimmerman
MacArthur Club
Lansing Hoyt
Jane Barkley
Racine
Anthony Gruszka
Louis Folewczynski
Herbert A. Eggie
Hales Corners
Frank Bissell 81 Former Browntown Postmaster Dies
Frank Bissell 81 longtime Browntown postmaster for 21 years died after a short illness at his son Galey’s home in Gratiot. He lived in Monticello Lodi Browntown and Rockford before moving to Gratiot a year ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Fred Wise Corpus Christi and Mrs. Fred Mayer South Wayne a son Galey Gratiot a brother Grant Bissell of Lodi and two sisters Misses Alice and Elizabeth Bissell of California. Wife Johanna died in 1944. Services 10 a m Wednesday Ayers funeral home Gratiot then Lodi Methodist church 1–2 p m visitation. Burial Mt Pleasant cemetery Lodi.
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Frank Bissell
Browntown
Galey
Gratiot
Monticello
Lodi
Rockford
Fred Wise
Corpus Christi
Tex
Fred Mayer
South Wayne
Motorist 59 Dies In Crash With Bus In Wisconsin
Alfred Erdman, 59, was killed when his car collided with a Greyhound bus at the intersection of Highways 27 and 12 inside Augusta city limits. Twenty five bus passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt.
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Augusta
Wis
Alfred Erdman
Greyhound
Weekend Storm Brings Accidents and Death to County
A recent snowstormblanket caused one death, several serious injuries, and multiple vehicle crashes across Green County. Albert R. Schwartz Jr. died at 60 from a heart attack while shoveling snow in Brodhead. Wesley Krupke, 19, Orangeville, and Mrs. James W. Stoddard, 23, Orangeville, suffered serious injuries in separate crashes. Mrs. Grace McGrath and Mrs. Harry C. Atherton wereinjured walking on icy streets. Krupke listed in good condition with multiple injuries. Stoddard sustained rib injuries and a punctured lung. Atherton treated and resting at home. The storm dumped three inches yesterday with 2–4 more inches forecast for tonight in southern areas.
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Albert R. Schwartz Jr
Brodhead
Green County
Wesley Krupke
Arthur Krupke
Orangeville
St. Clare Hospital
James W. Stoddard
Lafayette
Dodgeville
Grace McGrath
10Th Street
Harry C. Atherton
Albany
Mrs. Atherton
Warden Francis
Green County Hospital
Krupke
A R Schwartz Sr Dies After Seizure While Shoveling Snow
Albert R Schwartz Sr aged 60 died at his Brodhead home at 4 30 pm yesterday after a heart attack incurred while shoveling snow. Born January 5 1892 in Sylvester township he was WWI veteran and member of the American Legion. Survived by wife two sons Glen A and Albert Jr three daughters Mrs Irvin Bliss Mrs Charles Kotthaus and 11 grandchildren. Services set for 2 45 pm Wednesday at Shriner Eushwander funeral home with full military rites at Greenwood cemetery.
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Albert R. Schwartz Jr
Brodhead
Mr. Schwartz
Sylvester Township
Fred Schwartz
Toronto
S. D
Mary Westgaard
Schwartz
Blumer Brewing Co
Monroe Ready Mix Co
Monroe
Glen A
Albert Jr
Milwaukee
Irvin Bliss
Charles Kotthaus
Manston
Frank
Fred
Evansville
John
Kenosha
Ed Feldt
Henry Leuzinger Sr
Monticello
Frank Zuelsdorf
Bristol
Frank Raether
Selby
Ida Noble
Janesville
Frank Stuntz
Charles
Herman
Lena Brown
Martha Wichell
Anna Stauffer
American Legion
Beloit
Camp Grant
Europe
Shrinereushwander Funeral
Howard Orians
Greenwood Cemetery
Pinay Seeks French Cabinet to Rescue Country’s Crisis
Antoine Pinay, 60, said he would explore forming a new French cabinet after a talk with President Vincent Auriol. He aims for a middle-of-the-road government to lift France from its political and financial jam, though chances look slim. Senator Connally warned the U S must see France defend itself before military aid is justified.
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Paris
Antoine Pinay
France
Pinway
Vincent Auriol
Auriol
Pinay
Edgar Faure
Paul Reynaud
Rene Pleven
Independent Republican Party
Washington Today
Connally
D-Tex
United States
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Traffic Toll Now 101 on Madison Highways
Traffic accidents on Wisconsin highways last month caused 50 deaths. The state Motor Vehicle Department reports a total of 101 fatalities in the first two months of 1952, up from 63 in the same period in 1951. February deaths last year were 28.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Top Candidates Map Final Drives In New Hampshire
National figures flock to New Hampshire for the March 11 primary as Taft Stassen Kefauver Eisenhower Truman compete. Taft gains in polls with MacArthur urging support. Campaigns hinge on Truman Kefauver clash and potential shifts in next political steps.
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New Hampshire
Associated Press
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Paul Hoffman
Economic Cooperation
Saltonstall and
Lodge
Massachusetts
Carlson
Kansas
Connecticut
Herter
R-A-Mass
Taft
Stassen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas Arthur
Kefauver
President Truman
Eisenhower
Gen
MacArthur
Truman
Democratic Party
Morris Critics Of Truman Aides Named
Newbold Morris, corruption fighter for President Truman, criticizes two aides. He says he would not keep William O Dwyer the former New York mayor and ambassador to Mexico nor Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan the president's military aide. Morris spoke on NBC Meet the Press. O Dwyer played a role in Senate crime hearings and Vaughan a key figure in influence peddling probes.
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New York
Newbold Morris
Truman
William O’dwyer
Mexico
Harry H. Vaughan
Morris
NBC
Meet the Press
O'Dwyer
Vaughan
New York City
Senate
Twining To Head Strategic Air Command Replacing LeMay
Gen. Nathan F. Twining, Monroe native and vice chief of staff of the Air Force, will head the Strategic Air Command while Gen. Curtis LeMay moves to vice chief of staff. President Truman will nominate Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg to remain chief of staff for 14 months until his 30 year service ends June 12, 1953. Twining and LeMay have intertwined careers from World War II era, with Twining formerly leading the 20th Air Force and later serving at Wright Field and in Alaska. Twining, on his 53rd birthday, is noted as brother to Brig. Gen. Merrill Twining and son of C. W. and Marie Barber Twining. He previously visited Monroe in 1951 for a homecoming event.
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Nathan F. Twining
Monroe
Air Force
Washington
Truman
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Twining
White House
Strategic Air Command
Curtis LeMay
Gen. LeMay
20Th Air Force
C. W
Marie V. Barber Twining
Oregon
Phoebe Chadwick
Merrill Twining
Marine Corps
City Polls Open Tomorrow At 9 In Monroe County
Voters head to Turner hall to cast ballots from 9 a m to 5 30 p m in a spring primary with one statewide race for Wisconsin Supreme Court. Marshall L Peterson seeks a third bid. incumbent Grover Broadfoot and judges Arold Murphy and Alvin Reis are the other candidates. Voter rolls show 3 686 registered, down from last spring, with ward totals listed. Next vote set for April 1 along with presidential delegates and city offices.
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Monroe
Turner Hall
Marshall L. Peterson
Green County
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Grover Broadfoot
Rennebohm
Elmer E. Barlow
Arold Murphy
Marinette
Alvin C. Reis
Madison
Beloit News Joins AP Member Service
Beloit Daily News becomes the 28th AP member in Wisconsin joining AP teletypesetter service via Milwaukee bureau. Founded 1885 by D. B. Worthington, the paper is now owned by Walter A. Strong and C. F. Karstaedt with editions in southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois.
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Milwaukee
Beloit Daily News
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Illinois
D. B. Worthington
Walter A. Strong
C. F. Karstaedt
Sea Gull Blamed in Riveria Airliner Crash
In NICE, France an Air France four engine plane crashed in an Olive Grove killing 37, including American ballet dancer Joan Katzman. The plane failed to climb after takeoff from Nice, turned back, and hit the grove near homes. Sea gull fragments were found in engine intakes, officials unsure if caused. A survivor was reported critically injured.
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Nice
France
Air France
Riviera
Mediterranean
Paris
Death of Fred Haldiman Sr at Farm Near Monticello
Fred Haldiman Sr 77, retired cheesemaker and farmer, died at 10 50 am yesterday at his son Fred Haldiman Jr s farm home on highway 69 between Monticello and New Glarus after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born May 3 1874 in Canton Bern Switzerland, he came to America in 1895 and settled in Monroe later marrying Hannah Losberger in 1903. He farmed around Monroe Mt Pleasant then retired to Monroe in 1946. Survived by widow three daughters Zelma Mrs Erwin Saring Monroe and Mrs Merlein Feind Appleton and one son Fred Jr Monticello rural and three grandchildren. Burial in Greenwood cemetery with services at Immanuel church.
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Fred Haldiman Jr
11Th Avenue
Monticello
New Glarus
Fred Haldimans
Mathias and
Elizabeth Schneider Haldiman
Canton Bern
Switzerland
America
Monroe
Hannah Losberger
Green County
Mt. Pleasant Township
Haldiman
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Faithful Workers
Zelma
Erwin Saring
Merlein Feind
Appleton
Fred Jr
John
Emil
Ernest
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Greenwood Cemetery
Crash Kills Girl Near Withee Wisconsin
Marilyn Pern Steiner a 16 year old of Medford was killed when the car she rode in left the highway and overturned near Withee Five other occupants escaped injury authorities reported the accident yesterday
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Girl Withee
Marilyn Pernsteiner
Medford
Two Red Planes Shot Down By Sabre Jets In Korea
In Korea near the Yalu river Allied forces say two Communist MIG-15s were shot down and five were damaged by fifth Air Force Sabres in four battles as about 250 Red fighters pressed south of the line. Two MiGs attacked Mustang fighters near Pyongyang but fled home.
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Seoul
Korea
Yalu
Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Yalu River
Manchuria
Chorwon
Brannan Loses On Milk Orders
The Supreme Court ruled the Secretary of Agriculture cannot order payments to milk cooperatives to dispose of surplus milk. The orders aimed to balance returns to producers year round, financed by withholding funds from peak production. Boston milkshed challenge halted the payments under the 1937 Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Boston
District of Columbia
Brannan
Congress
Parents and Daughter Die in Hudson Highway Crash
A head-on collision on highway 12 near Hudson Wisconsin killed a couple and their four year-old daughter Alice Mae Riley. The parents Mr and Mrs Philip Riley died from injuries while their son Robert age 5 was unhurt. The car was struck by a following truck and dragged about 180 feet.
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Hudson, Wis
Hudson
Alice Mae Riley
Philip Riley
Highway 12
Here
Robert 5
FBI Raids 23 Cities in Tennessee and Washington
The FBI announced a broad crackdown on coin operated gambling machines. J Edgar Hoover said agents conducted raids in 23 cities across Tennessee and Washington.
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Tennessee
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
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A.R. Schwartz Sr
U.S
LeMay
Gen. Twining
Estle McElvain
Elmer C. McElvain
Louisville
Young McElvain
Oakland
Calif
Peterson
Beloit News
Sea Gull
Riveria
Joan Katzman
Harriet Toby
Marquis de Cuevas Company
Fred Haldiman Sr
Chang Chun San
U. N
Russia
R. E. Libby
Lee Sang Cho
Libby
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