Stalin Seeks Peace Platform In Major Campaign Speech
Stalin plans a pivotal public address in Moscow ahead of tomorrow's supreme Soviet elections. Molotov in a major Moscow speech urged peaceful coexistence with capitalism and warned against imperialist war, predicting possible US-Soviet peace overtures while denying the hydrogen bomb existence.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Molotov
Peleve
Red Cross reports Monroe total at $1 031 toward 3400 goal
Good response yesterday brought Monroe's Red Cross total to 1031, far short of the 3400 city goal. This was the final day desks operated at banks and post office. Contributions may be left in March at Commercial and Savings or First National banks. Rural township totals noted. Lois Faubel to send contributor cards after funds are turned over.
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Monroe
Red Cross
Robert Hendrickson
Commercial and Savings
First National Banks
Sylvester
Lois Faubel
Doctor Confident He Will Resume Practice
Candia New Hampshire Dr Hermann N Sander says he is confident the state board of registration in medicine will permit him to resume practice after calm deliberation He and his wife left on a southern trip the board may not hold a formal hearing for weeks The New Hampshire medical society house of delegates will meet in Concord tomorrow to discuss the case The organization cannot suspend or revoke the license but can urge the board with opinions or resolutions
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Candia
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Sander
State Board
State House
House of Delegates
New Hampshire Medical Society
Concord
Board of Registration
Railway Service Restored in Area
Sun day schedule from Monroe to Milwaukee with Chicago connection resumes March 19. Eastbound arrival 1 05 p m. depart Monroe 4 43 p m for Milwaukee. Janesville daily run to Milwaukee leaves 9 05 a m returns 8 15 p m. War Madison to Chicago 8 a m and Marquette Chicago to Mason City via Madison resume tomorrow. ICC lifts coal burning restrictions. 75 percent of normal passenger service restored. other cuts dropped.
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Monroe
Milwaukee
Chicago
Milwaukee Road
Janesville
War
Madison
Marquette
Mason City
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Scientist Spilled Atom Secrets Confession Reveals
Dr. Karl Fuchs, a communist and leading British atomic scientist, confessed to betraying British-American atomic secrets to Russia. The Senate Atomic Energy Committee reviewed the confession, with some redacted details, and noted potential passed data on U S bomb production and stockpile. Fuchs had worked at Oak Ridge and Los Alamos during 1943 to 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Karl Fuchs
United States
Fuchs
Senate-House
Atomic Energy Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
Joint
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Committee Behind Closed Doors
Russia
London
U. S
Montreal
The
Ensign
Canda
U.S
FBI
Army
Civilian Atomic Energy Commission
Manhattan
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Los Alamos, N. M
Edward Schindler Dies At Home in California
Edward Schindler, 72, longtime California resident, died at his Napa home. A Monroe native, he left his hometown with his parents at age 15 to settle in California. Surviving siblings include two sisters Mrs. R. N. Kayser of Napa and Mrs. John Lanz of Monroe, and a brother in Waterloo, Iowa.
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Napa
Calif
Edward Schindler
Monroe
Casper Schindler
California
R. N. Kayser
John Lanz
Waterloo
ALGIE SIMONS DIES IN NEW MARTINSVILLE
Algie Martin Simons 79 veteran economist and writer died today in New Martinsville He authored nearly a dozen books on sociology and economics and was a noted figure in early 20th century social science circles.
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Algie Simons
New Martinsville
W. Va
Algie Martin Simons
Simons
March of Dimes Brings in $7,035 for 1950 County Drive
Carl V. Briggs reports the 1950 Green County March of Dimes grossed 7035.47, well below 1949’s 7725.11 and far under the 10000 quota. He thanks county drive leaders and donors for their effort, notes limited district detail, and says a final report will be ready next week. Only about 2000 remained on hand after campaign closed February 1.
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Carl V. Briggs
Drive
Briggs
Paralysis War Fund
Infant Mary Colleen Connors Dies in St Paul
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Connors of St Paul died last evening at a local hospital after a sudden illness. Born January 17, 1950 in St Paul, she is survived by her parents two sisters Maureen and Patricia Kathleen maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Pfarr Meridian Mississippi and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs P J Connors Sr Monroe. Graveside services Monday at 10 30 a m Calvary Cemetery with Rev E C McCollow presiding.
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Mary Colleen Connors
Stephen Connors
St. Paul
Stephen
Louis Pfarr Connors
Maureen
Patricia Kathleen
John Pfarr
Meridian
Miss
P. J. Connors
Monroe
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
E. C. McCollow
Argyle Caucus Set for March Eight at Community Building
Argyle voters will gather for the annual caucus at 8 in March at the Community building to nominate candidates for the April election. The meeting will determine local candidates and issues for the upcoming vote.
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Argyle
New Price Prop Compromise Hit
Washington reports conflict over 1950 farm price supports for potatoes cotton peanuts and wheat. Conferees reached a tentative agreement but Senator Lucas of Illinois predicted a presidential veto if the measure reaches President Truman. A closed door session is planned as absent conferees may shape final terms. Provisions trim potato price supports for 1950 51 but extend milder controls. cotton acreage rises by 1 2 million acres. wheat by 850 000 acres. peanuts by 100 000. freight costs on surplus potatoes to be paid by the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Truman
Dust Bowl
Secretary of Agriculture
Republicans Press Acheson Against McCarthy Backing
A new GOP drive against Secretary of State Acheson grows behind the scenes of the McCarthy inspired probe. Senator Wherry charged Acheson with bungling the Gubitchev case and urged law to run its course. Democrats warn the attack risks weakening the administration as McCarthy promises a broader case, aiming at Dorothy Kenyon and alleged communist fronts.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Acheson
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senator Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
Gubitchev
Wherry
Valentin “A. Gubitchev
Judith Coplon
Rep
Fellows
R-Me
House
Senate
Aches
State Department
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Department
Dorothy Kenyon
United Nations
Pope Pius XII Calls Crusade of Prayer for Peace
Pope Pius XII issued a worldwide encyclical urging a March 26 Passion Sunday crusade of prayer to stem the arms race and restore peace. He decried communism and demanded prayer to defend God and church, noting persecution of clergy and suppression of church influence in schools and press.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Rome
Janesville Driver Dies During Storm
Harry Luchsinger a 32 year old Janesville resident died from a heart attack early today on highway 11 81 south of Juda after a night of snow and auto trouble. He had traveled with cousin Robert Hoesig and Mrs Berniece Husker from Edgerton to Albany and toward Janesville when ill. A green pickup driver aided them and a Brodhead physician pronounced death. Services tentatively set for Tuesday afternoon at Overton funeral home.
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Harry Luchsinger
Janesville
Juta
Herman A. Stuessy
Luchsinger
Edgerton
Robert Hoesig
Missouri
Juda
Berniece Husker
Albany
Phyllis Riese
Husker
Hoesly
Stuessy
Wilbur E. Deininger
Highway 59
Monroe
Brodhead
Deininger
Luchsingler
Newcomer Funeral Home
Luch“singer
Overton Funeral Home
Singer
Riverside
FBI hunts Sutton in New York bank heist
The FBI issued nationwide pickup orders for William Francis Sutton known as Slick Willie, sought as a suspect in Thursday's $63,000 New York bank robbery.
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Hunt
Slick Willie
Washington
FBI
William Francis
Gubitchev Wins Release Offer to Return Home
Soviet spy convict Gubitchev reportedly accepts the U.S. offer to end his 15 year term by returning to Russia. He may choose his penalty, with options to leave immediately, stay, or serve 15 years, and plans to depart March 20 on the Polish liner Batory, the same ship used by Eisler.
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Vasencin
A. Gubitchev
U. S
Russia
United States
Gubitchev
Batory
Jusve Gerhart Eisler
Rockford Man Dies After Car Plunge, 20-Foot Fall
Charles Gage, 22, of Rockford, died from injuries after his car plunged down a 20-foot bank on Spring Creek road near Rockford. His 18-year-old companion Evelyn Hegi, of Brodhead, was briefly injured. Both were employed at American Cabinet Hardware Co. and the mishap happened three hours after work. Gage was ejected and found in water ten feet from the machine. Hegi survived after walking to a nearby farmhouse for aid. Police said excessive speed on an S-curve near the creek bridge caused the crash.
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Charles Gage
Rockford
Evelyn Heyi
Brodhead
Spring Creek
Gage
Portia
Ark
Miss Hegi
American Cabinet Hardware Co
Hegi
Four Area Students Receive UW Degrees
Three Monroe students Urban R. Johnson James O. Driver and Robert H. Burgy earned degrees from the University of Wisconsin at the end of the first semester of 1949 50. Arthur R. Tingley of Juda received a Master of Science from the School of Education.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Urban R. Johnson
N. Johnson
9Th Street
James O. Driver
10Th Street
Robert H. Burgy
Henry A. Burgys
Vth
Arthur R. Tingley
Juda
School of Ducation
Retired Farmer 81 Killed in Head-On Crash
Janesville or William Mar quard aged 81, a retired farmer, was killed instantly Friday afternoon in a head-on collision. Orville M. Olson, 27, of Milton Junction, the other driver, was hospitalized.
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Janesville
William Marquard
Orville M. Olson
Milton Junction
Snow and Sleet Close Roads In Wisconsin Storm
A five inch snow blanket fell across Green County between 6 and midnight, causing traffic tangles but few utility issues. Sleet earlier coated roads creating ice as crews cleared streets and main routes remained passable. A fatal heart attack on icy highways occurred about 2:30 a.m. near Juda on highway 11 81, involving Harry Luchsinger of Janesville after hours of driving. Several injuries and minor mishaps were reported among motorists, with no power line troubles and six to eight inches locally in Milwaukee noted by the weather service. Five Sheboygan Redskins players were briefly treated after a head on collision following a game victory over Denver.
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Green County
Midwest
Harry Luchsinger
Janesville
Juda
Jack Erb
Court House Square
Alvin H. Babler
Roger Schwaiger
Babler
Woodford
Highway 11
Gay Wellenkotter
Wellenkotter
Crandall Oil Co
Schwarzenberger Hill
Bulit
South Wayne
Brow Town
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Service Department
Federal Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Sheboygan Redskins
Denver
Sheboygan
Elkhorn
Bobby Cook
Noble Jorgensen
Bob Brannum
Jack Burmaster
Milt Schon
Harry Maxfield
Two Trustee Races Set at New Glarus
New Glarus Times Special reports two village board contests in April elections. John Kundert seeks another unopposed two year term as a candidate. Albert Burgdorff faces Chester Stuessy for a two year post. John C. Erb challenges incumbent Robert Strickler for another term.
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New Glarus
John Kundert
Albert Burgdorff
Chester Stuessy
John C. Erb
Robert Strickler
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Martha
Hermann M. Sander
Manchester
James F. Murray III
Jersey City
13Th
James
James F. Murray Jr
Murray Jr
James F
NMI
Acheson Oyster Drive
Red
Bannon Department Store
Seventh Street
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