Mundt Attacks State's Defense Of Probe Figure
Senator Mundt denounces the State Department for defending Diplomat John Service without a fresh loyalty inquiry. McCarthy counters, charging the department with cover up as Peurifoy notes Service faced past clearances yet again. Mundt questions McCarthy's impact on U. S. foreign relations and cites Alger Hiss as a comparison.
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Mundt
Washington
R-Sd
State Department
John S. Service
Department
Service
Senathy
R-Wis
Calcutta
Civil Service “Loyalty, Review Board
John E. Peurifoy
McCarthy
Peurifoy
Peurifory
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
Loyalty Review Board
Miss Kenyon Attacks McCarthy in Glen Rock Speech
Miss Kenyon 62, a former state department employee, ridiculed Senator McCarthy calling him the worm from Wisconsin. She denied communist ties and criticized immunity used to attack reputations, comparing the tactic to Hitler and urging careful watch.
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Kenyon
Glen Rock Community Church
Lochinvar
Mrs. L. D. Gross Hurt in Car Crash Near Orangeville
Mrs. L D Gross of Orangeville was seriously injured when her car left Highway 26 at Elkhorn corner, struck a utility pole and threw her from the vehicle. Her husband was bruised, and four children were at school. She is at Deaconess hospital Freeport with a fractured leg and back injuries.
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Orangeville
L. D. Gross
Elkhorn Corner
Highway
Here
Gross
H.W. Staver
Lith
Deaconess
Freeport
McConnell
Mrs. Gross
Mr. Gross
Twyla
Eugene
Juanita
Judith
Victim Found Slain in Chicago Ditch
Police seek link to missing Terre Haute man as body found in a ditch shows brutal injuries. Detectives noted a navy blue belt with the name T J Grob and a card reading Willis Window Cleaning Service. A tenant’s disappearance ties to the Tune building in Terre Haute.
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Chicago
Nacken
Terre Haute
Ind
Homewood Sheriff's
Joseph Karns
Walter McCarthy
T. J. Grob
Willis Window Cleaning Service
Fred Wilkie
William Baldwin
Three School Boards To Talk Consolidation
Three rural boards Dolan Libery Monroe valley view will meet Green County School Committee at the courthouse Monday evening to discuss consolidation into one district or building a new high school. Representatives from Dolan Libery Monroe Valley View Jordan township discuss affiliations and possible reorganization.
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Green County School Committee
Court House
Dolan
Libery
Monroe Township
Valley View
Jordan Township
Berkeley
Spring Grove
Earth
University of California
Fire strikes Rhinelander church for third time
In Rhinelander a third recent church fire damaged the Methodist church causing about 5000 dollars in ceiling and floor damage on Thursday.
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Rhinelander
Methodist Church
Home Building Mix Up Ends With Wrong Lot Deal
A Chicago real estate mix up left George Miley owner of the wrong lot. Sergeant Julius Rude found Miley's name on a deed indicating ownership while Miley had paid cash for his own lot next door. A pink faced salesman admitted the mix up and said adjustments would be made after checking deeds.
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Bau Care
Julius Rude
Rude
George Miley
Miley
Area Miner Dies In Galena Mishap
In Jo Daviess County near Galena, 22 year old Mowbry Mobary was killed when crushed between a truck and a tractor at the Eagle Pitcher lead mine four and a half miles east of Galena. Deputy Cook said the man walked behind backing equipment and both operators may not have seen him. No inquest was ordered. the body was taken to Milner Funeral Home in Benton. He is survived by his wife, his parents, and two sisters.
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Snllaware
Eatll Mowbay
Shullsburg
Eagle Pitcher
Galena
Harry
Stinson Cook
Jo Daviess County
Mowbry
Francis Collins
Cheddar Values Off In Plymouth Trading
The Wisconsin cheese exchange reported a weak trading tone with values off. Sales included 15 cars cheddars at 30 cents, one car single daisies at 3254 cents. bids for three cars at 30 cents. offers uncoved for 21 cars at 20 cents, two at 30 cents, one at 33 cents, one at 34 cents, and one car single daisies at 33 cents, all Wisconsin state brand.
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Ellysuuis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
County Officials To Honor I G Newman Funeral
Green county officials and county board members will attend the funeral of I G Newman former board member at Juda tomorrow. They will assemble at Monroe court house at 1 30 p m to proceed to Juda Baptist church in a body.
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Green County
County Board of Supervisors
I. G. Newman
Juda
Court House
Monroe
Juda Baptist Church
Chrysler Strike Settlement Hopes Raised by Parley
Detroit reports show the CIO United Auto Workers claim a signed pension plan with Ford and a push for settlement amid 89,000 Chrysler strikers. Cyrus Ching led mediations in New York and Washington as Walter Reuther weighed his role and Ford's pension offer drew attention.
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Detroit
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
Wits
Plan New York
Cyrus Ching
New York
Ching
Washington
CIO Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Plan
Ford Pension Plan
Reuther
Champaign
UAW
Uaw-Cio
Ellis Gimbel 84 Dean of Department Stores Dies
Ellis Gimbel Jr. longtime department store owner and philanthropist died at his home after a four day illness at age 84. He helped found the Gimbel Brothers chain with six brothers and his father Adam, with branches in Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Beverly Hills and Miami. He served as chairman of the board since 1936 as the last surviving brother.
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Ellis A. Gimbel Jr
Ellis Gimbel
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Beverly Hills
Calif
Miami
Fla
Gimbe
Navy Ship Elder Missing With 40 Aboard Near Kwajalein
Navy searchers pressed a combined air and sea hunt for the net tender Elder missing with 40 men aboard en route to Eniwetok proving grounds. The main effort centered about 400 miles north of Kwajalein amid fears the vessel struck a floating mine and sank.
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Sears Harbor
Eniwetok Atomic ‘Proving Grounds
Kwajalein
Former UMW Leader Alleges Secret Signals Kept Miners on Strike
Lloyd H. Sidener former president of Local 7435 Canton asserts John L. Lewis ordered miners to resume work under a court injunction but a hidden signal system told them to stay out. Sidener filed unfair labor practices with the NLRB in Chicago, claiming fines and removal from office for attempting to return to work. He cites telegrams and a “The whistle blew one” signal relayed through Bernard Beasley and subdistrict 2 chair, with John Lakin Jr. denying knowledge. Lewis denied such signals in a New York Times interview. Federal Judge Keech had refused contempt action, noting insufficient evidence of a concerted strike.
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Canton
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Ints
Lloyd H. Sidener
Lewis
Sidener
Chicago
UMW
National Labor Relations Board
Bernard Beasley
Illinois
Beasley
John Lakin Jr
Washington
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Richmond B. Keech
Allies Shelve German War End Plan Pending Legal Review
Western allies delay plans to end the state of war with Germany citing legal complications for the United States Britain and France. A London meeting of legal experts is postponed until a spring gathering of the big three foreign ministers. Congress would need to concur and domestic laws would be affected, including key wartime measures.
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Washington
Germany
U.S
Britain
France
London
Paris
Justice Department
Congress
Milwaukee Bank Bags $39,500 Cash Recovered
Deliveryman uncovering a shabby satchel found on the curb returns it to police after learning it contained 39,500 in cash and 135,184 in cancelled checks. Bank employees Elmer Jennerjahn and Armin Schmidt reported the missing satchel earlier, believing it fell from their car during a trip to another bank. The courier’s action saved the day, with the bank confirming the recovery.
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Milwaukee
Mitchell Street Bank
Roman Wojcinski
Wojcinski
Elmer Jennerjahn
Armin Schmidt
Castor
Stein Ll Gata
St Patrick’s Day Irish Swiss Flavor Parade in Monroe
Swiss residents in Monroe celebrated St Patrick’s Day in green garb and Irish caricature, with names like McKablys O’Stauffachers and MacRablers. Patrons wore green neckties and hats, and even beer was colored green, blending Irish tribute with Swiss hospitality.
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Monroe
Sweitzer
Dublin
St. Patrick
Emerald Isle
McKablys
O’stauffachers
MacRablers
Ireland
Shannon
Switzerland
Frank
Muzz) Haren
Six Prisoners Die In Blaze at Jail in Spray NC
Six prisoners, three white and three Negroes, died when a mattress fire broke out at Spray jail after 1:40 a.m. Desk Sgt. P. L. McBride found the blaze on the second floor while locking up another prisoner. Police say one inmate may have started the fire. the jail suffered minor damage. Spray, a textile town in north central North Carolina, houses Marshall Field industries.
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Ay, N.C
P. L. McBride
City Hall
Spray
North Carolin
Marshall Field
Madison Trucker Fined For Overweight Load
Eugene Bernard Trainor of Cross Plains charged with overload on a county road faced the first conviction of the season. The Bancroft Dairy driver was stopped by state patrol on a county trunsa between Albany and Brodhead with a gross weight of 16,050 pounds, 4,050 over the limit. Judge Harold J. Lamboley presided at the hearing.
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Eugene Bernard Trainor
Cross Plains
Bancroft Dairy
Madison
Trainor
Nathan F. Burgy
State Highway Patrol
Trunse
Albany
Brodhead
Harold J. Lamboley
Law enforcement panel pushes restrictive crime bills
Washington report on a conference of law enforcement leaders led by Attorney General McGrath. The committee backs prompt congressional action to curb organized gambling with safeguards for legitimate activity, excluding petty gambling like Joe’s Friday game. Mayor Davis Lawrence of Pittsburgh heads a subcommittee seeking bills to ban interstate slot shipments and block horse betting via interstate channels while preserving racing news. Maine AG Ralph W. Farris backs state level firearms registration to trace killers without angering sportsmen and hunters.
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The
Conference of Law Enforcement
McGrath
Joe's House
Davis Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Congress
Lawrence
Federal Communications Commission
Ralph W. Farris
Maine
Roger L. Elmer Files For Seat on Council
Roger L. Elmer files to run for alderman in the fourth ward. He recently moved to 817 17th Avenue and faces H. W. Staver in the race. City Clerk G. S. Soseman received the papers today.
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Roger L. Elmer
Fourth Ward
G. S. Soseman
Elmer
17Th Avenue
H. W. Staver
Cabinet May Quit In Belgian Tangle
Belgium faced a potential government collapse over Leopold III's return to the throne. Premier Gaston Eyskens, after talks in Switzerland with the exiled king, implied no government may exist to seek parliamentary approval. Leopold awaited parliament's decision despite a nationwide advisory poll of 57.7 percent in favor.
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Srussels
Belgium
Leopold III
Gaston Eyskens
Switzerland
Leopold
Eyskens’ Party
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Union Free High School
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Monroe F. Manley
Manley
Madison Trucker
Plain John Citizen
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