New Glarus GOP Group Hears Taft Stand on Major Issues
A Taft committee rally at Wilhelm Tell hotel New Glarus drew over 60 attendees from Monroe Monticello and New Glarus. Ray Jondahl and Gilbert Ott spoke as Leo Bort and others outlined Taft positions on Korea the budget and foreign policy while party leaders discussed Wisconsin GOP organization.
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Green County
Bob Taft Committee
Wilhelm Tell Hotel
New Glarus
Jacob Disch
New Glarus Taft Committee
Republican Party
Monroe
Monticello
Leo Bort
Beloit
Republican Voluntary Committee
Bort
Theron Vickerman
Rock County
Ray Jondahl
Racine
Lawrence H. Smith
Taft
Borst
Gilbert Ott
Wisconsin
Jondahl
Bob Taft
Korea
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Europe
China
Asia
U. S
UMT
No Prisoners Taken In Batista's Action
Havana Cuba Interior Minister Ramon Hermida stated no political prisoners remain in Cuban jails after Batista's ten day revolution. He said many people were arrested but released after questioning, indicating no prisoners were held.
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Havana
Cubal
Fulgencio Batista
Ramon Hermida
Photo shows Pfc Brecklin in communist POW camp
Milwaukee News prints image of Pfc Henry L. Brecklin and Cpl Joseph Fontaine in a North Korean prison camp. Brecklin listed as prisoner of war by the War Department. previously missing since December 2 1951. He states good health in a February 4 letter from the camp.
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Henry L. Brecklin
Monroe
Milwaukee
Corp
Joseph Fontaine
Conic
N. H
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Margaret Brecklin
17Th Avenue
War Department
Korea
Pyok-Tong
Ben Bosshardt
Brodhead
Pfc. Brecklin
Cpl
Lyle Swanton
Earl Swanton
28Th Avenue
Swantons
Swanton
Block in Truce Talks Removed
MUNSAN Korea negotiators cleared another roadblock by agreeing on 10 ports of entry for arms and troops under a truce. Remaining disputes include Soviet nomination to a neutral inspection panel, a ban on air field construction, and voluntary repatriation of prisoners.
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Korea
Soviet
Russia
U.N
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Manpojin
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Hungnam
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Pyongyang
South Korea
Pusan
Kangnuung
Kunsan
Inchon
Seoul
Taegu
Southeast Korea
Taft Withdraws From New Jersey Primary
Senator Taft suspends campaign in New Jersey citing Gov. Alfred Driscoll broke his word and endorsed Eisenhower. Primary set for April 15, deepens Taft Eisenhower clash after Eisenhower’s New Hampshire win March 11.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
New Jersey
Alfred Driscoll
Gen
Eisenhower
Ohio
New Hampshire
River Falls Back As Spring Comes
River levels receded after cresting at 13.3 feet in Darlington between 2:30 and 6 p m yesterday as rain raised Pecatonica river. Vernal equinox noted at 10 14 am while forecasts promised mild weather. Local merchants worried of a flood over the bridge if water rose six more inches but avoided action.
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Darlington
Howard Thompson
Federal
Brodhead
Browntown
Milwaukee Road
Calamine
Court Receives No Rindless Word
By early afternoon no briefs or developments were filed in federal court at Madison in the rindless cheese case. Judge Patrick T. Stone said no word from litigants had arrived but noted possible attorney conferences. Kraft Foods' Madison attorney was out of the city until next month. The judge had set March 20 as a deadline for Kraft Foods Co to produce records sought by two firms in the rindless Swiss cheese patent infringement suit.
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Associated Press
Patrick T. Stone
Kraft Foods
Stone
Kraft Foods Co
Madison Man Bound Over in Fight Death
Madison Elbert C. Dye, 51, bound over for trial on a second degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing in Superior court. Dye, on parole from a 1937 Rock County conviction, is charged in the March 6 death of landlord John Lenz, 78. Dye testified about an altercation but denied using a hammer.
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Elbert C. Dye
Superior Court
Dye
Rock County
John Lenz
Lenz
MP Denounces New Long Underwear Tax in Commons
In London a Labour MP Norman Dodds condemned a proposed tax on long underwear as unfair to Britons of certain age and girth and said he would raise the issue in the House of Commons.
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London
Norman Dodds
House of Commons
Kefauver Crisscrosses Wisconsin in whirlwind campaign
Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee capped day one in Wisconsin with a brief speaking time to meet 2,200 crowds, starting in Eau Claire and stopping at seven towns including Wisconsin Rapids. Taft and Stassen pressed foreign policy critiques while Taft endorsed the St. Lawrence Seaway, Ritter denounced Eisenhower write-ins, and Gov. Warren prepared to visit Milwaukee and Racine.
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Kefauver
Wisconsin
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Eau Claire
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Wisconsin Rapids
Sen
Coonskin
Sen. Taft
Harold Stassen
Grant Ritter
Monroe
Gen
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Superior
St. Lawrence
Earl Warren
California
Milwaukee
Racine
April Quota Set At Two in County
Green county sets its April induction quota at two men. They meet at the armory at 9 15 a m on April 8 and depart for induction in Milwaukee at 10 a m. A group of 20 will depart for pre induction physical examinations at the same time.
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Green County
Milwaukee
Leader's Collapse Delays End of Foreign Aid Plan
Secretary Acheson told Congress uncertainty over Russia makes it impossible to set a three year limit on foreign aid. He warned the present program will likely run for another year and that high taxes may continue. A Senate committee said civilian economy policy has limited rearmament, with defense deliveries falling behind schedule and risks to minimum preparedness targets.
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Acheson
Russia
Congress
U.S
George Marshall
U. S
Europe
Senate
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Stassen Plans Monday Campaign Swing Through Wisconsin
Former Minnesota Governor Harold E. Stassen will speak in the city Monday at 5:30 p.m. as he pushes his Wisconsin delegate bid for the April primary. His stop sequence includes Dodgeville Fennimore Lancaster Platteville Darlington Monroe and Beloit with an overnight in Madison. First district contenders Ethel Babcock and Leo Hansen are noted.
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Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Wisconsin
GOP
Court House
Beloit
Field House
Roger W. Gerling
Stassen
Frank A. Buehler
Buehler
Royall in Critical Condition After Surgery
Former War Secretary Kenneth C. Royall, 57, remained in critical condition at New York hospital after an operation on an abscess in a sinus area yesterday.
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New York
Kenneth C. Royall
New York Hospital
Royall
Monroe braces for big turnout in April 1 city election
Monroe officials report record registration as final tallies are prepared for the spring election. City Clerk G S Soseman notes 95 registrations and 48 more. 100 ballots are being mailed to armed forces voters. Contests for mayor, aldermen, assessor, treasurer and city clerk shape a competitive ballot.
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G. S. Soseman
Monroe
State Supreme Court
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Emmett J. Norton
Frank A. Buehler
Buehler
Roger L. Elmer
Norton
Fred Galli
John B. Holtshopple
Herman L. Schindler
Leland L. Lamboley
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Lucius F. Smith
Everett Keel
Sherman G. Hodg
Helen L. Gempeler
Elmer
Arthur C
Alfred H. Henning
Floyd W. Matzke
William F. Beckman
New Type Plane Reported Over Korea Outperforming MIG
American Sabres shot down five Communist MIG-15s and damaged five more, boosting two day totals to six red jets downed and 12 damaged. The readied Type 15, a high-wing variant of the MIG-15, was described as more efficient at low altitudes though about 50 mph slower, and about two feet longer with a two foot wider wingspan.
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Seoul
Korea
McCarthy to Address Monroe City Event Likely
Senator Joseph McCarthy plans a Monroe appearance within weeks. Talks with Wendell L. Simmons indicate a speech, likely at the senior high school gymnasium, possibly on April 29, under the Young Republicans. Local timetables are being checked for arrangements.
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Monroe
Wendell L. Simmons
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McCarthy
Herbert T. Johnson
Young Republicans
Simmons
Jerseys Mistakenly Shipped for Korea Mixup
In Two Rivers Wisconsin 22 Korean recipients received football jerseys marked St Luke s Cardinals. The garments were intended for St Luke s school team next fall but were mixed from a used clothing shipment collected for the needy in Korea.
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Wis
Korea
St. Luke’s Cardinals
St. Luke’s
St. Luke’s Congregation For
Egypt fires four in riot aftermath
Cairo authorities dismissed four senior Interior Ministry officials over the January 2 riot in Cairo. The ousted leaders include national police chiefs and the city’s acting governor, retired by royal decree after a Cabinet meeting.
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Cairo
Interior Ministry
Farouk
Kenosha Bribery Case Nears Jury
Former Kenosha city councilman Howard Coates faces a jury as the trial closes with the defense nearing completion. John O Mara testified he paid Coates about 7000 in multiple envelopes while also detailing other payments. Tax and accounting experts noted discrepancies between 1947 income and deposits tied to Coates seat cover business.
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Coates
Claude Watkins
O’mara
A. J. Miller
Wisconsin Department of Taxation
Gordon Seymour
Six Darlington accident patients show improvement
Six teenagers from rural Darlington admitted to Lafayette County Memorial Hospital Monday are reported improved. Five were hospitalized after a two car crash that killed Charles McGuire, 15, and involved Robert Larson, Raymond Bowers, Alfred Mathys Jr., Clinton Halverson, and Wayne Gordon. Basil Kennedy, of Darlington, drove an ore truck that went out of control. Funeral services were held yesterday for McGuire.
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Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
Charles McGuire
Basil Kennedy
McGuire
Robert Larson
Raymond Bowers
Alfred Mathys Jr
Clinton Halverson
Wayne Gordon
Bowers
Calamine
Harvester Strikers Charged By Company
Milwaukee. International Harvester Company formally charged its striking AFL union with violation of the no strike contract and maintaining mass picket lines against state law. The complaint was filed with the State Employment Relations Board and a hearing was set for April 3 in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
International Harvester Company
AFL
Harvester
State Employment Relations Board
Feinsinger Collapses During Steel Labor Talks
Washington The Wage Stabilization Board recessed its steel labor talks after Chairman Nathan P Feinsinger collapsed from fatigue at 530 am CST. Doctors said he would likely resume negotiations this afternoon as the industry faced a possible weekend shutdown if no agreement is reached.
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Washington
The
Wage Stabilization Board
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Feinsinger
WSB
Fred Bullen
Truman Denies Korea Factor in 1952 Run
President Truman told reporters at a Florida naval station that Korea has no bearing on his future political decisions. He also addressed Eisenhower’s return, a 1945 loan to the Soviet Union, and Newbold Morris’s status as corruption investigator amid congressional questions.
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Fla
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Frank E. McKinney
Korea
McKinney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Soviet Russia
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Newbold Morris
Congress
Senate
Morris
Senate Votes on Japanese Peace Treaty Begins
Washington reports the Senate starts voting on the Japanese Peace Treaty with expected ratification before nightfall. Opposition arises among Republicans over the three accompanying Pacific security pacts with Japan, the Philippines, and Australia and New Zealand, as Democratic Leader McFarland stays confident of approval.
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Senate
Japan
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
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