Allies Push Toward 38th Parallel in Korea Drive
Allied forces on the western front drove north toward the 38th parallel linking with an American division north of Uijongbu while east coast patrols crossed the parallel. The Wolsa peninsula raid killed 100 Reds and captured 69 before withdrawal. Chinese units nearby withdrew from Seoul area as linkup neared.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Munsan
Uijongbu
South Ree
U.N. I
North Korea
South Kor
Will Far East Naval
Taedong
Chinnampo
Pyonyang
Jim Becker
U.S
26Th Army Corps
Seoul
38Th Parallel
Yonchon
Hwachon
Fifth Air Force
Republic of Korea
Edward Riter 75 Dies. area farmer laid to rest
Edward Riter 75 a Monroe township native and area farmer died at St. Clare hospital after a month long illness. He was born Aug 19 1875 to Henry and Bridget Casey Riter and lived with his brother Henry and sister Hannah. He leaves two brothers John and Henry, a twin sister Mrs Theresa Adams, two other sisters Mrs Ellen Purvis and Miss Hannah, four nieces and four nephews. Rosary is set for Wednesday at Stuessy funeral home. Funeral Thursday at Stuessy and St Victor's church with Rev E C McCollow officiating. burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Enwaranuer
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Riter
Monroe Township
Henry
Bridget Casey Riter
Hannah
Riter
John
Monroe
Theresa Adams Sterling
Til
Ellen Purvis
Beloit
James
Kathrine Luchsinger
Mary Spielmacher
Lydia Riter
Stuessy
Stuessy’s
St. Victor's Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Judith Anne Hunt Suffers Burns in Kitchen Incident
Judith Anne Hunt, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carson Hunt of Browntown, received second and third degree burns on her back when a sweat shirt ignited by a recently shut off electric stove burner. She was taken to St Clare hospital and rests at her grandmother Mary Howe's home at 1315 12th Street.
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Tai
Carson Hunt
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
Mary
Howe
12Th ‘Street
Senator Vandenberg's condition unchanged at home
Grand Rapids reports Michigan Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg remain seriously ill at his residence with Dr. A B Smith stating there has been no change in his condition since the previous update.
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Grand Rapids
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
A. B. Smith
Officials Unhappy MacArthur Bid Jobs Washington
The Truman administration and White House aides clash with General MacArthur over Korea policy. After his Tokyo departure he urged peace talks and warned of Chinese retaliation if UN forces attacked. A coordinated statement claimed Washington had nothing to do with his remarks as tensions rose over foreign policy limits.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
White House
Tokyo
8Th
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Acheson
U. N
Eugene Schwend Dies in Korea War
Eugene C. Schwend, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Nelson R Schwend of Monroe, was killed in action in Korea on Feb 13. He served in the 31st Infantry Regiment, Second Division, after returning to duty last October. Born Feb 22, 1926 in Belleville, he moved to Monroe six years ago and attended Mount Rose school. He is survived by his parents two brothers Earl J and Glenn C a sister Mrs Harold A Rudhi and several relatives. He previously served with the 37th regiment at Fort Lewis and had been employed by Lanz Hardware Co. since moving to Monroe.
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Pic
Eugene C. Schwend
Nelson R. Schwend
10Th Street
Korea
Department of the Army
Pfe
Schwend
United Nations
37Th
Fort Lewis
Wash
Pfc
Belleville
Monroe
Schwends
Mount Rose School
Lanz Hardware Co
Glenn C
Rockford
Earl J
Jacksonville
Fla
Harold A. Rudhti
Katherine Zweifel
Sophie Schwend
Highland, Iil
Easter Weekend Car Collisions Reported in City
Three minor traffic accidents were logged Saturday afternoon and morning. Chester L Stauffacher and Walter Sutter collided at 8th street and 25th avenue at 3 55 p m. A Dearth Motor Sales car driven by Robert E Logeson and a Wal ter Baer vehicle collided at 9th street and 17th avenue at 11 00 a m. Henry Wartenweiler and Chester J Hasse were involved in a crash in the 1800 block of 12th street at 10 38 a m with Hasse's car parked when struck.
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Chester L. Stauffacher
Walter Sutter
8Th Street
25Th Avenue
Dearth Motor Sales
Robert E. Logeson
8Th Avenue
Walter Baer
Brodhead
17Th Avenue
Henry Wartenweiler
23Rd Avenue
Chester J. Hasse
12Th Street
Hasse
County Group Mobilizes Farming Movement
A county agricultural mobilization committee was to be organized this afternoon at the PMA office in the former White block. Attending were PMA county board members Fred Hahlen W C Baumgartner Jonathan Moen Nick Calabresa soils conservationist Myron E Jeglum county agricultural agent Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent vocational agricultural teachers of Green county and Production Credit association member.
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Couny Agricultural
PMA
USDA
PMA County Board
Fred Hahlen
W. C. Baumgartner
Jonathan Moen
Nick Calabresa
Myron E. Jeglum
Mamie Tillema
Vocational Agricultural Teachers of
Green County and Production Credit Association
WAF Who Reigned At All Male Station Becomes Bride
New Hampshire WAF Stella Band married Sgt Merlin Yongren of Scott Field Illinois after stirring crowds at Grenier base where she previously arrived through a force snafu. The 20 year old Racine native had claimed there was one man for her and now honeymooning in St. Louis. She later moved to Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts where she met Yongren, 21, of Grand Rapids Minnesota, about a year ago as both were stationed at Scott Field. Stella returns to Otis in nine days.
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New Hampshire
WAF
Stella Band
Merlin Yongren
Scott Field
St. Louis
Racine Waf
Grenier
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Yongren
Grand Rapids
Minn
Stella
Otis Base
Mrs Anderson 69 Dies at Brodhead
Mrs. Anderson aged 69 died at Brodhead after a long illness at the home of her sister Mrs Aven Johnson. Born Sept 29 1881 in Plymouth Township she was daughter of Ole Hoff and Betsy Olson Hoff. She married John Anderson in 1907 and farmed near here until his death. Survived by daughter Myrtle Engebretson Beloit four sons Benart Gilman Louis Oscar and two stepchildren Josie Fowiet and Arthur Anderson Beloit two sisters Alma Olson and Aven Johnson Brodhead a foster brother Hilmer Hoff Janesville and several grandchildren. Private services set for tomorrow at Everson funeral home 1 45 p m with a second service at Bethlehem Lutheran church 2 p m Friends may call after 7 tonight Burial at East Lutheran Valley Cemetery.
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Brod
Nettie H. Terday
Aven Johnson
Plymouth Township
Ole
Betsy Olson Hoff
John Anderson
Monroe
Myrtle Engebretson
Beloit
Benart
Gilman
Louis
Brodhead
Oscar
Bek
Josie’ Fowiet
Kenneth Jargo Dies at 60 at Deerfield Farm
Kenneth Jargo 60 died suddenly of a heart attack at 11 p m yesterday at his farm home near Deerfield He had been ill with a heart condition and had retired from farming He was married to Rose Mann Hendrickson of Browntown and Monroe Relations include Francie O Donnell and Lottie Zander visiting from Monroe with Zander planning to stay several days O Donnell is a Jargo niece
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Kenneth Jargo
Deerfield
Rose Mann Hendrickson
Browntown
Monroe
Jargo
Francie O'Donnell
Lottie Zander
Tavern Fight Fatal in Madison Involving UW Employee
Madison police report a tavern scuffle left 59 year old University of Wisconsin employee Martin A. Parkinson dead after a week. William Ott, 24, ex city policeman, was arrested on a charge of assault without regard for human life.
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Madison
Martin A. Parkinson
University of Wisconsin
William Ott
Senate probe on basketball referees amid fixing claims
Senate crime committee probes possible fixing by referees after Don Forman arrest and Bradsen testimony alleging three to five referees involved. Milwaukee’s Bradsen linked Midwest Big Ten and Ivy League officials. Manhattan DA hunts another fixer as betting rings spread across basketball, football and baseball.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Crime Committee
Sidney A. Brodson
Milwaukee
Sat_ Urcay
Brodson
Senators
Bradson
Manhattan
New York University
Don Forman
Madison Square Garden
Miami
Steubenville
Ohio
New York City
Forman
Jacksonville
Fla
Sffice
City College of New York
President Truman Warns Of Soviet Expansion In Americas
President Truman urged Inter American ministers to coordinate defense against Soviet expansion in the hemisphere. He advocated an $80 million military aid plan for Latin America, higher strategic-material production, burden sharing, and stronger economic growth including food, education, health, and regional infrastructure.
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Washington
Truman
New World
Inter-American Foreign Ministers
Argentina Fusion Claim Sparks Global Skepticism
Ronald Richter, the Austrian chemist by birth now Argentine, told foreign reporters that Argentina has a solar reactor furnace producing controllable fusion energy for future power and industry but offered few details or proof. President Peron defended the claim amid cautious international doubt ahead of the Inter-American conference.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Ronald Richter
Peron
U. S
Richter
Powe
Democracia
United States
Arsentine
Easter Crowds Fill Churches as Weather Improves Day
Easter attendance rose in vsharehessionroe and Green counties as mild weather aided observances. The Union Sun service at Grace Lutheran drew smaller crowds due to morning chill. The Knights Templar Easter program at 3 p m in the Masonic temple drew over 150. C M Stauffer spoke on Abide With Me, the Masonic Men’s choir sang, and Edwin W Schuetze played Ave Maria. Afternoon temperatures rose from 38 at 3 p m to 42 by 1 p m with signs of further warming.
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Vharehessionroe
Green County
Grace — Lutheran Church
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
C. M. Stauffer
Mercury
Mrs F H Trumpy Succumbs After Illness at Home
Mrs J Menry Trumpy aged 60 died at home after a decade of illness. Former Lula Alder, born Blanchardville 1890, taught in rural schools and Beloit with a state life certificate. Survived by husband F H Trumpy a daughter Jane five brothers and one sister. Services at Stuessey funeral home Wednesday at 2 pm led by Rev Newell Mendenhall, burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Trumpy
Beloit
F. Henry Trumpy
Grace Lutheran Church
George Beiswanger
Jane
Fred
Freeport
Louis
Robert
Monroe
Charles Wilmington
Del
Rodney
Omro
Wis
Ani Na Alder
Nicolas
Stuessy Funeral Home
Newell Mendenhall
Greenwood Cemetery
Caution Grips Market Stocks Move Unevenly
Uneven market day with most price changes under one dollar. Gains clustered in Boeing, Douglas, New York Central, US Gypsum, American Woolen, American Cyanamid, Dow Chemical, and American Can. Declines seen in General Motors, Santa Fe, Admiral, International Paper, US Rubber, Du Pont, Eastern Air Lines and Montgomery Ward.
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Cauuur
Boeing Airplane
Douglas Aircraft
New York Central
U. S. Gypsum
American Woolen
American Cyanamid
Dow Chemical
American Can
General Mortors
Santa Fe
Admiral
International Paper
U. S. Rubber
du Pont
Eastern Air Lines
Montgomery Ward
Committee To Meet Tonight At County Superintendent Office
The county school committee will meet tonight at the courthouse office of the county superintendent.
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Court House
Pleas for Peace Highlight Easter Services Worldwide
The Associated Press reports Easter observances across the globe drawing crowds in Jerusalem and Moscow, with chaplains in Korea conducting outdoor services as Czech and East German congregations join in. In Israel and the Philippines security concerns and weather affected celebrations, while Chicago moved sunrise services indoors for the first time after 17 years at Soldier Field.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Rome
United Nation
Korea
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Moscow
Philippines
Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Soldier Field
O Dwyer Ally Indicted in Senate Perjury Probe
James J Moran a New York city official and ally of ex mayor William O Dwyer was indicted for perjury for denying Douglas Weber visited his office six times between 1946 and 1950. Weber a Brooklyn numbers bookmaker also charged with lying under oath.
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New York
James J Moran
Senate
Louis Weber
Brooklyn Numbers
Moran
William O’dwyer
Weber
Hoover Seeks Local Power to Combat Graft and Crime
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover urges Senate Crime Committee to push local authorities to lead in eradicating organized crime and corrupt elements. He calls for annual grand jury reviews of justice, tighter perjury laws, immunity under oath, and limits on gambling information. also opposes a federal police force and stresses enforcing existing laws. The hearings, led by Kefauver, move toward drafting proposals after tonight’s testimony from Newark mob figure Longie Zwillman and others.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Crime Committee
Hoover
McGrath
Senate Committee
Micuram
Congress
Kefauver
D-Tenn
National Crime Commission
Senate
Frankie Costello
New York
Costello
Torney
Ates
Italy
Crime Committee
Abner
Longie) Zwillman
Newark
N. J
Murder, Inc
Mob
Trial of Hendrickson Opens in Dodgeville Circuit Court
The first degree murder trial of Charles Hendrickson, 32, a Dodgeville carpenter, opened today in circuit court. He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the robbery murder of Charles Exley the night clerk at the Highee hotel on January 12.
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Congouise
Charles Hendrickson
Dodgeville Carpenter
Hendrickson
Charles Exley
Highee
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Judith Anne Hunt
Eugene Schwend
Marines
Mrs. Anderson
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Hemisphere
Associated Press
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Europe
Prince of Peace
Cneerfur
New York and
Israel
California
Mt Rubidieux
Riverside
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Leibowitz
Pol Leibowits
Foss
City Hall
Dodgeville
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