Steel Seizure Briefs On File For Court Fight
Supreme Court briefs outline clashes over government seizure of the steel industry. The administration argues constitutional authority under Taft-Hartley to avert public peril, while steel companies and CIO-Steelworkers contend seizure aims to settle a labor dispute by fiat, not law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cl10
High Court
U.S. Claims Authority
Justice Department
Acta
Korea
David A. E
Justice Reed
Cleveland
Wage Stabilization Board
Keegan Seeks Eighth Term in State Legislature
Keegan announced he will seek nomination and reelection on the Republican ticket. He began service in 1948 after a 1946 defeat, served continuously until 1946, won in 1948 and 1950, and currently sits as vice chairman of the assembly agriculture and highway committees and on the state advisory committee on highways. Residence listed at 1424 14th Avenue.
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Bity A. Keegan
Rep. Keegan
R. A. Schoonover
Assembly
Keegan
14Th Avenue
Kopitzke To Enter Congressional Race In Wisconsin
Leonard E Kopitzke of Marion announced as a Republican candidate for Wisconsin seventh district seat after the death of Rep Reid Murray He has led the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association for 13 years and has no prior political office experience.
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Kopitzke
Marion
Wis
Leonard E. Kopitzke
Reid Murray
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Traffic signs urged for Monroe square changes eyed
Bryan Wilson of the American Automobile Association submits a preliminary report on Monroe traffic. He recommends uniform signs at the square with No Left Turn indicators on outer corners and large target signs at inner corners. He suggests one way streets for 10th and 11th avenues and questions center street parking continuation.
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Public Square
Monroe
Bryan Wilson
American Automobile Association
Wilson
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Police and Safety Committee
10Th
10Th Street
20Th
13Th Avenues
Gentle Rain Revives Crops In Local Area
Light rain continued through last night and today soaking soil and improving farm and city plots. Forecasters expect cloudy weather with little temperature change and readings in the mid 50s after a night dip to 45. Farmers express cautious optimism as spring work resumes and crops begin to grow.
Green County Film To Be Shown Abroad By Glarus Pilgrims
Green County publicity film will be shown in Europe as part of a can ton Glarus Switzerland pilgrimage. G Fred Klassy of the New Glarus party sails next Wednesday on the Queen Mary to personally oversee the film. Two copies will be available locally via the Monroe bank. A second group departs tomorrow for the 600th anniversary of Canton Glarus entry into the Swiss Confederation. The party will meet Edwin J. Barlow in New York and spend a day there before sailing.
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Rees Coumy
Europe
Fred Klassy
New Glarus
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe
Monight
Edwin J. Barlow
New York
New York City
Stork Delivers Three Babies in Morning at Local Hospital
A busy morning at Ware Hospital saw three babies born within 15 minutes starting at 7:05. The first child, a daughter, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boeck Jr. of 1524 1th Avenue. The Geigel couple from 1313 13th Avenue welcomed a second daughter, while Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jenson of Horeb Route 3 had a son at 7:20. Earlier last night three more babies arrived, including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Stuessy of New Glarus and sons to Mr. and Mrs. Colburn Broughton of Evansville and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wyss of Monroe Route 5.
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Seg Maternity
Nove Or Or Ware Hospital
Frank Boeck Jr
1Th Avenue
Janet
Chery
Vickie
Frank
Gerald
Frank Beeck
Clifford Ge
13Th Avenue
Geigel
Stephan
Peggy
Lois Beth Richardson
E. J. Gustafson
Glen M. Geigel
Harold Jenson
Horeb
Jenson
Doris H. Hoesly
Clarence E. Hoesly
New Glarus
Marie Jenson
Stork
Milton M. Stuessy
Stuessy
Lorraine Wilde
John J. Argue
Fred V. Stuessy
Colburn Broughton
Evansville
Albany
Chester Wyss
Route 5
Monroe
Wysses
Burglars Take 10000 At Racine Penney Store
Robbers looted the Racine J. C. Penney store after a busy Friday night, with losses estimated between 10 000 and 15 000. Manager L C Reiher said the exact figure awaits a full count, noting cash was left in a till in the accounting room due to the absence of a safe. In another item, Lloyd Berger of Ettrick died in a Trempealeau County auto crash when a car driven by his brother collided at night.
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Racine Penney
Racine
Eene
J. C. Penney
L.C. Reiher
Acciderer Lacrosse
Lloyd Berger
Ettrick
Trempealeau County
Berger
Reds Free Gen Dodd After Ultimatum by Van Fleet
The prosecutor in the New York graft trial said he received a telephone threat after the brother of the chief witness was beaten. Jackie Gross, 24, was assaulted on a Manhattan street last night by two men as a warning to stop testifying about paying graft to police.
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New York
Corporation
J. Herwitz
Herwitz
Jackie Gross
Manhattan
Harry Gross
Horwitz
Young Gross
Gross
Arnold Schuster
Brooklyn
Willie
Sutton
Brooklyn Dist
Atty
Miles F. MacDonald
Brooklyn Grand Jury
McDonald
Thomas J. Evans
Evans
Circus Arrives For Show Here Howe's Hippodrome Opens
The Howe's Famous Hippodrome three ring wild animal circus moved to its east 13th street site at 2 30 am with shows at 3 am and 8 pm tomorrow under Monroe Lions Club auspices. The 89th touring edition features Rita Biller Ramona Betty Biller and Buck Lucas among acts with elephants trained by Bangkok imports and aerial displays.
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Howe
Wild Animal Circus
13Th Street
Monroe Lions Club
Anton Neiderberger
Altman
Biller
Cole
Rita Biller
Endurance Alort
Bangkok
Siam
Tige Hale
Great Sanchez
Ramona
Betty Biller
Equestrienne
Ricci
Enriquita
Buck Lucas
Yale psychologist Hull Dies at 68 in New Haven
Clark Leonard Hull, 68, professor of psychology at Yale University, died today at Grace New Haven Community Hospital. He helped deduce mathematical relationships in behavior to make psychology more of an exact science.
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Hull
New Haven, Conn
Clark Leonard Hull
Sterling
Yale University
Grace New Haven Community Hospital
Fuel Reserve Rule Limited Impact On Local Supplies
A government order requiring bulk plant operators to hold at least five percent of storage capacity did little to affect local operations. Firms report current supplies are far from critical, with potential shortages mainly in Eastern and Central states due to transport challenges. An added price rise came from Standard Oil, Phillips and Wadhams increasing tank wagon prices.
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Sos
Fateline
District l of Columbia
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAC
Milwaukee
Standard Oil
Phillips
Wadhams
UN Commander Rejects Red Massacre Plot Charge
U N Commander Ridgway denounced a Red claim that Koje Island prisoners planned a massacre to free Brig Gen Francis T Dodd who was a hostage during armistice talks and released unharmed. Nam Il warned of further massacres as talks remained deadlocked on prisoner repatriation amid daily fighting on the Western Front.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Ies
Koje Island
U.S
Francis T. Dodd
Tokyo
U. N
Matthew B. Ridgway
Nam
Panmunjom
Nam Il
Red
Koje
C. Turner Joy
U. N. Command
U.N. Command
Sen. Ridgway
Dodd
Fifth Air Force
Attorney Attacks Pension Increase in Wisconsin Case
In a Wisconsin Supreme Court hearing, S. W. Orr argued the 1951 law boosting pensions for teachers who retired before last June is unconstitutional because it pays for prior work. Harold E. Persons defended the measure as gratitude and inflation adjustment.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
S. W. Orr
E.C. Giessel
Giessel
Harold E. Persons
High Court
Stephen Kurtz of Lena Dies After Hospital Stay
Stephen Kurtz 84 of Lena died yesterday at Freeport Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Leamon Funeral Home Lena with burial in Orangeville. Born April 30 1886 in Orangeville he was son of Jacob and Caroline Kurtz. He married Emma Gratt January 29 1888 and farmed near Lena. He managed Blackhawk Hotel before retiring. He leaves daughters Hazel Parkinson Iva Butler a Lena brother a Lena four grandchildren and great grandchildren. He died in 1944.
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Stephen Kurtz
Lena
Freeport Hospital
Leamon
Orangevile
Orange
Jacob
Caroline Kurtz
Emma the Gratt
Blackhawk
Hazel Parkinson
Mc Tl
Iva Butler
Rev Paul Gibson Named Bethel Pastor at Monroe
Rev Paul J Gibson, of Appleton, was named pastor of Bethel church Monroe at the Wisconsin Evangelical United Brethren conference. He succeeds Rev Lawrence A Brown who heads to Brazil. Gibson, his wife and two children will arrive Monroe the week of May 19 and his first sermon is May 5. He also serves New States and Monticello churches. The appointment was made at the Racine conference as area ministers were reassigned. Bishop Praetorius introduced the Browns to the conference and they will return to Monroe for two Sundays. The conference pledged 69000 for a new library at Naperville and announced Camp Lucerne near Ripon will be built this summer. The Wisconsin session invited the 1954 general conference to Milwaukee. The next Wisconsin conference will be May 13 1953 at Milwaukee First Evangelical United Brethren church. A committee report urged end to name calling and smear of character in political discourse.
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Paul J. Gibson
Wisconsin Avenue
Appleton
Racine
Howard L. Orians
Immanuel Church
Gibson
Evangelical Theological Semiary
Naperville
Monroe
Naper|ville
Lucerne
Lake Lucerne
Wau
Shara County
Ripon
Tthe
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
First
Committee On Christian Action
Canada Lee Dine New York Star Thomas of
Canada Lee, noted Negro actor, had dinner in New York with Thomas of interest in the stage world. The report highlights Lee's rising status and ongoing links with prominent theater figures.
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Canada
Lee
New York
Thomas
General Francis Dodd Freed After Koje Prison Capture
Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd was released in good health by Communist POWs on Koje Island after three days in captivity. An Eighth Army statement said leaders from multiple compounds attended a conclave that pressured a safe return, with terms unspecified. Dodd flew to Seoul and planned a news conference, aided by cordoned military support.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Francis T. Dodd
Kojea Island
Dodd
Eighth Army
van Fleet
James A. van Fleet
Reds
Charles Colson
Robert Raven
Newton
Tex
Raven
Wiley Planes to Wed Widow in Capital Private Ceremony
Wiley of Wisconsin and Mrs. Dorothy May Kydd of Washington obtained a marriage license in Alexandria Virginia and plan a private wedding next week. The couple note ages and past spouses, including Kydd’s late husband and a prior marriage for Wiley.
Mrs Mills 46 Dies in Chicago After Illness
Mrs Friena Mills née Marty, 46, died at home in Chicago after several weeks of illness. Born in New Glarus, she was the daughter of Fred J Marty and Barbara Bauman Marty, a New Glarus HS graduate, nurse by training. She leaves her mother, a daughter, and a local resident, with funeral plans arranged at Zentner funeral home in New Glarus.
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Waner Muss
Fred J. Marty
New Glarus
Mills
Friena Marty
Fred J
Barbara Bauman Marty
New Glarus High School
Michael Riese Hospital School of Nursing
Chicago
Jack Lester
Margaret
Zentner Funeral Home
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Citizens For Taft
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Bookie
Alfonse Juin
France
NATO
U.N
Wilbur Raven
Rose Island
Paul Gibson
Bethel
Wiley
Suekane der Wiley
Dorothy May Kydd
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kydd
Walthamstow
London
British Air Ministry
George Kydd
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Dorothy May McBride
Alexandria
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