MacArthur Dispute Fractures Far East Policy Debate
The article argues officials push a campaign to discredit MacArthur, while praising his role in Korea and in rallying allies like Chiang Kai-shek. It contends the general remains a key bulwark for U.S. interests in Asia, despite questions raised by the Truman era leadership and Pentagon.
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Far East
MacArthur
Marshall
Gen. Bradley
Gen
Collins
Orient
Asia
Yalu
Eighth Army
Tenth Corps
Pentagon
Truman- Acheson-Marshall
State Department
Korea
U. N
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Wisconsin Assembly Rejects Extra Anti-trust Fund
The Wisconsin assembly blocked a plan to create an additional fund for the attorney general's anti-trust actions. The editorial argues the fund would force spending and invite more government suits, advocating federal action instead and criticizing the public expense of law graduates.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Attorney General
Federal
No Grounds Exist For Apportion Suit
Madison says Atty. Gen. Vernon Thomson reported his office found no grounds for prosecuting legislators over district reapportionment. The study concluded there is no authorization or jurisdiction to take such action after reports of possible conferences to decide steps against lawmakers who refuse to fulfill redis tricting mandates following the census.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
German general jailed for slander of Adenauer
Otto Ernst Remner a former Hitler general and leader in the nazi style Reich party was sentenced in Verden to four months in jail for slandering West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer.
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Adenauer
Verden
Germany
Otto Ernst Remner
Hitler
Socialist Reich Party
Konrad Adenauer
Clergy Reassignments and Memorial Day Observance Noted
Ten years ago Rev. Alvin C. Rabehl moved to Immanuel Evangelical Church and Rev. John Marks would replace Rev. John Koch at Clarno Staver churches. Rev. LaVerne Tooley succeeded Rev. Roy Berg at Monticello and Rev. W F Huebner replaced Rev. George Zimmerman at Brodhead. Union church minister Joseph Bishop to speak on The Unseen Hand of History at Greenwood cemetery memorial day. Last rites held for Mrs. William Zillmer at Winslow.
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Alvin C. Rabehl
Imman
New Evangelical Church
John Marks
John Koch
Clarno-Staver
LaVerne Tooley
Roy C. Berg
Monticello
W. F. Huebner
George Zimmerman
Brodhead
Joseph Bishop
Union Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Winslow
William Zillmer
Grandfather of the Bride I Could Be
An aging grandfather muses on becoming the “grandfather of the bride” for multiple generations, jokes about wedding roles, and offers tongue in cheek tips while cherishing family, marriage, and a hopeful view of postwar life. He warns grandfathers to stay silent and embrace the new world while remaining playful about legacy.
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Fanny
General Features
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Mines
A long list of visitors and guests from several towns visited families in Juda and surrounding areas. Notable names include Ralph Frey, Rev. Retzlaff, Misses Jerrie Eschleman and Audrey Blum, and other residents from Beloit Madison Naperville Racine Sparta and Argyle. The local high school biology class also traveled to Wisconsin Rapids on Friday.
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Francis Quinn
Lester Stephens
Lester Jr
Marble Stephens
Argyle
James Daly
Rockford
Theresa Quinn
Madison
Ralph Frey
Alfred Woeffler
Beloit
Peter Retzlaff
Hubert Dickvoss
Beaver Dam
B. J. Dickvoss
Seymour
Fred Smoody
Berlin
James Retzlaff
Camp Rucker
Ala
Wesley
Jerrie Eschleman
Naperville
Audrey Blum
Russell E. Miller
Monroe
Homer Retzlaff
Clarno
Stella Haman
Gertrude Newman
Richard
Mark Tingley
Arthur Tingley
Fall River
C. J. Tingley
William Swanton
Brodhead
Ernest Bartelt
Harvey Prentice
Judith
Janesville
George Prentiss
Sparta
Claude Walton
Kenneth Quinn
Juda
E. T. Lahr
E. J. Schneller
Ben A. Lahr
Joe Berger
Racine
Ruth Banerman
Ft Wayne
Ind
Donald Lahr
Wisconsin Rapids
Molly’s Swing and the Robins Nest in May
Molly builds a rope swing on an old apple tree at Molly’s Molly’s father guides a rope swing. she soars among leaves and later discovers a robin nest with four eggs. She watches the mother feed the babies, retrieves one fledgling, and returns it to the yard safe with its family.
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Molly
Robin
Crossing the 38th parallel drains soldier glamor
Parallel crossings by UN forces and Chinese reds have swung the 38th parallel into headlines. After 11 months of war soldiers want the fighting over and to go home. The boundary matters less to troops than the next ridge to sweep clear, with cross-38 actions alternating by side and month.
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Tokyo
Korea
38Th Parallel
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations
U. N
Million Annual Gain Seen in Labor Force Growth
New York officials from the labor department project the U.S. labor force will rise about 1,000,000 annually for the next 25 years. Women will provide about half the increase, with nearly 90,000,000 in the labor force by 1975, about 25,000,000 more than 1950.
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New York
Labor Department
Harold Wool
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wool
Conference On Research In
Wisconsin Senate OKs civil defense funds and related measures
The Wisconsin Senate approved a 28 to 1 vote for a $100,000 two year appropriation for a civil defense program led by Gov. Kohler. An operation bill clears the way for program mechanics while the appropriation awaits assembly approval. Other actions include a $25,000 request for a Bong memorial plane hangar in Douglas County and changes to state civil service and liquor tax procedures.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Kohler
Assembly
Board of Agriculture
Walter Jandre
Fond du Lac
Conservation Department
Douglas County
Richard I. Bong
State Beverage Tax Division
Gender gaps in wages and life expectancy noted in study
The report contrasts state limits on women’s work hours with a finding that women outlive men by several years on average. It highlights differences across states and summarizes the longevity trend without linking it to specific policies or events.
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U. S. States
New Members List With Dates and Addresses
Roger Lee Goepfert listed at box 176 route to 5 dated May 27, 1947. Richard Randy Runkle at 1902 9th Street with date December 15, 1950. Janet Kay Schwartzlow route 1 Albany dated June 26, 1950. Town entry appears dated June 1, 1950.
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Roger Lee Goepfert
Box
Donald Eugene Meier
South Wayne
Heidi Mary Schlappi
Winslow
Roger Burnett Legler
Monticello
John Robert Beutel
Vicki Ann Svendsen
Argyle
Carol Jean Koelling
Freeport
Richard Randy Runkle
9Th Street
Janet Kay Schwartzlow
Albany
Lynn Annette Samson
Browntown
Catholic Teaching Ends in New Mexico
In Santa Fe Catholic nuns and brothers taught in public schools for years. Following the Dixon case, lay teachers will replace religious instructors when schools reopen next fall. Archbishop Byrne announced contracts for Catholic teachers would not be renewed.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Dixon
Edwin V. Byrne
French Explorer Cartier Introduces Cabbage to New World
Historical note credits Jacques Cartier with introducing cabbage to the New World during early voyages. The claim highlights the vegetable as part of early colonial exchange and agricultural history.
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Jacques Cartier
Holiday Traffic Warning From Wisconsin Sheriff
Sheriff Matt Solbran warned that Memorial Day week will bring heavy highway traffic in Wisconsin. He urged caution to prevent tragedies, noting the holiday falls midweek and many will combine vacation with the long weekend. Police will patrol county highways to curb speeding and risky passing.
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Wisconsin
Matt Solbran
Solbran
Solliran
Brotherhood Settles For 33 Cent Increase
The Brotherhood of railroad trainmen and major railroads reached a two year wage settlement. Yardmen gain 33 cents hourly and road service workers 181 2 cents with dates back to Oct 1. A wage stabilization board approval seems unnecessary as terms were agreed last Dec 21 before a government wage freeze.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Railroad
W. P. Kennedy
Wage Stabilization Board
Jet ace Jabara returns home from Korea duty
Captain James Jabara of Wichita is ordered to duty in the United States. He shot down his fifth and sixth MIG-15 jets last Sunday over northwestern Korea.
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Tokyo
James Jabara
United States
Jabara
Wichita
Korea
Lakeshore college gains footing in Wisconsin assembly
A Milwaukee lakeshore college plan moves forward as the assembly advances the bill 54 to 35. It would combine the Milwaukee Teachers College with UW Extension, create four year programs, and fund 4.35 million dollars over two years for buildings and startup operations next fall.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Lakeshore College
Milwaukee
State Assembly
Senate
Assembly
Koh
Lakeshore College
Milwaukee Teachers College
University of Wisconsin Extension
University
State Normal Schools
Hope Drops Libel Suit Over Joke Theft Allegations
Bob Hope ends his 2.01 million libel action after a Life magazine article was seen as not harming his reputation. The suit against Time Inc. claimed the piece implied he stole radio jokes from Fred Allen.
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Hope
Los Angeles
Bob Hope
Life Magazine
Time, Inc
Fred Allen
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