Officials Gather Figures to Show Hatch at Hearing
Monroe city officials and Supervisor O L Hare prepare data for A E Hatch at a County Board session next week to contest the state method for valuation. The table lists 10 Wisconsin cities including Monroe with similar sizes and shows Monroe near the top in 1952 valuations.
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Hatch
Monroe
O. L. Hare
A. E. Hatch
Brodhead
Hare
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Wisconsin Department of Taxation Bulletins
State Taxation Department
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Dunwiddie
West Bend
Rice Lake
Velvet-lined rock gem theft rattles Madison area
Madison police report 10 velvet lined trays tied to a $9000 diamond ring theft from an automobile owned by S J Luchsinger. Rings stolen in broad daylight near Capitol Square as two men fled in a late model green car with Florida plates. seven trays recovered in a river near Janesville and three in a stream near Edgerton.
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Madison
Janesville
Edgerton
S. J. Luchsinger
Watertown
Luchsinger
Capitol Square
Marie Anderson
Harry Milsted
Florida
Finland to form new government after cabinet resignation
Sakari Tuomioja, 42, head of Finland's National Bank, agreed to attempt forming a new government as Premier Urho Kekkonen resigned following a defeat on an industry subsidy vote.
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Finland
Helsinki
Sakari ‘Tuomioja
National Bank
Urho Kekkonen
Indian general warns Reds to speed POW talks at Panmunjom
Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya publicly urged Communist negotiators to accelerate interviews with anti Red POWs or risk abandonment of the program. He indicated India might deploy troops to press talks if the process collapses as the Reds threaten to quit. The POWs protested alleged U N command and custodian censorship, and only 61 of anti Red POWs have returned home so far.
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Panmunjom
War Prisoner Commission
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
U. N. Command
India
United States
Richard Cordon
Andrew Condron
Kim Man- Su
Uast
Richard Corden
East Providence
R. I
MRC
Reds
Cheddar Values Firm In Trade at Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports stable cheddar and pasteurized small styles with minor reductions in quotes. Sales include pasteurized single daisies 39 cents and raw milk single daisies 39 cents, with bids showing 36 to 39 cents for various cheddar and colby longhorns notes.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Eight Miners Feared Dead in Utah Explosion
Bonanza Utah rescue workers descended in a giant metal bucket into a blast wrecked gilsonite mine but found no trace of eight miners. The men, trapped 500 feet below the surface by an explosion and ensuing fire, were missing Thursday with little hope of survival.
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Utah
Bonanza
Smathers protests ban on Korea news by eager beavers
Sen. Smathers condemned military censorship of Korea news and urged Defense Secretary Wilson to crack down on what he called putrefying restrictions. He cited AP correspondent John Randolph reports of political censorship and a January Allied bombing incident that killed 14 U.S. soldiers.
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Smathers
Eager Beaver
Korea
Washington
D-Fla
Pentagon Today
Wilson
John Randolph
Associated Press
Randolph
Disturbing
Rudolph
Politi
Ndolph
U.S
Grassland committee to tour Washington D C with Johnson
A county grassland committee will take an expense paid trip to Washington D C from November 30 to December 3. Amos Johnson of York Township, named among area winners at Middleton banquet, will join the trip. Two more committee members will be chosen later and eligible to go. Myron E. Jegluni, county agent, notes the county also earned regional honors. Johnson was county progress winner and Kendall C. Digman of Monroe won the general class prize.
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Washington, D. C
Amos Johnson
York Township
Middleton
Myron E. Jegluni
Madison
Green
Polk
Langlade
Outagamie
Price
Wood
Dane
Johnson
Kendall C. Digman
Monroe
January Draft To Take 23000 Men
The Army issued a draft call for 23000 men for January. The quota matches last July’s level despite talks of a stepped-up call in 1954. Dr Arthur Fleming said the monthly draft might rise to 40000 to 50000 by January or February and as high as 60000 by July. Secretary of Defense Wilson noted efforts on a long-range plan to smooth monthly drafts.
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Wasnunuiun
Army
Arthur Flemming
Defense Mobilization
Alfred
N.Y
Wilson
Harsh Cold Snap Lingers With Warm Interludes
The report notes a first cold snap with temperatures around 23 degrees, four degrees above the prior night. Clear skies are forecast for tonight and tomorrow, with a low near 25 and a high around 48. The afternoon reading was 41 degrees.
Officials Doubt New Date Story In Hartley Disappearance
Madison detectives doubt a 15 year old Onalaska youth, a runaway for six months, was involved in Evelyn Hartley’s disappearance in La Crosse. He dated Hartley and was in La Crosse Oct 24 25 but did not see her. Evidence remains limited to shoes and clothing with bloodstains found near the home as searches continue.
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Madison M
Harry Milsted
Onelaska
Wis
Evelyn Hartley
LaCrosse
Madison
Milfted
Miss Hartley
John Bosshard
Milsted
Richard Gruber
Onalaska
Evelyn
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Wilson
Rail Stocks Lead In Brisk Market Advance
A brisk rally in rail stocks propelled the New York market higher with gains around one to two points. Leaders included New York Central Southern Railway Northern Pacific Atlantic Coast Line Bethlehem Steel Standard Oil Goodyear American cyanamid and Boei.
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New York
New York Central
Southern Railway
Northern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Bethlehem Steel Standard Oil
Goodyear
American Cyanamid
Boei
White named as Russian spy by Brownell
Chicago Attorney General Brownell accused Harry Dexter White born 1891 of being a Russian spy and claimed he remained in government despite FBI findings. Brownell detailed White’s rise from 1934 to 1945 and his role drafting the Morgenthau Plan and smuggling documents to Moscow.
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Chicago
Brownal
Harry Dexter White
Treasury
Truman
FBI
White House
White
United States
International Monetary Fund
Brownell
Ecutives Club
Roosevelt
Elizabeth Bently
Washington
Morgenthau
Germany
Moscow
Brownell urges press to fight government secrecy
Atty. Gen. Brownell told the AP Managing Editors Association that the press must oppose any government secrecy that hinders information flow. He cited President Eisenhower’s new executive order replacing Truman rules as essential to transparent operations and public knowledge.
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Chicago
Brownell
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Eisenhower
Washington
Truman
Riots in Trieste as Allied troops restore order
Pro Italian demonstrators clash with police in Trieste causing multiple deaths and injuries. American and British troops enter with fixed bayonets to quell the violence as protests spread to Rome Milan and other Italian cities.
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U.S
Trieste
Adriatic
Rome
U. S
Asa
Milan
London Students Riot Over Guy Fawkes Fines
London students riot near Bow Street Court as 200+ youths are fined after a large West End protest. Hearings followed a 10,000-strong march on Parliament, with firecrackers scattered and attempts to rush the court doors.
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London
Guy Fawkes
London U
Bow Street Court
Covent Garden Market
West End
ADA Rally Defeated Motion on Parity Support
A motion to petition Secretary Benson for continued dairy parity at 90 percent was soundly defeated at District 1 American Dairy Association’s meeting in the high school auditorium. Only four producers backed the proposal in a standing vote. officers and directors were elected and re-elected, including N. L. Arne ton, Gerald Harris, Stant Allen, Edward Kaderly, and Earl Jansen ville.
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Waklingsmn
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
American Dairy Association
N. L. Arneton
Barneveld
Gerald Harris
Dodgeville
Stant Allen
Browntown
Edward Kaderly
Juda
Safe ‘Armers
Earl Jansenville
Donald Smith
Pla Iid
Palmer Welsh
New Era Fairy Industry
Eugene Meyer
Fr. Atkinson
Hoard’s Dairyman
Lester Swanson
Lafayette
M. W. Monson
Darlington
Platteville
Allen
Bloom Twins Honored by Brown Swiss Group
Nathan and Wilson Bloom 42 year old twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloom of Monroe received cash awards from the Brown Swiss Association for outstanding Brown Swiss entries at the state fair. They belong to the Clarno Classy Clubbers 4-H and have a long record of 4-H and cattle improvement work, with multiple honors at this year's Green County Fair.
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Bloom
Nathan
Wilson Bloom
Harry Bloom
Monroe
Brown Swiss Association
McCarthy Claims Spy Ring Ties to Fort Monmouth
Senator McCarthy says evidence from his Senate subcommittee shows a spy ring operated at Fort Monmouth New Jersey and elsewhere long after World War II. He cites Rosenberg ring links to radar espionage and names witnesses including a unidentified woman and an engineer at Nutley laboratories.
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New York
McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigations
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Army Signal Corps
Rosenberg Ring
As Corps
Ft. Mon
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Federal Telecommunications Laboratory
Nutley
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Communist Party Now
Communist Party
Washington
Brodhead Woman Hurt In Car Crash
A Brodhead woman was injured when her car left the road. Driver Fred Lentz, 43, Route 2, received minor injuries and a cut on the right from broken glass after a crash near town. Sheriff department responders were called to the scene.
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Brodhead
Fred Lentz
Route 2
Opposition Speeches Delays Wisconsin Districting Votes
In Madison Democrats use lengthy speeches to stall three reapportionment resolutions aimed at delaying adjournment. Legislative action balanced the 1954-55 budget without new taxes, with the Assembly approving a second budget phase 47 to 40 and the Senate previously backing the first phase. The plans allow the emergency board to adjust salaries, while reapportionment debates stall progress as Gov Kohler seeks authority to cut department costs. The Senate sent three redistricting bills to the Assembly, each realigning districts by population.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
E. C. Giessel
Joint Finance Committee
Wisconsin
McParland
Cuddy
Giessel
Kohler
Assembly Praises Backing of Braves in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly adopted a resolution praising the Milwaukee Braves for their wholehearted support and mutual interest in cooperation. The resolution states the Braves truly belong to all of Wisconsin and lauds the team for uniting fans and communities across the state.
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Assembly
Braves
Toda
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Wiscossin
the Braves
Wis
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