Truce talks stall as Reds push phony line plan
Allied negotiators accuse the Communists of stalling the armistice talks with a phony cease fire line and demand a demarcation that follows the war front. U N command notes limited air activity and reports hill captures near Kum song as fresh assaults press the eastern front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunsan
Korea
Panmunjom
United Nations Command
U. N
Kumsong
Eighth Army
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Reds
Armistice week veterans reunions and events noted
Veterans and families observed Armistice day with Legion and VFW activities. First since World War II, Co H 127th and Co E 128th infantry members met at the Legion home, naming officers for next year. Nearly 150 attendees heard addresses while a Red Arrow division contingent arrived from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Co. H and Co. E
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Monroe
American Legion Post
Turner Hall
Co. H
127Th Infantry
Co. K
128Th Infantry
Harris F. Germann
Legion
Hugo H. Voelkli
Herbert S. Orton
Red Arrow
Milwaukee
Janesville
Darlington
Wisconsin
Illinois
George King
Rushmore
Minn
Frank Rees
Kenneth Grabow
Orangeville
John J. Burkhard
Orton
Germann
Voelkli
Sam H. Pickett
Ralph A. Lindsay
Max H. Voelkli
Harold S. Halverson
John W. Schild
Tribute Pledges Battle for Peace on Armistice Day
President Truman voiced determination to work hard for lasting peace and national strength. Other officials echoed the call as Armistice Day observances spread nationwide and abroad. General Ridgway urged blood donations for Korea while ceremonies marked the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
United States
Key West
United Nations
Korea
Far East
Ridgway
U. S
Arlington Cemetery
Nine Man Draft Group Named for Indoctrination
Evelyn Drake announces the nine man draft group to depart from the armory at 10 a m for Milwaukee indoctrination. Gather at 9 a m, group includes Reuter, Brinkmeier, Rankins, Gilbertson, Zanoni, Lokken, Nenneman, Rupnow, and Jordan Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Drake
Milwaukee
Green County Armed Forces Service Committee
Woman's Relief Corps
Robert E. Reuter
Route 1
New Glarus
Donald C. Brinkmeier
Brodhead
Siedschlag Robinson Cars Collide Head-on Near Monroe
A head-on collision on highway 1181 one mile east of Monroe at 1 34 pm sent one car into a ditch. Mr and Mrs William Siedschlag Juda and Mrs Buelah Robinson were taken to St Clare hospital with minor injuries while others had minor injuries. Both cars were extensively damaged and Mrs Siedschlag had X-rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
William Siedschlag
Juda
Buelah Robinson
Siedschlag
Times Editorial Denies Cheese Reprisal Charges
A. C. Dolder of the Switzerland Cheese Association in New York replies to a Times editorial asserting an international compact to control cheese brand names was a reprisal against import restrictions. He cites 1951 European meetings in Stresa and The Hague and argues standards apply only to signatory countries and aim to protect the public, not as retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
A. C. Dolder
Switzerland Cheese Association, Inc
New York
International Compact
Dolder
International Dairy Federation
USA
Stresa
Italy
Hague
Holland
Mendenhalls Depart for Denver Church Call
Rev Newell Mendenhall Mrs and sons Norman and Ralph leave Monroe after nine years at Grace Lutheran. They head to Good Shepherd church in Denver where he has accepted a call. A van carried household articles. A farewell supper and program were held last month after his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Mendenhall
Norman
Ralph
Denver
Good Shepherd Church
Mendenhalls
Monroe
Grace Lutheran Church
Mendenhall
Monroe Ministerial Association
Peron Wins Re election with Large Victory in Argentina
The radical opposition conceded Peron’s broad victory as interior ministry reports with half counted show the president ahead by about two to one over Dr Ricardo Balbin. Officials expect a final majority larger than his 1946 result while record turnout nears six million voters with women outnumbering men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Radical Party
Interior Ministry
Ricardo Balbin
Congress
Burglars Fail To Open Janesville School Safe
Burglars broke through a one foot thick masonry wall into Janesville high school vault but could not crack a 300 pound safe inside. Police say a 19 by 15 inch hole was made from the principal's office to the vault and several doors were jimmied to enter. The battered safe contained cash but remained unopened. an envelope with 118 tickets to South Pacific was missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Janesville High School
Kenneth Bick
South Pacific
Truman Denies Medal of Honor Refusal Letter Inquiry
Presidential secretary says President Truman would not tolerate tampering with Medal of Honor procedures. He denied knowledge of a letter from Eugene R. Guild alleging battlefield criticism affected his son Lt John Guild's recognition. Guild's son and Henry Commiskey fought in Korea. Commiskey received the Medal of Honor, Guild the Navy Cross posthumously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Little White House
Truman
Joseph Short
Short
Eugene R. Guild
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Guild
John
Henry Alfred Commiskey
Commiskey
Truman Sets January Hearing for Churchill Appeal
President Truman agreed to meet with Winston Churchill in January signaling possible new British loan talks. Secretary Joseph Short described the plan at a news conference while noting no indication of French or Russian participation and that Churchill and the president have exchanged messages about aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Key West
Truman
Winston Churchill
Joseph Short
Short
Naval Submarine Station
John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Washington
Union
Congress
Aurio
Mr. Truman
Stalin
Rene Plevin
Albany Man Owen Atkinson Dies at 86
Owen Atkinson 86 of Albany area died yesterday at 10 30 am at his farm home three miles southeast of Albany after years of ill health. Services Wednesday at 2 pm at Albany Methodist Church with Rev John Wilcox. Burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. Survived by son Dale eight grandchildren four sisters and a brother. Flowers and pallbearers listed. pallbearers are nephews Boyd Atkinson Paul Zee Elwyn Kittelsen Lewis Zee Volney Jordan Harland Conway.
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Albany
Owen Atkinson
Here
Methodist
John Wilcox
Hillcrest Cemetery
Sharer
Mr. Atkinson
Decatur Township
Frank
Sarah Jones Atkinson
Minnie Evans
Albany Methodist Parsonage
C. C. Schwartz
Dale
Home Farm
George Larmer
Footville
E. L. Eadwards
Monroe
Myrtle Conway
Winifred Kittelsen
Francis
Kenneth Kittelsen
Emil Steindorf
Boyd Atkinson
Paul Zee
Elwyn Kittelsen
Lewis Zee
Volney Jordan
Brooklyn
Harland Conway
Brodhead
Lake Charles reporters plead innocent in defamation crusade
Five Lake Charles newsmen pleaded innocent to charges of defaming 16 public officials and three gamblers in a crusade against gambling. The indictment cites an editorial column titled Legal Double Talk.
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Lake Charles
Twelve Die In Wisconsin Weekend Accidents
A weekend spate of Wisconsin accidents killed twelve people and injured several others. Eight year old Billy Arms drowned near Burlington. Diane Malley, seven, was shot by her five year old brother near Shawano. Helen Koepke died after being hit by a car in South Milwaukee. Others perished in crashes or gunfire across the state, including Clarence Gates near Union Grove and Orville Behnke in a squirrel hunt incident. Police note multiple fatal crashes in Fond du Lac and Racine areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Billy Arms
Longlake
Burlington
Clive Arms
Diane Malley
Shawano
Ronnie
Helen Koepke
South Milwaukee
Racine
Clarence Gates
Union Grove
Vernon White
Milwaukee
Orville Behnke
Marinette
Marvin Bohling
Behnke
Bohling
Swan Rosenberg
Middle River
Solon Springs
Marvin Fleming
North Fond du Lac
Fond du Lac
Howard D. Williams
Viroqua
Soldiers Grove
Lyman Livingston
Menomonee Falls
Dodge County
John Juderjahn
Watertown
Juderjahn
Steve Palenski
Eden Urges Step by Step Soviet US Accord at UN
Britain's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden called on the Soviet Union to shelve major issues and tackle smaller disarmament and regional questions first. He urged real goodwill to build toward Korea, a German settlement, an Austrian treaty, and Italy’s UN membership, while avoiding a high level summit for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Eden
England
U.N
Paris
Britain
Eden
United Nations General Assembly
San Francisco
U. N
Soviet Union
U. S
Dean Acheson
Vishinsky
Reps Smith Byrnes Warn Against UN Code
Washington rep report says 26 Republican members cabled Secretary Acheson urging caution on a proposed UN code. They warn it could hinder aid for underground liberation movements in communist nations and address offenses against the peace and security of mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrnes
Smith
Wisconsin
House
Acheson
United Nations
Fleming Gives No Word on 32nd National Guard Callup
Maj. Gen. Raymond H. Fleming told 375 Wisconsin National Guard officers at the association conference that a future active duty call for a division remains possible in 1952 but not yet determined. He noted the guard’s wartime service and investment paying off, with over 100,000 guardsmen on active duty. New officers were elected: Lt. Col. Thomas Makal president, Lt. Col. Arnold Anderson VP, Lt. Orlin Miller secretary, and Lt. Col. Malvin P. Wang treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
National Guard
Raymond H. Fleming
National Guard Bureau
Fleming
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Division
Wisconsin National Guard Association
32Nd
Jim Dan Hill
Gen
Thomas Makal
Milwaukee
Arnold Anderson
Stevens Point
Orlin Miller
Malvin P. Wang
Superior
Notable Monroe Officers Attend Gathering
Attending from Monroe were Col. and Mrs. O. A. Moldenhauer, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Cloyd W. Pickett, Capt. and Mrs. Theodore J. Burgy Jr., Lt. and Mrs. Glenn L. Kubly and W/O Hugo Voelkli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
O. A. Moldenhauer
Cloyd W. Pickett
Theodore J. Burgy Jr
Glenn L. Kubly
Hugo Voelkli
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Assail
Alan Winnington
Peiping
U. N. Command
Henry I. Hodes
Joseph Lonergan
American Legion and Auxiliary
Lonergan
Little Menomonee
Gen. MacArthur
Doran R. Zwygard
Louis A. Koenig
Arthur S. Peterson
Lincoln
Alfred Henning
East
Arthur C. Benkett
North
Franz Brand Jr
South
William F. Guthrie
Bruce M. Blum
Huhn
America
Romberg
John E. MacMartin
Doran R. Zwygart
Auxiliary
P. J. Connors Jr
Howard P. Olson
Tgo
Stevens Point Yesteray
Veterans
Wendell L. Simmons
Edwin Rufenacht
Last Man’s Club
Frank W. Heinzelman
Robert F. Tschudy
Robert G. Rote
Alvin H. Babler
David Ruehlman
Wayne Fencil
Rudolph P. Reger
Kenneth W. Stuart
Harvey H. Trumpy
Harold C. Heiman
J. T. Etter Jr
Wesley L. Dodge
Lester H. Bishop
Alvin F. Bolgrien
Beloit
Chicago
Bolgrien
Charles R. Kohli
Fred L. Kohli
Paul J. Lochner
Charles J. Niles
Peter S. Solomon
Louis R. Wolleson
J. B. O’meara
Frank E. Sickinger
Russia
O. K. Johnson
Shawano County
Green Bay
August Heller
Kenneth
White Clay Lake
Siedschlag-Robinson
Times
Albany Area
Fnd
Germany
Austria
France
Rene Pleven
Auriol
Assembly
Monsieur Auriol
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