Three Hunters Die in Opening of Deer Season
Three hunters died as Wisconsin opened its 1951 deer season. Raymond Nowak of Milwaukee died en route to Rhinelander hospital after a chest wound. Herman Oppriecht near Genoa collapsed and died. Frank Coffers was found dead on a Berlin area farm from a heart attack. Thomas Lloyd was wounded in the hand near Summit lake. a 22-year-old Amboy man fired, claiming he saw antlers.
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Wisconsin
Raymond Nowak
Milwaukee
Rhinelander
Royal G. Olson
Three Lakes
Scott Lake Road
Forest County
Nowak
Green County
Monroe
North Woods
Herman Oppriecht
Lynxville
Genoa
Frank Coffers
Oshkosh
Irvin Koehn
Berlin
Thomas R. Lloyd
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Lloyd
Oneida
Clifford Guilday
Langlade
Summit Lake
Robert Dewa
400 Stations Join In Test Befuddle
Four hundred northeast radio stations cooperated in a test to befuddle enemy aviators by switching wavelengths on a beam to misdirect approaching bombers. The 19 state area test, run with the FCC and eastern air defense force, used coordinated broadcasts to create volatile beam paths. Chicago stations WMAQ WIND WENR WBBM and WGN participated and resumed normal service after the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N. Y
United States
Newark
Montauk Point
Binghamton N. Y
Radio Compass
Washington, D. C
Eastern Air Defense Force
FCC
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Becuse
Chicago
WMAQ
WIND
WENR
WBBM
WGN
Trophies Displayed For Wisconsin Cheese Association Event
Trophies for the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers association are shown at Monroe banks. Swiss awards rest at First National Bank and limburger trophies at Commercial and Savings. The annual meeting and a noon dinner are set for Turner Hall on Saturday December 1.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Monroe
First National Bank
Limburger
Turner Hall
Mother Runs afoul of jeans row. probation set
Marie Ferguson of New Boston received one year probation after punching New Boston grade school principal Miss Mabel Knox over jeans being allowed at school. Judge James A. Allen ordered she avoid the school except public functions and barred tavern visits without her husband.
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Aledo
Ill
James A. Allen
Mercer County
Marie Ferguson
New Boston
Delbert
East
Oakland Crash Fatal to Three
Two four engine transports collided over Oakland airport. One plane crashed killing three crew. The other diverted to San Francisco after losing its rudder, with three aboard. debris struck Doolittle Road motorists. one injured. The crash occurred near Alameda naval air station gas tank farm. The surviving ship landed at San Francisco with three crew.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Doolittle Road
Overseas National Airways
Alameda Naval Air Station
California-Eastern Airlines
Bay
Benkett Study of Permit Jurisdiction by City Attorney
The board of public works referred a permit request for advertising signs at a service station construction site at 9th Street and 17th Avenue to City Attorney Arthur C. Benkert. It asks whether the city has jurisdiction over sign placement. Signs would be ten feet high and extend from six feet inside the property line to the building corners.
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9Th Street
17Th Avenue
Board of Public Works
Arthur C. Benkert
President Fires Caudle Head of Tax Division
President Truman dismissed Assistant U S Attorney Theron Lamar Caudle as chief tax fraud prosecutor amid House Ways and Means probes into Internal Revenue Service misconduct. Caudle resigned by request after outside activities questioned. King subcommittee plans to summon Caudle as star witness on November 26.
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Washington
Truman
Theron Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Rep. King
D-Calif
House
Ways and Means
Internal Revenue Service
Caudle
Mr. Truman
Joseph Short
Key West
King Committee
King
Charles Murphy
Adrian W. Dewind
Murphy
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Rep. Reed
Ways and Means Committee
Soldier Questioned In $707 Robbery at Truax Field
Detective Capt. Harry Milsted said a Truax field soldier is held in a $707 theft case. Mrs. Alice Youngsdahl, treasurer of a Wisconsin Telephone Co credit union, reported a man accosted her at her car and robbed her of the money.
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Madison
Harry Milsted
Truax
Alice Youngsdahl
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Fleeing Rovigo as Italy Suffers Severe Floods
About 150000 residents flee homes in the Po river delta as northern Italy endures its worst floods in decades. Premier De Gasperi oversees evacuations while authorities estimate massive reconstruction needs after days of heavy storms and rising waters.
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Rovigo
Italy
de Gasperi
Padau
Bianco Canal
School Windows Finally Delivered For Two Additions
The long delayed aluminum windows for East and South school additions have arrived and installation work is ready to begin. The supplier, after months of inquiries and a trip by Supt. E. O. Evans to the St. Louis plant, confirmed shipment last week and promised earlier delivery on remaining items. Only steel stairs, railings, and fire doors are still outstanding.
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St. Louis
E. O. Evans
Davies Sees Fear as Greatest Threat to World
Madison reports former ambassador Joseph E. Davies, who served in Russia from 1936 to 1938, warned last night that fear is the world’s worst threat. He spoke at Phi Delta Phi ceremonies and recalled Russia's police state and its betrayal of ideals.
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Madison
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
Davies
Kremlin
Phi Delta Phi
Watertown
University of Wisconsin
Journalists Decry Censorship and Dictatorship Warnings
Sigma Delta Chi adopts a report condemning information suppression as a danger to democracy. It cites cases such as William N. Oatis imprisonment and La Prensa seizure, and urges reporters to seek facts for informed public decisions. Elijah Parish Lovejoy’s Alton, Illinois assassination site is named a historic journalism site.
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Detroit
Sigma Delta Chi
William Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Peron
Truman
Elijah Parish Lovejoy
Alton
Ill
Lovejoy
Ridgway Regrets Slain POW Toll Revealed in Korea
General Ridgway verified that nearly 6 000 Allied soldiers, about 5 500 Americans, were killed by communist captors since the Korean War began. He said the disclosure caused unnecessary anguish and that coordination delayed the release of the findings, which were not linked to Panmunjom armistice talks.
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Tokyo
Ridgway
United Nations
Korea
James M. Hanley
U. S. Eighth Army
Hanley
George Patrick Welch
Peiping Alio
Chinese Communist Radio
Washington
Ridgeway
Panmunjom
United Nations Debates Allied Disarmament Plan First
The U N political committee voted 45 to 5 to begin immediate discussion of a French British American disarmament plan and move the Russian peace plan to the Paris session end. Secretary Acheson leads the U S push for adoption as the Western plan seeks a world weapons census and phased disarmament.
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Paris
United Nations
U. S
State Acheson
U. N. General Assembly
Russia
Jacob Malik
General Assembly
Vishinsky
Britain
France
China
Moscow
Gromyko
United States
Stock Prices Steady In Brief Market Session
New York prices held steady in a quiet stock market session. Gains reached fractional dollars a share while losses stayed minimal. leaders were unchanged. About 500000 shares changed hands, below last week’s two hour total of 540000. The market, in its indecisive pattern, was affected by Armistice Day and upcoming Thanksgiving holidays.
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New York
Aea Ger
Manila checks violence as soldiers aid probe after post election unrest
Manila reports say one thousand soldiers and Defense Secretary Ramon Magsaysay flew to Negros Island to verify claims that a mayoralty candidate was killed and many injured in a wide outbreak of post election violence.
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Manila
Defense
Ramon Magsaysay
Negros Island
Rockford Pair Nabbed After Milwaukee Grocery Hold Up
Two Rockford youths 17 and 21 were charged with a $75 grocery store holdup in Milwaukee after a rapid pursuit. Mrs. Rose Cohen identified the bandits and the late model Cadillac, guiding police who fired during a 3 mile chase ending in a tree crash. A pistol and silver money were found in the car.
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Milwaukee
Rockford
Rose Cohen
Harry Januchowski
George MacCaughey Dies at 69 in Springdale Township Farm Home
George MacCaughey 69 a life resident of Springdale township died yesterday at his farm home. Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs John J Walsh Madison two brothers William and James and a sister Mrs James Bryan Mellette S D The body is at Gesme funeral home.
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Mt. Horeb
George MacCaughey
Springdale Township
John J. Walsh
Madison
William
James
James Bryan
Armistice Speedup Talks Amid Cease-fire Deadlock
The United Nations proposed a 30 day window to sign an armistice if the communists accept a tentative cease-fire line now. North Korea indicated possible agreement while the Reds study the plan. An allied dawn drive near Kumsong advanced along a nine mile front.
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Munson
U. N
Lee Sang Cho
United Nations
Panmunjom
Henry S. Hodes
U. N. Subcommittee
Hodes
Kumsong
Parallel 38
Pukhan River
Five Charged in Chicago Check Forging Ring Sentenced
Five Chicago men tied to a Wisconsin based check forging ring received prison terms from Federal Judge John P. Barnes. Bronson Riley Quinn and Owens received five year to two and a half year sentences, Whowell got one and a half years. They pled guilty to conspiracy to transport counterfeit payroll checks for firms including American Broadcasting Co and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Midwest
John P. Barnes
William J. Bronson
Milton W. Riley
Raymond G. Quinn
Elmer H. Owens
William Whowell Jr
Billy Mayhew, Composer of Its a Sin to Tell a Lie, Dies
William Mayhew died at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 62 after an illness dating from last June. The Baltimore native wrote the old hit tune Its a Sin to Tell a Lie and had been a prominent figure in local music for years.
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Billy Mayhew
Baltimore
William
Billy) Mayhew
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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McGrath
San Diego
Nixon
Wake Forest College
King Subcommittee
Oklahoma
Donald DeMars
Rancho Los Amigos
Los Angeles
Richard
Donald
David
Shirley
Patricia
Audrey
van Nuys
Fraternity
Freedom of Nee the Committee
U.N
Allied Plan
Seal Sale Drive
Rudolph P. Reger
Seal Sale
Fort Atkinson
J. T. Etter Jr
Helen L. Haesler
American Legion Post 113
Gordon Stauffacher
Jon Dannerbeck
Larry Pulkrabek
Springdale
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