Green county board to resume sessions on budget action
Green county supervisors adjourned after a public hearing on the proposed county home for the aged and will reconvene Tuesday at 9 30 a m to finish budget work. The agenda includes a state education official and a highway commission representative to discuss school transportation while debate over site and funding for the home continues.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Clarence W. Loveland
Ted Sorenson
State Department of Education
State Highway Commission
Sorenson
Loveland
Rock of Gibraltar
Times Apartment Damaged by Blaze
A fire at the Evening Times building was halted by swift actions of volunteers and tenants. Mrs. Burnett C. Briggs awoke to a mattress fire from smoking and, with help from neighbors, moved the blaze to a bathroom where firemen extinguished it with minimal water usage. Damage about 500 dollars.
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Evening Times
H. L. Sickinger
Burnett C. Briggs
Briggs
St. Clare Hospital
Feutz
Gertrude
Vilas Rundhammer
Joseph D. Viney
Wisconsin
President Seeks New Aid for Tito
President Truman requested emergency action and possible congressional funding of about 85 million dollars to bolster Yugoslavia under Marshal Tito. Officials say Tito commands the largest army in Europe outside the Soviet bloc and is a key Western defense element against Soviet influence.
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Washington
Truman
Drouth
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Congress
Russia
Marshal Tito
Europe
Soviet Union
Tito
Mickey Cohen Story Of Poverty Puzzles Senate Probers
The Kefauver Senate crime committee in San Francisco heard Mickey Cohen offer puzzling answers about his finances. He claimed deep debt and little cash, opening his wallet to show 285 dollars while stating he owed about 300 thousand dollars. He defended his contacts with criminals as personal friends.
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Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Committee
Cohen
Kefauver
Tobey
RNH
Wiley
Hollywood State Bank
Army of Hunters Hits North Woods
An estimated 300000 hunters moved into northern Wisconsin for a seven day any deer season. One man died of a heart attack before noon, two were shot, and others sustained injuries. Joseph Cronick of Rhinelander was among the first to kill a deer at 8 05 am. Lloyd Burch of Green Bay died, Chancey Cox of Stiles was critically hit, and Floyde Luedke of Mayville suffered an arm wound. The season aims to reduce deer numbers in the region.
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Wisconsin
Joseph Cronick
Rhinelander
Lloyd Burch
Green Bay
Chancey Cox
Stiles
Wis
Floyde Luedke
Mayville
Acheson Vows to Fight Critics Over State Post
Secretary of State Dean Acheson declares he will battle republican critics who seek his dismissal. He assails post election statements by Senator Taft and accuses those advocating isolationist or reexamist policies of undermining leadership. Acheson confirms the confrontation with aides citing his sharp speech.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Taft
Ohio
Acheson
Crazed Husband Kills Five During Family Rampage
Ernest Ingenito, 25, after an hours long confrontation admitted shooting to death five family members and wounding four others in three homes near Vineland New Jersey. He fled, was captured after a car chase, and arraigned on murder charges with multiple weapons found in his car.
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Vineland
N. J
Ernest Ingenito
Ingenito
Landis Township
Malaga
George Shunk
Franklinville
Michael Mazzoli
Pearl Mazzoli
John Pioppi
Theresa Pioppi
Marion Pioppi
John
Tessie
Jean Pioppi
Frank Mazzoli
Frank
Hilda
Newcomb Hospital
Mrs. Ingenito
Howard Unruh
Camden
River Road
Unruh
New Jersey State Hospital For
Trenton
Howard A. Carlson
China ridicules Truman pledge in Peiping broadcast
Peiping radio in London dismissed President Truman’s peace vows as deceptive and accused the United States of roaming into Chinese territory. The broadcast cited U S behavior from Taiwan to Vietnam, denounced Acheson’s assurances, and claimed American aggression under the Seventh Fleet shields Formosa. It also complained of U S plane incursions over Manchuria.
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London
China
Truman
Peiping
America
U. S
Dean Acheson
Pacific
Formosa
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Four Score and Seven Years Ago Gettysburg Address
A condensed note on Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address delivered at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. It recalls the Civil War dedication of a cemetery and highlights the pledge to endure as a nation based on liberty and equal rights. Lincoln asserts the living must finish the unfinished work and ensure government by the people endures.
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Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Leukemia Claims Girl Who Had Gained After Nationwide Prayers
Linda Wright, three year old daughter of Mrs Wilbur Wright formerly of Richland Center Wisconsin, died at Children's Hospital Los Angeles after prayers nationwide for her recovery. Doctors had given a week to live on Oct 25. The family had planned Thanksgiving for her return home on the eve of her birthday.
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Azusa
Calif
Wisconsin
Linda Wright
Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Wilbur Wright
Richland Center
Linda
Mitchell Resigns City Police Post
Willis E. Mitchell resigns as patrolman effective November 30, reducing the city police force to seven men plus Schwaiger and his assistant Henry S. Hefty. Three officers have entered the armed forces in two months, bringing the force below normal strength. Mitchell asked that his vacation begin November 24 per his letter to Schwager.
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Willis E. Mitchell
Schwaiger
Henry S. Hefty
Mitchell
16 Aliens Freed on Bail as U S Detains Violinist
Sixteen aliens held at Ellis Island for deportation under the internal security act were ordered freed on bail. Three are Communist party officials. Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ruled constitutional bail valid. Separately, famed violinist Joseph Szigeti was detained under temporary exclusion on arrival for his 25th American tour.
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New York
Ellis Island
Communist Party
Sylvester J. Ryan
Joseph Szigeti
Pittsburgh Papers Resume After 47 Days
Pittsburgh dailies the Post Gazette Sun Telegraph and press returned to normal operations after a 47 day strike. An agreement reached early yesterday enabled the resumption, with non striking union officers overseeing the restart across the three papers.
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Pittsburgh
Americans Move Forward in Storm Near Manchurian Front
U S Seventh Division infantry units push through a snow storm toward Kaplan in northeast Korea, facing scattered rifle fire and heavy air strikes. Intelligence suggests red forces hold a 60 mile line near Taechon Tokchon, with about 28 000 Chinese in three task forces and 70 000 North Koreans in supportive positions.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Kaplan
Red Border
Tom Stone
North Korea
Yalu
Red
U. N
Taechon
Tokchon
Chongchon
Eighth Army
Tekchon-Tokchon
Second Child Dead After Family Attack
A four year old girl Christine Crocker died after a razor attack by her father Stanley Crocker 25 who is charged with first degree murder He also killed his eighteen month old son Stanley Jr The mother Irma Crocker sustained scalp lacerations The attack occurred in Hayward Park Falls hospital later reported death confirms case continues Investigation remains ongoing
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Hayward
Christine Crocker
Park Falls
Stanley Crocker
Stanley Jr
Irma
Reds salute four Warsaw peace congress delegates
Published lists name four Americans elected to the presidium of the communist backed second world peace congress in Warsaw. The listed individuals are novelist Howard Fast singer Paul Robeson physician William A. B. Du Bois and reverend William Fletcher.
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Howard Fast
Paul Robeson
William A. B. Dubois
William Fletcher
Russian Assails Lie Plan as U.N. Debate Rages
Russian Foreign Minister Vishinsky charged Trygve Lie's 20 year peace program was US dictated and urged the U N to accept Soviet ideas. He urged seating of Communist China on the Security Council and warned peace through the UN requires Soviet support. The assembly weighs Soviet and Western proposals as Peiping's nine delegates arrive.
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New York
Andrew Y. Vishinsky
Trygve Lie
Washington
Lie
U. N
Security Council
United States
China
Vishinsky
Peiping
Formosa
U.N
Korea
U. N. Assembly
Stockholm
U. S
North Korea
Stalin
Moscow
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Haiti
Lebanon
Pakistan
Philippines
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Il-nation Security Council
Road Job Delays Still Anticipated
Road reopening on highway 69 between Monroe and Monticello is delayed by two factors. Burgy flats bridge steel is not yet available but may arrive in 10 to 15 days. Surfacing material for the third section may also delay completion. Original Dec 1 date likely pushed back. First section surfaced and grading completed on the third section last night.
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Monroe
Monticello
S. J. Groves Co
Burgy Flats
Iowa Collector Dies at Des Moines Hospital
Edward H. Birmingham, 70, longtime U S collector of internal revenue for Iowa, died in a Des Moines hospital after suffering a stroke on November 8.
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Des Moines
Edward H. Birmingham
U. S
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