County Precinct Taxes Set For 1953 Budget Levies
Green County 1953 tax levies calculated by county clerk Wilma S Lengacher total 82634104 for county and state funds. County levy 79593575 plus state 2102785 and special funds 3040529. State levy down from 2949886 in 1952. rate 757 per thousand county and 1999 per thousand state. List of district shares includes Brodhead Alvany Belleville Brooklyn Browntown Monticello New Glarus Adams Albany and numerous townships with year over year changes.
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Green County
Wilma S. Lengacher
Monroe
Special County Board
Vandenberg Denies JCS Resignation Talk
General Hoyt S. Vandenberg said the joint chiefs have not discussed resignations with the Eisenhower transition. He noted no problem if Ike communicates his wishes after taking office. Joint Chiefs Chairman Omar Bradley and Army chief Loret J. Collins are serving terms expiring in August.
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Vandenberg
JCS
Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
White House
Air Force Chief of
Joint Chiefs
Omar Bradley
Loret J. Lawton Collins
Army
U S Revenue Offices Ordered To Provide Better Aid in Filing
The Internal Revenue Bureau directed field offices to grant easier taxpayer help during filing season from January 1 to March 17. Assistant Commissioner Justin Winkle urged longer hours and staffing, with offices open late, monitors to guide taxpayers, and organized lines to direct questions to the right information.
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U.S. Revenue
Lapnuvuiun Or
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Justin Winkle
Winkle
Monroe City Council to vote on 1953 budget and tax rate
The Monroe City Council will meet in emergency session at 8 30 a m to approve a 1953 budget of 594 000 36 and a tax rate of 22 50. Tax revenue drops slightly from the previous year while total income rises to fund city services, schools, state and county allocations, and vocational instruction with 3 500 entries to tax.
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Mionroe
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Freda Bray
Green County
Wisconsin Toll Traffic Equals Prior Year Record
Wisconsin's 1952 toll total reached 789, matching the entire 1951 toll as reported by the State Motor Vehicle Department. Officials warned Thanksgiving travelers and deer hunters to watch road and weather conditions, noting reduced visibility and traction as twin threats this season.
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Wisconsin
Madison
State Motor Vehicle Department
Orangeville Soldier Wounded in Korea
Mr and Mrs Charles were notified Sunday that their overseas tails are wounded in Korea as announced by the Orangeville Times.
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Orangeville
Korea
Orangeville Times
Charles
Eisenhower Cabinet Appointments Draw Wide Praise
President elect Eisenhower’s selections win broad approval with Benson’s resignation as agriculture secretary noted as the surprise and Gov Sherman Adams named as assistant to the President. Taft comments on the pick while six cabinet posts are confirmed and two non cabinet roles filled including Stassen as mutual security chief.
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Adams
Taft
Eisenhower
Bix
John Foster Dulles
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
James M. Humphrey
Treasury
Herbert Brownell
Oregon
Dollas McKay
Interior
Agriculture
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
GOP
Arthur Summerfield
Commerce and Labor
Allan B. Kline
American Farm’ Bureau Federa
Sen. Watkins
Utah
Farrh
Controls To Stay, Tighe Woods Quits
Washington officials discounted a report that President Truman planned to end wage and price controls before Congress reconvenes. Senator Maybank cited information that Truman considered ending controls, while a high price official denied it. Tighe Woods, head of the Office of Price Stabilization, resigns at month end, saying the current law is not working. Truman remained silent on the matter.
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Washingson
Truman
Congress
Maybank
Dsc
Senate Banking Committee
Tighe Woods
Office of Price Stabilization
Woods
Mrs Urben 72 Dies at Madison in 1920s notice
Mrs Euphemia Urben 72 of Huron Hill Madison died last night while en route to a Madison hospital. Widow of John Urben who died in 1916 she was born in Monticello. She leaves a son Dr Walter J Ar dota State Hospital a sister Mrs Barbara Duerst New Glarus three brothers J A Freitag Henry Freitag New Glarus and J M Freitag Monticello and four grandchildren.
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Kautschi Funeral Home
Madison
Euphemia Urben
Huron Hill
Urben
John Urben
Euphemia Frei‘tag
Monticello
Walter J. Ardota
Pope Leads Transport as Frisco Port Personnel Arrive
At San Francisco port General John Pope arrives with personnel from the relief effort. The delegation includes key officers and support units deployed to bolster logistics and medical aid during the ongoing operation.
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Trans- Francisco
John Pope
Meany Chosen AFL President and CIO Merger Bid
George Meany was elected president of the American Federation of Labor at 58. William F. Schnitzler named secretary-treasurer after Meany. AFL leaders revived a nine member merger committee to invite CIO talks as CIO officials met in Atlantic City amid potential new leadership.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
George Meany
CIO
Meany
AFL
William Green
William F. Schnitzler
Chicago
Green
AFL Council
Atlantic City
Philip Murray
Union Worship Service Planned
A Union Thanksgiving worship service is planned by the Monroe Council of churches Thursday morning at St. John's church. The theme is The Miracle of Plenty. Rev. Ralph K. Kofoed will lead the service with Rev. Paul C. Xehle hosting and Rev. Clarence C. Warfel reading and praying. Music will be by joined choirs, singing Come, Ye Thankful People Come. Delbert Bowles directs. The offering supports the Church World Service fund for overseas relief.
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Monroe Council of _ churches
St. John’s Church
Ralph K. Kofoed
Methodist Church
Paul C. Xehle
Clarence C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
St. John’s
Delbert Bowles
Interdenominational Church
World Service Fund
Christian Science
New Apostolic
Mt. Olive Lutheran
Christian Science Church
Pew
Olive
R. F. Bittorff
New Apostolic Church
Brooklyn Plant Lab Certified for Tests
The Brooklyn plant lab received state certification to perform Grade A milk tests for out-of-state shipments. It joins 20 laboratories nationwide under Wisconsin's health Board to ensure dairy products meet strict sanitation standards. The 1951 legislature funded the testing program.
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Ne Wowman Vairy
Brooklyn
State Board of Health
Madison
Wisconsin
Snowfall Removes Emergency Forest Regulations in Wisconsin
North and Central Wisconsin fire areas receive snow ending emergency forest restrictions. Camp fires and smoking bans are lifted as dry forests recover. Deer season remains open from last Saturday through Friday, with hunting pressure expected to rise despite light tracking conditions.
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Madison
State Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Monroe Hunters Report Few Deer This Weekend
Wisconsin deer season reports show seven deer by noon, far below last year’s fifteen to sixteen by Monday. Four fatalities include five hunters shot and one heart attack, with notable catches near Jas County and Crivitz as named hunters返.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Robert ‘Trickel Sr
Ten Point Buck
Jas County
Robert Jr
Jack Trickel
Billy
Jack Lew
Darlington
Theodore Wyss
Harold Walters
Crivitz
Aeer
Grett Keel
A. Moldenhauer
Edwin Eschberger
Nathan Roth
Gus Krier
North Iowa forecast snow blankets area before Thanksgiving
A major winter storm moving from Texas into Oklahoma and the Midwest threatens 5 to 10 inches of snow in Green County and surrounding areas before Thanksgiving. Light rain and fog are possible tonight with continued precipitation into tomorrow. earlier accumulation reported near an inch by 1 PM.
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Green County
Stern
Texas
Oklahoma
Midwest
Kansas
Netreska
Eisenhower Eyes Thanksgiving Korea Visit Amid Talks of Early Takeoff
New York reports President-elect Eisenhower’s headquarters buzz with speculation he may spend Thanksgiving in Korea with U S troops. Details remain under a security blackout. Indications point to swift moves as Ezra Taft Benson and Sherman Adams near Senate confirmation and top aides, while Gen. Mark Clark arrives in Seoul to plan Eisenhower’s arrival. Nixon and Benson meetings occur as changes loom in the White House slate.
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Ike
U.N
Eisenhower
United Nations
Trygve Lie
New York
John Foster Dulles
General Assembly
Korea
Senate
Ezra Taft Benson
Salt Lake City
Utah
White House
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Mark Clark
U. N
Far East
Seoul
Richard M. Nixon
Benson
Adams
Lewis W. Douglas
Great Britain
Harold Talbott
Republican Finance ‘Committee
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Lester Pearson
Canada
Nixon
Gov. Adams
Search Continues For Missing C-124 Globemaster Flight
Anchorage Alaska report says a sweeping search of the northern Gulf of Alaska is underway for a missing C-124 Globemaster and its 52 passengers and crew. The aircraft vanished en route from McChord Air Base Washington on Saturday, the third military air transport loss in Alaska since November 7. A sighting near Middleton Island proved false as wreckage turned out to be driftwood. A2C Edward J Miller Evansville is listed among those aboard the missing plane.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Fred Ee
Gulf of Alaska
McChord Air Base
Wash
Middleton Island
Air Force Sergeant Held for Plot to Sell Secrets
Tokyo report says Staff Sgt. Giuseppe Cascio, a nine year Air Force veteran, faces charges of conspiring to sell secret information on the F-96E jet to the enemy in Korea. The case ties him to Sgt. John P. Jones of Manchester Massachusetts, with both arrested September 21. Jones was declared insane and sent home, no charges yet filed against him.
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Air Force
Tokyo
Guiseppe Cascio
U. S. Air Force
America
Korea
U. S
ROKs Reject UN Truce Terms Ahead of Eisenhower Visit
South Korea declared it would not accept a UN arranged truce. President elect Eisenhower prepared for Korea as Seoul insisted on repatriation of POWs as its citizens and demanded control over the war ending with a demilitarized Manchuria buffer. Moscow condemned the Indian plan as unacceptable, urging an immediate cease fire and a broader peace conference.
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N. Y
South Korea
Unit Nations
Syngman Rhee
Korea
U. N. General Assembly
Unified Command
Eisenhower
U. N
All Korea
Manchuria
Pusan
North Korea
38Th Parallel
Russia
Vishir Isay
India
Fighting in Korea Heats Up On Several Fronts
Brisk fighting on Central and Western Fronts marks the 30th Korean War month. Allied and Chinese forces clash for hours as dawn attacks and counterattacks unfold near Red River positions. Allied leaders in Tokyo coordinate with U S and Fifth Air Force officials amid winter conditions. Overnight airstrikes report Communist supply trucks damaged. In unrelated town notes a 13 year old boy suffers a serious arm fracture after a snowball incident near Leith Street.
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Seoul
Red
Jackson Ights
Mark Clark
Tokyo
U. S
James A. van Fleet
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Glenn P. Barcus
Robert Tuchman
Trickel
le Iith Street
St. Clare Hospital
Larry
Ding
Bank Robbers Seek Sentence Reduction Petition
Federal Court in Madison receives a petition to reduce sentences of two men serving 12 and 15 years for bank robberies at Kent Pearl City and Edmund banks. Counsel Jerome Fox of Chilton argues the pair had prior offenses and were influenced by criminal associates.
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Waupun State
Kent
Pearl City
Fedeeral Court
Madison
Brothers
Jerome Fox
Chilton
Noman
Satine
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