Taft Plans Major Labor Law Revisions for Taft Hartley
Senator Taft of Ohio will propose changes to the Taft Hartley Act in the 83rd Congress. He backs two Eisenhower supported amendments including requiring company officials to take a non Communist oath and allowing strikers replaced in their jobs to vote in representation elections. Morse supports revisions but seeks limits on injunctions and secondary boycotts. Taft favors keeping the national emergency provision but may adjust it later. Morse backs a different seizure option to prevent disastrous strikes while preserving cooling off periods.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Senate Labor Committee
Truman
Morse
Sen. Morse
Oregon
Labor Committee
Republican Party
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
Congress
Nine Now Dead In Deer Hunting
The Wisconsin 1952 deer season ended with nine deaths. Gunshots claimed seven lives, with one drowning and one natural death. season closed at sundown. Notable victims include Raymond Waldron, 38, of Kenosha, shot near Merrill. Fred Hollenbacher, 43, of Milwaukee, died of a chest wound near Middle Inlet. and Lee Cummins, 30, of Athelstane, wounded in the spine when a rifle discharged while his father handled it.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Deer Woods
Raymond Waldron
Kenosha
Merrill
Lincoln County
Chester Kamanski
Chicago
Ind
Lake Superior
Kaminski
Basswood Island
Apostle Group
Fred Hollenbacher
Milwaukee
Middle Inlet
Marinette
Lee Cummins
Athelstane
Marinette County
Marriner Kohlman
Robert Cummins
Orson Biscoff
Shawano
Wescott
Shawano County
Biscoff
Ernest Wagie
Rome
Jefferson County
Elton Simons
Grantsburg
Norman E. Anderson
Iola
Arnold Erdman
Route 2
Augusta
Robert Kreuge
Beloit Family Feeds Thanksgiving Turkey to Exhausted Eagle
Beloit residents shared their Thanksgiving meal with a wandering golden eagle blown off course by strong winds. Prof. Carl Welty of Beloit College identified and banded the eagle, which was sheltered in the Larson garage and fed pieces of turkey. The six foot wingspan bird is native to North America and mostly found in the Rocky Mountains. The eagle will be released once it regains strength.
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Beloit
Louis Larson
Larsons
Carl Welty
Beloit College Science Department
Larson
Welty
North America
Rocky Mountain Range
Allied Raiders Rescue Lone G I In Korea
Allied raiders supported by tanks and artillery rescued a missing infantryman northeast of White Horse Mountain on the central front. The operation forced off 40 Chinese troops and ended without injury to the G I. Four minor skirmishes occurred elsewhere along the 155 mile front amid cloudy conditions and hampered strikes.
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Seoul
U. S. Eighth Army
G. I
White Horse Mountain
No Man’s Land
Eighth Army
North Korea
Traitors Convicted in Czech Leaders Execution Bid
In Prague eleven former Czechoslovak Communist leaders faced death on the gallows for alleged Zionist Trotskyite plots to topple the pro Moscow government. Names include Rudolf Slansky and Vla do Clementis as ringleaders, with several others given life terms.
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Vienna
Austria
Rudolf Slansky
Czech Communist Party
Vlado Clementis
Slansky
Clementis
Bedrich Geminder
Kremlin
Prague
Communist Party
Andre Simon
Rude Pravo
Ludvik Frejka
Josef
Septuplet Hoax Report Shocks Chile Police
SANTIAGO Chile federal police Tuesday dismissed as a vulgar hoax the reported birth of septuplets to Carmen Molina. Luis Salamanca head of the Fifth Federal Police Section had earlier told El Mercurio a midwife assisted Molina with seven baby girls.
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Santiago
Chile
Luis Salamanca
Fifth Federal Police Section
el Mercurio
Salamanca
Carmen Molina
Bank Mailing Thirty Percent Increase in Christmas Savings
Commercial and Savings Bank will mail annual Christmas Savings Club checks tomorrow to roughly 300 participants. The total payout will reach about $20,000, a 20 percent rise from last year, mirroring the growth in participant numbers.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
H S Wuethrich Injured in Highway 1181 Crash
Harold S Wuethrich 1810 12th Street remains at St Clare hospital after his car slid on icy Highway 1181 east of Monroe and overturned four miles west of Brodhead near the R J Douglas farm. Two witnesses rushed him from the scene and he was treated for injuries. A separate sideswipe on Highway 69 near Cold Spring Farm involved Nancy Kundert driving Miss Kundert’s car and Floyd Ostrander’s vehicle with no injuries reported.
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Harold S. Wuethrich
12Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Wuethrich
Brodhead
R. J. Douglas
Victor N. Schiller
Willis Schiller
Woethrich
Frank J. Kundert
15Th Avenue
Nancy Kundert
Cold Spring Farm
Floyd Ostrander
22Nd Avenue
Ostrander
Miss Kundert
Thostenson Rites to Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for Benhard Thostenson 79 Brodhead area farmer will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at East Luther Valley church with Rev Marcus Lewis officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery Friends may call at Everson funeral home Thostenson died Wednesday night after a three week illness He was born in Norway July 16 1873 and came to the United States in 1876 He lived in Spring Valley Township since marriage to Hannah Foslin Feb 11 1899 He is survived by his wife five sons Theodore Ernest Melvin Floyd Norman three daughters 27 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
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Benhard Thostenson
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
East Luther Valley Church
Marcus Lewis
Church
Everson Funeral Home
Thostenson
Norway
Thosten
Martha Thostenson
United States
Spring Valley Township
Rock County
Hannah Foslin
Theodore
Ernest
Melvin
Floyd
Norman
Orfordville
Arnold Fobes
Clifford Colby
Henry Fowler
South Beloit
CIO vows vigorous defense of living standards under Eisenhower
New York dispatch reports CIO leaders meeting President-elect Eisenhower pledge strong support for his constructive program. They warn against any effort to cut living standards or attack labor while backing inflation control and social welfare. Also notes Pandit meeting and Hagerty designation as press secretary with weekend appointments planned.
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New York
CIO
Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
James B. Carey
Allan S. Haywood
Gen. Eisenhower
Congress
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
United Nations General Assembly
James C. Hagerty
Wilton B. Persons
Hagerty
Thomas E. Dewey
Plane Crashes Near McChord A F B Killing 36 Aboard
A four engine C 54 from Alaska crashes in fog near Tacoma Washington. Thirty six of thirty nine aboard are dead or missing after the craft struck a field south of McChord Air Force Base. Survivors include two Airmen and a Alaska boy with injuries.
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Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Here
Pierce County
Larry Amundsen
McChord Air Force Base
Jack Easley
McChord
Easley
Curtis Redd
McChord Base
Burns
Bobby Wilson
Great Falls
Mont
Joseph Icoavitt
Fairbanks
Elmendorf
Achorage
Cheese Values Down In Plymouth Trading
Plymouth Wisconsin markets show cheese values down with trading tone weak. Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports nine cars cheddar at 37 to 40 cents and one car daisies at 40 1/2 cents. unfilled bids include one car longhorns at 34 1/2 cents and one car pasteurized longhorns at 41 cents.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Rawleigh Firm Announces New Freeport Office Building
The W. T. Rawleigh Co of Freeport will construct a three story office building 120 by 120 feet with a Be loit Cunningham Bros. general contract. Stanley W. Howe designed and will supervise. Excavation begins Monday with completion expected within five months after steel delivery.
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Freeport
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Stanley W. Howe
Monroe
Monroe Architect
Beloit
Cunningham Bros
Howe
Fire Fatal to 14 Remains Mystery at Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia officials probe the death of 14 women and children from a three story mental hospital fire. The blaze began about 7 10 p m Wednesday in a ward housing 275 patients with five girls under 16 and nine women killed by smoke or flames. Fire Marshal C A Raper notes fireproofing deemed inadequate in last year s inspection and nine corrective measures were urged on August 13.
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Huntington
W. Va
C. A. Raper
Five Thanksgiving families welcome babies at St. Clare
St. Clare hospital on Thanksgiving day saw five families welcome newborns including a set of twins for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Condon of Brodhead. Other births included a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Dean Parker of Albany and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Rudi Krebs of Winslow, among others.
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St. Clare Hospital
Gerald Condon
Brodhead
Cort
Scott
A. m
Virgil Elmer
Route 2
Ann Louise
Henry H. Elmer
Cecil Ethridge
Monroe
Rudi Krebs
Winslow
Alice in Dairyland Finals May Go to Monroe in 1953
Wisconsin communities purse 1953 Alice in Dairyland final with Monroe among hopefuls. Frank Wing says finals will move city to city with regional finals planned in Sauk City Antigo Manitowoc Oconomowoc Amery La Crosse and Marshfield. Applications due Jan 1 to Alice in Dairyland State Capitol Madison Mosinee New Holstein LaCrosse.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Frank Wing
Alice
State Department of Agriculture
Dairyland
State Capitol
Madison
Mosinee
New Holstein
LaCrosse
Waukesha
Fairgrounds
Seymour
Sauk City
Antigo
Manawa
Oconomowoc
Amery
la Crosse
Marshfield
Chamber Board Receives Reports in Monroe Meeting
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directors discussed various topics at a Wednesday night meeting in the Monroe hotel. Fluoridation proposals were assigned to a report, a Christmas party plan was set, and decorations work began. A retailers conference was referred to the retail committee, garbage collection and Community Chest were debated, and the nominating committee prepared to canvass ballot results for directors and committee members.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
John F. Caradine
C. F. Kempfert
Louis Kohli
University of Wisconsin
Chamber
Harold E. Scherer
Milton K. Johnson
Lyle F. Sickinger
G. Fred Galli
Otto Steinman
Frank Ely
O. N. Johnson
E. E. Eckstam
Wesley L. Dodge
Paul Dannerbeck
Clifford M. Fritz
North School Resumes Monday After Repairs
Regular classes will resume at North School Monday morning after repairs to the automatic control system for the new superintendent E. O. Evans reported the trouble was in the electrical control system and the plant was back in full working order after yesterday and today indicated it was functioning normally.
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North School
E. O. Evans
Evans
Winnie Ruth Judd Escapes Hospital For Sixth Time
Winnie Ruth Judd, the 48 year old former socialite labeled the trunk murderess, vanished from the Phoenix state hospital for the insane after exploiting a 15 inch window hole. A suspected accomplice may have aided her escape as officials call for higher security funding and investigation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Hospital
Winnie
Los Angeles
M. W. Conway
Frank Mitchell
Frank E Pengra Taken by Illness
Frank E Pengra 68 of Route 2 Brodhead retired farmer died 10 40 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after a lingering illness born March 27 1884 in Sylvester Township married Agnes Walters in 1907 they farmed 30 years then moved to Albany in 1947 later to Decatur Parks area survived by widow two daughters Margaret Freeport and Mrs Allan Weber Albany two sons Ralph and John Brodhead a brother Hugh Pengra and a sister Mrs Tom Peppers seven grandchildren services at 2 p m Sunday Sharer funeral home Albany burial Gap cemetery flowers arranged by Mrs Harland Gillette and Mrs Ross Peppers and Mrs Paul Striker pallbearers listed.
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Frank E. Pengra
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Pengra
Sylvester Township
Agnes Walters
Albany
Decatur Parks
Margaret
Freeport
Allan Weber
Ralph
John
Hugh Pengra
Tom Peppers
Sharer Funeral
Kyle M. Miller
First Baptist Church of Albany
Gap Cemetery
Harland Gillette
Ross Peppers
Paul Striker
William Roth
Ervin Elmer
Monroe
Ernest Salzwedel
Juda
Frank Wendlandt
Bernard Sacker
Bitter cold grips region with sharp Thanksgiving cold snap
The article reports record low readings around seven above zero in the morning, with highs near the twenties. Thanksgiving Day brought unseasonable cold and widespread winter weather across Wisconsin and parts of the South, with snow in Grantsburg and frigid readings beyond the usual. Temperatures are expected to rise toward the 30s tomorrow.
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Reading
Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Louisiana
Alabama
Texas
Larsons Report No News of Missing Son in Arctic Flight
Mr and Mrs Louis R Larson of Argyle Wisconsin report no word from the Defense Department about their son Cpl Raymond J Larson 22 missing since the C 119 Flying Boxcar vanished in the Arctic on Nov 7 He had written home of flight plans and was stationed at Elmendorf Field Alaska since August 1951 Also aboard were two other Wisconsin men
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Louis R. Larson
Argyle
Department of Defense
C .l. Raymond J. Larson
Arctic
Cpl. Larson
Elmendorf Field
Anchorage
Alaska
Wisconsin
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South Wayne
Clarence Legler
Chamber Board
Slayer
Actes
Poete
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Cpl. Larsen
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