Group endorses four point plan in Tschudy case
Albany committee pressed a four point program to raise funds for the legal fight to keep Jeffrey Tschudy with Mrs. Tschudy. Plans include contacting Green County fire departments for donations or benefits, a Dec 5 community sale, and an amateur talent show. State lawmakers offered cooperation but will not take the lead.
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Albany
Tschudy
State Department of Public Welfare
Melvin A. Dison
South
Wayne
Harry A. Keegan
Monroe
Madison
Oscar Toebaas
List
Green County
Albany Legion
George Hiavachek
Robert Atkinson
Herby Henrikson
D. H. Partridge
Truman Sharer
Cecil McCreedy
Eugene Doyle
Aid Group
Partridge
Sharer
Doyle
Sen
Olson
Keegan
Welfare Department
Vernon Tschudy
Harold J. Lamboley
Kohler
State Department
Atkinson
Jeffrey
St. Clare Hospital
Fire Department
Chicago
Light Snow Expected to Return Tonight and Tomorrow
Light snow is forecast to arrive again tonight with a high near 38 tomorrow. The temperature dropped to 18 degrees earlier, affecting area conditions.
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Mercury
President Eisenhower backs Puerto Rican independence pledge
United Nations reports President Eisenhower will back independence for Puerto Rico if its Legislative Assembly votes for greater autonomy. U S Delegate Lodge disclosed the pledge to the General Assembly while noting Congress would act after such a resolution. Puerto Rico’s status remains debated as some call it still dependent despite recent self government. The Assembly earlier declared Puerto Rico no longer a non self governing territory by a 60 nation vote with 22 yes, 18 abstentions.
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United Nations
N. Y
Eisenhower
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Legislative Assembly of
Puerto Rico
Congress
Luis Munoz
Mario
San Juan
United States
America
U. N
U.N
Britain
France
Turkey
Australia
New Glarus Lions Plan Four-H Night Speaker
New Glarus Lions Club hosts Conservation Night in the agriculture room of New Glarus High School Monday at 8 p m. Jack Densmore Madison area conservation supervisor will speak on the ideal 4-H member aiding conservation. Awards will be given to county 4-H conservation and forestry members present. Leslie Huber and Myron Jeglum will address. Norman Fries to speak. Refreshments served.
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Jack Densmaure
Madison
New Glarus Lions Club
New Glarus High School
Densmore
Leslie
North Korean Airman Paid $100,000 Reward
Senior Lt No Kum Sok, who landed a Russian MIG at a South Korean air base last summer and sought asylum, received a $100,000 reward. The Air Force said he asked for a trust fund to cover his education in the United States and to support his mother in South Korea.
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Ury W
No Kum Sok
Air Force
United States
South Korea
Dramatist Eugene O'Neill Dies at 65 in Boston
Nobel and three time Pulitzer winner Eugene O'Neill died Friday night at his Boston home at age 65 from pneumonia. Survived by third wife Carlotta Monterey, he battled Parkinson's disease in later years and had a prolific career with more than two score plays and major honors including the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1936. His daughter Oona Chaplin is married to Charlie Chaplin, while early wife Kathleen Jenkins and son Eugene Jr. are mentioned as part of his long personal history.
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O’neill
Boston
Eugene O'Neill
Carlotta Monterey
O'Neill
Oona
Charlie Chaplin
Kathleen Jenkins
Eugene Jr
Woodstock
N. Y
Agnes Boulton
Shane
Christmas Lights Go On Tonight in City Display
City tonight will see the first preview of Christmas as multi colored lights on utility poles and the courthouse are turned on. Louis Kohli, chairman of the decorating committee, said decorations were to be completed this afternoon and all lights would be lit tonight. Four giant trees flank the courthouse, 24 foot on north and south sides, 18 foot on east and west, with wreaths and white stars. City workmen installed the trees while the chamber funds the decorations.
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Moppers
Resree
Louis Kohli
Chamber of Commerce
Army Plans Reservist Test Training
The Army previews a six month mobilization test for reservists with six years remaining in service. Selected veterans will be assigned to regular Army units or installations or to National Guard or organized reserve groups near home. The program runs January through June across six Army areas.
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Army
Washington
Malenkov Talks With British Ambassador Hayter
Moscow radio quoted a terse official agency report saying Premier Georgi Malenkov conferred today with British Ambassador Sir William Hayter but gave no details on the discussion.
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London
Georgi Malenkov
William Hayter
Moscow Radio
Social Security Probe Roiled by Fraud Claim Debate
Washington lawmakers clash as House subcommittee probes social security fraud claims. Chairman Carl Curtis accuses agencies of misleading 90 million contributors about guaranteed benefits. Former commissioner Altmeeyer concedes no contracts exist yet defends legal rights behind the program.
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Washington
House
Carl Z. Curtis
R-Neb
Congress
Curtis
Ways and Means
Arthur J
Altmeyer
Subcommittee
Robert H. Winn
Dingell
Michigan
Eberharter
Pennsylvania
Winn
Roosevelt
Truman
Nebraskan
United States
New Church Holds First Rites Sunday
The new St. Andrew's Episcopal church on 6th street at the east city limits will hold its first worship service tomorrow at 9 am conducted by Rev. Richard F. Hulburt. Ground was broken last April by Bishop Donald H. W. Hallock.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
6Th Street
Richard F. Hulburt
Donald H. W. Hallock
Milwaukee
Ashleigh Moorhouse
Evanston
Seabury Western Seminary
Moorhouse
Bruni-Miller
Parents seek no revenge after GI killer pleads guilty
Tokyo report says Susan Rothschild’s mother calls Sgt. Maurice L. Schick sick and offers no personal vengeance. Schick, 29, of Canonsburg Pennsylvania, confessed an uncontrollable urge to strangle the 5 year old in Sagamihara housing project near Tokyo. Army says he told investigators he killed when the girl began to leave. The Rothschilds urged support for Schick’s wife and two adopted daughters and described him as a good man despite the crime. Local residents and officials noted shock and questions about motive.
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Tokyo
Tittle
Susan Rothschild
Maurice L. Schick
Canonsburg
Susan
Here
Jacquard B. Rothschild
Chicago
Schick
Army
Rothschild
Sagamihara
Col
Karl D. MacMillan
Pitburgh
Devastating Pusan Fire Destroys 6000 Homes in Korea
A massive blaze in Pusan Korea left at least three dead and 20 injured. Fire swept a one and a half mile district for nearly 12 hours destroying 6000 homes and buildings. Winds to 30 miles per hour drove flames along a half mile path toward the railroad station. Police said the fire started in a charcoal oven unattended by a housewife.
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Pusan
Korea
U. S. Army
Fag Bo Make Ily
Orean Pacific Press
Eeos Ra Army
Neutral Nations
Publicity shock linked to long hidden past in baby loss
The 22 year old secret surrounding Betty Mc Cuddy and Tom Buntin upended a family in CHANGE Texas after their second granddaughter was stillborn. The couple, once feared dead, had protected their daughter Elizabeth from publicity since their story resurfaced. Elizabeth remains in good condition while Mrs Palmer is hospitalized in shock.
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Tex
Betty McCuddy
Tom Buntin
Tom
Betty
Thomas D.’ Palmer
Nashville
Tenn
Russelville
Elizabeth
Gulf Coast
Palmer
General Assails Radar Unit Probe at Fort Monmouth
General Tilford Taylor ret, former Nuremberg prosecutor, denounces Senator McCarthy's espionage probe at Fort Monmouth as calculated to panic and erode military morale. He told about 150 attendees that McCarthy risks national security to pursue his ambitions.
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Weet Point
N. J
Tilford Taylor
Sen. McCarthy
Ft. Monmouth
Taylor
Military Academy
West Point
U. S
New York City
McCarthy
Senate
Siena Corps
Ft Monmouth
W R Etter Returns to Formosa Mission Duties
Willis R. Etter, who had visited here with his family, was recalled to Washington by the State Department and will depart Monday to resume his duties as chief of the Formosa mission. He will return to the United States after completing several months of work abroad.
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Dorothy Tschudy
St. Clare Hospital
State Department of Public Welfare
John de Boer
Freeport
Times
W.R. Etter
Formosa
Willis R. Etter
Washington
State Department
First gunshot death marks 1953 Wisconsin deer season
The season opened amid cold tracking snow with the first fatality before legal hours. Morris L. Moriarity a 55 year old Woodruff dealer died after the opening bell. Several other pre opening incidents left victims Raymond Robinson Arpin Arpin Arpin and Arlene Judkins Eau Claire. A hunter nick Loible was wounded in Eau Claire County as gunfire rang out before opening time. The state expected about 200000 hunters with safety records improving but a pre dawn casualty occurred in Vilas County. The first registered buck was killed minutes after opening at 6 44 am in Namakagon.
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Wisconsin
Vilas County
Robert Schroeder
Morris L. Moriarity
Woodruff Sporting Goods
Raymond Robinson
Arpin
Wood County
Arlene Judkins
Eau Claire
Lawrence E. Nelson
Amery
Namakagon
Ashland
Melvin
Minneapolis
Charles Grebs
Hales Corners
Carl Struck
Milwaukee Area
Iola
Nick Loible
Augusta
Eau Claire County
Loible
Conservation Department
Bermuda Talks See West Rally To Counter Soviet Stalling
Washington assesses a Bermuda meeting among Eisenhower Churchill and Laniel to seal tight four power terms against Soviet tactics. Britain welcomes the plan while Laniel hopes for a new climate, and the United States accuses Moscow of stalling Western defense moves.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Bermuda
State Department
Eisenhower
Churchill
Laniel
Berlin
Joseph Laniel
U. S
Kremlin
Elizabeth and Duke Sail for Panama on Gothic
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip voyage toward the Panama Canal aboard the ship Gothic, arriving in the Canal Zone Sunday for a brief series of events with United States and Panama guests. The royal party continues a six month tour of Commonwealth nations and possessions, with the Queen to sail under the American flag only in the Canal Zone.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
United States
Duke of Edinburgh
Jamaica
Bermuda
London
Panama Canal Zone
Four Die at Crossing Near Marquette Michigan
Four people died at a railroad crossing near Marquette Michigan and a fifth victim later succumbed in a hospital. Officials reported the incident occurred when a train struck a vehicle crossing the tracks. The injured were transported for emergency treatment as investigators begin inquiries.
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Marquette
Mich
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