Eisenhower Seeks Business Method House to Run Government
Eisenhower urged in Casper for ordinary business methods in Washington to improve efficiency and reduce agency overlap. He defended Western land control and said he would not sever diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union. Campaign notes also report Stevenson leading Eisenhower in a landslide outlook among voters, with regional analyses and party statements from Springfield and Oshkosh.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Casper
Wyo
Eisenhower
Cheyenne
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Okla
New Orleans
Soviet Union
Gen
George Marshall
Milwaukee
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Marshall
Peoria
Look Ahead to New Goals for Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times marks its 54th year under founder Emery A. Odell who started the paper October 13, 1898. The edition notes upgrades including an Associated Press teletypesetter wire service and a Fairchild Scan A Graver engraving machine to speed and improve photo reproduction.
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Monroe
Green County
Evening Times
Associated Press
Janesville
Odell
John W. Odell
Emery A. Odell
Times
John E. Friedell
Motorist Hurt In Accident Here
Three accidents investigated by police yesterday left one person injured. Fred Blumer 26 route 2 received a head cut when his car collided with Paul Thompson 21 route 2 Monticello. Blumer’s car overturned on the Herman G. Reger lawn at 2121 7th street after the crash at 7th street and 22nd avenue. Blumer’s car demolished. Thompson’s heavily damaged. The crash occurred at 1 38 a m. A three car collision happened in the 1600 block of 10th street at 4 21 p m. Roger L. Riese route 2 hit the rear of Russel Qually Albany who then struck Roscoe A. Dalton Monroe. Riese’s car had medium damage. A hit and run case was investigated. Nathan W. Marti 732 11th street reported parking his car in the 1900 block of 15th street about 10 a m. On return from church he found the left side dented and scratched.
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Fred Blumer
Paul Thompson
Monticello
Blumer
Herman G. Reger
7Th Street
22Nd Avenue
Thompson
10Th Street
Roger L. Riese
Russel Qually
Albany
Roscoe A. Dalton
Monroe
Riese
Nathan W. Marti
11Th Street
15Th Street
Marti
Troops Hold Hill as Torpedo Attack is Repelled
ROK forces resist a night assault on a hill stopping an enemy torpedo attack. A mobile post office preview is set for Wednesday with a ceremonial procession and officials on hand. The Albany star route changes and Oct 16 start for regular highway post office service are announced by Postmaster Burkhard with local escort plans and a lineup of postal officials.
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ROK
Burkhard
Albany
Monroe
Janesville
Brodhead
Orfordville
Hanover
Footville
Dubuque
Highway
Monticello
Washington
John A. MacMartin
Universalist Church
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Edward J. Chastar
Washington, D. C
F. E. Knapp
Glen Dewey
Dean Risinger
Chicago
Elmer J. Bornhoeft
Postal Transportation Service
St. Paul
Adolph Knudsen
Madison
Highway Post Office
New Star
Britain rejects Iran demand for down payment on oil deal
London reports Britain will refuse Iran's request for an immediate 20 million pound down payment as a first step toward an oil settlement. The British expect American backing and Mossadegh had offered to send a negotiating team if payment is made by Tuesday. A Foreign Office spokesman said a reply may be delivered Tuesday and hinted at new factors in the decision.
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London
Britain
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Tehran
Foreign Office
Bishop Urges Religion as Nation’s Moral Anchor
Bishop William P. O'Connor of Madison urges a return to religious fundamentals to restore national morals. He cites U S leaders and a weaker UN human rights concept, warns against atheistic determinism, condemns legal but immoral laws, and calls Knights of Columbus to promote faith and patriotism. He references Columbus and 1492 in urging renewed national resolve.
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O’connor
Monroe
Knights of Columbus Council
William P. O’connor
Madison
Turner Hall
W. Howard Smith
Harold J. Lamboley
William T. Kane
E. C. McCollow
St. Victor’s
Joseph G. Urban
Dinner
Donald J. Clark
Dinner Cochairman
Times
W. C. Rust
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Knights of Columbus
Columbus
St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church 90th Anniversary Observed
Dr. Silas Bittner of Philadelphia praised St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church as Monroe area members marked the 90th founding anniversary with morning worship and confirmation. The 29 year old edifice was dedicated as part of the observance serving over 800 families. Kehle introduced Bittner who highlighted missions and denomination relief work in the morning service.
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St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Monroe
Silas Bittner
Philadelphia
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bittner
Board of and Relief of the Church
Paul C. Kehle
Ipastor
General Smith Praises Truman in Fighting Communism
Gen Walter Bedell Smith head of the CIA told the House Un American Activities committee that if the next president does as well as Truman in fighting communism the public has little to worry about He warned he would be comfortable only if he believed there was no communist infiltration in the government The testimony followed his earlier McCarthy Benton hearings and cited concerns about infiltration across security agencies.
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Philadelphia
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Truman
House Un-American Activities Committee
Soviet Claims U S B 29 Fired On Red Craft Over Kurile Islands
Soviet officials protested after a U S B 29 training bomber allegedly fired on Soviet fighters over the Kurile Islands near Yuri Oct 7. The U S Air Force said the missing bomber carried no weapons and disappeared from radar near Japanese waters after crossing a Russian border.
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Moscow
Russia
Japan
United States
Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Kurile Islands
U. S
Yuri
Hokkaido
Experts Seek Cause Of Rock Fish Deaths
FT ATKINSON Wis State authorities investigate a fish kill along a half mile Rock River stretch. About 700 to 1,200 fish including walleyes crappies and rough fish may have died from a toxic waste slug discharged from an industrial plant, says Elmer Herman of the conservation department.
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FT. Atkinson
Wis
Rock River
Elmer Herman
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Barkley Plans Trip to Wisconsin Campaign Stop
Vice President Alben W. Barkley will visit Wisconsin this week to campaign for Democratic candidates. He arrives by plane Thursday and heads to Sheboygan for a major speech that night.
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Barkley
Milwaukee
Alben W. Barkley
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Albany Soldier, Five Others Held in Fatal LaCrosse Case
Six defendants including Albany Wisconsin soldier Pfc. Harold Miller and two LaCrosse teens face Tuesday arraignment on third degree murder charges in the death of Nebraska National Guardsman Cpl. Frank Walla. Walla’s body was found August 13 in a LaCrosse backyard after a confrontation alleged to have started with a car stop for money. The group previously aid three other Camp McCoy-based soldiers and a Detroit recruit.
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Harold Dale Miller
Albany
Wis
Everett Forslund
Iron
Camp McCoy
Bosshard
Route 2
Green County
Pfc
Miller
Ft. Leonard Wood
Evansville
Japan
Camp Atterbury
White Horse hill battle shifts control to South Koreans
Frantic combat near White Horse mountain ends day with South Koreans firmly in control of the crest after repelling Red charges. U N forces report intense air action with 1 412 sorties and heavy bomber strikes on Red concentrations as MiG-15 clashes continue near the Yalu River.
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Seoul
Korea
White Horse Mountain
White Horse
Republic of Korea 9Th Division
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
Chorwon Valley
van Fleet
Milo Farnell
Chorwon
U. N
Far East
Japan
Okinawa
Haeju Peninsula
Two Polio Patients Leave Monroe Hospital
Two Monroe polio patients were discharged from St. Clare hospital over the weekend, reducing isolation ward patients to five. Tom J. Bacher, 3, and Mrs. Donald Campbell, 2117 7th street, left the hospital after extended care for muscular spasms and mild spinal type polio respectively. Betty Jane Helland, 3, of Juda, was admitted last Monday for minor spinal type polio, the latest case since Mrs. Campbell on Oct. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Betty Jane Helland
Duane Helland
Campbell
Nixon Closes Book On Income Wrangle
New York Senator Richard M. Nixon Republican vice presidential candidate will not disclose his income tax returns or discuss personal income further an aide said today press secretary James Bassett called the matter completely closed Nixon plans a nationwide radio and television speech at 7 P M CST to address government economics.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
James Bassett
Nixon
Weather Update: Cloudy Skies Bring Light Drizzle and Cooling
Clouds and light drizzle settle in with a drop from 64 at 11am to 58 in the afternoon. Temperatures tonight to fall around 48 with minimums 10 degrees under yesterday.
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Springfield
Wilson Wyatt
Stevenson
Wyatt
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Illinois
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Midwest
Dwight Eisenhower
Barak T. Mattingly
St. Louis
Missouri
Tobin
Sens
Jenner
Indiana
George C. Marshall
Francis J. Myers
Raps Kohler
William Proxmire
Kohler
Doyle
Thomas E. Fairchild
Ruf
Fitzgibbons
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Weekly Journal- Gazette
Mr. Odell
Bishop O’connor
God
St. John’s
Gen. Smith
LaCrosse
Walla
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