Dewey backs Eisenhower in 1952 nomination bid
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey urged a New York delegation to draft General Dwight D. Eisenhower for president in 1952 while Eisenhower stayed silent on the bid. Dewey, seeking a third term as governor, reiterated he will not seek the nomination himself. Newsmen pressed Eisenhower at his Columbia University home but he remained noncommittal amid birthday festivities.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Thomas E. Dewey
General Eisenhower
Dewey
White House
Eisenhower
Leo Egan
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Philadelphia
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Cyclist Bruised In Accident Here
Robert L. Foulker, 16, Brown town, had a bruised head after his motorcycle tipped and skidded 27 feet at 7 19 a m on 9th street and 20th avenue. He rode north on 20th when turning left onto 9th street, ending six feet from the bike. X rays at St. Clare hospital. He was released. motorcycle undamaged.
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Robert L. Foulker
Browntown
9Th Street
20Th Avenue
Foulker
St. Clare Hospital
CBS President Urges Care in Buying TV Set
CBS president Frank Stanton advised buyers to wait for CBS color technology before purchasing a television set. He defended CBS amid industry criticism and noted many existing black and white sets can be converted or adapted for color. He urged sourcing from makers offering converters or adapters.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Manufactuers
Stanton
Columbia
Federal Communications Commission
Orangeville Methodist Church marks 75th anniversary
The Orangeville Methodist church celebrated its 75th birthday with Dr. Milton Bayley as guest speaker. Rev. Fred Anderson oversees the Orangeville and Cedarville circuits. Organizational founders are named, with 175 current members and a history dating to 1875.
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Orangeville
Methodist
Milton Bayley
Rockford
Fred Anderson
Charles Robbe
Europe
Benjamin Bowers
Susan Bennett
Sarah Heckman
B. J. Parriott
J. H. Cook
William Frederick
William Holloway
F. B. Hardin
John Boggan
Lyle Miller
Dakota, Il
Leo Rusk
Elmer Priewe
Jennings Cahoon
French abandon Nacham post on Indochina frontier
The French announced they abandoned the Nacham outpost on the China Indochina frontier. The Nacham garrison withdrew nine miles southeast to Dong Dang, the last major French position before Langson fortress.
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Saignon
China- Indochina
Nacham
Dong Dang
Langson
Publisher 95 Year Old Editor Gomer Davies Dies
Gomer T. Davies, Concordia Kansas publisher and the state’s oldest newspaper editor, died yesterday at age 95. Born in 1830s era, Davies began in Republic City in 1883 and moved to Concordia in 1896 continuing a long journalism career.
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Concordia
Kas
Gomer T. Davies
Davies
Republic City
Gala Autumn Show Of Colorful Foliage Reaches Its Peak Here
Autumn beauty peaked in Green county with vibrant foliage hues from yellows to bronzes. A brief 10 a.m. shower surprised residents as 66F highs gave way to cool 54F nights. Warm southern air persists but a cold front is expected to shift winds northward tomorrow.
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Jack Frost
Mother Nature
Green County
Weather Bureau
Graduates Invited To Co. K Open House
More than 125 invitations were sent to Monroe high school graduates and local juniors for Co. K open house on Thursday. Guests include Charles A. Schindler and Col. Oscar A. Moldenhauer. lunch counts depend on replies. Weapons displays and medical platoon exhibits accompany Army films and a 16 mm projector.
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Co. K’s
Theodore J. Burgy
Charles A. Schindler
Co. K
Edgerton
Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Harry Williams
Camp Williams
Burgy
National Guard
United States Pledges Aid To France For Rearmament
Washington reports that the United States will promise substantial financial help to France to begin a massive rearmament program. Officials say Secretary of State Acheson will pledge aid without naming amounts to Defense Minister Jules Moch and Finance Minister Maurice Petsche at a meeting in Washington.
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United States
France
Acheson
Jules Moch
Maurice Petsche
Wake Island meeting shapes Truman’s San Francisco speech
President Truman rushed back to report on his Wake Island talks with General MacArthur as world capitals weigh the significance of the Pacific rendezvous. The two leaders spent an hour alone before broader consultations, with officials steering the narrative toward a forthcoming foreign policy address in San Francisco.
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Honolulu
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San Francisco
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Far East
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Mr. Truman
White House
Six Die In Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Crashes
An Associated Press report details six fatalities from road accidents across Wisconsin over the weekend. Victims include Mary Peterson in Racine, Caroline Stoiber in Milwaukee, Andrew Bera near Lake Mills, Reuben Coleman in Dane County, Donald Kinealy near Chippewa Falls, and Fred Winkel in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Mary Peterson
Racine
Goerke
Cottage Grove
Dane County
Donald Kinealy
Chippewa Falls
Fred Winkel
Milwaukee
Friendship
Light pheasant kill reported in Green county hunting weekend
The Green county pheasant kill was light with 283 hunters at Albany Brodhead grounds producing 161 pheasants. A fog delayed Sunday hunts. one hunter, Kenneth T. MacLean of Milwaukee, was treated for a hand injury from his gun.
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Albany-Brodhead
Kenneth T. MacLean
Milwaukee
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
John Holtshopple Jr
10Th Street
Jordan Township
Albany
Turner Hall
Eagles Club
Universalist Church
Nehru Opposes U.N. Armed Forces Proposal
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru voiced Indian opposition to the United States plan to raise special armed forces to serve under U.N. direction.
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Nehru
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
U. S
United Nations
Drunken Detroit Celebrant Faces Possible Murder Charge
Detroit man Ennis Gillum 26 admitted five slugging attacks from a drunken spree. One victim, Dorothy Julian 47, died in hospital after the assaults in the northwest sector. Police planned to seek a murder warrant as the investigation continued.
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Detroit
Ennis Gillum
Dorothy Julian
Gillum
McGrath Denies Subversive Act Undermining Claims
Attorney General McGrath rejected Senator Ferguson's charge that the administration applies an extreme interpretation of the new anti subversives law. He defended the act as necessary and said there is no effort to subvert or undermine it, noting confusion over screening aliens at Ellis Island.
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Truman
Ellis Island
New York
Hoppe Joins City Police Duty After Brief Training
Charles W. Hoppe, 23, of veterans housing unit No. 6, was appointed to extra city police duty and began foot patrol at 4 p.m. He has been with the department since October 10 to learn ordinances laws and patrol duties. Hoppe is approved by Rodney O. Kittelsen for duty pending full commission meeting.
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Veterans’ Housing Unit No
J. H. Schwaiger
Hoppe
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Police and Fire Commission
Dale W. Olson
Clifford M. Geigel
State Highway Commission
University of Illinois
Air Corps
Germany
Dona Henriquez
Robert E. Henriquez
13Th Street
Motor Shares Fall Drags Down Stock List
Weakness spreads through the stock market as motor shares slip. Losses are modest, about a dollar at most, but effects are widespread. Trading starts mixed, then motors led by Chrysler and General Motors push prices lower.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Detours Set For Monticello Road Resurfacing Project
The county highway department announced detours on Monticello Road starting today. Traffic will use Highway 59 to Smiley School and Highway 39 onward to Monticello to accommodate resurfacing work.
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Monticello Road
Monticello
Smiley School
Hares Win Two Titles at Madison WHA Meet
Green County Boots and Saddle club at Madison won multiple ribbons led by Joyce and Nathan Hare with first places and championships in western pleasure. William Stockdale tied for a first in rescue work. Lois Rowley won a pony over 50 inches. Stockdale and others earned multiple thirds and a fifth in stock horse events.
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Madison
Joyce
Nathan Hare
William Stockdale
Brodhead
Lois Rowley
Albany
Lady Lane
Nathan
Wisconsin
Sonny Boy
Stockdale
Tar Baby
Clarence Schultz Jr
Monroe
Donna Moritz
Ted A. Moritz
17Th Avenue
Joyce Hare
Nancy
Conrad Bosshart
Cappie
O. L. Hare
16Th Avenue
Monticello Youth Involved in Critical Vehicle Crash
Five people were injured in a head on collision on highway 69 near New Glarus Woods state park. William Waelchli, 16, Monticello High School student, remained critically injured at St. Clare hospital after being thrown from a car driven by Royal Karlen Jr., 17. Karlen and the other occupants suffered various injuries. a Lena, Illinois couple and their 5-year-old daughter were also hurt, while a Monticello passenger escaped uninjured.
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Highway 69
New Glarus Woods State Park
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
William Waelchli
Monticello
Royal Karlen Jr
Karlen
Waelchli
Langelle E. Heft
Lena
Robert Zweifel
Heft
Gottfried Waelchli
Albany
Adolph Kummer
Hurricane warning issued for South Florida and Caribbean region
The Miami area and the Caribbean basin were placed under a hurricane alert as a storm with winds up to 125 mph formed in the Caribbean. The center was 140 miles south-southwest of Camaguey Cuba and 480 miles south of Miami with northeast warnings from Palm Beach to Key West and small craft warnings from Palm Beach to Charleston.
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Miami
Florida
Cuba
Bahamas
Caribbean Sea
Camaguey
Palm Beach
Key West
Charleston
S. C
Reds Press Near Pyongyang In Fast Allied Drive
Allied spearheads the U S First Cavalry and the South Korean First division push toward Pyongyang from Sohung Suan and Namchonjom as General MacArthur plans further blows. About 65 000 UN prisoners are held with high command eyeing a final rout and possible endgame in weeks.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
U. S
Manila
Sohung
Suan
North Korea
Jack Macbeth
Namchonjom
Sinmak
Kumchon
United Nations
Yonan
Seoul
Hungnam
Wonsan
Yonghung
Manchuria
Two Wiscon sin youths killed near Waukegan
Two Wisconsin young people died in a crash on U S 41 near Waukegan. Mary Celestine Dickinson 19 of Neopit and Henry A Arbuckle 23 of Odanah were killed. Driver Arthur Villalobos 22 of Milwaukee was hospitalized in critical condition at St Therese.
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Wisconsin
U.S. 41
Here
Celestine Dickinson
Neopit
Henry A. Arbuckle
Odanah
Arthur Villalobos
Milwaukee
St. Therese Hospital
Milwaukee area workers accept wage increase package
Milwaukee Nash Motors employees voted to accept a new wage package. The strike vote planned for yesterday was canceled, announced by Herman Steffes, CIO United Auto Workers president.
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Nash Motors
Herman Steffes
CIO
United Auto Workers
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