Acheson to outline U S global program at UN debate
U S Secretary of State Acheson prepares to spell out Washington's global program at the United Nations as the General Assembly opens its policy debate. His Korea remarks are expected to be broad rather than a firm armistice demand, with moderation influenced by allied pressure and timing around Soviet responses.
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United Nations
N. Y
Acheson
U. S
Korea
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
Vishinsky
Gromyko
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
General Assembly
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Soviet Union
Mrs. Kubly Dies Following Stroke at 62
Mrs. Martin Kubly aged 62 of 1109 20th Avenue died at 11 40 am after a stroke at her son Leon’s home in Jefferson Township. Her husband Martin Kubly died about three weeks earlier. She leaves son Alvin of Monroe, a sister and four grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at Shriner Neushwander with Rev. Paul Kehle. Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Martin Kubly
20Th Avenue
Kubly
Leon
Jefferson Township
St. Clare Hospital
Clarno Township
Magdalena
Lena) Kubly
John P
Magdalena Staley Kubly
Switzerland
America
Monroe
P. A. Schuh
Alvin
Fritos of Wisconsin Inc
John Keegan
Rudi
Peter Kubly
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Paul C. Kehle
Area May Receive First Snow Tonight
Green County may get its first snow of the year late tonight or tomorrow. Northern Wisconsin is expected to see measurable snow with the south getting rain or snow. Temperatures will fall back to the low 30s after today’s near 50s, with a low of 31 recorded this morning.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Daleyville Woman, 66, Dies at St. Clare Hospital
Mrs. Clarence Johnson of Daleyville near Mt. Horeb died at 11:20 last night at St. Clare Hospital where she had been a medical patient since 7 p.m. The body remains at the Gesme home in Mt. Horeb.
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Clarence Johnson
Daleyville
Mt. Horeb
St. Clare Notal
Gesme Tomers
Six year old Sandy Fritz to undergo heart surgery in Chicago
Sandra Fritz and her parents plan to travel to Chicago where she will enter Children's Memorial hospital for heart surgery next week. The first grader at South School will be operated on to repair a blood passage that failed to close after birth. She will stay at the hospital about ten days, with sister Sally and grandparents awaiting updates.
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Sandra Fritz
Russell Fritz
22Nd Street
Chicago
Sandy
Children’s Memorial Hospital
South School
Jill Zum Brunnen
Sandra
Sally
Anna Fritz
Selmer Gordee
W. Fullerton Avenue
Stevenson Wins California Campaign Rally in San Francisco
Stevenson attacked Eisenhower over dual positions in California and praised Gov. Warren while mocking Nixon. He warned about threats to intellectual freedom and pressed for state and federal agencies to partner in regional development, after denouncing a TVA related cartoon as lies.
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Stevenson
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Illinois
Capitol Steps
Sacramento
Warren
Cow Palace
Richard M. Nixon
Steverson
Nixon
George C. Marshall
University of California
Berkeley
TVA
Knoxville
Memphis
Nashville Tennessean
Eisenhower intensifies campaign across East and South
Dwight D Eisenhower drives from Texas to New Jersey and New York to address events. He plans a 10 day swing through New England New York and Pennsylvania by train and plane. He cites TVA and rural development achievements in Tennessee Valley.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Hackensack
Paterson
N. J
Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation
Waldorf- Astoria
New England
Pennsylvania
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Shreveport
Memphis
Knoxville
Dixie
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Ageny
TVA
Truman taunts Eisenhower over Korea remedy at Hartford
President Truman told a Hartford crowd that Eisenhower, his military adviser and former chief of staff, should come and tell him immediately if he has a panacea for Korea. The remark casts public light on their wartime ties.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Hartford, Conn
Eisenhower
Truman links Bretton breadand butter to 1952 vote in Hartford rally
President Truman told New England voters that their bread and a butter and world peace hinge on the 1952 election. He attacked Gen. Eisenhower over Sen. McCarthy and urged voters to see the election as more than a game. The three day tour through Connecticut New Hampshire and Massachusetts ends in Brooklyn with daughter Margaret joining.
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Truman
New England
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
George C. Marshall
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Hartford
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Margaret
Brooklyn
Iran Breaks Off Ties with Britain Over Oil Dispute
Tehran reports Premier Mohammad Mossadegh declares Iran will sever diplomatic relations with Britain over the oil dispute. He says breaking ties does not end the friendship and urges Britain to honor terms for settlement rejected as unreasonable. Britain insists on full compensation for nationalized properties and rejects Iran's terms.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mossadegh
Churchill
Truman
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Mrs. Albright of Orangeville Dies After Illness
Mrs. William Albright 76 died at home after a long illness. Born Feb 15 1876 in Clarno Township Green County she was the daughter of August Grantow. She and William Albright married in Oct 1896 and celebrated their golden wedding in 1946. She leaves a large family including five sons and five daughters, twenty grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, two brothers and one sister. Services Sunday 2 pm at Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church Orangeville with Rev F L Rickleff. burial in Orangeville Cemetery. Friends may call at the Burlington funeral home until noon Sunday.
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Orangeville
William Albright
Clarno Township
Green County
Albright
August Grantow
Pelmer
Leslie
Monroe
Harvey
Robins
Calif
Arthur
Iona
Arnold
McConnell
Milton
Sucina) Wolf
Glenn
Minnie) Mitchell
Merle
Neva
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
F. L. Rickleff
Burington Funeral
State corn picking contest draws 26 entrants at Wesley Bowen farm
A field of 26 contestants gathered at the Wesley Bowen farm on Highway 69 to compete in a state corn picking event sponsored by the Monroe chamber of commerce and WEKZ. About 100 local high school agricultural students assisted, with University of Wisconsin agriculture officials present. First prize is a $100 defense savings bond and second $50. The top two will enter the national contest Saturday. Notable entrants include Vilas Baker, Norman Lee, Roland Kleckler, George Obert, George Trumpy, and many others from Monroe, Monticello, Janesville, Browntown, and nearby towns. Representative Lawrence A. Smith attended the event.
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Wesley Bowen
State Line
Highway 69
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
WEKZ
University of Wisconsin Agriculture College Engineering Division
Vilas Baker
Norman Lee
Roland Kleckler
Winslow
George Obert
Dakota
George Trumpy
Willard Matzke
Ralph Figi
Robert Keegan
Orville Hawthorn
Carla Jensen
Harold Matzke
Monroe
Lester A. Witt
Harold Whitehead
Clarence Rufer
Richard Saunders
Adolph Brunner
Ludwig Signer
Roy Ruff Jr
John Krattiger
Robert J. Vogel
Clarno
Walter Ringhand
Monticello
Herman Arne
Cyrus Blunt
McConnell
Raymond Bartelt
Browntown
James Bienema
Janesville
Ray Bowen
Lawrence A. Smith
Racine
Bowen Farm
Library Job Approved at Stevens Point State College
Gov. Kohler authorized construction of a $705,250 library at Stevens Point State College today, funding the new facility and advancing the college’s campus expansion plans.
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Madison
Stevens Point State College
Kohler
Homecoming Festivities to Open Parade Tonight
The town readies for a two day homecoming with the parade starting at 7 p m from the school. Floats band and fans will circle the square to Recreation Park for a bonfire and speeches. Queen Judith Norder and attendants Haworth and Barbara Ostio will be featured.
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Recreation Park
Fort Dig
Fort Atkinson
Court House
Michael Kubly
Gay Steensrud
Arthur Edwards
Fred Simpson
Ray Carter
Judith Norder
Haworth
Barbara Ostio
Operation Begins Better Mail Service In Monroe District
Revisions to incoming and outgoing mail routes take effect with a highway post office operating from Madison to Dubuque. The system promises faster air and star route service, later downtown pickups, and expanded city deliveries in Waelti Quinn addition and Lakeside Heights. Nearby star routes connect Monroe with Freeport Madison Janesville Mineral Point and other points, as crowds of residents inspect the mobile unit.
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Post Office Department
Mobile Post Office
Adolph Knudson
Dean J. Risinger
Chicago
Joel J. J. Lundeen
National Postal Transport Association
Glenn L. Dewey
Dubuque
Edward J. Chastar
Washington, D.C
Elmer J. Bornhoeft
Postal Transportation Service
John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Adolph Meinert
Albany
William H. Behrens
Brodhead
R. J. Hofmeister
Rock City, Ill
D. D. Davis
Orangeville
E. C. Cooper
Madison
John Friedell
HPO
Here
New York City
Waelti-Quinn
Lakeside Heights
South End
Freeport
Highway Post Office
Darlington
South Wayne
Burkhard
Chinese Troops Attack Triangle Hill and Crest Lines
On the Korean front Chinese forces launched waves against Triangle Hill and surrounding ridges as U S Seventh Division troops held and repelled assaults. Allied aircraft, U N artillery, and U S troops reported heavy fighting with multiple hilltops changing hands before dawn and through Thursday. A separate North Korea China communication offered no armistice progress, stressing prisoner exchange as the remaining issue.
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Seoul
Korea
Traingle Hill
U.N
Papa San Mountain
U. S. 7Th Division
Triangle Hill
Triangle
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U. N
Mason Reports Wounds Minor in Korean Fighting
David E. Mason, wounded Oct. 7 in Korea, writes from Wonju that his injuries are minor and expect to be out of hospital soon. He describes a patrol under fire, aiding a missing comrade, and being evacuated back to Wonju with two shiners and a concussion-like wound.
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Harvey Mason
David E
Gene) Mason
Wonju
Mason
Clerk Admits Taking Monticello Bank Cash
Madison report says a substitute postal clerk admitted stealing a money pouch from the mail on Oct. 2 during a shipment of $11,500 from Milwaukee to the Bank of Monticello. Postal Inspector Jerome Williamson noted $8,300 was recovered.
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Madison
Jerome Williamson
Roy C. Shelton
Milwaukee
Bank of Monticello
Williamson
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Harris F. Germann
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Sciota Mills
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