Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower In Cleveland Campaign Speech
Governor Stevenson accuses Eisenhower of condoning a smear campaign as he defends his testimony for Alger Hiss. He targets Nixon and Dulles, frames the race as a clash over character, and plans a New York State tour after a fervent Cleveland Arena rally. He explains why he testified about Hiss and denies judging guilt in the case.
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Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Alger Hiss
State Department
Sen
Richard Nixon
GOP
Hiss
John Foster Dulles
Cleveland Arena
New_ York State
McCarthy
Nixon
Agricultural Adjustment ‘Administration
Washington
Illinois
Breakdown in Plant Cools North School
Supt E O Evans reported a breakdown in the plant at North School will go off sometime during the night An engineer from the R E Burden Co Rockford was called in and after a checkup indicated repairs could be made today Work began on the wiring system by a local electrical firm Mild weather and heat kept the building functional so classes were not suspended The North School plant had been revised for efficiency after Burden firm inspection last week
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E. O. Evans
R. E. Burden Co
Rockford
Shee
Evans
North ‘School
Monticello Debates Dam Removal at Public Hearing
Wisconsin Public Service Commission held a two hour Monticello hearing on dam renewal below Main Street bridge. About 75 residents testified as citizens split on removing the Sugar River dam to lower flood peaks above the bridge, while others warn of risks to Railroad Avenue and local utilities if water backs up downstream. The commission will decide later. 1940 and 1952 floods are cited as precedent.
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Monticello
Sugar River
Main Street
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Railroad Avenue
Jimtown
Farmers’ Co-Op and Shipping Association
Main 1
U N aide admits Chambers charge
New York reporting that United Nations editorial aide Zablodowsky admitted participating in Communist underground activities in 1936 while denying membership in the Communist Party He testified before a Senate internal security subcommittee and linked Whittaker Chambers to the prewar underground indicating Peters headed the American Communist underground in that era
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NEW York 7
Vavia Zaplodowsky
United Nations
U S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Communist Party
Whittaker Chambers
Zablodowsky
Chambers
J. Peters
Peters
American Communist Party
Senate group to probe Nixon funds and possible endowments
The Senate Elections Subcommittee authorized its counsel to gather information on Senator Richard Nixon’s financial affairs after Senator Neely requested a broad investigation. In Soldiers Grove Wisconsin, 19 month old Leo Monahan, son of Bernhard and Mrs. Monahan, drowned in a stock watering tank on the parents farm.
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Senate
Nixon
Washington
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Richard Nixon
California
Hennings
D-Mo
Neely
D-W Va
Soldiers Grove
Robert
Nix
Leo Monahan
Bernhard Monahan
Cali
Noon Fire Siren Causes Local Confusion
A grass fire reported in the 900 block of 20th Street at noon led to confusion as firemen were absent or delayed, some mistaking the noon whistle for a false alarm. A second call declared the blaze out, extinguished by two firefighters, Chester A. Pfund and Robert A. Stocker, before returning to the station.
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20Th Street
Chester A. Pfund
Robert A. Stocker
Aannea Te
Coal Firms Plan 1.90 Wage Plea in Soft Coal Strike
Soft coal industry seeks White House and Economic Stabilizer Putnam approval for the full $1.90 daily wage increase won by John Lewis. The wage rise was cut to $1.50 by a Wage Stabilization Board ruling last Saturday to protect the stabilization program. An unidentified official says the appeal is under study as miners desire a settlement to resume production. In Ohio, a non union mine owner was attacked at his car near Zanesville, while in Virginia seven non union miners faced gunfire from an unknown group at their cabin. no injuries reported.
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Washingson
Truman
Roger Putnam
Lewis
Putnam
Zanesville
Oakwood
Bandit Gang Abducts 19th and 20th Victims
A gang of highway kidnappers seized the 20th victim after abandoning the 9th in a car trunk on Cumberland Plateau. Lee Johnson, a White County resident, freed himself after five hours, hid under hay in an abandoned barn. Meyers, his neighbor, was to be released next. Patrols say the garb of the criminals remains at large.
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Herschel Meyers
Meyers
Tot Killed on Farm Fond Du Lac W Janet Dar Y
A young child died on a Fond du Lac farm after an incident involving a tractor. Authorities were investigating the sequence of events and identifying the victims and those involved. Residents expressed shock at the fatal accident on the rural property.
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Fond DU Lac
Janet Dar Y
Troops Attack Triangle Hill Holdout in Korean Front
U.S. Seventh Division troops storm the last Red held knob on Triangle Hill amid heavy Chinese fire near Sniper Ridge as ROK forces fall back on Iron Horse Mountain. Allied air support, plus B 29 bombs on a cement plant, mark intensified fighting across the front with enemy casualties mounting and prisoners rising.
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Seoul
Korea
Barren Triangle Hill
Pike’s Peak
Milo Farnell
U. S. Seventh Division
Iron Horse Mountain
Tron Horse Mountain
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Eisenhower Rips Foes in Michigan Campaign Tour
Eisenhower toured Michigan campaigning in Pontiac and Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. He accused the Truman administration of a fear campaign and charged the Democrats with attacks on moral unity. He singled out Stevenson as unable to define his stance on Acheson and criticized Pendergast’s lingering political influence.
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Michigan
Gen
Eisenhower
Pontiac
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Edward P. Hartnett Jr
Hall
Gov
Stevenson
Hartnett
White House
Truman
New York State
Dean Acheson
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Harry Truman
Forest Fire Hazard Now Under Control
Wisconsin forest fire danger described as under control by Chief Forest Ranger Neil LeMay. He cautioned the woods are dry and winds could worsen conditions, noting 20 to 30 small fires daily yet hoping for precipitation to arrive soon.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Neil LeMay
Wisconsin Junior Livestock Sale Sets Low Prices at Madison
At the Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition in Madison, grand champions drew low prices with a 96 pound Southdown lamb selling to Piggly-Wiggly of Madison for 3.25 a pound and a 251 pound Hampshire barrow bought by Oscar Mayer and Co. for 2.50 a pound. Junior exhibitors including Larry Disch 13 and Gene Bobolz 17 earned payments ranging from 35 to 627.50 dollars as a total of 183 lambs, barrows and steers sold, marking the lowest grand champion prices since 1946 and overall averages around 25 cents per pound for sheep, 20 cents for hogs, and 33.5 cents for beef. Auctioneers Dean George and others oversaw the sale featuring 317 youngsters from the area.
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Lamb
Larry Disch
Albany
Rock County
Madison
Mineral Point
William F. Renk and Sons
Sun Prairie
Oxford Lamb
Betty Bucklow
Oconomowoc
Kwaukee
The
David Long
Beloit
Oscar Mayer and Co
Barrow
Poland
Wolff
Kubly
Hirsig
Madiison
Aberdeen- Angus
Bobby Carey
Smith
Basco
Eugene Gullick
Dodgeville
Blood Donations Rushed to Korea Blood Drive
Blood donated at the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Monroe on November 5 and in New Glarus on November 6 will be airlifted to Korea for U.S. forces. Whole blood and plasma help reduce casualties. donors aged 21 to 59 in good health are urged to pledge. Local doctors and volunteers assist, with noted donors Ralph Stauffacher and Grace Hamilton.
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Red Cross
Monroe
New Glarus
Korea
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
David D. Ruehlman
C. E. Baumle
John Irvin
Benjamin H. Brunkow
Wayne Fencil
Ralph Stauffacher
Tim
Grace Hamilton
Cheese Prices Steady in Plymouth Market
Cheese prices were unchanged on the Wisconsin cheese exchange in Plymouth. Sales included five cars of cheddars at 41 cents and one car each of daisies and pasteurized daisies at 44 cents. Bids remained unfilled for daisies and long horns at 43 to 44 cents, with trading tone steady.
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Plymoum
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
City’s Food Sales Lead Local Retail in 1951 Volume
A Sales Management survey shows Monroe food dealers captured the largest share of local retail dollars in 1951 with volume at 5,110,000, up from 4,530,000 in 1950. Food sales accounted for 29 percent of Monroe’s total 1951 retail sales, above national and state averages.
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4Me
Sales Management Magazine
Monroe
Central States
Wisconsin
McCarthy Loses Telecast Dispute Over Censorship
A heated exchange over censoring a paid political speech led to Senator McCarthy canceling a planned 15 minute telecast on KING TV. Station officials demanded removal of two paragraphs about Drew Pearson staff members as potentially libelous. McCarthy refused, citing first amendment rights. The station postponed the program and canceled the broadcast.
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McCarthy
Otto Brandt
The
Broadcasting Company
Merthy
Era
Nixon Rally Endorses McCarthy As Beloit Speech Nears
Nixon continues a Wisconsin tour urging support for McCarthy with a Superior crowd and a Beloit speech to end his day. He claims Truman surrounds Stevenson with a “ring in the nose” and argues for a strong president like Eisenhower. The Beloit address will be broadcast statewide.
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Nixon
Wisconsin
Nis
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Superior
Alvin E. O'Kenski
Rwis
Gen
Eisenhower
Truman
Gov
Stevenson
Washington
Korea
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hiss
U.S. State Department
Alger Hiss
Beloit
Eau Claire
Madison
Chicago
Beloit College
Philip F. LaFollette
Secur
United States
Sheboygan
Robert Montgomery
la Sheboygan County
Ike
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M. J. Schroeter
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John Friedel
PSC
U.N. Aide
U.S
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Buffalo
Michigan Drive
Werner Thueler
Spring Factory
Thueler
State Cheesemakers Association
Karlen
Woodhull
Beaver Hill
Randolph
Beaver Dam Fair
Southeastern Association
W. C. Rust
Plymouth
Sen. Nixon
Gov. Stevenson
Arthur W. Bystrom
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