Badger Editors Predict Victory For Republicans
Milwaukee editors and AP observers across Wisconsin foresee Eisenhower leading Stevenson 52 to 48 if voting were held now. The survey tracks county shifts, McCarthy’s rising influence, Taft resentment, and county-by-county variations, with Eisenhower ahead in 59 counties and Stevenson in 11.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
GOP
Eau Claire
Eau_ Claire
Marshall Atkinson
Leader and Telegram
McCarthy
Aldric Revell
Madison Capital Times
Dane County
McCarthy Harry Maier
Sen. Taft
A. L. Sherman
The
Grant County Herald
Taft
R. L. Bangsberg
Republican LaCrosse Tribune
Ike
Eisenhower Stands Firm on Korea Policy in Philadelphia
Campaign trail report shows General Dwight Eisenhower declaring he will not be swayed by criticism over his Korea stance. He urged self determination for Korean troops and reiterated plans to visit Korea if elected. He dismissed Democratic objections as partisan and announced a broad itinerary through New York and Pennsylvania ahead of the vote.
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Eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
30Th Street
Detroit
Stevenson
Moscow
United States
Pennsylvania
New York
Boston
Illinois
First Unitarian Church
Cambridge
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Kefauver and McCarthy Trade Sidelong TV Fire in Wisconsin
Sen Estes Kefauver circles Wisconsin with stops at Racine and Kenosha while Sen Joseph McCarthy delivers a nationwide TV address on Adlai Stevenson. Wisconsin Republican George Aiken criticizes farm price supports. Independent Alfred Easterday touts honesty in government in Milwaukee. Governor prospects and campaign coverage stir Wisconsin newspapers and broadcasters.
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Associated Press
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Racine
Kenosha
Kefauver
Chicago
Sen
McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Mutual
ABC
George Aiken
R-Vi
LaCrosse
Stevenson
Alfred L. Easterday
U. S. Senate
Milwaukee
Senate
William Proxmire
Madison
Wimj-Tv
Milwaukee Journal
City Groups To Study Street and Business Plans
City Council and commission members will meet at City Hall at 7 p.m. to study recommendations for street and business development, highway location, and zoning from a state study. Attending will Mayor Brooks J. Dunwid die and Aldermen plus the commission members and City Engineer M. J. Schroeter.
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Atonroe
Anu
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Alfred H. Henning
Fred Galli
Floyd W. Matzke
Herman L. Schindler
William F. Beckman
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Roger L. Elmer
Harvey H.trumpy
Lee Mitchell
E. J. Norton
Bruce M. Blum
Robert G. Rote
M. J. Schroeter
Stevenson Lines Up Final Campaign Swing Against GOP
Adlai Stevenson opened his last week of campaigning in Quincy Massachusetts declaring the Republicans lack a clear foreign policy stance and urged voters to keep the Democrats in power. He argued the GOP detail remains unclear even at this late stage in the race and warned of smear tactics as he rallies through Massachusetts Rhode Island and New York.
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Ey noUse Wisn
Overson
Adlai Stevenson
Quincy
Mass
Massachusetts
Thunder Creek Pollution Seen in State Report
A state chemical analysis shows Thunder Creek pollution from domestic sewage with high BOD levels at 7th and 12th Avenue bridges. The city will survey pollution sources, targeting waste discharges while mosquito breeding concerns prompt action. The Board of Public Works directs the city engineer to proceed after state report, and reviews a separate Goetz Acres sewage pumping station offer with inspection pending.
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Thunder Creek
Board of Public Works
M. J. Schroeter
Board of Health
Fred Galli
7Th Avenue
12Th Avenu
Galli
17Th Avenue
12Th Avenue
Goetz Acres
Albany Area Worker Hurt in Hunt Mishap
An Albany area worker on the John Aeschliman Sr. farm sustained severe leg wounds in a hunting accident near East Troy. He was treated at East Troy for first aid then rushed to St. Clare hospital where surgery removed part of his calf after a companion's gun discharged while unloading.
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Orauiey Pincer
Ec L —Smanawk
John Aeschliman Sr
Route 1
Albany
East Troy
St. Clare Hospital
Binder
St. Clare
Fourteen Die in Wisconsin Weekend Accidents
A weekend stretch across Wisconsin claimed fourteen lives in various accidents. Among the deceased were a mother and two children struck by a Soo Line passenger train near Thorp, a pilot Lt George M Lobas killed when his F 86 Sabre exploded near Williams Bay, and several others in auto crashes. Names include Mrs Ronald Dulek, 21, and her children, Lt Lobas of Campbell Ohio, Joseph Goszkowicz 23 Milwaukee, Robert Burns Campbell 28 Milwaukee, and Frances Erchul 84 Gilbert Minn plus Delores Ann Acker 29 Kimberly Ruth Berniee 19 Curtis Clark County Walter Roepe 53 Lake Mills Merlin Neuer 30 Lake Mills Harry Stalin 55 Oak Park Illinois. The weekend also saw deaths from falls and collisions in Madison Columbus Hancock and Fond du Lac areas with fatalities involving Marie Johnson not listed with location, and Benedict Tarkowski 23 Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ronald Dulek
Thorp
Soo Line
Air Force
Williams Bay
George M. Lovas
Campbell
Joseph Goszkowicz
Milwaukee
Robert Burns Campbell
Madison
Delores “Ann Acker
Kimberly
George
Walter Roepe
Lake Mills
Merlin Neuer
Harry Stalin
Oak Park
Frances Erchul
Gilbert
Minn
Columbus
Marie Johnson
Kenosha
Ruth Berniee
Curtis Clark County
Marathon County
Walter B. Johnson
Hancock
Wis
Arthur Wellner
Benedict Tarkowski
Fond du Lac
Goszkowicz
Howard J. Dion
Cloquet
Superior
Col John Joachim Dies at Wood Home
Col John P Joachim 91 oldest Spanish American war veteran in Wisconsin will be buried in Madison Tuesday with full military rites. He died Saturday at the veterans hospital in Wood after 39 years in the army serving in the Spanish American War and World War I. He resided in Madison. Lake storm forecast for Chicago Weather Bureau warns of a northwest gale over Lake Michigan.
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Milwaukee
John P. Joachim
Wisconsin
Madison
Veterans’ Hospital
Wood
Crashes Damage Autos in County
Several severe auto accidents occurred over the weekend in the city and county. Robert Schwaiger, 13, was injured when his father Police Chief Schwaiger’s car was sideswiped by a car driven by Irving Bastien near Monroe. Bastien and his wife were shaken. Schwaiger broke his right arm. Harold Lindblom of Beloit received shock and remained for examination after his car entered a construction area near Monroe. Lydia Carlson of Janesville and another Carlson of Rockford were hurt or bruised in separate collisions. Emerson Haggele of Madison and Robert Clark of Juno sustained medium damage in a Highway 6 collision. Blasser of Brodhead and passenger Leonard Caslin rolled over on Highway OK. no injuries. Vernon Dearth of Blanchardville was charged with reckless driving and ordered to appear.
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Robert Schwaiger
J. H. Schwaiger
Schwaiger
Sheriff's Department
Irving G. P. Bastien
Brodhead
Monroe
Ed Hoffman
Bastien
Bastian
Harold Lindblom
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Schwarzenberger Relocation Project
Lydia Carlson
Janesville
Miss Carlson
Rockford
Emerson F. Haegele
Madison
Robert B. Clark
Blutton Comers
Robert O. Blasser
Leonard Caslin
Lederman
Marines Lose Recaptured Hook Crest After Red Artillery Fire
U S Marines pulled off The Hook crest after punishing Chinese artillery drove them from the western ridge. Earlier a 2000 strong Red assault along a three mile front failed to hold their gains as Marines counterattacked, retaking most positions by night. Allied lines held to the northeast ridge with heavy fighting continuing near Panmunjom.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Panmunjom
Milo Farnell
Hook
U. N
Mantom
Miss Stauffacher Service Scheduled
Miss Clara Stauffacher 79 of 1406 23rd avenue died at 5 p m Saturday in St Clare hospital where she had been a patient since a fall earlier this year A sister Mrs Lydia Koneisley Portland Ore and her brother Charles San Francisco arrived today Services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Stuessy funeral home with Rev John C Purdy Union Presbyterian Church officiating Burial in Greenwood cemetery She was born October 13 1873 in Juto moved with parents to Monroe in 1891 Her family long identified with Green County community She leaves sister Mrs Weltha Dunwiddie Linfield College McMinnville Ore and several nieces and nephews Preceded in death by Frank in 1900 and two sisters"
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Clara Stauffacher
23Rd Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Stauffacher
Lydia Koneisley
Portland
Ore
Charles
San Francisco
Stuessy
John C. Purdy
Union Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Juto
Anton and
Anna Schindler Stauffacher
Grandma Stauffacher
Sal
Green County
Washington
Colorado
California
Kneisler
Beloit Walworth Nab Pair in Farm Produce Fraud Scheme
Beloit and Walworth County authorities arrested Rock Falls Illinois men Charles H. Dooley 31 and Charles W. Helsley 23 after a roadblock encounter. They admitted buying produce with fraudulent checks and stated they were wanted on similar charges across Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana and Iowa with reports from Tennessee Kentucky Missouri and Texas.
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Beloit
Walworth
Walworth County
Rock Falls, Til
Charles H. Dooley
Charles W. Helsley
Anthony Patera
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Pazera
North School Heating Plant Repaired and Back Online
The North School heating plant was repaired and returned to full operation over the weekend after an electrical controls breakdown Friday morning. Hyne Heating and Ventilating Co. Evansville and R. E. Burden Co. Rockford are completing improvements following an inspection by the firm and the board of education.
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North School
Hyne Heating and Ventiling Co
Evansville
R. E. Burden Co
Rockford
Board of Education
Grass Fire Threatens Farm Near Browntown
Grass fire at the Russell Cline farm two and a half miles southwest of Browntown broke out at 11 30 yesterday. The blaze burned about half a acre in a heavily wooded area south of the farm buildings before firefighters brought it under control and prevented damage to structures.
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Russell Cline
Here
UMW Boss Hints Pay Hike Expected, Striking Miners Ordered Back
Washington and a union leader clash over a proposed $1.90 daily pay boost for soft coal miners. Wage Board cuts it to $1.50 amid anti inflation rules. President Truman urged John L. Lewis to end the strike, with talks hinting a broader agreement may follow. Lewis pledged cooperation and a demand for rapid government reconsideration.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Lewis
White House
Roger Putnam
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coalt Operators Association
Moses
Cold Front Here Follows Warmth
A cold front follows near record warmth with temperatures dropping from the 70s to the high 30s. Forecasters warn drying conditions keep fire risk high across Wisconsin and surrounding states as showers fail to reduce tinder dryness.
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Wisconsin
Plains
Rent Control Order Issued for Milwaukee
The government enacted rent control effective immediately for Milwaukee and Milwaukee County with a maximum rollback date of November 1, 1951. The Office of Rent Stabilization announced mandatory registration starting November 3 and a 45 day operation period, following a October 10 Milwaukee hearing.
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Waohington
Milwaukee
Office of Rent Stabilization
Milwaukee County
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