Dr Benjamin H Warren 84 dies at Janesville
Albany special report outlines Dr Benjamin H Warren 84 a scion of Albany village pioneers who died at 4 am in Janesville. He trained at Rush Medical College and practiced in Michigan before serving 25 years as Grosse Pointe health officer. Surviving relatives are distant. Funeral Monday in Janesville with Masonic rites.
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Albany
Benjamin H. Warren
Albany Village
N. Y
Janesville
Warren
John H. Warren
Wisconsin
Ben
John H
Louisa Nichols Warren
Michigan
Rush Medical College
Carolina State
Three Oaks
Mich
Grosse Point
Senate
Internal Revenue
Lincoln
Stanton
Sugar River Valley Railroad
United States
Margaret Theurer
Baraboo
Benjamin
Fred F. Nichols
Beatrice
Neb
Louis A. Nichols
Sugar River
Dr. Warren
Herbert Warren
Julia
Lissie
Gertrude
Fannie
Louisa
Albany Masonic Lodge
Reining Funeral Home
N. Jackson Street
Henry W. Roth
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Showers Forecast in Wisconsin Cooler Breaks Heat Wave
Wisconsin weather map shows showers and cooler temperatures looming for tomorrow as unseasonably warm air eases. The forecast hints at a break in a minor heat wave aiding corn growth and outdoor tasks, with Wisconsin part of a hot belt stretching from Nebraska to the Middle Atlantic. Green Bay reports 93 while Cleveland reached 98 yesterday and Tucson topped 52.
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Wisconsin
Mercury
Nebraska
Dakotas
Middle Atlantic
Cleveland
Tucson
Ariz
Green Bay
Warns Stevenson on Swing to Left Wing
Sen Richard B Russell of Georgia warned in New Orleans that Governor Adlai Stevenson risks losing presidential votes in the South as he moves left. Russell said he will vote for Stevenson but believes conservative Democrats feel Stevenson has shifted toward the ADA and the CIO PAC.
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Sen
Russell
Stevenson
New Orleans
Adlai Stevenson
South
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Illinois
ADA
PAC
Americans For Democratic Action
CIO
Political Action Committee
Brannan Sees Full Parity Support in Nationwide Survey
Washington The Agriculture Department survey shows most American farmers favor full parity price supports. Secretary Brannan released a year‑old summary noting broad approval for 100 percent parity and limited calls to end price supports. The American Farm Bureau Federation criticized the timing and political use of the digest in the campaign.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brannan
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wiley Appointed New U N Delegate
President Truman named Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin to the U N General Assembly delegation for the New York session starting October 14, and Senator Theodore Green of Rhode Island joins as bipartisan, not up for re election. The group will be led by Warren Austin with Eleanor Roosevelt and Ernest Gross. alternates include Philip Jessup and others.
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Washington
Truman
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Theodore Green
Rhode Island
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wiley
GOP
White House
Green
Warren Austin
Vermont
United Nations
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ernest Gross
Austin
Philip Jessup
Rene
Benjamin Cohen
Charles Sprague
Oregon
Edith Sampson
Illinois
Isador Lubin
Stevenson Attack on GOP Echoes West Campaign
ALBUQUERQUE Gov Adlai Stevenson closed a Western swing with a blunt warning to American Communists and a sharp attack on Republicans claiming the party is split between Taft and Eisenhower backers The Democrat promised stern federal action against betrayers and criticized McCarthy while praising the FBI for hunting Reds. He mocked Taft’s nomination dynamics and urged vigilance against fearmongers. He said loyalty programs began in 1947 and stressed few American Communists remain.
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Albuquerque
Adlai Stevenson
West
Can
GOP
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
New York
Taft
Eisenhower
Stevenson
America
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
FBI
Purge Denied as Taft Backers Excluded from GOP Panel
The Republican National Committee formed a 15 member executive committee omitting four Taft supporters including Rep. Clarence J. Brown. Hallanan was named vice chairman. Brown said there was no purge and noted he has not served on the panel since 1948.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Wayne Hood
LaCrosse
Wis
National Executive Committee
Taft
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
G. Mason Owlett
Pennsylvania
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
Walter S. Hallanan
West Virginia
Hallanan
Arthur Summerfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Officials at Racine Aid Polio Victim 17
Firemen police and sheriff's deputies assisted a 17 year old polio patient in Racine. The girl was rushed to St Marys Hospital and an iron lung was moved from Lincoln Hospital. A portable respirator was later moved from Burlington Hospital. The city counted 63 polio cases.
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Racine
Sheriff's
St. Mary's Hospital
Lincoln Hospital
Burlington Hospital
Catholics march in Vienna to prayer rally under occupation
About 100000 Austrian Catholics gathered in the Russian occupied sector of Vienna on Friday night to pray for persecuted Catholics behind the iron curtain. The huge crowd moved through a heavy rain to Vienna’s large football stadium for the event.
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Vienna
Austria
Truman Starts 8,500 Mile Campaign Bus Tour
President Truman begins an 8,500 mile 15 day campaign across 24 states under Democratic Party blessing. He will deliver multiple keynote speeches while Adlai Stevenson frames the future program and the schedule includes major talks from New York to San Francisco. He will not speak on Sundays and his campaign train will stop at many cities across the nation.
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Truman
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
National Committee
White House
New York
San Francisco
Hungry Horse
Montana
Kalispel
Seattle
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Buffalo
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
U N Planes Hit Suiho Power Plant and Hoeryong Raid
U N bomber forces hammered the Suiho power plant in Manchuria and a troop center at Hoeryong as the first of two blows toward Asia's front. Fifth Air Force reports show MIG jets downed and Sabres unlost, with F-84s and F-80s sustaining losses. Ground fighting near Capitol Hill and Fin ger Ridge continued as Chinese attacked and withdrew.
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Seoul
Korea
Suiho
Asia
Manchuria
Russian
Siberia
Bon Homme Richard
Princeton
Hoeryong
Okinawa
Japan
North Korea
Air Force
U. S. Fifth Air Force
U. N
Capitol Hill
Republic of Korea
Finger Ridge
Bunker Hill
Panmunjom
Milwaukee man bound over for federal marijuana trial
Garland Sheard, 21, of Kenosha, was bound over to the Federal District Court in Chicago for trial on a charge of possessing marijuana.
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Milwaukee
Garland Sheard
Kenosha
Federal District Court
Chicago
Doctor Becomes Man Heir to Scottish Baronetcy
Dr Elizabeth Forbes-Sempill, sister to Baron Sempill, advertises that legal formalities completed to change sex and be known as Dr Ewan Forbes-Sempill. She received sheriff approval to alter birth records in Alford Aberdeenshire after years of gender ambiguity and medical treatment.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Elizabeth Forbes-Sempill
Baron Sempill
Aberdeen Press and Journal
Ewan Forbes-Sempill
Fiery Sky Object Spotted Across East Coast
A greenish white fire streak lit the night sky from Maryland to West Virginia and beyond Friday night drawing saucer rumors. Weather observers noted no official report while one anonymous observer suggested a meteor and radar showed no trace over Washington area.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Tennessee
Weather Bureau
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Charleston
Wheeling
Parkersburg
W. Va
Washington
Naval Observatory
Pentagon
Washington Area
St Clare Hospital Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Mrs A Lee Mitchell was named president of the St Clare Hospital Auxiliary at the semi annual meeting. Officers elected include Mrs Clarence F Kempfert vice president Mrs Mark D Grinnell secretary and Mrs Charles J Mathias treasurer. Mrs A E Leiser retires as president. The group plans a children play room and continues projects such as breast cancer self examination education and making stuffed animals for child patients.
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A. Lee Mitchell
St. Clare Hospital
Clarence F. Kempfert
Mark D. Grinnell
Charles J. Mathias
A. E. Leiser
New Glarus
Rolland W. Blaha
Alvin H. Babler
E. C. Hamilton
Aides Reported Cool over Dewey Leadership Role
New York Gen Eisenhower tells volunteer workers a crusading spirit matters more than organization for the November election. He praises spirit, meets Citizens for Eisenhower Nixon group before a Midwest campaign trip. Rep Leonard Hall pushes Dewey into active campaigning amid cooled reactions from Eisenhower backers. Governor Adams warns that failure to help could mean loss.
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New York
Eisenhower
Citizens For Eisenhower-Nixon
Citizens Group
Citizens’ Group
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Leonard W. Hall
Dewey
Hall
Taft
Chicago
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Citizens For
Youth Conference Plan Taking Shape
Plans for the district youth conference on November 14 and 15 are forming. Local recreation director Joe E. Miller says housing, banquet service, workshop sites, more adult resources for panels in Albany and New Glarus, delegate transportation, and added entertainment require coordination. The event draws youth from a wide state area with 16 workshops on youth participation in community affairs.
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Joe E. Miller
County Youth Council
Albany
New Glarus
Miller
Racine Driver Nominated Safest in the United States
John A. Jacobs of Racine 57 is nominated as the nations safest driver. He has three times been Wisconsin State Truck Driver of the Month and has driven heavy trucks since 1917 with no accidents, totaling about 60 trips around the world. The Racine and Chicago Chambers made the nomination.
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Racine
John A. Jacobs
Jacobs
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
Chicago
NATO Battle Fleet Enters North Sea For War Exercises
A powerful fleet from the NATO alliance sailed from the River Clyde into the North Sea to begin Exercise Main Brace. The 13 day war games involve 160 ships from eight nations with 85 000 personnel, including 40 000 U.S. sailors and Marines, and include an amphibious assault scenario against an Orange force invading North Norway.
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Scotland
River Clyde
North Sea
NATO
Orange Force
Orange
Norway
Blue
Denmark
U. S
Britain
Canada
Belgium
France
Holland
Winslow Bank Robbery Promptly Targeted by Police
Authorities in two counties and the FBI appeal for tips on the Winslow State Bank holdup Monday afternoon. A lone suspect, about six feet tall and 28, wearing rose beige trousers, a straw hat and white shirt, stole 7572 dollars. No evidence of an accomplice or getaway plan is confirmed. Detectives seek reports on suspicious cars or persons from Deininger or Vore.
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FBI
Winslow State
Wilbur E. Deininger
Green County
Harold Vore
Stephenson County
Bank of
Winslow
Deininger
Vore
Freeport
Strike in Milwaukee Threatens Produce Supplies
Milwaukee faces a fresh produce shortage as 125 warehousemen strike against eight wholesale grocers for three days. A federal conciliator schedules a Tuesday meeting between firms and the AFL Teamsters Union after pickets blocked railroad car removal and warn Chicago truckers to stay away.
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Milwaukee
AFL Teamsters Union
Chicago
No New County Polio Reported
No new polio patients were added at St. Clare hospital in 48 hours marking the first pause since mid August.14 patients remain in isolation including one bulbar-cranial case and 13 spinal cases while a county Infantile Paralysis fund drive seeks to raise 10000 dollars with a Monday kickoff. Whitehead’s condition unchanged, several Brodhead and Monroe children show varying improvement and the Oakley 4-H club donates 23.14 to the fund from a recent drama program.
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St. Clare Hospital
Citizens Committee
Harold M. Whitehead
15Th Avenue
Larry Ayres
Alan Williams
Brodhead
Wayne Stamm
E. A. Janke
Oscar Losey
Wausau Hospital
Louis Janke
Marshfield
Oakley
Judo Hall
Albany Sewer System Public Session Called
Albany village schedules a public session at 8 p m on Tuesday October 28 in the grade school gym to discuss a proposed sewer system. A survey will be reviewed and an estimated finish cost around 185000 dollars noted. A straw vote tied to the November election may advise a referendum on a special election date.
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Albany
Albany Village
Village Trusteess
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