Grassland County Chooses Green County Champions
Edward J. Kaderly of route 2 Judo and Stanley Kittelson of New Glarus are Green County 1952 Grasslander champions in General and Progress classes. They were selected by Lafayette County judges and will compete in the state Grasslander contest.
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Edward J. Kaderly
Stanley Kittelson
New Glarus
Green County
Kaderly
Kittelson
Lafayette County
Alvin Kundert
Cadiz Township
Marvin Freitag
Washington Township
Kundert
Waldo Freitag
Palmer Welsch
Washington
Monroe Banks
William J. Figi
Jordan Township
Waldo
J. B
Herbert Scherer
Monroe
Jacob Kopp
Monticello
Juda Vote Rejects High School Bond for School Building Plan
Juda high school district voters rejected a 150 to 102 bond proposal to fund five new grade school rooms a 500 seat gymnasium band rooms agricultural classroom shop and extensive remodeling. The grade school district approved bonding up to 85 000 of the 145 000 total with 29 000 in the building fund. no further action is expected before July.
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Juda
Juda High
Juda State
Cold snap reaches 45 as night chills Wisconsin towns
Area residents shivered in the coldest weather since May 29. The 4 a.m. reading dipped to 45 as forecasters warned southern Wisconsin could see 35 to 40 with a chance of the season's first frost in favored southern spots. Darlington logged 36, the state’s coldest.
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Wisconsin
Darlington
UW Exteion Division Prof Victor I Howery Resigns
Victor I Howery assistant professor and chairman of social work in UW Extension Division announces resignation. He will become director of the school of social work at the University of Washington on September 30.
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UW Post
Madison
Victor I. Howery
School of Social Work
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
University of Washington
Daylight Bombers Strike Korean Coast In Major Raid
In a daylight assault on Korea's east coast, 33 B 29s from Japan and Okinawa dropped 300 tons of incendiaries near Hungnam. U N troops clashed on Old Baldy Hill as Brig Gen Wiley Ganey led the strike against Red installations along the coastal railway.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
Okinawa
Hungnam
U.N
Old Baldy Hill
Wiley Ganey
Far East
Red
North Korea
Monticello Performs Tests On New Fire Truck
The Monticello Community fire truck undergoes pumping tests at Clintonville Four Wheel Drive proving grounds starting yesterday. It is purchased by Mt. Pleasant and Washington townships and Monticello village to meet a 750 gallons per minute flow. Pressure tests are also planned after the road test.
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Monticello
Clintonville
Mt. Pleasant
Washington Townships
Monticello Village
Press Secretary Joseph Short Dies at 48
White House Press Secretary Joseph H. Short 48 died suddenly at his Alexandria Virginia home. He had been ill with a virus infection starting September 9 and had just returned home to recuperate. Survivors include his wife Mrs. Short and three children.
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Joseph Short
Truman
Washington
White House
Joseph H. Short
Alexandria
Short
Joe Short
Mrs. F A Blum Stricken in West
Mrs. Fred A Blum 74 died after a stroke suffered while visiting in Kettle Falls Washington. Body travels to Monticello for burial with Voegels funeral coach meeting at Portage. Survived by husband and siblings, with a son unable to fly and a daughter who died in 1929.
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Monticello
Fred A. Blum
Kettle Falls
Wash
Coville
Portage
Voegels
John G. Blum
Margaret Blum
Miss Blum
Fairview Rural School
Henry V. Baebler
Harold J
Monroe
Jake Schuler
Dayton
Kate Mellenberger
Amelia Schuler
Jacob Schuler
Primrose Township
Dane County
Stock List Holds Steady in Trading
NEW YORK A highly selective stock market held to a steady course today. Prices spread within a tight range of one to two points higher at the outside in active areas. Volume around a million shares for the session compared with 1,030,000 shares traded Thursday.
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New York
Stevenson Attacks GOP as Nixon Backed in Expenses Furor
Gov Adlai Stevenson continued his New England tour with a Springfield speech attacking Republican leaders over campaign humor and spending claims. He ridiculed Taft and Eisenhower while defending his own anti GOP stance and urging voters to see through the party line.
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Springfield
Mass
Adlai Stevenson
New England
Republican High Command
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Thirteen Cars Derrail Near Port Edwards Wisconsin
Thirteen cars of a 57 car Milwaukee Road freight train derailed today at West Nekoosa Junction one mile south of here in Port Edwards Wisconsin.
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Port Edwards
Wis
Milwaukee Road
West Nekoosa Junction
Here
Red Cross polio nurse arrives to aid St Clare patients
Mrs Ruth Schultz a Red Cross polio nurse arrives at St Clare hospital to assist with treatment and care for polio patients for two months or as needed. The National Infantile Paralysis foundation and American Red Cross arrange trained personnel where needed. No new polio patients entered the hospital since yesterday morning.
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Ruth Schultz
Red Cross
St. Clare Hospital
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
American Red Cross
Lois Faubel
Green County Red Cross
St. Louis
Robert Brecklin
Gail Brecklin
13Th Avenue
Tom J. Bacher
Otto Bacher
27Th Avenue
Harold M. Whitehead
15Th Avenue
Joseph Foulker
Warren
Calvin Swenson
Clarno
Allan Williams
Brodhead
Gloria Blum
Elsbeth Gempler
Roger Carpenter
Gratiot
Linda Kay Larson
23Rd Street
Ruth Ann Schiller
Blanchardville
Cheddar Prices Fall at Plymouth Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
In Plymouth Wisconsin Longhorn values dropped a half cent while cheddars and single daisies held steady. Trade showed mixed signals with various car trades noted in the market report as buyers and sellers executed small price adjustments.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Navy converts old planes into robot bombers for Korea
The Navy envisions pilotless Dragon bomber planes costing about 300 dollars each after converting obsolete 60 000 dollar Grumman Hellcats stored in mothballs. Navy officials say the low flight profile suits mountainous Korean terrain and minimizes exposure to anti aircraft fire. A Hellcat catapulted from the Boxer was used in an initial combat test and struck a target 150 miles away.
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Navy
Washington
Korea
John H. Sides
Air Force
Boxer
Nixon defends fund as left wing smear in campaign
In Sacramento Nixon calls the charge that he and supporters used a 16100 fund to aid his expenses a typical left wing smear. He says the fund covered travel, printing, and speeches and notes skeptics and ADA links. Smith of Pasadena says the funds were gifts or expense payments and Nix on contrasts with Democratic VP candidate Sparkman.
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Sacramento
Calif
Richard Nixon
Washington
Dana C. Smith
Pasadena
Smith
Nixon
California
Democratic
Stephen A. Mitchell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Jack Bell
Eisenhower
Ada
Republican National Committee
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
GOP
Mundt
Americans For Democratic Action
Alger Hiss
Mitchell
Sparkman
John Sparkman
Alabama
Byrnes Reverses Party Ties to Back Eisenhower
Governor James Byrnes abandons Democratic ties after fifty years and endorses General Dwight D. Eisenhower for president. He cites Eisenhower as best suited to clean up Washington and avoid another world war, prioritizing loyalty to the country over party. Critics accuse Byrnes of desertion and bitterness toward Stevenson era policies.
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Columbia
S. C
James F. Byrnes
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Washington
U. S. First
Gen
Nixon
Stephen A. Mitchell
Dana C. Smith
Pasadena
California
South Carolina
Byrnes
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Adlai
Gen. Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Grim Nominee Lands Integrity Of Californian
June 1952 report aboard the Eisenhower special trains details Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower defending Sen. Richard Nixon amid disclosure of Nixon’s California expense account. Hagerty announced Eisenhower’s plan to contact Nixon by telephone while noting adviser contact. Byrnes supported Eisenhower while Stevenson faced critique.
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Grim
Lands Integrity of Californian
Jack Bell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
James Hagerty
Eisenhower
Nebraska City
Sen. Nixon
Soybeans Slip as September Leads Decline on Board of Trade
Soybeans declined toward the close on the Chicago Board of Trade with the expiring September contract in the lead. Earlier, the deferred corn and oats contracts rose about a cent but later gains faded.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Police Studying Clue To Repair Shop Theft
A key forgotten in the door of a repair shop at 1324 12th street enabled entry last night. The thief punched the register, took two one dollar bills, and left. Police were examining a fingerprint from the cash register key while owner J. Andrew Musser reported forgetting the key at 6 10 p m and returning about an hour later to find the theft.
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S Repair
12Th Street
J. Andrew Musser
President Denies Strike Draft Story In 1946
President Truman states he and others did not order General Eisenhower to command railway strikers drafted into the Army in 1946. He disputes a newspaper claim that such a conversation occurred and says any such talk would not involve him or the Army chief of staff.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Army
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Burgess Behnke
Brooklyn
Glenn George
Roland
Arthur Keen
Ed Kaderly Sr
Spring Grove Township
Pet Milk Co
Shangri-La
F.a.blum
West
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Sen. Taft
Blair House
Thomas Dewey
Dewey
Hartford
Conn
Bushnell
Bridgeport
USAF
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
Gov. Stevenson
Congress
Senate
Dick Nixon
Hagerty
Kansas City
Plattsmouth
Neb
Nebraska
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