Fairchild Seeks Spending Check On Arms Budgets
Democratic nominee Thomas Fairchild proposed a federal commission to scrutinize military spending and advise on economies. He spoke at Manitowoc after rallies in Neenah Hilbert Chilton and New Holstein. Dirksen assailed Adlai Stevenson over gambling in Illinois as McCarthy praised Wisconsin supporters.
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Thomas Fairchild
U. S
Manitowoc
Neenah
Hilbert
Chilton
New Holstein
Oshkosh
Sen
McCarthy
Dirksen
R-I
Adlai
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Wisconsin
Taft
Eisenhower
Doctors and Dentists Gather for Selective Service Examinations
Eleven Green County physicians and dentists will report in Milwaukee on Thursday for selective service physicals. The exams review each case to gauge community need and other factors, with hundreds of Wisconsin men in Priority Group III undergoing examinations this month. Names include Drs John A. Schindler Paul W. Snowden Dwain E. Mings C E Bauml e Monroe and others. dentists C J Schwingel E E Bonspier and William V Baebler. Norman H Baggs of Kenosha will be the only Green County resident leaving tomorrow plus six others for pre induction exams. Charles L Thorne, formerly of Monticello, is expected to join Manitowoc group.
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Green County
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John A. Schindler
Paul W. Snowden
Dwain E. Mings
C. E. Baumle
Monroe
F. J. Bongiorno
Albany
E. V. Hicks
New Glarus
M. W. Stuessy
Brodhead
C. J. Schwingel
E. E. Bonspier
Juda
William V. Baebler
Monticello
Norman H. Baggs
Kenosha
Brooklyn
Charles L. Thorne
Manitowoc
Red Cross Nurse Seeks Volunteers for Polio Work in Monroe
Miss Lillian McKinnon from the St. Louis Red Cross inspected St. Clare hospital facilities and needs, seeking registered nurses to volunteer for polio work. Several patients remain under care and a county polio fund aims for a $10,000 goal with $300 already raised in Green County. Local chairmen expanded as containers appear in county banks and groceries.
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Lillian McKinnon
St. Louis
American Red Cross
St. Clare Hospital
Leland L. Lamboley
Green County Infantile Paralysis Foundation
M. Blandine
Ruth Schultz
M. Myra
Gary D. Thompson
Donald Thompson
Evansville
Wisconsin General Hospital
Gary
Madison
Walter D. Stauffacher
Monroe
Joseph Foulker
Harold M. Whitehead
15Th Avenue
Allan Williams
Brodhead
Elsbeth Gempler
Roger Carpenter
Gratiot
Linda Kay Larson
23Rd Street
Ruth Ann Schiller
Tom J. Bacher
27Th Avenue
Graydon Steensrud
9Th Street
Carol Marie Krattiger
Green County
Gerald Swiggum
Browntown
Ivan Arnsmeier
Juda
Crippen Tributes Arrive for Rites in Darlington
Funeral for Guy T. Crippen 60, leading sulky race driver, drew 70 plus floral tributes and condolence telegrams. Services at Sharer funeral home included military graveside rites at Union cemetery. Crippen achieved fame with Ralph Kroening Stables, winning Hambletonian with Mainliner and posting top Wisconsin driver rankings.
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Darlington
Guy T. Crippen
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
Sharer
Union Cemetery
E. J. Jeffrey
Darlington Methodist Church
Crippen
James Bryson Sr
Green County Fair
Kenneth Schrieter
Speed
Lafayette County
Green County
Wisconsin
D. W. Spencer
Highland Ellen
Lexington
Uncle Walt
Beau Brummel
Socrates
Henry Mac
Kroening
al Moran
Captain Cash
Shoe price controls suspended amid ample supply
The government today suspended price controls on shoes due to ample supply and no expected price increases. The OPS said the action covers manufacturing wholesale and retail levels.
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Washington
OPS
Sister Frances Louise Leaves St. Clare for New York
Sister M Frances Louise, longtime St. Clare hospital business staffer, departs for Leo House in New York to join the Sisters of St Agnes, with Sister M Loyola succeeding her. Sister M Agatha arrives from Hayes Kansas to fill Sister M Manetta’s office post, Manetta moving to the hospital drug department. Sister M Evarista, former superintendent, will stay a few days before joining Fond du Lac hospital.
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M. Frances Louise
St. Clare Hospital
New York
Leo House
Order of the Sisters of St. Agnes
M. Loyola
M. Agatha
Hayes
Kas
M. Manetta
M. Evarista
Fond du Lac
Christ Erb 76 Jefferson Towns ship Farmer Dies
Christ Erb a 76 year old Jefferson area farmer died at his farm home four miles south of Juta after a heart attack. He was born in Rothebach Switzerland Oct 8 1875 and came to America in 1900 settling in Blanchardville. He married Rosa Spring Dec 15 1904 in New Glarus and lived in Blanchardville area before retiring to the farm in 1919. He leaves three daughters Mrs Carl Schmerse Brodhead Mrs Ralph Wyman Monroe Miss Gertrude and a son John at home and a brother Carl Monroe Ill. six grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 pm Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Christ Erb
Jefferson Township
Juta
Rothebach
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Christ
Anna Barbara Erb Erb
America
Blanchardville
Rosa Spring
New Glarus
Erb
Union Evangelical Church
Carl Schmerse
Brodhead
Ralph Wyman
Monroe
Gertrude
John
Carl
Monona
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Peter Retzlaff
Greenwood Cemetery
Rev Curtis Accepts Watertown Call Loure Monroe Minister
Rev Lyle E Curtis pastor of the Assembly of God church will leave Monroe for Watertown to serve a newly dedicated church. He and his wife and three daughters Ruth Dorothy and Faith arrived in Monroe in 1949 after a 14 year Wisconsin ministry and he has been secretary of Wisconsin Assembly of God churches and was elected general presbyter and delegate to the general council yesterday’s resignation was announced.
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Lyle E. Curtis
Assembly of God Church
Watertown
Monroe
Curtis
Ruth
Dorothy
Faith
David Bruzelius
Wisconsin
Assembly of God Churches of
Searles School Break-In Reported On Highway 59
Vandals broke into Searles school on Highway 59 between Monroe and Albany last night. They stole a fire extinguisher and a small end table. The door latch was forced open.
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Highway 59
Monroe
Albany
Sheriff's Department
Senators Reveal Ten Million Lost In Storage Frauds
The Senate Agriculture Committee said it found embezzlements totaling about 10 million dollars in government owned grain under the price support program. It cleared CCC personnel of personal profit but faulted program administration and cited 131 warehousemen as having misused grain as of May 1952.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Ellender
D-La
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Charles Brannan
Brannan
Congress
Mrs Hirsig 77 Dies in Cheyenne Noted Wyoming Breeder
Mrs Ida Farrell Hirsig 77, sister in law of Mrs George Field and Otto Hirsig, Madison, died in Cheyenne. Born February 19 1875 in Cheyenne she married Charles Hirsig January 4 1893. He died 1944 a leading Wyoming horse breeder and Frontier Days organizer. Otto Hirsig plans to fly to Cheyenne for services Thursday.
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Charles Hirsig
Cheyenne
Wyo
George Field
Otto Hirsig
Monroe
Louis B. Hirsig
Madison
Ida Farrell
Hirsig
Wyoming
Switzerland
Otto
Louis
AFL Convention Endorses Stevenson for President
New York The American Federation of Labor unanimously endorsed Gov Adlai E Stevenson the Democratic candidate for president at its 800 delegate convention. It marked the first AFL endorsement since 1881 and followed CIO backing Stevenson. William Green was re elected president amid cheers and torn scraps of paper in the hall.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
AFL
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
William Green
Green
CIO
Stevenson
Labor
AFL Executive Committee
Sen
Taft
Eisenhower
Kern
Missouri
Cain
Washington
Bricker
Ohio
Jenner
Indiana
McCarthy
Caudle Testifies on Congressional Pressure in Tax Case
Former assistant attorney general Lamar Caudle testified that congressmen repeatedly urged his office to influence tax fraud and other prosecutions. He named White House secretary Matthew Connelly calling to delay a case involving Irving Sachs of St Louis. Sachs later pleaded guilty and paid a 40000 fine.
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Lamar Caudle
Caudle
House
White House
St. Louis
Justice Department
Truman
Rep
Chelf
D-Ky
Keating
Sachs
Schwimmer
Connelly
McGranery Orders Inquiry into Officials Funds
The White House said President Truman asked Attorney General McGranery to examine the legality of supplementary funds received by public officials. The inquiry follows disclosures that Nixon received about eighteen thousand dollars from California supporters for a Senate expense fund, with the Justice Department declining to comment.
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Donors Asked Nixon's Help on Tax Refund Claim
In St. Louis the Post Dispatch reports Dana C. Smith trustee of an $18,000 expense fund for Sen. Richard Nixon enlisted Nixon's Washington office for a tax refund claim of 500000 to 600000. Smith said progress was made and that Nixon was not involved. The Red River Lumber Co. filed the claim in the Court of Claims. Smith, Pasadena attorney and fund contributor, said he made a routine courtesy inquiry for a constituent.
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ST. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Washington
Los Angeles
James A. Kearns Jr
Dana C. Smith
Court of Claims
Red River Lumber Co
California
The
Smith
Pasadena
Justice Department
John J. Irwin
Sen. Nixon
Stevenson
Senate
Eisenhower
Pfc Elmer in Korea Mine Blast Wounds Brooklyn Soldier
Pfc Robert J Elmer 23 son of Mr and Mrs Henry Elmer route 2 Brooklyn was seriously wounded in Korea on Sept 10. In Japan Army hospital he was injured by a mine explosion at the front while serving two months in Korea with the Second Engineers combat battalion in the Old Baldy sector. He entered service in 1950.
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Brooklyn
Robert J. Elmer
Henry Elmer
Route 2
Korea
Department of Defense
Elmer
Japan
Old Baldy
Second Engineers
Stevenson Responds to Fund Raising Claims in Illinois
Governor Stevenson said there was no secret fund aiding state officials and that contributions came from private citizens to ease salaries. he denied improper influence and noted funds came from past campaigns. Kent Chandler accused him of promoting a cash fund for state appointees, seeking names of contributors and recipients.
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Dirksen
Department of Internal Revenue
Illinois
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin
Citizens For Eisenhower-Nixon Committee
Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Madison
Eisenhower
Renk
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
Kent Chandler
William Flanagan
Chandler
Citizens For Eisenhower
Chicago Commercial Club
Eisenhower Staff Sees Parallels in Nixon Fund Case
Backers of Gen. Dwight Eisenhower say there is no difference between Nixon expense funds and a Stevenson backed by Adlai Stevenson. Nixon explains finances tonight on NBC CBS and Mutual networks after RNC spending signals push for his vice presidential slot. Don Nixon explains how funds for a Spring Valley down payment were sourced as Nixon arrives in Los Angeles amid crowd support.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
Los Angeles
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Monroe
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Stevenson
Illinois
Hugh Scott Jr
Pennsylvania
GOP
Scott
Dana Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Guilt Mutual
Cleveland
Washington
Friends of
Spring Valley
Washington, D. C
Senate
Don
Whittier
Don Nixon
California
Portland
Ore
Warmer Weather Seen After Darlington Frost
A warming trend is due to arrive tomorrow with daytime highs near 70. Darlington recorded 32 degrees, the lowest in the state last night, while the same area rose to 43 this morning. Scattered frost was reported across the lowlands of southern Wisconsin.
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Darlington
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Demand
The Federal State Market News Service reports Wisconsin American cheese market steady to firm. Offerings are generally adequate and demand is fair to good. Selling prices show longhorns around 4 5 3% etc, with square prints near 46 47% and other varieties matching.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
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