Truman Blasts Ike Over Russia Policy Blunders on Train
President Truman accuses Gen. Eisenhower of dangerous errors in Europe that left the U S unprepared for Soviet aims. He cites Eisenhower 1945 remarks about friendship with Russia and praises Mansfield and Stevenson for recognizing communist danger and supporting international cooperation.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
America
Russia
Eisenhower
United States
Havre
Mont
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Len Ecton
R-Mont
Adlai Stevenson
Congressional
Mansfield
United Nations
Vishinsky
Gov. Stevenson
Fairchild Releases Income Tax Data For Senate Bid
Madison Democratic candidate Thomas E Fairchild of Verona disclosed his federal income tax returns for the past decade. He reported earnings totaling 69165 since 1941 with 6974 in taxes due. He noted a $10000 home with a $6500 mortgage, 4200 in E bonds, about 3000 life insurance value, loans near 2500, and a 1950 car mortgaged for campaign living costs.
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Madison
Thomas E. Fairchild
Verona
U. S. Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Rappleton
Fairchild
Bargain Day Funerals Authorized by City Authority
A Mendey night report states that the city administration approved a plan related to bargain day funerals or a similar service involving an individual connected with Italy. The item notes official authorization and local governance context.
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Italy
Rep Smith Frames War as Core Issue in 1952 Campaign
Congressman Lawrence H. Smith of Racine argued that war shapes the 1952 race more than peace, addressing about 85 at a Green County testimonial dinner. He blamed the Korea stalemate on U N involvement and criticized China policy and administration decisions, linking them to broader foreign policy failures.
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Plan County
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Rudolph P. Reger
Green County
Robert E. Tschudy
Smith For Congress
Times
Smith For Congress Committee
Monroe
Monticello
New Glarus
Albany
Brodhead
Monroe Country Club
Korea
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Relations Committee
Bataan
U. N
Rep. Smith
China
Gen. Marshall
Chiang Kai- Shek
State Department
Smith For Congress Group
Tschudy
Smith
Turner Hall
Marvin Schneers
U. S. Soil Conservation
Wisconsin
Conrad Stauffacher
Detour Route Set On Highway 11-81 During Schwarzenberger Work
The state motor vehicle department established a detour on Highway 11-81 between Monroe and Brodhead as Schwarzenberger hill project work proceeds. A new bridge extension at the hill base and leveling of knolls east of Schwarzenberger farm prompt widening the highway. The detour follows Highway 50 from Monroe to Highway 104 then south on 104 to Brodhead.
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Monroe
Brodhead
State Motor Vehicle Department
Schwarzenberger Hill
Schwarzenberger
Albany
Bréahead
Tipster and Editor Help nab Worcester Bank Robber
Worcester police charged 35 year old Edward S. Myler of Sterling Junction after a tip to city editor A Alfred Marcello led to a confession. He admitted staging a daylight holdup at Worcester County Trust Company branch and taking 31432 from a woman teller using a cap pistol.
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Worcester
Mass
Edward S. Myler
Sterling Junction
Andrew F. O’brien
Worcester County Trust Company
O’brien
Myler
Stevenson Wins Praise for Talk in Chicago
In Springfield a Stevenson campaign aide said thousands of telegrams flooded in after his Monday night Chicago radio and TV address. He warned Americans not to be distracted by phony issues and praised the public’s reaction as the strongest since his nomination speech.
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Springfield
Ill
Stevenson
Chicago
Korea
Japan
East Asia
Harry Truman
Joseph Stalin
Outer Mongolia
Moscow
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Light Showers Briefly Soak Area Amid Dust
A light rain fell this morning across central Monroe, briefly raising hopes of moisture for fall field work. The drizzle eased after a few minutes as temperatures dipped from 71 to 67 degrees by late morning and then rose again.
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Monroe
CIA Chief Provides Infiltration Data to Both Candidates
Gen. Walter Bedell Smith testified that he supplied Eisenhower and Stevenson with amplification of his claim that Communists probably penetrated the Central Intelligence Agency and other government security agencies. He spoke at a deposition in the McCarthy libel suit against Sen. Benoni of Connecticut. smith later issued a statement confirming the assumption of Communist penetration.
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Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Central Intelligence
Sen
McCarthy
Benoni
D-Conn
Smith
Charwomen
Truman
Republican National Committee
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Wis
Senate
George C. Marshall
Gen. Smith
Marshall
George Marshall
Benton
Kremlin
United States
Europe
Ike Shifts Spotlight With Communism Issue Speech
President nominee Ike works on a speech before flight to Columbia. He aims to pin the Democrats on the Communist issue, basing his argument on Gen Bedell Smith's claim that Reds have penetrated U S security agencies. The exchange centers on national security and the election.
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New York
Eisenhower
Bedell Smith
U. S
Columbia
S. C
Russians in Korea Worse than Thought Armed Infiltration Claims
A U S Eighth Army officer said Russians in rear areas of North Korea serve in a support role handling radar anti aircraft gear and might include East Europeans. Chinese forces seized a hill on Central Front as UN troops gained and lost high ground in another day of heavy fighting.
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Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
North Korea
Soviet Union
Red
Antung
Manchuria
Panmunjom
Sinuiju
Kumsong
U. N
Big Nori
Atom Cannon Unveiled At Aberdeen For Cameramen
The Army unveiled an 85 ton atomic gun described as an all purpose weapon. It can roll into position within 20 minutes and fire with an 12 inch caliber weapon using either atomic or standard missiles. Demonstrations at Aberdeen used conventional charges while showing potential 20 mile range for coastal defense and frontline fire.
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Washington
Army
Aberdeen
Ches
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
All 74 Men Saved From Sinking Joao Costa Tragedy
The Portuguese fishing vessel Joao Costa sank in a Atlantic storm a week ago but all 74 crewmen survived. Survivors were rescued by the American freighter Compass taking 12, the British freighter joining 35 and the French freighter Henriette Schutt 27.
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Santa Haria
Azores
Joao Costa
Figueira Dafoz
Newfoundland Grand Banks
Compass
New York
Henriette Schutt
TB mobile Xray unit to tour Green County schedule listed
The state tuberculosis mobile Xray unit begins a Green County tour on Wednesday and runs through Oct 17. Free chest X rays are offered at Browntown village hall and Jordan Center school on Wednesday, with five Monroe centers and many other towns scheduled for Oct dates including Clarno Juda New Glarus Albany Monticello Dayton and Brooklyn among others. Stops include the Monroe Armory and various schools and public buildings with daily morning and afternoon slots detailed.
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State Tuberculosis Mobile
Green County
Browntown Village Hall
Jordan Center
Monroe
Clarno
Lichtenwalner Electric Shop
Juda, Carter and Gruenewald’s
Ge Aes
Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Dayton
Brooklyn
Armory
South School
Lakeshire Marty Co
Court House
Browder and wife held on passport charge in NY case
Earl Browder former Communist party leader and his wife were arrested on charges of making false statements in a naturalization proceeding. A federal grand jury in New York indicted them for claiming Mrs Browder had never been a Communist party member when seeking naturalization papers. Browder was seized by FBI agents in Manhattan.
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Washington
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Justice Department
New York
Emergency Polio Fund Drives Grow in Green County
Community groups press fund raisers for the Emergency Polio drive with events at Turner hall and a card party. Updates from Madison area note polio patients improving and recovering, including Kenneth Gruenberg and Rosemary Cromwell, while Betty Gempler shows progress with therapy. A wheelchair race planned by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Speed Drive events aim to raise funds.
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Green County
Kenneth Gruenberg
Reinhold Gruenberg
Rosemary Cromwell
Tom Cromwell
21St Street
Madison News
Madison
Gary Thompson
Donald Thompson
Evansville
William Stauffacher
Monroe
Elsbeth
Betty’’ Gempler
Roy Gempler
Gary
Wisconsin General Hospital
Betty Gempler
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha _ sorority
Turner Hall
Recreation Park
David Babler
Kim Bellahan
Tom Sickinger
Nancy Sickinger
Susan Babler
Bill Anderson
Paul Schneider
Spiel- Essen
John H. Bruni
23Rd Avenue
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Korea Veteran Killed in Car Crash Near Station
Cpl. John H. Krauss 22 died at about 1 a.m. when his car hit a concrete abutment on Highway 11 81 east of WEKZ. He was home on leave after Korea service as a paratrooper. Investigators cited possible dozing or fog as causes. The 1950 car was wrecked. no inquest. He leaves parents, three brothers, five sisters, and numerous relatives. Rites set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Stuessy Funeral Home with military burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Korea
John H. Krauss
Monroe
Wekz
Cpl
Krauss
Sheriff's Department
George W. Armstrong
Leonard Krauss
9Th Street
Cpl. Krauss
Herman A. Stuessy
Wilbert Phillips
United States
Japan
Camp McCoy
McCoy
Clarno Township
Leonard
Barbara Metzler Krauss
Burd Piston Ring Co
Rockford
St. John’s Church
Fidelity Lodge
Leonard Jr
Route 5
George
Victor
10Th Avenue
Earl Ellingson
Morgan Nyberg
Woodford
Ernest Wilke
Alphonso C. Goepfert
Browntown
Edwin Booth
Betty
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Chilton Robbers Given Sentences
Federal Judge Patrick Stone sentenced two Chilton brothers for bank robberies in Edmund Wisconsin and Kent and Pearl City. Raymond Hephner aged 26 received 15 years, Philip aged 23 12 years, and Virginia Hephner aged 25 received five years probation for driving the getaway car. Loot totaled about 23000 dollars with more than half recovered.
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Madison
Chilton
Wis
Patrick Stone
Edmund
Kent
Pearl City
Raymond Hephner
Stone
Philip
Raymond
Virginia
Iowa County
Viscount Astor Dies in England at 73
Viscount Astor prominent British publisher and sportsman and husband of Lady Nancy Astor died today in England. Born in New York City, he had long been a reader in British social and political life alongside his wife.
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Cliveden
England
Viscount Astor
Nancy Astor
Lord Astor
New York City
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