Thousands of Children Jam Winnebago County Fair
Thousands of children and adults filled the Winnebago County Fairgrounds for Children’s Day. Secretary Taylor G. Brown reported the opening morning turnout the largest in his years of service, with more than 5,000 children at a free show and 2,000 more about the grounds. Officials expected attendance to top 15,000 for the day as cloudless skies and cool temps greeted visitors with gate open at 7 am.
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Oshkosh
Winnebagoland
Winnebago County Fair
Murdock
Winnebago County
Taylor G. Brown
Brown
None Died For Balking Reds Claim
Air Force Major MacGhee testified at Lt. Col. Fleming’s court martial that prisoners in North Korean camps were threatened with beatings and torture but he knew of no one who died for refusing to collaborate. Fleming denies the charge.
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FT. Sheridan
Air Force
David F. MacGhee
Harry Fleming
Racine
Wis
Fleming
Witess
Spows
Korea
Truman
Gen
Douglas
MacArthur
Wall Street
Alfred F. LaFrance
Wisconsin Bar Assn
MacGhee
Bernard W. Galing
Galing
North Korea
United States
Korean
Vaving
Rodham Routledge
Set
Jose Mares
Col
Kim
Mares
Eden Unable To Travel To Asian Parley
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said he could not attend the Southeast Asian defense conference in Manila due to urgent issues from France rejecting the European Army plan. He rushed back to London to study the situation after the French Assembly vetoed the European Defense Community treaty. American and British officials considered alternatives to grant West Germany sovereignty and rearm in a Western European defense. Bonn signaled an urgent cabinet session to plan next steps amid calls for full governmental freedom.
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London
Anthony Eden
Manila
Eden
French Assembly
Foreign Office
West Germany
Germany
Britain
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Carmichael Named Commander of Wisconsin 84th Infantry
Col. Edward Carmichael of Hudson is appointed commander of Wisconsin's 84th Infantry Division at Camp McCoy. He succeeds Brig. Gen. Ralph Immel of Madison, who retires from the top Army Reserve post.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
U.P
Edward 3. Carmichael
Hudson
Wisconsin
Carmichael
Ralph M. Immel
Madison
Army Reserve
Ean
Fifth Army
WU Atlee
Eeepeed
Long Island Hit By Hurricane Tail Reach
A tropical hurricane swept across Long Island and into New England, causing heavy seas, toppled trees, and widespread power outages. Warnings were posted from Block Island to Portland, with evacuations and state of emergency declarations as the storm moved northward.
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Boston
Long Island
New England
Block Island
R.I
Portland
Maine
Long Island Sound
North Carolina Coast Line
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Harry R. Davis
Worcester
Brooklyn
Queens
Bronx
Southampton
State Island
Westchester County
Rine Base
Nassau County
Mitchell Air Force Base
Idlewild
la Guardia
Republic Aviation
Farmingdale
Jones Beach
Oak’ ‘Beach
New
Court Backs WERB Order in Kohler Strike
The Kohler Co strike continues as Cour t Judge Arold Murphy enforces the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board order to halt mass picketing by Local 833 of the UAW CIO. The decision requires re opening negotiations between union and management within 20 weeks. talks resume Wednesday with the judge present.
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Sheboygan
Uaw-Cio
Kohler Co
Arold Murphy
Marinette
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
WERB
Judge Murphy
Gavel-Banging Row Ends First Censure Probe Session
The Detroit News reports the Republican majority on the Army McCarthy hearing committee finds McCarthy and Stevens at fault while Potter criticizes both. The panel, with three Democrats in minority, delivered divergent conclusions on improper influence and security concerns amid the Schine affair.
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Detroit
Detroit News
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Stevens
Martin S. Hayden
News
Washington
Potter
Rmich
G. David Schine
Schine
Roy M. Cohn
Senate
John Adams
Executive Department
United States Army
Army- McCarthy Committee
France votes to end debate on Europe Defense Community
Paris报道显示 法国国民议会以319票对264票结束对欧洲防务共同体的辩论 投票结果下议院止步EDC计划 Mendes-France 努力安抚盟友并避免德国重武装与主权受损的担忧 同时国内政局动荡 三名 coalition 内阁成员拟辞职 外党社会党亦驱逐多名反对EDC者
Verdict Declares Santa Fe Wreck An Accidental Death
A coroner's jury ruled the Santa Fe Railway derailment that killed four passengers an accidental death. The August 22 crash near Lomax Illinois involved the westbound Chief passenger train, injuring 53 riders. Rail officials cited an equalizer break as the likely cause.
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Santa Fe
Legion Units March in Nation’s Capital Parade
About 75 000 American Legion members marched rode and strutted along Pennsylvania and Constitution Avenues in a 10 to 12 hour parade marking the Legion’s 36th annual convention. Veterans from World Wars and Korea joined youths and Auxiliary women with services units leading the march. Forty and Eight staged motorized displays as states showcased prize products. Legion leaders planned secret actions for Turn to LEGION on page 2.
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Washington
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Constitution Avenues
Legion
The
Auxiliary
Armed Services
Idaho
California
Magsaysay orders Taruc murder trial following light rebel ruling
President Ramon Magsaysay ordered Hukbalahap leader Luis Taruc tried for murder after a 12 year rebellion sentence and a $10 009 fine. The plea to a 23 count indictment included murder kidnapping robbery and arson. The court had ruled the charge invalid but left a path for prosecution. The president called the light sentence a major setback to ending the Communist movement.
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Manila
P. I
U.P
Ramon Magsaysay
Luis Taruc
Taruc
Court of First Instance
Tarue
Tarue Guilty Toniy
Magsaysay
Eisenhower notes French setback on European army
President Eisenhower said French fears over German participation in the European Defense Community were groundless and called the French decision a serious setback. He argued EDC has backing of the United States and allies and cited Suez, Iranian oil, and Guatemala victories to maintain optimism. He met Herbert Hoover at West Branch and joked about paying a dollar for the speech.
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Des Moines
Towa
Eisenhower
European Defense Community
EDC
United States
Great Britain
U.S
Suez Canal
Guatemala
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Little West Branch
Washington
Colorado
Operation Glory exchange of war dead to start Wednesday
The United Nations and Communist forces agreed to begin the operation on Wednesday to exchange remains. Maj. Gen. E. J. McGaw announced up to 200 North Koreans 200 Chinese and 200 unknowns would be handed over with careful handling at Panmunjom. Photographers would be limited to protect families, and the schedule aims to avoid distress during the process.
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U.N
Jmand
U.S. Army
Exchange Point. Org
United Nations
Alfred’ McGaw
McCarthy Hearing Debates Sparks Senate Panel
The first session of a special Senate committee hearing on censure charges against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy erupted in a shouting clash with Chairman Arthur V. Watkins. McCarthy pressed for a reply to whether Joyce Johnson’s Denver Post quote was accurate, and Watkins repeatedly ruled him out of order. The committee recessed to 10 a.m. Wednesday as McCarthy’s attorney sought to drop one contempt count.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Feta
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
Denver Post
Johnson
Wisconsin
Committee
Watkins
Edward B. Williams
Mostly Fair And Pleasant In Wisconsin
Wisconsin enjoyed mostly fair and pleasant weather with bright sunshine and cool temperatures. The state saw partly cloudy skies with a few sprinkles, no measurable rain reported, and highs from 65 at Superior to 14 at Lone Rock. Park Falls recorded the coldest low at 40 degrees.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Lone Rock
Park Falls
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Summary
The forecast reports fair to partly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin and Minnesota with a few scattered showers possible in the northwest and north central areas. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to mid 80s with northerly and westerly winds, and rainfall totals noted at Menasha dam and Buckstaff Observatory.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
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84Th Infantry
New York City
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Konler
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Francis Case
Edwin Johnson
D-Cole
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Frank Carlson
Kan
French National Assembly
Europe
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Mendes-France
Marly
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Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Brussels
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Emile Hugues
Eugene Claudius-Petit
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