Cant See Son Mother Is Told Cant See Son
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota seeks permission to visit her prisoner son PFc Richard R Tenneson in Korea after General Hull denied access citing Defense Department policy The mother who met Hull says she will wait and pray while exploring possible help from Washington and a Minnesota congressman to overturn the ruling and see her son
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Tokyo
Portia’ Howe
Alden
Washington
House of Representaatives
Minnesota
August H. Andresen
Pfe
Richard R. Tenneson
Hull
Howe
William K. Harrison
Harrison
United States
Harrison House
Korea
Portia Howe
Minn
Minneapolis
Far East
Pfc
Richard Tenneson
Amer ‘Ican
Eisenhower Likely to Seek Second Term in 1956
Massachusetts Republican leader Joseph W. Martin predicted President Eisenhower will run for a second term in 1956 and win the Republican nomination. He forecast Republicans gain at least 200 congressional seats, tax cuts for individuals by 10 percent, tax relief on luxury items, and reduced defense spending. He also said efforts to split Eisenhower and McCarthy would fail and urged agriculture support.
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Wellesley
Mass
Eisenhower
White House
Joseph W. Martin
Martin
Massachusetts
Teader
United Press
Congress
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Summary
Partly cloudy and colder in Wisconsin with scattered snow in the south and east central areas. Minnesota sees mostly cloudy, colder conditions with highs in the 20s and lows near 5 to 15 degrees. Northwesterly winds shift to northerly by Saturday, with no precipitation reported and observatory readings around freezing in the morning.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Fox River
Menasha
Buckstaff Observatory
Saomuro
Adenauer urges fast action on European Defense Army
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer pressed for rapid creation of a European Defense Army to safeguard Western Europe from Soviet pressure and preserve world peace. Speaking in Paris at a luncheon with press groups he argued European integration is the only path to independence and warned against German neutrality or Soviet satellite status.
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Paris
Konrad Adenauer
European Defense Army
EDC
West Europe
Adenauer
Council of Europe
Committee of Foreign Ministers
Diplomatic Press Association
Foreign Press Association
Europe
Russia
France
Germany
United States
Britain
Term Starts For Finnegan
Former IRS official James P. Finnegan began a two year prison term in St. Louis after surrendering at the federal building for transfer to Terre Haute Indiana. He had been convicted of misconduct in office for representing clients in dealings with the government while he was a collector. He resigned in 1951.
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ST. Louis
Chi
Internal Revenue
James P. Finnegan
Finnegan
Harry S. Truman
Federal Reformatory
Terre Haute
Ind
Paras
Plan Aims to Add One Million New Homes Yearly
A 23 member presidential advisory panel led by Albert M. Cole proposes continuing federal housing aids and expanding mortgage financing to reach about one million new homes each year. Key points include maintaining public housing for low income, liberalizing mortgages, replacing the FNMA with a central mortgage bank, expanding modernization programs, liberalizing insurance on old-home purchases, and tying rates to long term bond yields.
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Washington
Albert M. Cole
Federal National Mort Igage Assn
Central Mortgage Reserve Bank
Home Loan Bank Board
Advisory Committee
Federal Housing Authority
Veterans Administration
Postal Inspectors Enter Inquiry Into Milwaukee Stickup
Milwaukee postal inspectors joined police in probing a $4,840 stickup at the Machinists Memorial hall of Cream City lodge 1061 AFL. Two bandits seized a bundle of letters from a main man in the office. similar holdups occurred five months apart, with prior $5,000 taken after a Brinks truck arrival.
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Milwaukee
John Cate
Cream City Lodge
AFL
Brinks, Inc
Solon to Seek Contempt Action Against Witness
Sen McCarthy says Congress will seek contempt charges against witness Joseph H Percoeff who refused to answer espionage questions tied to Communism at Ft Monmouth hearings. Percoeff, who denied being a spy, waived his right not to answer and declined further inquiries. Hearings wrap after four days and resume Monday in New York with focus on loyalty board findings.
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Washington
Joseph RR. McCarthy
Congress
Army
Ft. Monmouth, NJ
Signal Corps Center
Asprig
Percoff
Ft. Monmouth
Harry Hyman
Marcel Uman
McCarthy
New York
Army Loyalty Review Board
Army Loyalty Board
Sarant
Suez Village Fire Reported in British War Claims
Begyat's vice premier accused British forces of firing incendiary rockets in the Suez Canal zone, setting several houses ablaze in Khawatra. Lt Col Gamal Abdel Nasser said 15 rockets were fired on the village Tuesday, with no British response available.
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Cairo
Egypt
Begyat
Suez Canal Zone
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Khawatra
Pandit urges world to study Eisenhower atomic pool plan
India's Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit appealed for wide acceptance of President Eisenhower's atomic pool proposal. She urged careful consideration by all governments, noting initial reactions from Moscow are not final. She supported an atomic bank for peaceful uses and said Russia should be given full chance to respond.
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United Nations
India
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandt
United Nations General Assemble
Pandit
Moscow
Eisenhower
Washington
Charles E. Bohlen
Kremlin
Oshkosh Community Chest Col
R. K. Schriber Jr
Community Chest
Red Feather
Schriber
Oshkosh Bus Lines Shifts to Ten Cent Fare Plan
The Public Service Commission allowed Oshkosh Civimes Inc to drop six tokens for 5 cents in favor of a straight 10 cent fare. Manager Carl Sehmidt says the new rate will take effect after regulatory steps and hopes for revenue relief as ridership, already down sharply, is expected to fall further despite a month by month decline. Private car usage is cited as a major factor.
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Public Service Commission
Oshkosh’ Civimes Inc
Carl Sehmidt
Oshkosh
Schmidt Hesitid
Fumes Cause Paint Peeling Residents Sue Town
Court records show nearly 200 residents of a New York town sue over fumes from a paint-removal incident. The lawsuit seeks damages for property and health claims after alleged odor exposure from a nearby operation and roof debris.
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Milwacker
Wlacay
Fediy
Bao Ane Waal Mants
George Bowron
Pany F
Creo Heuer Wat
Governor and President's Assistant Meet on Highway Problems
In Washington the governor and the president's assistant discussed highway issues and urged attendance at a United States Chamber of Commerce session. No specific business dispersal was stated.
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Washington
Gox
Walter Keving
der Istant
Sherman Schotos
Howe
Das
Kofier
Washinton
Uo S Chamber of Wcoganree
Wisconsin Weather: Freezing Rain and Slippery Roads
Light icing affected northern Wisconsin with sleet and snow making highways slick north of St. Croix Falls Barron Park Falls and Hurley while areas south of Prairie du Chien remained mostly slick. Precipitation totals ranged up to .08 inch in Grantsburg and a trace at Wausau with temperatures from 26 to 37 degrees.
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United Press
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
St. Croix Falls
Barron
Park Falls
Hurley
Prairie du Chien
Sauk City
Port Washington
Superior
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Wausau
Tam
Tamathi
Woman's Face Appears on TV Screen After Off
In BLUE POINT a TV set shows a woman's face fixed on the screen after the program ends. The Travers family watches preschoolers and fear grows as experts suggest the image is engraved on the picture tube from a previous program. The family attempts to cover the screen to no avail.
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Travers
Gerearald
Caroline
Jerry Travers
Ray Clurman
Telebhrone Color Television Laboratory
Anntyville
Clurman
Pusan Mayor Resigns Over City Fire Regret
Pusan Korea f Sen Yung Soo resigns as mayor to show serious regret for a large fire that damaged about one sixth of the port city. The City Council will name a new mayor on Wednesday and Son was expected to be reappointed.
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Pusan
Korea
Sen Yung Soo
Son
Eisenhower atoms for peace proposal frames real effort to avert nuclear holocaust
The State Department told Ambassador Bohlen to convey to Soviet leaders that Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan is a dead serious bid to end the threat of atomic war. Officials hope talks at the UN will spur constructive Russian counter proposals and lead to international control of atomic weapons. The plan calls for four powers to pool uranium into a global agency to develop peaceful uses of atomic energy and build trust for broader disarmament. Moscow radio criticized the proposal, but U.S. officials argue the reply suggests serious consideration by Soviet circles.
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Washington
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Eisenhower
Bohlen
Kremlin
U.N
Russia
White House
Behrlen
New York
United States
Britain
Canada
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
United Press
U S Leaders To Leave For NATO Session
Washington officials including Secretary of State Dulles Treasury head Humphrey and Defense chief Wilson depart for Paris to urge NATO members on 1954 defense goals. They seek a slight rise in military strength and bigger firepower while warning of cuts in economic and military aid next year.
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Washington
Paris
North Atlantic
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
NATO Council
Europe
National
Hare. E. Stassen
Island A
Jom
NATO Global
Soviet Union
Ike Gave Nation Record Year Says Commerce Secretary
Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks told the Linas Manufacturers Assn that the Eisenhower administration delivered a record year and built confidence for prosperity. He said signs point to a happy new year with more business and high employment and noted steps to foster growth and stability.
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Chicago
Sinclair Weeks
Eisenhower
Linas Manufacturers Assn
Weeks
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