Wisconsin lawmakers fast track daylight saving hearing
The Assembly Republican caucus approved a public hearing on daylight saving time next week. A Senate delay grants a one week postponement on moving the tax filing deadline from March 15 to April 15.
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Madison
U— Wisconsin
Assembly Republican Caucus
Assembly State Affairs Committee
Mark Catlin Jr
Appleton
Assembly
Senate
Acton
Catlin Calis
George Win
D-Cudah
Aeat
Eden Upholds Eisenhower's Formosa Plan
London. Foreign Minister Anthony Eden defended President Eisenhower's Formosa plan and said Formosa is not part of China. He rejected Attlee's charge that U.S. actions interfere with China's civil war and noted a distinction between Formosa and offshore islands. Pravda criticized the U.S. message as intervention. Eden stressed Eisenhower did not call for expanding defense obligations for Formosa and the Pescadores.
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London
U.P
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Formosa
Centuriy
China
Clement Attlee
U.S
Eden
Britain
Hore Islands
Tachens
Quemoy
Red China
Amor
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow
Ravda
Wisconsin Cold Wave Warning Shrinks Snow Flurries Expected
The bulletin notes a cold wave over Wisconsin with temperatures plunging to 20 below in the northwest and 10 to 15 below in the southeast tonight. Winds 22 to 32 mph from the northwest, clearing later, with snow flurries in the northwest and diminishing snow elsewhere.
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Dar
Associated Press
Northwestern
Fox River
Menasha
Buckstaff Observatory
End of Costa Rican rebellion as rebels interned by Nicaragua
300 Costa Rican rebels surrendered and were interned in Nicaragua ending a two week Costa Rican revolution. OAS mediator group canceled its Washington flight after the abrupt frontier settlement. Costa Rica ordered troops to close the neutral border zone and hunt holdouts amid Nicaraguan warnings of war if blood is shed.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Inter - American Plage
Anastasio Somoza
Managua
Jose Mora
Uruguay
Council of the Organization of American States
Washington
Teodor Picado Sr
Jose Figueres
Picado
Teodoro Jr
West Point
OAS Commission
Figueres
Somoza
Nugent Pleads Not Guilty In Court Martial
Maj Nugent, a 44 year old artillery officer, enters a not guilty plea as Army prosecutors present evidence of alleged attempts to aid North Korean forces after capture in 1950. Lt Col Manes denies a motion to dismiss the final charge as Nugent’s defense amends one count.
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Ambrose H. Nugent
Merrill
Wis
Ft. Sil
Oklo
Korea
Sile Okla
Mai Brose Jr
Nugent
Wisconsin
Oficer
Army
Set
Marvin E. Talbert
Maj. Nugent
Reds
Donald JL. Manes Jr
Communists march on London House of Commons amid clashes
About four thousand Communist demonstrators paraded to the House of Commons in central London to protest German rearmament, clashing with around 400 police. Eleven arrested, many reported injured as riot police fought back. the Daily Worker described it as a historic turnout. In Haiphong Indochina, Communist-led rioters attacked military police, using tear gas and bottles. police reported ten injured and seventy arrested.
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London
House of Comme
Nng
Communist Daily Worker
Britain
Haiphong
Indochina
Haphone
Contro
U S Fleet Ready to Repel Invasion Near Formosa
Naval authorities assess a U S Atlantic fleet centered on Midway and Essex class carriers to deter a Red Chinese invasion of Formosa. Vice Admiral Pride leads a task force with 40 000 sailors, 200 ships, and 30 destroyers backed by land based squadrons. Submarine threats are uncertain but the 7th Fleet remains prepared. Dense fog disrupts North Sea shipping and air traffic in Hamburg Germany.
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Washington
United States
Tih
Formosa
Western Pacific
Feet
Chiang Kai-Shek
Midway
7Th Fleet
Adm
Alfred M. Pride
Tricket
Eisenhower
Essex
Wasp
Yorktown
Chians
Tachen Islands
Bdiuster
China
Russia
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Hamburg
Germany
North Sea
7th Fleet Planes Warn Red China Over Formosa Sailings
Nationalist air strikes north of Tachen and Yikiangshan hit Communist positions as 7th Fleet planes massed near Formosa to support evacuation efforts. Reports say 300 carrier planes may be involved, with American carriers reinforced and tensions rising as evacuation plans proceed.
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Taipeh
Formosa UR
CS. 7Th Feet
Tachhen
Jangshan Island
Tachen
Tarchen
Alfred M. Pride
7Th Fleet
Formosa
Princeton
Formosan
Waters
Yorktown
Kearsake
Wasp
Essex
Y Kiangshan
Yikiangshan
2 Iy
Kaelani
Kaeang Island
Matsu
Chiang Kai-Sheck
Jist
Quemoy
Foreign Office
O.K. Y
ELS
Senate approves Formosa defense resolution 409 to 3
Senate committees endorse President Eisenhower's request to use armed forces to defend Formosa and nearby Penghu Islands. The joint vote follows House approval of 409 to 3. Ridgway warns manpower limits while Humphrey and Kefauver propose alternatives. Wisconsin delegation joins majority vote in House.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
William Langer
Wayne la Morse
Eoenhower
Estre Kefauver
Formosa
Pescadores
United Nations
Humphrey
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
U.S
Ridgway
Hump
Matthew B. Ridgway
Arthur W. Radford
Army
Radford
Joint Chiefs
E Cniewer
Pesca- Gores
Western Pacific
Walter F. George ‘D-Gar
Foreign Relations Committee
Excendewer
Ridgway Gear
Ridgtax
Otae
Ridgwasd
China
Badgers
Wisconsin
House of Representatives
House
Byrnes
Davis
Laird
van Pelt
Withrow
O'Konski
Smith
Johnson, Reuss
Zablocki
New Snow Causes Hazardous Driving Across Wisconsin
A winter snowfall blankets much of the state with slick roads reported in Sheboygan Manitowoc La Crosse Chippewa Falls Fond du Lac and Wisconsin Rapids. Officials warn that similar conditions are expected in central and southern areas.
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Madison
Motor Vehicle Department
Shebeygan
Manitowoc
la Crosse
Chippewa Falls
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Germany and Soviet end state of war pledges for free elections
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer's government says the Soviet declaration ending the state of war with Germany paves way for normal relations only if Moscow backs genuine free elections and a full peace treaty for all Germany. The cabinet notes hope for release of POWs and civilians. Page 2.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
Lightfoot Guilty Of Smith Act Violation
The report notes a cold wave sweeping the region with record lows. Weather observations show subzero temperatures across Wisconsin including Superior and Grainsburg as an Arctic air mass remains entrenched. The weather outlook warns of continuing frigid conditions with no quick thaw expected.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Xinanukee
Superior
Internatonal Falls
Minn
Grainsburg
Wisconsin
Communist Party Leader Convicted by Jury
A federal jury in Chicago found Claude Lightfoot, former executive secretary of the Communist Party in Illinois, guilty under a section of the Smith Act. The verdict marks the first conviction of a Party leader under that provision. motions for directed verdict and new trial were scheduled for February 1.
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Communist Party
Chicago
UIP
Claude Lightfoot
Imes
Communist Fa
John Abt
Trawler Abraham Duquesne Hits Mine Sinking Kills 15
Dieppe reports the French trawler Abraham Duquesne struck a mine in the English Channel, exploded, and sank with all 15 crew members aboard. The incident underscores wartime dangers faced by fishing fleets off France.
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Dieppe
France
Abraham Duquesne
Agencs
Monument to General MacArthur Unveiled in Los Angeles Today
Los Angeles hosts General Douglas MacArthur with three speeches and a bronze eight foot statue at MacArthur Park. Mayor Norris Poulson accepts the gift. Cardinal McIntyre Archbishop James Francis will give the invocation. Knight couple Governor Goodwin Knight participate. a diocesan Award of Merit Extraordinary awaited. American Legion dinner at the Ambassador Hotel concludes the visit.
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Los Angeles
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
New York
T Wie
MacArthur Park
al Miche
Norris Pointson
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Goodwin Knight
The
Episcopal Church
American Legion
Ambassador Hotel
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Adenauer
Lightfoot
Ph L. Sulivan
James B. Parsons
Robert Tieken
Parsons
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M’ Arthur
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