Service to Fight Ouster From State Department Post
John Stewart Service vows to fight his dismissal after 16 years in diplomacy. Secretary Dean Acheson fired him amid an Amerasia case review, saying doubt arose from the unauthorized disclosure of confidential State Department materials to Philip Jaffe and Amerasia. The board cleared Service of disloyalty yet cited possible risk to security and announced his removal.
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Ashington
John Stewart
Wday
State Department
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Service
Vevsew Board
Amerasia
Cas
Ser
Joseph KL McCarthy
State
Teast
Communist Party
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FBI
New York
Philip C. Jaffe
Jaffe
Jaffee
Stater Hotel
Voluntary
China
Red
Mao Tse-Teng
Brooks Atkinson
New York Times
Jane
Far East
Damages Awarded In Dousman Auto Crash Suit
Mrs Walter Turley of Dousman won 1137 in a circuit court damage suit alleging negligence in a collision at Hrs 30 and 67. A jury apportioned 65 percent negligence to Sergent and 25 percent to Huth Tusler, with Turley receiving 65 percent of damages plus medical, hospital, ambulance, losses, earnings, pain and suffering, and permanent injury awards. Sergent had sued Turley and Commercial Casualty Insurance for 650 damages but received nothing due to his 30 percent negligence.
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Dousman
Sergent
Sergen
Huth Tusler
tTurley
Walter Torley
The
Commercial Casualty Insurance Co
Pike Resigns as AEC Chief at End of Five-Year Term
Washington reports Sumner Pike resigned as a member of the atomic energy commission. President Truman accepted with “most secret.” Pike, the last original AEC member, had served five years and formerly sat on the Securities and Exchange Commission. He cited no specific reason for departure and expressed gratitude for the opportunity.
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Washington
Sumner T. Pike
Atomic Energy Contrission
Truman
Uemost Xecret
Pike
AEC
Commission
Fiv
Securities and Exchange Commission
Paee
Man
Etomic Energy Commission
Green Bay Mayor Rejects City Employees Pay Increase
Green Bay mayor Olejniczak objects to a $30 monthly wage hike for city workers, saying his own salary is sufficient and he does not want to be included in the raise.
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Green Bay
Daminte Olejniczakha
Snow Forecasted Drops Four to Six Inches This Evening
A midwestern storm named Snow forecast six indies of snow for the state tonight with four to six inches expected, diminishing to flurries later. The system spread across Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, delaying buses and disrupting some flights. Milwaukee area saw temperatures from 11 to 15 degrees as more than an inch accumulated by early afternoon. City crews deployed sand, plowed, and warned motorists about slick, packed snow and dangerous spots while urging caution.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Iewa
Illinois
Michigan
Iilwaukee
Waukesha
Sanders
Young Republicans to Meet in Waukesha
The Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans state executive committee meets at the Avalon hotel for a business session and Christmas party. They will map strategy for the coming election, plan the state convention in Recine Bay, and name replacements. About 45 Young Republicans are expected to attend.
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Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans
Avalon Hotel
Yong Republicans
Recine
Bay
Robberies Listed In Insurance Amr Report Hartford Case
An insurance company amr report notes a robber stole 14 from a choir singer during a sermon. The Travelers Insurance list also mentions 4700 false teeth stolen from an Ohio dental lab. A New York home burglary took a steak two pounds of hamburger and a pet roast, overlooking jewelry and art.
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Hartford
Conn
Amr
Travelers Insurance Company
Onio
New York
Seven Local Singers to Star in Messiah Production
Waukesha Choral society presents Handel Messiah at Carroll College gym Sunday at 4 p m with seven local soloists. William McNulty, David Dancer, Mrs Newton Willis, Ellen Ludwig, Mrs Roy Christoph, Mrs Clyde Christensen, and Mrs James Frisch perform solo parts under Lewis Whitehart. J Howard Chapman plays organ. Milton Weber conducts the Waukesha Symphony background. Mrs Whitehart provides the organ recital.
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Waukesha Choral Society
Carroll College Gymnasium
Waukesha
Wiliam Mc
Nut
David Dancey
Newton Willis
Elen Ludwig
Roy Christoph
Clyde Chris Hansen
James Frisch
Lewis Whitehart
Carroll College
J. Howard Chapman
Milton Weber
Willis
Methodist Church
Ludwig
Carrot College
Christoph
Christiansen
Presbyterian Church
Frisch
Christian Science Church
Politburo proposals on Korean armistice face stalemate
A joint subcommittee review shows Communist terms on prisoner exchanges and armistice policing. United Nations officials warn about 100000 Allied troops unaccounted, with 120000 prisoners on each side. North Korea protests a proposed chain of exchanges and Red Cross access. Voice of the United Nations reports Reds reluctance to reveal prisoner lists.
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Korea
Sf Jis
Howard M. Turner
Perusz
International Red Cross
Lee Song Cho
Alfies Pands
U.S
Livbey
Voice
United Netizens Command
Tokyo
HeGs
Red Cross
Oliphant Testifies Bridges Sought Tax Case Info
United Press staff recounts Charles Oliphant testifying that Henry Grunewald claimed to speak for Senator Bridges regarding a Jeopardy tax case involving Klein. Oliphant said he never met Klein or the taxpayer, and Grunewald arranged others for him. The probe links Grunewald to a larger tax case and possible political pressure.
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Washington
Charles Olishant
Henry W. Grunewald
Sen
Sarles Bridges
Yaquesuns
Ordhent
Tew
House
Grunewald
Bridges
Willard Joel Oliphen
Oliphant
HB. EL. Kiem
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Klein
Olliphant
Senator Bridges
Ian W. Dewind
Housé
Ways and Means Ad
Ol Phent
Bureau
Hlem
Grunex
Gruneweld
Abraham Teibaum
Comey Forscariacs
Capone
Ben- IF
Christine Grunevwald
Wedres- Gay
Georgetown Hospital
Olizhen
Grunewal
Guns Identified in Loot from Bratz Station Theft
Police linked three recovered firearms to Jack Alberts after youths, ages 16 and 17, confessed to stealing from Bratz's Filling Station on Oct 22 and a store break in on Nov 12. Stolen items valued over 1600 dollars. Four youths in custody at Milwaukee Detention Home awaiting further action by Police Chief Robert Race.
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Ocoxomowoct
Mana
Jack Alberts
Dar
Alberts
U.S
Albert
Bratz’s
Bratz
Alberts’ Station
Milwaukee
Robert Race
West Als Police
Man Killed in Head-On Collision Near Eau Claire
Paul Dieter, 33, Elk Mound, died in a two vehicle head-on crash on Highway 22 near here today. His car collided with a vehicle driven by Loren Schelly of Eau Claire, who sustained minor injuries.
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Eau Claire
Paul Dieter
Elk Mound
Here
Dieter
Loren Schelly
School Board Increases Secretaries Pay and Approves Bids
The board approved a 5 to 10 dollar monthly raise for a bookkeeper starting January and discussed a plan to raise all secretaries later, while also authorizing bids for stage curtains, pinups, and electrical devices for two new elementary schools. New teaching assignments include Mary Bar singer and Caroline Roemer starting January, with other Oshkosh graduates assigned to elementary and kindergarten roles in September.
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Siow
Mary Barsinger
Salem
Ohio
Whitewater State Teachers College
Blair
Caroline Roemer
Madison
Oshkosh State Teachers College
Grace
Missewe
Wis
Mary Miller
Tegge Elected Head of DAV Chapter
Tegge a World War II veteran was elected commander of Weukesha county chapter No. 3 Disabled American Veterans at its meeting last night at the VEW clubhouse. He succeeds Robert Lapp. Other officers named include Larry Lewis as senior vice commander, John Hansen of Hartland as junior vice commander, Orson Billett as treasurer, and Leeton Stuart as chaplain. Appointive offices will be filled later.
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Ltevé Teage
Weukesha County
VEW Cloubhouse
Tegge
Robert Lapp
Larry Lewis
John Hansen
Hartland
Orson Billett
Leeton Stuart
Pledges Take Meanest Active to Times Square
A Chicago fraternity tale unfolds as five pledges kidnapped their “meanest active” Chappie Chanpie, dragging him from a dorm to a car, smearing ink on his body, forcing him into Times Square, and parading him before a gathered crowd before plotting an escape and return journey to Chicago with car and train stops in Pittsburgh and East Orange.
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Times Square
New York
Cartrell College Fraternis Ber
College New Echo
Dor Chappie
Els Greve
Jim Mitchell
Ken Meriiz
Chicago
Bob Burrow
Waukesha
Chappie
Michell
Chanpie
Pitsburgh
Croups
East
Chepzie
Chapie
Tormoner
Western Union
Grappie
Post Office Open This Weekend Report
Post office officials announced weekend hours for mail receipt and delivery. Ruth Steinem, acting postmaster, said the office will handle parcel post items as usual with deliveries continuing on schedule.
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Ruth Steinem
de Geliv
Youthful Driver Fined $50 for Wild Driving
A Brookfield youth Richard Horstetter age 19 pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a Dec 5 crash near Brookfield that sent two passengers Kenneth Griswold 17 and Ronald Koni 15 to hospital. Horstetter was fined 50 plus costs. The crash involved Milwaukee Road tracks, a pole, and a grocery store.
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Guild
Richard Horsteter
Horstetter
Milwaukee Road
Young Passegers
Kenneth Griswold
Ronald Koni
Choin
Pewaukee
Hofstetter
Floyd Brown
Scott Lowry
Piazist
Pearl
Hher
Iatories Sisk
Carl Snyder
Mukwonago
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