Eisenhower backs NATO defense push to deter Soviet threat
General Dwight Eisenhower told a North Atlantic Treaty Organization committee that Western Europe’s forces will be strong enough to deter attack, and a possible deal with Soviet Russia could reduce long term arms. He sat with finance ministers and urged partners to meet NATO goals, stressing the need for a balanced, credible European defense and national effort.
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Paris
Western Europe
Dywight D. Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
Europe
Soviet Russi
NATO Council
Tateenhower
Great Defense Alliance
Conificuk
Iself
NATO
Eiserhower
Russia
Otto Schroeder Marries In Madison Today
Otto Schroeder a 67 year old Madison businessman and Bowter's club owner for 16 years will wed Mil waukee resident Miss Nency Harris 56 today at the Bethel Lutheran church in Madison at 4 p.m. They will reside at his Windsor Drive home until January 35 and then move to Florida for a stay of at least a couple of months. Schroeder's first wife died in August and this will be his second marriage for Miss Harris and Schroeder's third.
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Oto Schroeder
Bowter’s Club
Madison
Milwaukee
Nency Harris
Miss Harris
E. E. Pat Harris
Harris Furniture
Schroeders
Schroeder
Bethel Luthian Church
Windsor Dry
Florida
Postoffice Weekend Hours At Oconomoewee Postoffice
For convenience of customers mailing Christmas packages the windows will stay open Sunday from 3 to 5 p m Postmaster John Srycer announced the schedule adjustment to handle weekend mail.
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Oconomoewee
John Srycer
Inmate Abandons Sword Swallowing Ambition at Reformatory
A Green Bay inmate gave up sword swallowing after a nine inch knife slipped from his hand during a kitchen lesson and slid blade first down his throat. A doctor retrieved the knife with a pronchoscope, leaving only a sore throat as evidence of the accident.
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Green Bay 7
State Reformatory
Reformatory
UN Denounces Rotation Plan in Korea Armistice Talks
UN denounces a Communist troop rotation offer as a trap to win at the truce table. Maj. Gen. Howard Turner accuses the Reds of seeking limits on their military power while demanding new airports and inspection rights. Subcommittees reconvene Sunday to continue prisoner exchange and dispute over troop rotation.
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Paxmunjom
Korea
Howard Turner
Eves
Turner
Ruthven E. Libby
Red Cross
Comruuonists
North Korea
U S Jets Fight North Korean MiGs in Korea Air War
U S jet fighters shot down a Communist MiG and damaged others during dogfights over northwest Korea. American forces claim 27 MiGs destroyed or damaged in the past three days as they firebombed a North Korean supply center into flames.
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Korea
U. S
Sth
Nation-wide snowstorm spawns cold wave. Wisconsin endures subzero
Snow and frigid air grip the nation as Wisconsin endures subzero readings. Waukesha reports 4 below zero with a forecast of deeper cold. roads drift and city crews plow through icy streets. Countywide plows and sanders operate from dawn to night while motorists face slick conditions and minor accidents. Local injuries occur in Oconomowoc as a car skids into a tree stump. two women, Mrs Schlueter and Mrs Mullin, are treated at Wilkinson clinic.
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CITY
Counter
Ba- Teges
Sheriffs Department
Tve
Oconomowoc
Watertown
Trest
Wilkinson Clinic
Oconomoroc
Percy Schlueter
Mary Elien Mullin
Schlueter
Snow and Cold Strike Nation From Arctic Storm
A sweeping blizzard and deep freeze swept the northern half of the United States. Chicago logged 18 inches of snow, New York 3.3 inches turned to rain, and Icelandic-like cold followed from the Rockies with subzero readings across several states. Dozens died as the storm disrupted travel, aviation, and city life from Chicago to Des Moines and beyond.
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United Phess A&a
Chicago
Ambus
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Iowa Cit, Inc
Curses Cost $20 Fine In Mapleton Municipal Court
Special Harry Wilson, 55, Mapleton, was fined $20 and costs in municipal court after his wife, a Mapleton telephone switchboard operator, complained that his cursing annoyed customers. The switchboard is in their home. Judge Alvin Brendemuth fined him $10 on each count. Mrs. Wilson said he cursed frequently and customers began to complain.
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Gcoxomowoc
Harry Wilson
Mapleton
Wilson
Lillian
Alvin Brendemueht
Waukesha National to raise capital with stock split plan
Waukesha National Bank plans a large stock dividend to boost common stock to 600000 and issue 9009 new shares at 50 dollars each to current shareholders, increasing total capital to about 2.369 million. Shareholders will vote at the Jan 8 annual meeting. a comptroller approval is required. The move follows growth and higher deposits postwar.
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Waukesha National Bank
R. A. Tassel
Waukesha National
Miwaukee-Waukesha
Wauke
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
House Probers Take a Holiday
Washington investigators pause tax probe briefing for Christmas as they review long distance calls and hotel records linked to Teitelbaum case. Grunewald, the Dutchman, remains central as hearings resume in February with Grunewald under oath.
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Washington
Abraham Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Henry W. Grinewald
the Dutchman
Cher
Washington Hotel
Sune
Grunewald
House
Ways, and Means
Internal Revenue Cisco
Truman
Thomas F. Murphy
New York
Ager Hiss
General Services
Jess Larson
Nathan
Larson
Waukeshans View Youth Center Opening Benefit
Waukeshans tour the new Siurian Park youth center at a benefit party by the Garden Club. Snowed crowd views the building 3 to 18 at a kickoff Tuesday night with a Christmas dance by Cul tom Casey and orchestra. Local high school groups perform and merchants donate items for decor and prizes.
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Waukeshans Fadar
Compietee
Siurian Park
Wenkesha Gardes Club
Cultom Casey
Siost
Reise
Towa
Verai Oihes
Iocal
Talexis
Cathelic Femoval High School
Pat Tuley
Zelma Monlux
Srough
Garden Club
Lee' Cochran
Walter Moss
Iboth
Waukeshe
Sub
Weber retires as brewery head in Wisconsin firm reshuffle
Wanwatosa man Elliott Jons son named president of Weber Waukesia Brewing Co. Steve Weber becomes board chairman after a Christmas party at the Avalon hotel. Johnson, former Blam Brewing executive and Fox Head Brewery manager, bought stock and took the presidency. The Weber brewery traces to 1862 and the family line includes William Weber and previous presidents. Further financial details were not learned.
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Elliott Jonsson
Weber Waukesia Brewing Co
Steve Weber
Geni
Avalon Hotel
Johnson
Blam Brewing cc
Fox Head
Webers
Weber
Weber Farmilk
Bethesda
William Weber
Killian
Florida
Board of Poten
Steel Bargainers Postpone Talks Amid Snow Storm
Talks between CIO steel unions and employers were postponed due to a snow storm in Pittsburgh. Mayor David Lawrence urged downtown traffic restrictions as union mediation continued in Washington with federal mediators. Officials in Pittsburgh prepared to reconvene Tuesday after the policy conference.
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Pirtssurgh
CIO
Sionday
S. Sei
Pitsburga
Daridrence
Federel
Philip Murray
U.S. Steel
John A. Stephens
Walter A. Maggiolo
Circe H. MicMag-iolo
Millis
Washington
Runaway Log Train Destruction Kills One Injures Two
In L’Anse Michigan a log train derailed after braking failure on an eight mile grade. The train rolled back at up to 70 mph, killing fireman James Bernard Bennett of Marquette and injuring brakeman Joseph Drake and John Brogen of L’Anse. Engineer R. Chipman unhurt. Cars piled on the right of way. 21,000 feet from depot.
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L'Anse
Mich
Ishara
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Witesses
James Bernard Bennett
Marquette
Joseph Drake
John Brogen
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic Railroad
Lee Line
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Welerp
Hit Supply Center
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Freeman Siaf
Miche San Avenue
Rocky Mountains
Miles City
Riont
Dickinson
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Tan Zovermcient
Phildelphied
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Bali
Tennessee
Grand Rapids
Sansas
Des Moines
Ha National Bank
Tassel
Subcommittee
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
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R-N.h
Charles Oliphant
Behalt of
Garcen Club
Putnam
Charles
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Corea
Assesso
Mars
Venus
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