European staff shock at off cuff remark by Senator Lodge
Washington report describes a sudden scramble as Senator Lodge boosted expectations for General Eisenhower’s candidacy. His statement spurred Paris and Washington officials to confirm or backtrack, with generals becoming suddenly available and reporters rushing for comments from Paris and Washington sources. Harold Stassen and Taft aides moved quickly to verify the developments.
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Lodge
France
General Tice
Shower
Paris
Eisenhower
Sedar
Harold E. Siassen
Washington
Hispeatches
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Calhoun Woman Dies. Services Tonight And Burial Planned
Mrs. Caroline Betts, 30, died yesterday at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. She lived in Calhoun with her son Victor A Betts and is survived by her brother Henry Breger of Columbus, Wis., and a granddaughter. Services will be held tonight at 7 p.m. at Erling Larsen funeral home under the Byron Kilbourn chapter Order of Eastern Star Milwaukee. Burial tomorrow at Danville cemetery, Danville, Wis, where she was born. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Betts
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Calhoun
Victor A Betts
Henry Breger
Columbus
Wis
P.m
Erling Larsen
Byron Kilbourn
Order of Eastern Star
Milwaukee
Danville
Betts
Local Temperature Data Snapshot
Yesterday’s high 28 and low 22 record a mild day. A year ago temperatures ranged 22 high and minus 5 low. Hourly readings show daytime warming from 14 to 27 degrees with peak around 27.
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Wisconsin
Reds Indifferent At Truce Talks
Communists displayed indifference in Korean armistice negotiations as talks threatened to break off. Vice Admiral C Turner Joy led U N truce delegation and arrived in Tokyo with General Matthew Ridgway, though he said his visit carried no special meaning.
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Tokyo
Dasper
Admial C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Con Ith
Ger
Matthew B. Ridgway
Jorl
Hsieh
Alles
watTeck
Shapiro Sentenced For Tax Evasion
Shapiro faces three years in prison and a $10 fine after a plea on tax evasion charges. The case details include falsified returns and disputed tax amounts, with ongoing legal drama surrounding Mrs Shapiro and related parties as the Korea armistice talks continue amid interparty tensions and truce supervision debates.
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Blichael Shesiro
Io Wes
Fin
Airs
Shapiro
Nolo
Here
Sapiro
Waukesha
Panmunjom
Korea
CST
William P. Nuckets
Rural Eagle Farmer Dies at Local Hospital
Arnold B. Boece, a farmer on Eagle route 7, died yesterday at Waukesha Memorial hospital. Born in Germany November 1, 1864, he served in the German army in World War I and came to the United States in 1927. He leaves a wife Paula Ocer, a brother in Germany, and other relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Gue Quiree Funeral Home in Musoon. cremation at Wisconsin Memorial Park.
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Arnold B. Boece
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Waukesha
Germany
Paula Ocer
Nime
Hanz Adolph Beege
Counsezl
Paul Clement
Guequieere
Muisoonaga
Wisconsin Memorial Park
Ituneral Home
Fire Crew Responds to Chimney Fire at Elizabeth Street Home
Firemen were called to the Gilbert Lee residence at 525 Elizabeth St at 11 15 a m today to extinguish a chimney fire. No damage reported though firefighters dismantled a stove pipe to eliminate smoking.
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Gilbert Lee
Elizabeth St
Bold Captain and Ship Halfway to Safe Haven
FALMOUTH England—The tug Turmoil towed the damaged American freighter Flying Enterprise toward port. By 3 am CST the convoy was under 150 miles from safety near Falmouth as Captain Henrik Kurt Carlsen prepared to reach harbor with help from Willard Keith and Abeille 25. The Enterprise rode 70 degrees list amid west winds and fog while the Towline held. Carlsen remains determined to reach shelter.
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Falmouth
England
Garmouth
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
Enterprise
U.S
Willard Keith
Ractio
Dan Parker
Carlsen
Hughes and Fryatt Declare City Office Campaigns
Hughes age 63 of 913 N East Ave seeks re election as city comptroller after 18 years in office. Fryatt, a Navy veteran and UW alum, runs for city attorney. Both bring local ties and civic service as they pursue the 1930s Waukesha races.
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Hughes
East Ave
Henry el? Ervat
Herris Dr
Burglars Enter Hartland Frozen Foods Plant
Burglars broke a rear window of the Hartland Frozen Foods building over the weekend. Deputies reported possible tampering with a cash drawer. The firm, previously Dunphy Frozen Foods, Inc., recently changed ownership as investigators continued inquiries today.
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Hartland Frozen Foods
Dunphy Frozen Foods, Inc
Sheriff's Deputies
Eisenhower Declares Republican and Opens Draft
General Eisenhower publicly declares Republican affiliation in France and signals willingness to be drafted for the 1952 nomination. Supporters hail the move as a boost to his campaign while backers of other contenders push for delegate support at the Chicago convention.
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Eisenhofer
Sen. Rober
Chicago
Eieds
Two Youths Injured In Bike Car Crash In Menomonee Falls
Youths Ronald Grennier and Jerome Anke, both 14 and 16 of Menomonee Falls Route 1, escaped with minor injuries after being struck by Harry Weaver 63 of Menomonee Falls Route 1 on Sunnyside Road near Highway 74 at 5 13 p m Saturday. No injuries in a separate incident where George Wolfer 24 of Oconomowoc collided with a snow plow operated by John Garri 27 of Genesee Depot at the intersection of Hy 83 and.
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Menomonee
Ronald Grennier
Jerome Anke
Menomonée Falls
Menomonee Falls
Harry Weaver
Sunnyside
County sheriff ends modern Three Bears tale with two runaways
In 1952 a Milwaukee area tale tells of Doris nine and Walter 11 who wandered away from home after leaving their foster mother. They traveled about 15 miles to Springdale near Waukesha, seeking food and shelter. A sister hid under a bed until found. Authorities fed and bathed them, then returned them to their father with no stated reason for the escape.
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Irom
Springésie
Waukeshe
Doris
Walter Zomeheck, Jr
Juneau Ave
Sheriff's Department
Helen Florence
Springdale
Martin Fromm
West Alls
Weuke
Florence
Local man charged with false impersonation over payroll check
Arnold Schmear, 17, of 509 Barney Street, had bail set at 300 in municipal court on a charge of falsely impersonating to receive and use money. He allegedly took two payroll checks made out to another man, forged the name, and cashed 51.43 at two local stores. He must appear for a preliminary hearing Wednesday.
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Arnold Schmear
Barney St
Schmear
Eisenhower Declines Nomination Yet Ready If Call Comes
In a Washington statement read by Brig. Gen. Charles Lanham, Dwight Eisenhower says he will not seek nomination for political office and will not participate in pre convention activities unless there is a clear call to political duty. He notes his duties as supreme Allied commander and the need to focus on NATO responsibilities. Senator Lodge announced plans to enter the New Hampshire March primaries for Republican nomination, prompting Eisenhower to reaffirm his stance.
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Lodge
Paris
Ike
Haris
Washington
United Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Xyuch
France
Eisenhower
iEuropean
Yesserder
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass
Merch
New Hampshire
James H. Defi
Duff
Frank Carlsen
Rhenz
Kansas
Harry P. Cain
R-Wash
Cain
Dwight Eisenhower
Isenhower
Hampshire Nrimarz
Cen
Henry Cabo
Supreme Allied Command
Eiterhower
Ri Zens
Grgazhah
Ledge
Charles T. Lngham
Senator Lodge
Supreme Commander
America
Europe
Eisehower
Far East
Supreme Headquarters
Lanham
Hold Rites Tomorrow For Mrs H Hyatt
Funeral services set for Mrs. Bannah Hratt, 79, who died yesterday at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Rev G Aubrey Young to lead at Erling Larsen funeral home. Born in Van Worth, Q, she is survived by daughter Mrs. C E Stiven and son Harley L of Kathleen, Ga, plus brother Charles B Hay of Missouri Valley Ta. Visitation after 3 p.m. today. Burial at Prairie Home Cemetery.
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Bannah Hratt
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
G. Aubrey Young
Erling Larsen
Hyatt
van Worth
C. E. Stiven
Harley L
Kathleen
Charles B. Hay
Missouri Valley
Prairie Home Cemetery
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S.J. Schauly
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Hsieh Fang
Chang Chun
San
Safe Haven
Catsen
Odisser
Fryatt
Froati
Navy
University F of Wisconsin
Atty
Homer
J. Williams
R Ww
Broadway
All
Boy! Scouts
Community Chest
Red Cress
American Legion Post
Methodist Church
Harry Fryatt
Hartland
Three Bears
Frederick Sheldon
Sheldon
Pewaukee
Harry Knipfel
Knipfel
Kripfel
Scott Lowry
Asst. Dist
Robert McGraw
Irving Nicolaison
Ventura
Cal
Nicolaison
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