Central High School 1958 Baccalaureate Service Held
The Central High School class of 1958 held a baccalaureate in Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium led by Rev. Harold N. Stoffel. He spoke on dreams and faith, citing Joseph’s trials and triumphs, and linked historical visions by Columbus and Washington to modern student aspirations. The service closed with The Lord’s Prayer and Pomp and Circumstance.
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Central High School
Mary E. Sawyer
Meistersingers
Harold N. Stoffel
America
Joseph
Jacob
Columbus
Washington
Egypt
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Shippers Forecast
Partly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Temperatures rise slightly in the east and south while Minnesota sees cooler northwest winds. Ontario? no. Tuesday brings fair weather with minimal temperature changes and a pending shippers forecast for perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse staying above freezing through 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Lakes Region
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Unifax
Mississippi River forecast for Hastings to Guttenberg
River readings show little change in tailwater stages over the next 24 hours from Hastings Minnesota to Guttenberg Iowa. Sunrise is 5 28 a m and sunset 8 36 p m with moon set at 2 09 a m Tuesday. Heating degree days Sunday total for fiscal year 7123.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Weather Outlook Across Cities Shows Varied Overnight Low
Overnight temperatures varied widely with the low in Billings and Bismarck among the coldest while highs and conditions differed in Boston Chicago Denver and other listed cities. Mariners and travelers should check local forecasts for precise figures and wind.
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Billings
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver Dubuque
Duluth
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Eight Die in Wisconsin Road Mishaps This Weekend
Eight people killed in Wisconsin highway accidents from Friday to Sunday including a Manitowoc County two car crash with seven others injured. Victims include Rose Dewey of Two Rivers and William Janz of Milwaukee, with multiple fatalities across Dodge, Shawano, Ashland and Waukesha counties.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Rose Dewey
Two Rivers
Manitowoc County
Highway
Albert
Dewey
Holy Family Hospital
William F. Janz
Milwaukee
Theresa
Dodge County
Herman Giese
Shawano
Chicago and North Western
Michael Zuvich
West Allis
Joseph Sturgal
Ashland
Frank Hayward
Waukesha
Muskego
Sharon Loeser
Sandy Bay
Stritch Still Conscious After Restless Night
Samuel Cardinal Stritch remained conscious today after a stroke left him partly paralyzed over the weekend. He has not taken liquids since yesterday and doctors report heart damage plus use of an oxygen tent. Vatican confirms Alojzije Cardinal Stepinac seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia and a long medical history.
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Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
James Hardiman
Chicago
Msgr
Hardiman
Vatican
Alojzije Cardinal
Stepinac
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Krasic
Livestock Quotation Report From Major Markets
The report shows Swift & Company quotations for hogs cattle calves and lambs across South St Paul and Chicago. Prices vary by weight and grade with steady to slightly lower trends noted, trading activity slow to moderate and opening bids around steady to higher in places.
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Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
KWNO
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Boy Killed by Tractor in Ridgeway Tragic Accident
AP report from Ridgeway says five year old James Meudt of rural Ridgeway died after falling from a moving tractor and being run over. He was the son of Bernard and Mrs Meudt.
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Ridgeway
James Meudt
Bernard Meudt
Chicago Market Butter Eggs Poultry Prices Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter steady with receipts of 1 240 000 pounds and unchanged wholesale prices. eggs steady with 24 500 cases and grades listed. Chicago Poultry shows live poultry receipts of 91 000 pounds and prices unchanged to higher with roosters and caponettes priced per current market levels.
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Chicago
Chicago (P
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry
USDA
Gun-Making Ring Broken Up By Treasury Agents
Treasury agents raided a Lynwood garage and seized eight machine guns plus parts for 200 more. Six suspects, led by Israel Tapanes, face charges under the National Firearms Act and Neutrality Act. Arrested include Armando Lora and Guillermo Colls, with Lozano noted as the only U. S. citizen. Bond sales financed the operation, investigators say.
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Los Angeles
Israel C. Tapanes
Fidel Castro
Treasury
Lynwood
Castro
U.S
Tapanes
Florida
Cuba
Armando Lora
Guillermo Colls
Salvador Renaldo
Victor Lozano
U. S
T. C. Chidester
Drowns In Bathtub At Sorority House
Paula Joan Brazeau a 21 year old from Neenah drowned in a bathtub at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house near the University of Wisconsin campus on Sunday. Deputy coroner Jack Stevenson ruled the death accidental and noted an epileptic illness. The body was found by her mother Mrs P F Brazeau who was visiting during parents weekend.
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Madison
Paula Joan” Brazeau
Neenah
Pi Beta Phi
University of Wisconsin
Jack Stevenson
University
P. F. Brazeau
Paris Police Seize New York Herald Tribune Issue
French authorities seize the European edition of the New York Herald Tribune in Paris over remarks by Adm. Philippe Auboyneau praising Algerian rebels. The Pflimlin government expands censorship to all news in France while NATO maneuvers in the Mediterranean are noted without explanation.
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Paris
New York Herald Tribune
Information Ministry
Mediterranean
Adm
Philippe Auboyneau
Algeria
London Daily Mail
London
Pflimlin
France
The
Herald Tribune
Lafayette
Malta
NATO
de Gaulle
Jules Moch
Corsica Sees Paratrooper Led Junta Challenge Paris
Rebels seized public buildings in Ajaccio as paratroopers backed by Corsican mobs declared a junta. The move aligns with Gaullist factions in Paris, prompting a government warning and deployment of ships from Malta to France amid Corsica unrest.
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Pflimlin
Corsica
de Gaulle
Ajaccio
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Paris
Algiers
Panty Raid Broken Up With Tear Gas
In Tallahassee Florida a panty raid at Jennie Murphree Dormitory for Women was broken up with tear gas. About 1000 male students and some locals participated over four hours with light damage and no arrests or injuries. University President Robert M Strozier cited a disc jockey broadcast as contributing to the uproar. the station WTAL and supervisor Paul Meyers defended it as innocent. A highway patrolman fired one tear gas shell to disperse rioters.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
Jennie Murphree
Robert M. Strozier
Red Evans
WTAL
Paul Meyers
Evans
Italians Vote Third Postwar Parliament In High Turnout
In Rome AP reports turnout above 90 percent of 32,506,417 registered voters as Italians vote for the Chamber of Deputies and Senate. Final results expected Tuesday after a orderly two-day balloting with 596 deputy seats and 246 senate seats up for grabs amid a multiparty contest.
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Rome
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Young climber falls over cliff and lives at Lowry
Albert O. Haulcomb 19 of Depew Oklahoma fell from a 150 foot cliff while seven climbers walked a trail. Bobby W. Scott 17 of San Diego dived to catch Haulcomb but slipped. Haulcomb sustained head injuries and possible limb fractures while Scott was hospitalized for shock. Both are airmen students at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver.
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Longmont
Colo
Albert O. Haulcomb
Depew
Okla
Haulcomb
Bobby W. Scott
San Diego
Calif
Maulcomb
Scott
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Wisconsin site eyed for giant atom smasher
Hearings began Tuesday before the Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee on a 100 million dollar plan for a super atom smasher in Wisconsin. AEC skepticism persists while supporters from MURA and University of Wisconsin advocate the Wisconsin site amid national rivalries and a tight overall basic research budget.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Senate
House Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
R. O. Rellefson
Madison
Wis
Middlewestern University Research Assn
MURA
Keith Symon
Big Ten
Midwest
University of Wisconsin
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Middle West
Congress
Congressional Committee
Russia
After Prom Teens Take Special Train Trip To Wisconsin
A special 812 student train from Arlington Heights High School carried teens plus nurses and chaperones to the George Williams College camp in Lake Geneva Wisconsin for a weekend after prom. The youths danced swam played golf and returned home safely. One student Tom Wade 16 contracted German measles on the trip.
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Chicago
Arlington Heights High School
George Williams College
Lake Geneva
Wis
Arlington Heights
Tom Wade
Electrostrip Convenient Outlets at Doerre Hardware
Electrostrip offers safe outlets anywhere to avoid cords and overloaded sockets. Arrange furniture freely with outlets in the right place advertised by Doerre Hardware at 302 Pearl St. Adv.
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Doerre Hdw
Pearl St
Adv
Milwaukeean Heads Catholic War Veterans Wisconsin Command
Jesse Haro of Milwaukee was elected Sunday to lead the Catholic War Veterans of Wisconsin. Mrs. Clarence Prosek of Fond du Lac heads the women's auxiliary. Other officers include Edgar Schroeder of Wisconsin Rapids, Clarence Prosek, Eugene Masuhr of Milwaukee, Al H. Stoebbauer of Kimberly, Francis Sumnicht of Appleton, and Lyle Briton of Milwaukee as trustees.
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Racine
Jesse Haro
Milwaukee
Catholic War Veterans of Wisconsin
Clarence Prosek
Fond du Lac
Women’s Auxiliary
CWV
Edgar Schroeder
Wisconsin Rapids
Eugene Masuhr
al H. Stoegbauer
Kimberly
Francis Sumnicht
Appleton
Lyle Briton
King Saud Leaves Hospital After Treatment
King Saud of Saudi Arabia exits the hospital at Dharan after medical care. Mecca radio broadcasts offer no details on his illness.
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Sand
Amman
Jordan
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Arabian-American Oil Co
Dharan
Mecca Radio
President Eisenhower dedicates Shippingport atomic power plant
President Eisenhower dedicates the Shippingport atomic power station near Pittsburgh via remote control as 60,000 net kilowatts flow to the region. The 110 million dollar plant, jointly owned by Duquesne Light Co. and the Atomic Energy Commission, has produced over 32 million kilowatt hours since launch on December 18.
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Upper
Ohio River Valley
Pittsburgh
Shippingport
Duquesne Light Co
Atomic Energy Commission
America
Duquesne Light
Allegheny
Beaver Counties
Nursing Home Fire Claims Two Lives in Toronto
A Toronto nursing home fire at the Craig Home killed two elderly residents and left at least 12 others in critical condition. About 60 residents, aged 75 to 85, were evacuated as investigators consider an elderly patient playing with matches as a possible cause. An official inquiry was ordered by Deputy Fire Chief William Mitchell.
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Toronto
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Craig Nursing Home
Senate opens new approach to farm measure after veto
Senate Agriculture Committee begins two weeks of hearings as Allen J. Ellender moves to craft a workable farm program following President Eisenhower veto of a price support freeze. Lawmakers consider narrowing focus to cotton rice and feed grains while addressing surpluses and compliance.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Ellender
White House
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Benson
Tension On Cyprus High After Murders
In NICOSIA 35000 left wing unionists walked out to protest the killings of two union members by the EOKA underground. EOKA said the men betrayed the movement to end British rule and unite Cyprus with Greece.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
EOKA
Cyprus
Greece
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