Regional Catholic Student Meet Draws Students from Eight Colleges
Three hundred students from eight Minnesota colleges are expected at the National Federation of Catholic College Students Regional Congress at the College of Saint Teresa Winona on November 1 and 2. The event features Mass by Bishop Edward A. Fitzgerald and talks on moral responsibility civic duty and social pressures with sessions and a variety show.
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Minnesota Region
National Federation of Catholic College
College of Saint Teresa
Winona
Minn
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Raymond Dansen
St. Francis Parish
Rochester
M. W. Knoblauch
St. Paul
Teresan Alumnae Assn
Legion of Decency
National Organization For Decent Literature
Ludvig Gartner
Preston
Joseph McGinnis
St. Mary's College
Minnnesota
NFCCS
Lourdes Hall
William Hill
Department of Education
Benediction
St. John’s University
Collegeville
St. Benedict’s of
St. Joseph Minn
St. Scholastica
Duluth
St. Catherine’s of St. Paul
St. Thomas of
Mauston Wesley Church to Host Reformation Talk and Halloween Event
Mauston Pastor Wesley speaker Rev. Keith Davison will discuss Protestant Catholic relations at the fourth family fellowship supper Wednesday at 6 p.m. Attendees include Wesley church school children in Halloween costumes with a party. Junior MYF sponsors decorate the dining hall.
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Wesley Methodist Church
MYF
Wesley
United States
Russell Cleary
Harold L. Patton
Wesley Church
William Meadows
Nashville
Tenn
Meadows
Television
Radio and Film Commission
The
Methodist Church
RCA Fined $100000 for Antitrust Conspiracy
The Justice Department announced RCA was fined 100000 dollars in New York federal court for conspiring to monopolize radio patents. A consent judgment also ordered major changes in licensing practices and opened about 12000 radio and TV patents to all applicants.
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Washington
Justice Department
Radio Corp. of America
Department
U.S
New York
Secretary Anderson Meets Hirohito During Japan Visit
In Tokyo Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako welcomed U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson and his wife on a one week visit to Japan en route home from the IMF and World Bank meeting in New Delhi.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Nagako
U.S. Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Japan
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
New Delhi
Pope John XXIII Biography Recalls Humble Italian Roots
The article traces Angelo Roncalli born November 25 1881 in Sotto il Monte Bergamo province. It covers his early schooling walking long distances, seminary training, priestly ordination August 10 1904, service as a medic and chaplain in World War I, later roles in Rome and Bergamo, diplomatic work in the Vatican, nuncio to France, and remarks by Archbishop Montini on his affable nature cultivated mind and humanist leanings.
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Vatican
Pope
Bergamo
Sotto Il Monte
Milan
Giovanni
John) Battista Roncalli
Maria
Roncalli
Angelo
Celana
Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica
Msgr
Radini-Tedeschi
Father Roncalli
Italy
Milan Curia
Biblioteca Ambrosiana
Achille Ratti
Pius XI
St. Borromeo
Benedict XV
Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Balkans
France
Giovanni Battista Montini
John
St. Peter’s
Pope Pius
Pope John
Venice
St. Peter
Alps
River readings forecast tailwaters Hastings to Guttenberg
Mississippi River forecast covers Hastings Minnesota to Guttenberg Iowa with little change expected in tailwaters at Dams 2 through 10 over the next 24 hours. Sunrise Thursday is 6 38 a m and sunset 4 58 p m Moon rises at 7 10 p m Heating degree days for Tuesday total 18 and fiscal year total 446.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Winona Livestock Market Quotations and Prices
Market report from Winona via Swift and Co with bids and bids by weight on hogs cattle and calves. Quotations reflect today noon values and trading hours 8 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday with no Saturday sale. Cattle and hogs show steady to higher bids across weight ranges and regional markets in Chicago and South St. Paul accompany the report.
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Interstate Power
Dow Jones
Allis-Chalmers
Kennecott
Can
Marshall Field
NS Utilities
Amn
Motor
Montgomery Ward
Natl
Jetnenenh
Tel
Northern Pacific
Tobacco
No. States
Power Bell & Farrell, Inc
Anaconda
Olin
Armour
Ashland Oil
Penn. R.R
Ed Hamilton
Avco Pepsi-Cola
Pan Am
Phillips Pet
James
Beth, Steel
Ed Owl
Nat. Tool
Boeing Airplane
Republic Steel
Clark O&r Com
Budd Mfg
Rexall Drug
Nekoosa
Caterpillar Trac
Royal Dutch
Jefferson Elec
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Koehring Co
Columbia Gas
Socony Atm
Dow Chemical
Swift Heileman Brg
Draper
Texas Instruments
Union Carbide NS
Inc
Gamble Skogmo
United Airlines
Puritan Fund
Gen. Electric
United Aircraft
Wis. Fund
Gen. Foods
U.S. Rubber
Northw. Banc
Gen. Motors
U.S. Steel
Trane Co
Gen'l Tel
W. Elec. & Mfg
Getty Oil
Western Union
1St Bank
Goodrich
Woolworth
Wis
Pub. Soc
Goodyear
Pioneer Fin
Gt. Northern Ry
Greyhound
Central Tel
Int
McQuay Inc
Winona Livestock
Swift & Co
KWNO
Bologna
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Potatoes Arrivals and Prices Across U S Markets
Chicago market reports 73 cars on track 238 total U S shipments 344 supply moderate demand slow and market steadiness. Idaho russets 3.70 to 3.75 per cwt Idaho utilities 2.60 Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley Pontiacs 2.30 to 2.50 per cwt.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho
Dulles Sees Soviet Stand Hurting Geneva Talks
In New York and Washington, Dulles warned the Soviet Union’s rejection of a one year test suspension dims prospects for Geneva talks on ending nuclear tests. He urged continued negotiations but noted Soviet aggression in the arctic and called for reciprocal transparency to prevent miscalculation.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
New York
United Nations
Dulles
U.N. Security Council
Arctic
Pope Johns coronation brings jubilation across Rome and world
Crowds cheered as Pope John XXIII was elected after 51 ballots and welcomed with bells and banners. The Vatican announced familiarising reforms including regular audiences with top officials while congratulations poured in from Eisenhower, Queen Elizabeth II, and de Gaulle.
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Pope John
Venice
Canals
John
Msgr
Alberto di Iorio
di Iorio
College of Cardinals
Vatican Press Office
Vatican
Free World
Eisenhower
Elizabeth II
de Gaulle
Bathtub Tossers Given Short Jail Terms
Patrolmen on night beat saw a bathtub and radiator fall from a condemned building. Inside, Andrew Sampson and Calvin Baker were found stripping the house to raise money for wine. Judge George D Nelison sentenced Sampson 90 days and Baker 60 days after guilty pleas to larceny.
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Washington (Ap
A. G. Eger
W. J. Futer
Andrew Sampson
Calvin Baker
George D. Nelison
Sampson
Baker
Proxmire Byrnes Debate On Spending Proposals in Wisconsin
In Green Bay a televised debate between Sen. William Proxmire and Rep. John Byrnes drew 700 attendees. They clashed over Proxmire’s spending plan with charts and challenged each other on debt impact and tax exemptions. Byrnes claimed a $30 billion debt rise, while Proxmire argued savings. time ran out before a full reply.
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Green Bay
William Proxmire
Dwis
John Byrnes
Proxmire
Byrnes
Andrew Parnell
Appleton
Wisconsin
Sam
Proxmire Leads In Wisconsin Farm Voter Poll
The Wisconsin Agriculturalist and Farmer magazine dated Nov 1 reports Sen. William Proxmire leading in farm voter support with 50 percent to Republican Roaland Steinle’s 33 percent. Governor Vernon Thomson has 48 percent to Democrat Gaylord Nelson’s 45 percent with 7 percent undecided.
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Racine
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin Agriculturalist and Farmer
Proxmire
Roland J. Steinle
Thomson
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Steinle
Weather Record Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Outlook
Wisconsin stays fair and cool with clouds near the Great Lakes. Minnesota Iowa foresee mostly fair conditions with little temperature change this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Shippers forecast protects perishables within 150 miles of La Crosse to minimums up to 6 p.m. Thursday North 26 degrees and the west east and south 28 degrees.
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Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
B n ai B r ith Breakfast Aimed at Members in La Crosse
B nai B rith Lodge No 1093 will hold its annual fall breakfast for members Sunday at 8 30 a m in the synagogue social room 1820 Main St. Hosts are William Lockett Bernard Perlmut ter and Jack Multz with the lodge using a buddy system to bring members. The next meeting is Tuesday evening Nov 11 with special entertainment and follow up education programs after the business session.
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la Crosse
Democratic Candidate Talks To 9th Graders In La Crosse
Norman M. Clapp the Democratic candidate for Congress told a La Crosse State College Campus School ninth grade class that consumer purchasing power drives prosperity. He argued Democrats favor wages full employment and income for farmers to keep factories busy and people prosperous.
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Norman M. Clapp
Congress
la Crosse State College
Clapp
Democratic Party
Arms Debate Stalls at U N as Powers Seek Compromise
The U N Political Committee delayed its arms debate as Soviet and United States negotiators sought a compromise acceptable to both sides. Indian Delegate Arthur Lall urged a postponement until this afternoon to pursue a unani mous plan aimed at a Geneva talks start on a nuclear test ban. A Nepalese proposal backed by Committee Chairman Rafael Urquia called for a working party with broad regional representation to forge consensus.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Soviet Union
United States
Arthur Lall
Geneva
Lall
Rafael Urquia
el Salvador
Airliner dives to avoid AF tanker over North Carolina
Panagra DC7B with 45 aboard dove to safety after a near miss with an Air Force KC97 refueling tanker and two jets near Wilmington North Carolina. Copilot says evasive action was taken while the 18 000 foot airway remained assigned. CAA opened an investigation.
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Miami
Fla
Air Force
Edward H. Cushing
Lima
Peru
Defense Department
CAA
Wilmington
N.C
National Airlines
George Peteler
NAS Airlines
Peteler
Harris A. Coller
Washington Control
Army Air Corps
Washington
Florence
D.C
Wisconsin Political Oration on State Sovereignty
A public figure pledges to protect Wisconsin’s self government from influence by out of state interests. He asserts roots in the state's history and vows to preserve dignity as a sovereign Wisconsin, inviting all citizens to oppose perceived political sellouts.
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Ington
Wisconsin
Jasper
Missing Oshkosh girl found dead along Sand Pit Road
The partly decomposed body of Miss Schmidt, daughter of widow Mrs Viola Schmidt, was found in a ditch along Sand Pit Road about four miles west of Oshkosh. Police say she did not run away. A blue skirt, white polka dot blouse, and a wrist watch were found with the remains.
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Miss Schmidt
Viola Schmidt
Oshkosh
Chippewa County Resident Celebrates 102nd Birthday
Cornell Wisconsin Mrs. Julia Liddell aged 102 and lifelong Chippewa County resident marks a family birthday gathering. She enjoys tatting as a hobby despite limited eyesight while two sons attend with relatives and she recounts a large extended family including nine children eight living, 26 grandchildren 58 great grandchildren and over 20 great great grandchildren.
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Cornell, Wis
Julia Liddell
Chippewa County
Liddell
Edith Larry
Eisenhower Ends Campaign Tour With Baltimore TV Address
President Eisenhower, returning from a three state swing, will close his drive for a Republican Congress with a nationwide television radio address from Baltimore Friday night. He spoke in New York and Pennsylvania urging Rockefeller for governor and Keating for the Senate. The trip featured sharp attacks on Democrats and a defense of "sane" programs. He attended a National Football Foundation dinner in New York.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Balltimore
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Baltimore
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
U.S. Senate
Rockefeller
Keating
GOP
Manhattan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Republican National Committee
East
Pittsburgh
California
Chicago
Democratic Party
America
National Football Foundation
Classified Ads Deliver Real Results Advice
Readers are reminded that GOOD REASONS for using Classified Ads include tangible results. An experienced ad writer is available at 2-8040 for assistance and guidance.
Trinity Lutheran Buys Adjacent Lot for Parish Addition
In Sparta Wisconsin the Trinity Lutheran Congregation approved purchasing the Ezra Jones residence and adjacent land for a parish education addition. Of 102 voters, 59 supported the buy and 43 opposed. Estimated prices were about 11 000 and 650 dollars respectively. The church plans to attach the new building to the north and west. The Sunday school enrolls over 300 with tight space, and architect sketches were shown.
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Sparta
Wis
Trinity Lutheran
Ezra Jones
Jones
Allan Dettman
Carl Hansen
Edwin G. Monick
Ten E. A. Sovik
Nelson to Attend Apprenticeship Policy Committee Meeting
Orval Nelson of La Crosse will attend a Thursday Milwaukee meeting of the Wisconsin State General Apprenticeship Policy Committee. The one day session covers general policy. the committee includes labor and management representatives. Nelson represents the Associated General Contractors of America with E. H. Herzberg chairing the panel.
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Orval Nelson
la Crosse
Wisconsin State
Milwaukee
Nelson
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
E. H. Herzberg
Wisconsin Electrical Assn
Walter F. Simon
The
Industrial Commission
Six Year Old Boy Killed By School Bus In Wisconsin
A six year old boy, Steven J. Hooyman, was killed when he darted into traffic on Highway 54 in the Village of Shiocton and was struck by a school bus carrying 40 students. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Alex Hoeyman. Authorities say he ran into the path of the bus while heading home from school.
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Wisconsin
Steven J. Hooyman
Shipcton
Alex Hoeyman
Shiocton
Steven
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