Jail Committee and Citizens to Study Jail Plans
With a county board session less than a month away, the jail and courthouse committee will study jail plans next week to prepare a May 17 recommendation. Chairman Leo M. Ties aims to meet architects and a citizen representative group to assess if a smaller or remodeled jail is feasible while opponents urge broader remodeling options.
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Leo M. Ties
Ties
de’ Ste
A. Liller
Schiller
Barsch Set To Speak At Jaycette Event
Jay H. Barsch psychologist from Milwaukee will headline a Jaycettes program in the Green Room Ludlow Memorial library at 8 p m next Wednesday. He will discuss childhood handicaps with emphasis on cerebral palsy as Fayette public education on disabled children is urged.
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Jay H. Barsch
Ser Ice
Milwaukee
Jaycettes
Ludlow Memorial Library
Barsch
Robert H. Rieder
Rustles of Spring Concert Delights Large Local Crowd
Hundreds attend the second performance of the high school spring concert Rustles of Spring directed by Allan F Barnard. Handel Song of Jupiter and Liszt Second Hungarian Rhapsody receive standout notices with encores and a hunting episode narrated by Janeen Wellenkotter.
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Margaret Roberts
Allan F. Barnard
Jupiter
George Frederic Handel
Fischer
Smetsky
Franz Liszt
Delores Marti
P. Bucalossi
Janeen Wellenkotter
Sousa
Barbara Haworth
Allen L. Barnard
Roger Rothenbuehler
Shirley Tuescher
Fred Ainsworth
Diane Darling
Deanna Grant
Jean Griffith
Marcia Heuer
Shirley Montgomery
Roger Koch
Patricia Buehlman
Donna Smith
Geraldine Swanson
Karen Albright
Janis Babler
Judith Buehler
Donna Clark
Jane Good
Geraldine Hasse
Marilyn Kubly
Marie McGuire
Karen Miller
Cheryl Richards
Curtis Wagner
Donald Heeren
Carol Wolfe
Enid Spring
John Sills
Jay Mehn
Gerald Fritz
Janesville
Donald Schoenich
Argyle
Norman Buending
Juda
Gerald von Klein
South Wayne
Margaret Angliker
Neroup
Gud
Jeck Deacon
Dodgeville
T. R. Holyoke
Franklin Leubchow
Nat G. Preston
Edmund R. Anderson
Rocket Explodes at U S Army Depot Near Pusan
A rocket exploded accidentally at a U S Army depot about 40 miles northeast of Pusan injuring three Koreans and killing five villagers. The blast sent shrapnel and debris into nearby hamlets, prompting emergency response and investigations.
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Pusan
Korea
Operation Minuteman Test Marks Swift Guard Response
Co K of Monroe's National Guard reported 83 percent of its strength in the Operation Minuteman nationwide alert. Capt Glenn L Kubly noted 81 of 97 personnel answered in three hours, with early guardsmen protecting Armory entrances and key local facilities. The test involved over 2,000 communities and about 280,000 guardsmen at reaction points within two hours.
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Werner Marti
Sidney Bradford
Monroe
5Th Army
Madison
Dwight C. Coplien
Glenn L. Kubly
Evening Times
Co. K
Kubly
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
United Telephone Co
Wisconsin Hydro-electric Co
Matson
Beloit
Wisconsin
Armory
Larly
Edgar C. Erickson
National Guard Bureau
Army
Air Guard
State Guard
Stock Market Prices Mixed in Early Trade
In New York the stock market made limited headway in the early afternoon with mixed prices. Some gains reached about five points while most changes stayed within two points. Reynolds Metals rose four to five points following news at its annual meeting that a stock split or higher dividend was possible.
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York
Reynolds Metals
London Newspaper Strike Ends After 26 Days
The London newspaper strike ends as dailies resume with headlines like Read all about it and Here we are again. Editors tally losses, with Daily Express noting four million pounds lost, about 11.2 million dollars, while papers plan expanded editions for 15 million readers. Sir Winston Churchill retirement and general election May 26 are among reported items.
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Eens Andanuntast
Daily Sketch
News Chronicle
Daily Express
Daily Telegraph
London
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower Aid Program Faces GOP Criticism in Wisconsin
Madison reports the Senate Highway Committee backed raising gasoline taxes from four to six cents per gallon to fund highway construction and safety programs, estimating about 10 million dollars yearly. The bill also envisions a larger state traffic force and driver license intake, with a separate bill to expand patrols.
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Madison
Senate Highway Committee
House
Senate
Kohler
Miller
Richland Center
Rogan
Ladysmith
Panzer
Oakfield
May 6 Youth Day names 23 judges for Rural Youth Conservation
Kantro announces 23 judges for Rural Youth Conservation Day events on May 6. The program, sponsored by the chamber with rural teachers, parents, pupils, soil conservation service, extension office, county and state education bodies, aims to emphasize conservation education through contests in music poetry public speaking skits demonstrations and displays.
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Frank D. Kantro
Chamber of Commerce
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Extension Office
County Superintendent of Schools
State Conservation Department
Marie Spee
Edwin' W. Schuetze
Keith B. Ol
Harry Stroebe
Conservation Department
I. O. Hembre
Jack Densmore
Harold A. Pederson
John Zweifel
Herman Mertens
B. Griffith
Beverly Stuart
Eileen McCullough
Kenneth C. Allen
Roy Lewis
Woodford
Nic
F. Calabresa
Soil Conservation
Kantro
Red Colonialism Blasted in Ceylon
BANDUNG Indonesia Prime Minister Sir John Kotelawala of Ceylon denounced communist colonialism at the Asian African conference. Chou En Lai demanded time to reply. Sir John urged a declaration against all colonialism including satellite states. Chou asked for circulations of the statement.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Sir’ John Kotelawala
Ceylon
Red
China
Chou En - Lai
Sir John
Europe
Chou
Formosa
Russia
Red China
India
Nehru
Saif el Islam el Hassan
Yeman
Britain
Aden
Israel
Ale
Africa
United States
Central
Raymond L. Swift
Burg
Baraboo Town Hurt by TV Portrayal Plan
Baraboo residents feel hurt as TV comedian Danny Thomas plans an April 26 program referencing Baraboo as a hick town. Writer lines include People in Baraboo don't talk they oink. Chamber of Commerce chief Joseph Burke says 10,000 Baraboo residents deserve a fair portrayal and asks for a corrective on air.
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Thomas
Hick Town
Baraboo
Oinking
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Burke
Chamber
Burke
Wisconsin American cheese market stalls as demand fades
Madison Wisconsin traders report a quiet cheese trade with weak to steady demand and ample supplies. Prices listed on moisture basis show 32 to 34 percent moisture for blocks and 33 to 35 percent for daisies and longhorns, with midgets at 34 to 36 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Ward Control Nears Decision
Chicago reports a pivotal Montgomery Ward stockholders meeting at Medinah Temple to decide whether Sewell L. Avery or Louis E. Wolfson will steer the 721 million firm. Seats for 6,500 include main floor, balcony, and basement. a public address system will relay remarks as both sides observe the proceedings.
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Chicago
N. Wabash Avenue
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sewell L. Avery
Louis E. Wolfson
Hudreds
Barr
Smith Supports Committee Delay In Taking Action
Washington bill on foreign aid faces strong opposition in Congress as Byrd and Potter push to cut or halt direct economic aid to allies. Mansfield proposes trimming the President's request to below three billion while others urge continued aid, with debate over carryover funds and regional emphasis on Asia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Byrd
D-Va
Potter
R-Mich
U. S
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Asia
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Senate
Lawrence H. Smith
Gordon
D-Ill
Rep
Morano
R-Conn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Humphrey
D-Minn
Knowland
R-Calif
Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations
Europe
Wet Cement Hampers National Guardsman
Lieutenant Colonel Roland R Wright commanding officer of the 191st Fighter Bomber Squadron rushed to the air field after a National Guard alert sounded yesterday evening. He was delaying by moving wet concrete in his driveway and clearing the garage before leaving in his car for duty.
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National Guardsman
Salt Lake City
Roland R. Wright
National Guard
Air National Guard
191St
Air Field
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