Dairy Promotion Groups Picked for June Activities
County committees for June Dairy Month were named at a Courthouse meeting. Harland Larson was chosen county chairman of the Restaurant and Grocery committee, with Gilbert Swartz chairing Finance and Robert F. Marty chairing Publicity and Promotion.
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Harland Larson
American Dairy Association
Gilbert Swartz
Brodhead
Robert F. Marty
Monroe
Avery Yost
Leo Scheberle
Lloyd Iverson
Victor Marean
Larson
James Speth
Clyde Harris
Gottfried Schuetz
New Glarus
John Stenbroten
Monticello
Fred Oschner
Albany
Duane Helland
Juda
Raymond Montgomery
Browntown
Ed Pernot
Brooklyn
R. J. Rhyner
Clarno
Andrew Bell
Twin Grove
Harold Ambler
Alan Goodmiller
Swartz
Harvey Ott
Lawrence Marty
M. J. Ingwell
Louis Lehnherr
Wilbur Wells
Bryan Wachman
Leon Schroeder
John Kundert
Fred Krebs
M. Palmer Welsh
Russell Matzke
John Hirsch
Ivan Christenson
Dairy Queen
Iverson
Ed Klassy
Henry Spring
Rolland Keen
Jake Schesser
Gail Burrington
Phillip Brown
Stanley Neuberger
Oil Terminal Blaze Still Flaring At Port
Newport News Va. Fire crews battle a waterfront oil terminal blaze at Esso Deep Water Terminal. Thirty six hours after the outbreak the fire is confined but not controlled. An explosion in the steam room followed a Wednesday night incident and 14 of 21 tanks have been badly damaged or burned.
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Newport News
Esso Standard Oil Co
Cheddar Values Rise In Green Bay Trading
Cheddar values advanced one fourth cent on all styles at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange in Green Bay. Eleven cars of cheddars were sold with bids unfilled totals for several grades and block sizes across the day, trading zone described as firm.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Monroe High School Science Fair Showcases Student Work
The Monroe high school science and mathematics classes hosted 250 parents and friends for a science fair from 7 to 9 pm in the main lobby, lower hall, and science rooms. Junior high biology participated in dissection and posters. Instructors Edmund Anderson Nat G Preston and Arthur T Edwards led, with advisers and coordinators including George Kindschi Carol Lux Reese Riddiough and Thomas Bober guiding the event. Dr Robert G Zach spoke on the atomic bomb. the fair ran with Parents Night and course discussions. The 1800 pound Westinghouse lab light display was provided by Wisconsin Power and Light Co.
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Robert Hahlen
Larry Menehan
William Lovelace
Edmund R. Anderson
Nat G. Preston
Arthur T. Edwards
Monroe High School
Times
Edmund Anderson
George
Jud) Kindschi
Carol Lux
Reese Riddiough
Thomas Bober
Robert G. Zach
Bernard McGuiness
Monroe Clinic
Zach
Westinghouse Laboratory
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Cheryl Crane Cleared in Stompanato Slaying Custody Studied
Holly wood teenager Cheryl Crane 14 cleared of murder charges in the Stompanato case and remains under court ward while Lana Turner gains temporary custody. Superior Judge Allen T Lynch in Santa Monica Juvenile Court continues the hearing to June 26 for reappraisal and future custody decision. A coroner ruled the stabbing justifiable homicide as parental control charges loom at the next session. Cheryl’s father Steve Crane expressed sorrow and declined comment.
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Hollywood
Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Allen T. Lynch
Santa Monica
Lana
Cheryl
Johnny Stompanato
Mickey Cohen
Stompana
Mildred Turner
Stock Market Mixed Changes Despite 1958 High
New York stock prices moved irregularly in active trading just below the latest 1958 peak. Most gains and losses were fractional, with Chrysler leading losses of over two points after reporting a 15 million dollar first quarter loss. Long range U.S. government bonds declined.
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New York
Chrysler
U. S
Search Continues For Missing Girl In Sycamore
Authorities drained Sportsman's Lake and searched two ponds, gravel pits, and Larson's pond for 7 year old Maria Rudulph missing since December 3. A piggyback ride with a stranger known as Johnny led to her disappearance. her friend Kathy Sigman, 8, was left behind.
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Maria
Cathy
Larson
Sycamore
AMC Well in Black After Previous Loss
American Motors Corp reports a six month profit of 7.33 million ending March 31, reversing a 5.33 million loss in the prior half year. However March quarter net income dropped to 2.38 million, well below the 4.95 million profit in the prior quarter.
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AMC
New York
American Motors Corp
State Stored Corn Sets Record for April 1
Washington The Agriculture Department reported April 1 stocks in Wisconsin at 71 681 000 bushels of corn and 30 198 000 bushels of wheat. U.S. totals for corn barley sorghum grain and soybeans in storage were all the highest on record for the April 1 date.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Steel Unionists Refuse Freeze On July Pay Rise
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald told District 10 members that some steel executives urged the union to skip a planned July 1 wage increase. He did not name offenders, but said U.S. Steel Corp. was not among those signaling a halt. Under a 1956 three year contract, workers are set to gain a 9.1 cent hourly raise on July 1.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
USW
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
U. S. Steel Corp
Philippine social worker to visit Green County Wisconsin
Miss Lutgarda C Guanzon a Philippine social worker will visit Green County on Monday May 5 as part of a United Nations Fellowship program She will tour with Clarence E Soderberg district supervisor of the State Department of Public Welfare and meet Judge Marshall L Peterson and Dr Hertha Tarrasch to discuss public welfare. A noon luncheon at the Swiss Wheel will be arranged and Miss Guanzon will speak on welfare work in the Philippines. If overnight she will stay with Mr and Mrs George Williams 1117 21st avenue the Williams on six months leave from Caltex in the Philippines.
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Lutgarda C. Guanzon
Philippines
Green County
Wisconsin
United Nations
Clarence E. Soderberg
State Department of Public Welfare
Miss Guanton
Marshall L. Peterson
Hertha Tarrasch
Charles W. Kimeh
Kimbrel
Monroe
George
Williams
21St Avenue
Caltex Products
Paranaque
Manila
Plane Rescue Classic Husband Courage Saves Crash Victim
John Day Oregon. An injured Fresno California woman survived after her husband braved deep snow in undershorts to seek help for a wrecked plane in Malheur National Forest. Orchestra leader Bruce Davis walked 30 miles through the snow with improvised protection, guiding rescuers to the site where Mrs. Davis endured a hip fracture and frostbite.
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John
Davis
Oregon
Air Force
Thomson Raps Farmers Union in Partisan Claim
Gov. Thomson charged the Wisconsin Farmers Union with a partisan bias claiming their radio program only features Democratic candidates. He urged equal time for Republicans at a Clark County GOP dinner.
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Associated Press
Thomson
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Clark County
Republican Party
Chili
Roland J. Steinle
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee County
Steinle
Sen. Proxmire
Proxmire
Sen
Johnson
Texas
Senate
Eisenhower
Herman F. Jessen
Phelps
Wisconsin
Democratic National
Jessen
Eisenhower Makes 20th Augusta Trip
President Eisenhower leaves Washington for a long golf weekend in Augusta Georgia. It marks his twentieth trip to Augusta since winning the 1952 election and he plans to return to the capital Monday afternoon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Wisconsin Residents to Begin Daylight Saving Time Early
Wisconsin residents including Monroe and towns statewide set clocks forward one hour at 1 a.m. Sunday under a 1957 law ratified by voters. Daylight time lasts until the last Sunday in September with the state’s vote 578,661 for and 480,656 against.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Critics Delaying Jobless Aid Hike in House Rules Fight
Democratic sponsored unemployment benefit plan stalls as half of the powerful House Rules Committee, led by Chairman Smith and Rep Colmer, oppose it arguing it jeopardizes the federal state jobless insurance program. Rep Madden urges government aid, while leaders await Rules action delaying a Monday or Tuesday House vote. The bill would cost about 1.5 billion dollars versus Eisenhower's 600 million emergency proposal.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Smith
D-Va
Rep
Colmer
D-Miss
Madden
D-Ind
Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Frost Warning for Wisconsin Tonight
A frost warning is issued for Wisconsin as temperatures are expected to dip below 30 degrees tonight. Frost covered much of the state last night, but today sun returned and highs reached around 50. Overnight lows ranged from 22 in Grantsburg to six to twelve degrees below normal statewide.
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Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Karen Wagner Named Delegate to Badger Girls State
Karen Wagner 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Wagner Jr is Monroe High School junior chosen by Monroe American Legion Auxiliary to represent the city at Badger Girls State June 18 to 25 on the University of Wisconsin Madison campus. Anita Ainsworth named alternate.
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Monroe American Legion Auxiliary Today
Karen Wagner
Badger
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Miss Wagner
Arthur Wagner Jr
Monroe High School
Lloyd Nielsen
Orchesis
Monroe
St. John’s Chapel
St. John’s Youth Fellowship
Thorp Finance Co
Anita Ainsworth
Herbert Ainsworth
Wagner
Dan Ault
Badger Girls State
Wisconsin
Ault
Legion Auxiliary
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
McClellan Blocks Bill Changes Over Hearing Time
Senator McClellan of Arkansas, chairing the rackets committee, balks at rushing broad-gauge labor legislation. He urges hearings before any comprehensive bill is debated and resists pairing it with an employee pension funds measure. Johnson and others push to delay a showdown on Eisenhower labor proposals.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Arkansas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Knowland
California
B47 Bomber Crashes After Takeoff Killing Two
A B47 Stratojet from Lincoln Air Force Base crashed shortly after takeoff from Goose Air Force Base in Labrador killing two of three crewmen. Lincoln base officials announced the fatalities today.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln Air Force Base
Goose Air Force Base
Labrador
Lincoln Base
McElroy Presses Plan for Unified Commands in Defense Reform
Secretary McElroy testified before the House Armed Services Committee on Eisenhower’s defense reform proposal. He urged careful language to avoid merging services while exploring unified commands and an expanded joint staff. He sought time to answer written questions and cited potential legal constraints and practical impossibilities.
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Washington
Defense McElroy
Eisenhower
McElroy
House Armed Services Committee
White House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Joint Staff
Vinson
D-Ga
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Governor Urges Aid to Students at Education Conference
Governor Thomson addressed delegates at the Education Beyond the High School conference in Madison. He warned unskilled workers risk dependency and called for expanded student loan programs as he noted many high school seniors with top grades have no plans for further education.
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Madison
Thomson
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