Weather outlook with storms and cooler temperatures ahead
Cloudy with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight in south and east regions. Severe storms likely in south and central areas this afternoon. Cooler northwest tonight. Sunday should be fair to partly cloudy, with slightly cooler and less humid conditions. Temperatures: lows mid 50s to near 70, highs 75–85 depending on location. Data shows recent highs 85, lows 72, sunrise 5 02, sunset 7 09.
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U.S. Gila Bend
Ariz
Blythe
Calif
Drummond
Mont
Deaths: Fred Stauffacher and Henry Wallace
Two local men, Fred Stauffacher aged 78 and Henry Wallace aged 65, are reported dead in the brief death notices. The notices provide basic biographical detail and reference municipal obituary records.
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Fred Stauffacher
Aly Henry Wallace
Brodhead
Births Reported for Brauer and Robertson Children
Mr and Mrs Eldon Brauer of New Glarus welcomed a son on August 6. Mr and Mrs Merle Robertson of 1521 13th Avenue welcomed a son on August 5.
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Eldon Brauer
New Glarus
Son
Merle Robertson
13Th Avenue
St Clare Hospital Accident Details Listed Victims
The notice lists accident victims and patients at St. Clare Hospital including Fred Friedrickson Route 3 and Mrs. Paul Dorsey Red Oak Illinois among medical cases. Others named are Donald Shaner Lanark Illinois Gunder Anderson 903 10th Street Jill Ann Koppean Lena Lynn Olson Monticello Daisy Davis Brodhead and Peter Klassy Roys Trailer Park Monroe Harold Monte 544 16th Avenue Mrs John Frehner Brod oe and Dawn Elmer Monticel and several dismissals are noted including Edward Sanderson Gloria Holton Mrs Sanford Gilbertson and son Mrs John Stadelman and daughter Mrs Gerald Thompson and daughter Allison Lightfoot Leo Share Mrs Theodore Gobeli and son Mrs Reginald Daugherty and Kristie Norland.
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Fred _ Friedrickson
Route 3
Paul Dorsey
Red Oak
Ill
Donald Shaner
Lanark
Gunder Anderson
10Th Street
Jill Ann Koppean
Lena
Lynn Olson
Monticello
Daisy Davis
Brodhead
Peter Klassy
Roy
Trailer Park
Monroe
Harold Monte
16Th Avenue
John Frehner
Brodoe
Dawn Elmer
Monticel
Edward Sanderson
Gloria Holton
Sanford Gilbertson
John Stadelman
Gerald Thompson
Allison Lightfoot
Leo Share
Theodore Gobeli
Reginald Daugherty
Kristie Norland
Marine Cpl. Stanley L. Rebly Deploys Overseas from Orangeville
Marine Cpl. Stanley L. Rebly, after a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Rebly of Orangeville, leaves for Los Angeles then overseas. He will be stationed briefly in Los Angeles before the deployment. His new address is U S M C Aug Ava Repl Draft Bn A Co 55 Air F M F Pacific M C A S El Toro Santa Anna Calif.
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Stanley L. Rebly
Los Angeles
Clarence Rebly
Orangeville
Bn. A Co
Air F. M. F. Pacific M. C. A. S. el Toro
Santa Anna
Calif
List of names and towns from page 1 continuation
The fragment lists numerous individuals tied to places including Beloit Madison Madison Sharon Richland Center and Toledo with surnames Perrin Dixon Busse Standinger Nehlig and others. It appears as a partial roster or captioned item from page 1 with times and locations interwoven.
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Ann Mary
C. W. Livingston
Chicago
J. Baker
Toledo
N. Livingston
Sally’s Last
Karl Standinger
Richland Center
W. Cockroft
Sue W
Paul Dixon
Beloit
D. Perrin
Little Jimmie
Bernard Shepherd
South Beloit
Ed Nehlig
Auto Trailer Mishap Near Monticello Damages Car
Deputies report a side swipe collision one mile north of Monticello on Highway 69 between a Rees Construction Co. trailer carrying a bulldozer and a car driven by Jacob A. Voegels. The truck driver was Werner Marti, 22, of Monroe. No injuries were reported.
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Monticello
Jacob A. Voegels
Rees Construction Co
Werner Marti
Monroe
Body of Boy Found in Otto Lake After Search
A three hour search for 3 year old James Claus ended when his body was found in Otto Lake three miles north of Eagle River near a pier. Two planes aided ground crews as they scoured the shoreline and heavy timber. James was the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Claus.
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Eagle River
James Claus
Otto Lake
Here
James
Leonard Claus
Thomson to Speak at Wisconsin Food Dealers Conven tion
Wisconsin Attorney General Vernon Thomson will headline the 55th annual Wisconsin Food Dealers Association convention opening in Stevens Point on Sunday. He will discuss state laws governing the food industry.
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Thomson
Stevens Point
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin Food Dealers Assn
Wisconsin
Junior Garden Awards Listed
Winners for corn and grain potatoes and gardens announced by judges. The list names top entries in categories including Best 10 ears Hybrid Don Witt Dutch Hollow Roger Erb Oakley and multiple varietal potato classes with growers from Hiawatha Albany Decatur and Dutch Hollow among others.
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Don Witt
Dutch Hollow
Roger Erb
Oakley
David Hermanson
York
Ronald Schwartzlow
Decatur
Alois Mayer
Argus
Marvin Creuzer
Fredric Wald
Hiawatha
Ed Ruef
Brodhead Ffa
Elmer Ross
Albany Ffa
Clarence Schulz
Clarno
Ohio
Jerry Ludwig
Marilyn Gerber
Ronald Martini
Walter Creuzer
David Hollis
Dayton
Red Warba
David Wald
Richard Ammon
Monroe Ag
Sebago
David Gerber
Richard Witt
Henry W. Keener
Mr. Pleasant
Lowell Ladwig
Juda Jolly Juniors
Donnie Gerber
Keith Schwartzlow
Ronald Riesen
Richland
Juda Jolly
Ronald Rufener
Garden
Allen Myhre
Brooklyn Jolly
Shirley Friske
Larry Whitehead
Rita Marie Schwartzlow
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Blumer
Robert Babler
Jimmy Gutzmer
Jordan Jolly
Jerry Gutzmer
Jordan Jolly Workers
Gary Brugger
Smiley
Kathleen Flanagan
Davis
Kenny Schuetz
Billy Bittner
Robert Pick
Nathan Stoll
James Mosher
Jug Prairie
Michael Fahey
Kohler Signs Wisconsin Child Welfare Code
Governor Kohler signed the first complete revision of Wisconsin child welfare laws since 1929, consolidating adoption, welfare, probation, and juvenile correction into a single new statutes chapter. The 1955 Legislature approved the long bill after two sessions of prep by lawmakers judges and welfare experts.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kohler
Bela Lugosi Starts New Film After Recovery
Bela Lugosi, 66, released from Metropolitan State Hospital after three months, declares he has beaten a 20 year habit and will begin work on a new movie on August 20. The actor, famed for Dracula, aims to resume his career and please supporters who helped him combat addiction.
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Norwalk
Calif
Bela Lugosi
Dracula
Metropolitan State Hospital
Maya Achievements Overtly Glorified in Astronomy and Architecture
Scholars note that Maya civilization excelled in astronomy and temple construction while producing few practical inventions. The claim highlights their architectural feats and celestial observations as defining strengths rather than utilitarian innovations.
Personal mentions and regional visits noted
Personal mentions list visitors to Hutchinson Kansas and Darlington and Houston residents. Eastern Star members will attend the funeral of Sister Flora Bengella at Stuessy funeral home Monday at 2 45 p m. William Preston family and Mrs Fern Maurer plan a trip to Joplin Missouri to visit Maurer family members.
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Cps
Bruce C. Lindgren
Larry R. Lindgren
Hutchinson
Kas
Ella Bell
George Martin
James Edgar
Darlington
Alice Wilson
Houston
Tex
Eastern Star
Stuessy
Flora Bengella
William Preston
James, Dick
Nancy Lee
Preston
Fern Maurer
Joplin
Baseball Writer Levy Dies at 60
Sam Levy longtime Milwaukee Journal baseball writer died at home at age 60 after four years of heart illness. He chaired the Milwaukee Baseball Writers chapter and served as official scorer for last night’s Pittsburgh Milwaukee game at County Stadium. Survived by his widow and son Earl.
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Milwaukee
Sam Levy
Milwaukee Journal
Levy
Baseball Writers of America
County Stadium
Donald H. Willson
Willson
A. m. Levy
Earl
Brown Swiss cattle show results and champions named
Meier swept the Brown Swiss show with grand and junior champion bulls and females. Junior champion female owned by Franze Hodgson of Ap ple River Illinois. Other Brown Swiss results list multiple bulls, cows, heifers, aged and young herds with owners Meier Hodgson Marsh Eastwood Spanton Rufi Timm Hartwig and others across Monroe Brodhead and Route 1 areas.
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Wyss
Monroe
Bull
Rufi
Ralph Eastwood
Woodford
Spanton
Ton
Frank
Calvert
Benton
Hartwig
Timm
Harper
Cow
Eastwood
Heifer
Spanton Hartwig
Meier
Franze Hodgson
Apple River
Arbor Marsh
Route 2
Brodhead
Alfred Meier and Son
Hodgson
Marsh
Eye Injury Sidelined Farm Worker at St Clare
Fred Friedericks aged 59 was admitted to St Clare hospital after an acid burn to his eye from work on a storage battery on his farm. His condition is satisfactory.
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Fred Friedericks
St. Clare Hospital
Gladioli Bloom At Hoesly Gardens Display
The Hoesly Gladioli Gardens invite visitors to view dozens of varieties in full bloom at 1322 22nd Street. Guests can select bulbs for next year from a lovely assortment during the display period.
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22Nd Street
Wisconsin Lawyer Thomas Spence Dies on Vacation
Thomas Spence, a senior partner of Quarles Spence and Quarles in Milwaukee, died Friday in Bailey's Harbor Wisconsin after a heart attack while vacationing there.
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Thomas Spence
Bailey‘s Harbor
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Quarles, Spence and
Quarles
Prospects Grow for Surplus Food Sales to Russia
Government farm officials said recent moves raise the prospect of reopening trade with Russia and other Iron Curtain nations. Advocates include President Shuman of the American Farm Bureau and Herschell Newsom of the National Grange. Officials note price competitiveness and world markets as key issues. Secretary Benson plans Western Europe talks on surplus marketing at Eisenhower’s urging.
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Washington
Soviet Russia
Russia
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Canada
Iron Curtain
True D. Morse
Shuman
East Lansing
Mich
U. S
Herschell Newsom
The
National Grange
Newsom
Benson
Western Europe
Eisenhower
Walter seeks subversive label for Rosenbergs group
Rep. Walter urged the attorney general to list the National Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenbergs Case as subversive after four days of House Un American Activities hearings on Communist support for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. The 1953 execution and ongoing probes highlighted Red drives in Boston Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago. Swedish shipbuilders launched 67 ships totaling 550000 gross tons in 1954.
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Washington
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Atty
Gen
Brownell
National Committee To Secure Justice
Rosenbergs
House Un-American Activities Committee
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
House Committee
FBI
Boston
Mass
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Awards In Furnishings Junior and Older Members Division
Junior and Older Members divisions list winners in categories such as Place mat sets Two hot dish protectors Centerpiece Flower twig or floral bouquet and many more across clubs including Spring Grove Monro e Home Ec and Juda Jolly Juniors. Winners include Marline Pinnow Gwen Wolter Dean Signer Carol Keen Dorothy Wald and Dorothy Nussbaum among others.
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Dorothy Nussbaum
Spring Grove Club
Marline Pinnow
Spring Grove
Mary Lou Fahey
Dayton
Tamara Brugger
Monroe
Marlea Ann Schuetze
Clarno
Gwen Wolter
Decatur
Dean Signer
Marlen Ann Schuetze
Gwen Wolters
Marilyn Keen
Juda Jolly
Carol Keen
Beverly Friedrich
Ruth Sullivan
Monroe Home Ec
Gwen Walter
Dorothy Wald
Karen Schuttler
Mt. Pleasant
Kathleen Schutt
Argus
Nancy Dickson
Linda Leatherman
Marlys Isely
Adams
Carol Brunkow
Judy Mauerman
Marjorie Deppeler
Elaine Signer
Flower
Nancy Feldt
Mr. Pleasant
Karen Schlittler
Lou Ann Schindler
Daydler
Beverly Stark
Kay Chambers
Beverly Hintaman
Helen Bollig
Barbara Hartwig
Lois Dettwiler
Monroe Home
Lois Patterson
Bonnie Vanderbilt
Jane Borde
Doris Williams
Dolores Morgan
Joyce Koch
Mary Frautschy
Star in Kansas City Fined in Federal Case
The Kansas City Star was fined 5000 dollars in federal court for monopolizing the dissemination of news and advertising in the Kansas City area. Emil A. Lees, advertising manager, was fined 2500 dollars for attempted monopolization. Judge Richard Duncan overruled motions to set aside the jury verdict.
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Kansas City
Lees
French Premier Set for Moscow Visit in October
Prime Minister Edgar Faure announced to the National Assembly that he will travel to Moscow in October with Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay. He described the trip as advancing the Geneva Four power talks and cited progress on security, German unity, disarmament, and East West exchanges.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Moscow
Antoine Pinay
Geneva
Europe
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Faure
The
Funerals Planned for Flora Bengelsdorff at 3 P.M.
Services for Flora Bengelsdorff aged 93 who died yesterday will be held Monday at 3 p.m. at Stuessy funeral home with Rev. James Neighbours of the First Universalist church officiating. Burial is set at Greenwood cemetery.
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Flora Bengelsdorff
Stuessy Funeral
James Neighbours
First Universalist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Governor vetoes 40000 dollar foreign-born study fund
Wisconsin governor Kohler rejected a 40000 dollar appropriation to finance a cultural and historical study of people born abroad. The veto came Friday, blocking state funding for the project.
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Madison
Kohler
Ohler
Whiskey Tester Has Tasty Job
New York report follows Walter Seid a 33 year old tasting executive with 21 Brands Inc. Seid audits up to 50 whiskies weekly without swallowing them and explains blends may contain 20 to 30 different whiskies. He notes barrel storage affects flavor and emphasizes accuracy over enjoyment in this demanding profession.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Walter Seid
Wally Seid
United States
Seid
21" Brands
Incc
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Richard Freitag
Kay Carter
Robert Schlittler
Virgil Leopold
Hilltop
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William Lewis
Jimmy Flanagan
Neil Signer
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David Trumpy
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Donald Morgenthaler
Nancy Schutt
Carol Blum
Carl Zweifel
FFA
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Argyle Future Farmers of America
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By Ovid A. Martin
Save Rosenbergs’ Committee
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