Goldwater Embraces Unity At Hershey GOP Summit
Editorial notes Goldwater disavows extremists and pledges to uphold the party platform on civil rights while signaling adherence to Eisenhower foreign policy. It questions whether such declarations can blunt opposition propaganda labeling him impulsive and warns Wisconsin voters about partisan judicial delays affecting the Western District.
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GOP
Hershey
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Rabinovitz Senate Confirms or Denies Interim Judge
Federal Judge David Rabinovitz may remain unconfirmed as the full Senate debates his interim appointment. A five to one subcommittee vote against confirmation and ongoing opposition from Wisconsin attorneys heighten the chance the Western District bench could stay vacant if adjournment occurs.
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Western District
Johnson
Rabinovitz
Wisconsin
Western Federal District
David Rabinovitz
U.S. Senate
Congress
Federal Court
Senate Judiciary
Labor Union Council
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Organized Labor
Capitol Hill
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Patrick Stone
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Train and bus trip to Braves Cubs game Aug 1954
More than 350 Monroe area residents will travel by special train and charter bus to Milwaukee County Stadium for a Braves Cubs game. The trip includes cheese presentations to players and sportscasters by Miss Mary Ellen McCabe, the 1954 Alice in Dairyland.
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Monroe and
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee County
Mary Ellen McCabe
Alice
Dairyland
Andrew Air Force Base
Paul Croke
St. Rose Catholic Church
Putmead
The
Knights of Columus
Nightingale dies and colonial prison break recaptured
A chronology lists major historical events: Florence Nightingale dies. Ten years ago five inmates escaped a Norfolk Massachusetts prison colony and were recaptured within 24 hours. Five years ago about 30 invaders landed in Haiti after sailing from Cuba. One year ago a Buddhist student priest set himself on fire in South Vietnam, the third such self immolation in the region.
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Florence Nightingale
Norfolk
Mass
Haiti
Cuba
Viet Nam
Today in History highlights from 1818 to 1910 events
On August 13 dates mark Lucy Stone's 1818 birth and her role in suffrage, Cortez's 1521 Mexico City capture, Manila's 1898 surrender to Dewey, and an early 20th century nursing milestone. The brief notes touch on women’s names in activism and imperial events.
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Associated Press
Lucy Stone
West Brookfield
Mass
Henry Blackwell
Lucy Stoners
Hernando Cortez
Mexico City
Manila
Wesley Merritt
Adm
George Dewey
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads in The Monroe Evening Times
Local readers are directed to explore the classified pages of The Monroe Evening Times for room rental listings. Listings likely offer details on location, price, and terms, and encourage contacting the advertiser for availability and arrangements.
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Monroe Evening Times
Church President to Speak Sunday at Zwingli and Reform Churches
Dr. Clarence F. McCall president of the Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ will speak at Zwingli and Reformations churches Sunday. Loyalty Sunday marks the 1888 dedication anniversary with services at 8 and 10 15 a.m. and 9 a.m. at Reform Church Town of Washington. Dr. McCall’s career includes parish ministry in Montana South Dakota and Oregon and leadership in Illinois before 1963.
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Monticello
Times
Zwingli
Clarence F. McCall
Wisconsin
Dr. McCall and wife serve in church leadership roles
Dr. McCall, born in Akita Japan, has led a mixed ministry at Pacific University and participates on the Chicago Theological Seminary board. His wife Barbara Warren is active in Conference life serving as guest leader and council chair. The couple has four children with two in seminary.
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Northland College
Wisconsin Council of Churches
Barbara Warren
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Council of Church Women
Department of Christian Education
National Women’s Fellowship
Congregational Christian Churches
The
Council For Lay Life and Work
McCalls
Prophet Mohammed Revelations Believed God Transmitted
A fragment notes that believers hold that messages were directly transmitted from God to the prophet Mohammed about 1,350 years ago, reflecting a key aspect of Islamic tradition.
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God
Mohammed
Contest Winners Return From Milwaukee Trip
Seven Green County 4-H members and high point winners from Hiawatha and Clarno clubs visited Milwaukee. They toured the Borden plant and rode Lake Michigan harbor boats before attending a Milwaukee Braves versus Houston Colt .45s game. The trip was hosted by Green County Agricultural Chest and the Monroe Moose Lodge.
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Green County 4-H
Milwaukee
Scott Smith
Jerry Block
Donna Indergand
Hiawatha Club
Mike Ganshert
Monroe Ag
Anna Wuethrich
Clarno
Kristine Meier
Richland
High Point
Newell Smith
James Schwoegler
Calvin Kraemer
Borden Fluid
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee Harbor
Milwaukee Braves
Houston Colt
Green County Agricultural Chest
Monroe Moose Lodge
Death notices for Haas and Foss mark book and business media
Robert K. Haas 74 co founder and first president of the Book of the Month Club died Wednesday in Southampton New York. Kendall Foss 60 longtime managing editor of Business International and former foreign news correspondent died Wednesday after a long illness.
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New York
Robert K. Haas
Southampton
N.Y
Kendall Foss
Business International
Noted Methodist official Dr Hanford H Closson dies at 63
Newtown Square Pennsylvania Dr Hanford H Closson 63 longtime associate general secretary of the division of national missions of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church since 1961 died Tuesday in Newtown Square.
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Newtown Square
Hanford H. Closson
Division of National Missions
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
Brazil Name Tied to Reddish Dye Wood Legend
The article notes that Brazil gets its name from a reddish wood valued by early colonists as a source of dye. The piece emphasizes the link between the timber and the country’s naming history.
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Brazil
Curran Graduates From Marine Boot Training
Pvt. Philip Curran son of Mr and Mrs Danial Curran Martintown graduated from boot training at a Marine Corps camp near San Diego California He belonged to Platoon 139 which had the high shooting team and the best physical readiness record He is now stationed at Camp Pendleton California for advanced training Mrs Curran attended the San Diego ceremonies and visited relatives in Glendale and Van Nuys California
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Philip Curran
Danial Curran
Martintown
Marine Corps
Nat Preston Receives Civil Defense Honor in Wisconsin
Nat G. Preston, Monroe Civil Defense director, earned a state recognition for notable service. The certificate, signed by Owen Monfils of the State Bureau of Civil Defense and Gov. Reynolds, was received this week. Charles Marvin, county CD director, also received a similar honor.
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Nat G. Preston
Monroe
Wisconsin
Owen Monfils
State Bureau of Civil Defense
John W. Reynolds
Charles Marvin
Dr A B Chapman Named President Of Animal Science Society
Dr. A B Chapman of the University of Wisconsin was named president of the American Society of Animal Science. The announcement came at the society’s annual convention on the University of Tennessee campus in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tenn
A. B. Chapman
University of Wisconsin
American Society of Animal Science
University of Tennessee
Mrs Dahle 80 Dies in Stoughton Nursing Home
Mrs Bertha Locke Dahle 80 a former Mt Horeb grocer’s widow died after a brief illness in a Stoughton nursing home. She lived in Stoughton four years, survived by three daughters two sons and many grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Skaalen Sunset Home chapel with calling after 2 pm tomorrow at Holzhuter funeral home.
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Otto B. Dahle
Mt. Horeb
Stoughton
Dahle
Bertha Locke
Dane County
Russell Nygard
Madison
Harry Sprague
Greendale
Claude D. Jordan
Elm Grove
Herman
Thomas
Eugene Ore
Skaalen Sunset Home
Holzhuter Funeral Home
Lost Act Prompts Quiet Search in Arts Community
A quiet appeal follows the discovery that a key script has vanished from a theater company. The group rallies supporters and donors to locate the Lost Act, urging patience as they review surveillance and gather tips.
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Michael & Paula
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World Championship Rodeo and Stars of
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Hoss Cartwright
Lorne Green
Ben Cartwright
J. C. Penny Co
Turn & Schwing Club
Baumgartner’s Grove
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