Library Adds New Volumes at Arabut Ludlow Library
Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library expanded its shelves with twelve fiction and seven non fiction volumes. Highlights in fiction include A Time to Love and A Time to Die by Eric Remarque and A Fable by William Faulkner, among titles by Du Maurier, Mildred Pace, Mildred Mowery, and others. Non fiction spans poetry to history with Mine the Harvest by Edna St. Vincent Millay and From Danube to the Yalu detailing Gen. Mark Clark’s UN command in Korea.
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Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library
Eric Remarque
William Faulkner
France
Mary Anne
Daphne du Maurier
Kentucky
Mildred Pace
Ozarks
William Mowery
Kenneth Dodson
Agnes Fisher
Wisconsin
Diane
Herbert Best
Jamaica
Pamela Frankau
Anne Parrish
Kendall Crossen
Taylor Caldwell
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Danube
Yalu
Mark Clark
United Nations
Korea
Lali Horstmann
Taft
William E. White
Robert A. Taft
Mister Republican
R. B. Robertson
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Mrs. Fred Richard and family of Manhattan Illinois visit the Schillings. Madison pair Mr and Mrs Robert Steele come for illness and death of Florence Darby. Evan Appleman and Ronald return from Black Hills trip. Vernon Reimer and relatives from Jefferson City Missouri visit. he works in speech at the University there. Jaggs guests include Fuhrer Bunning Columbus Ohio Schu ter Cottage Grove and Philadelphia. Mrs Buehler aunt of Mrs Jaggi leaves by plane Tuesday. Paul Zimmerman hosts Monday for houseguest Mrs Lloyd Couture Olivia Minnesota.
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Fred Richard
Manhattan
Ill
Duane Schilling
Robert Steele
Madison
Florence Darby
Evan Appleman
Ronald
Black Hills
Vernon Reimer
Jefferson City
University At
Casper Jaggs
Martin Fuhrer
Bunning Columbus
Martin Schueter
Formosan Stand Backed by 7th Fleet Threat Cited
Senator H Alexander Smith says the American 7th Fleet can block any Communist invasion of Formosa. He notes destroyers and carriers could be deployed within 36 hours and that air support from Okinawa remains available. The president reaffirmed that orders to defend Formosa remain in force amid Chou En Lai’s warnings.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
7Th Fleet
Formosa
Smith
Far East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Chou En-Lai
China
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Okinawa
Pentagon
Orangeville News Roundup From Local Families
Orangeville notes recount Mrs. Glen E Bolender and family visits. Mrs Ralph McBride, Eric visits son-in law John Jensen’s home as they attend the Jensen family reunion at White Pines State Park. Thomas Daley leaves with FIFA boys for Illinois State Fair in Springfield. Egan family returns to Enola Pa after visiting Mrs Carrie Brunkow. Hefty family and friends head to Springfield for three day Illinois State Fair dress revue.
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Ralph McBride
Eric
John A. Jensen
Jensen
White Pines State Park
Thomas Daley
FIFA
Springfield
David Egan
Enola
Carrie Brunkow
Roy Hefty
Susan
Belva Schoonhoven
Beverly Gross
Janis
Carol
Allen Scheider
Lena
Community Notices and Local Visits Fill Weekend Schedule
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schulthess left Monday for a week at Big Sand Lake Wisconsin. George Kleckler family returned from Door County. Fried Solberger and families plus others spent Sunday at Devils Lake. Barron Gearhart visited Folgate home. Engels visited Barron home. Helenville trip ends for Mrs Keuler. Zion church members attended silver tea at Martintown. 90th birthday guest list includes Walker Wagner Zweifel and others. Bostian and daughter toured Niagara Falls and Mackinac Island. Lifferty family hosted by Keuler.
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Rea
E. A
Robert Schulthess
Big Sand Lake
Wis
George Kleckler
Door County
Winston Mattes
Lena
Riley’s Point
Fred Solberger
Kenneth Messinger
Eugene Rinehart
C. W. Frautschy
Otto Fol
Eva Daughenbaugh
Ward Bower
Don Eder
Freeport
Walter DeRemer
Monroe
Edward Kuster
Albert Hemphill
J. Milton Bostian
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mackinac Island
Mich
Orville Lifferty
Glenn Keuler
Regents Request $132 Million for State Colleges Budget
The Board of State College Regents reported tentative budgets of 6,602,453 for 1955 56 and 6,900,842 for 1956 57. The nine state colleges receive 5,740,706 for the coming term with no faculty salary increases but a shift to an academic year basis with extra pay for summer work. Academic rank for teachers is approved, with potential moves from assistant to full professor. Enrollment increases may require 24 new teachers in 1955 56 and 20 in 1956 57. Dormitory rates rise effective with the 1955 summer session, older dorms by 50 cents weekly and new dorms by a minimum of 5 dollars weekly. Regent Eugene Murphy hosted the meeting at his Mississippi River summer home.
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Board of State College Regents
Association of State College
Regents
Eugene Murphy
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Lost 49 lbs Health Improves in Wisconsin Woman
Florence Dawson writes from Cudahy Wisconsin praising Renor Concentrate after pregnancy weight gain. She claims a 49 pound loss with a home recipe method and urges others to try the product advertising a free booklet and money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Cudahy
Wis
Florence Dawson
Wisconsin
Amazing bargains in The Times classified checks daily
The Times classifieds present daily bargains across categories. Readers find sale items, listings, and notices with locally relevant options and dates.
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Times
Pravda Blames U S for Goa Dispute in Lisbon Talk
Pravda charged that American aggressive plans drive the Portuguese Indian issue over Goa. The article broadcast by Moscow Radio accuses the United States of seeking naval and air bases in the Portuguese possessions on Indian soil, linking U S hospital patient figures to the crisis.
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Pravda
U.S
London
Soviet Communist Party
Goa
United States
Moscow Radio
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