Goa Crisis Deepens as Indian Protests Escalate
The Goa issue intensifies after Indian demonstrators in Goa clash with Portuguese forces. Twenty two marchers die, sparking riots in Bombay and other cities. India orders consulates closed and cuts ties, signaling moves to expel Portugal and end colonial presence. Lisbon warned to negotiate future trade deals and accept loss of control.
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India
Portugal
Britain
Nehru
Goa
Bombay
Nova Goa
New Delhi
Lisbon
Madras
Calcutta
Kremlin Seeks Friendly Talks With Adenauer on Germany
The Moscow government announced it sees no reason why reunification of Germany and the return of German war prisoners cannot be discussed with Chancellor Adenauer during his planned visit to Moscow next month. The shift follows earlier signals limiting talks to Soviet West German relations, and reflects a new, milder diplomatic stance aimed at broader dialogue despite NATO concerns.
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Kremlin
Adenauer
West Germany
Moscow
Germany
Geneva
NATO
Army Navy Union Elects Akron Man National Commander
Joseph P. Burger of Akron was elected national commander of the Army and Navy Union at its 67th national encampment in Cleveland. He succeeds George F. Harnois of Needham Massachusetts. Also elected were John W Wagner Ohio junior vice commander Clarence A. Buwvrle paymaster and Kenneth M. Sheets inspector. Mrs Rupert Boles of Hyde Park Massachusetts was elected national president of the auxiliary succeeding Mrs Nona McClain of Miami Florida. Next encampment will be in Camden New Jersey.
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Cleveland
Joseph P. Burger
Akron
Army and Navy Union
George F. Harnois
Needham
Mass
John W Wagner
Ohio
Clarence A. Buwvrle
Kenneth M. Sheets
Rupert Boles
Hyde Park
Nona McClain
Miami
Fla
Camden, N
Wisconsin resorts report heaviest August traffic since lifting travel limits
Ten years ago Aug 22 1945 Wisconsin resort traffic set a record after gasoline restrictions were lifted Aug 15 1945. Obituaries note John A. Van Wagenen 54 dies after long illness and Dahlie McDermott 74 dies near Albany. Army bans overseas shipments of enlisted men with 75 plus discharge points. Specialist Optician 2/e Robert Neil Jackson among those on hand for surrender papers aboard USS Missouri expected Aug 31 in Tokyo Bay. Fred Burgy ships Percheron stallion to Bogota Colombia.
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Wisconsin
John A. van Wagenen
Army
Japan
Tokyo Bay
Robert Neil Jackson
Miss Dahlie McDermott
Albany
Fred Burgy
Washington Township
Bogota
Colombia
County Hay Crop Rises to 174 329 Tons in 1954
County farmers reported 174 329 tons of hay in 1954, up 24 524 tons from 1949, per U S Department of Commerce census data. The haul includes alfalfa 160 404 tons from 60 831 acres by 1 967 farmers and soybeans cut for hay 140 tons by 12 farmers on 121 acres, with other forage and seed figures across multiple crops and farms.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Census of Agriculture
Green County
Agricultural acreage and yields across crops 1949 and 1954
The report shows mixed changes in crops across farms from 1949 to 1954. Onion, peas, and tomato acreages are listed, with decreases in sweet corn and cucumbers. Strawberries more than double from 1949 to 1954, with 20,698 quarts sold in 1954 against 16,305 in 1949.
Keepin Delivers Atom Session Address on Delayed Neutrons
Dr. G. R. Keepin Jr. spoke at the atoms for peace conference in Geneva on delayed neutrons. A Los Alamos scientist since 1952, he is the son of Rev. and Mrs. George R. Keepin of Rochelle. The elder Keepin led Rochelle and later Oak Park churches.
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G. R. Keepin Jr
Monroe
Geneva
Switzerland
Dr. Keepin
Los Alamos
N. M
George R. Keepin
Rochelle
Keepin
Willard Memorial Church
Oak Park
St. John’s Methodist Church
Chicago
Rochelle Methodist Church
U. S
Harwell Atomic Energy Group of
Great Britain
London
Army caps long technical courses to volunteers
Army recruiter M. Sgt. Frank Dudowiecz says advanced technical training by draftees is canceled. Technical courses longer than 16 weeks will be available only to recruits signing for three to six years. The postwar program currently offers over 100 courses from one week to 42 months.
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Frank Dudowiecz
Army
Dudowiecz
Dudowicz
Baby shower honors Mrs Gene Flannery and son Mark
A baby shower at 1203 12th street Monroe honored Mrs Gene Flannery and her son Mark with co host Mrs Harvey Hartwig of Argyle. Games featured prizes to Mines and gifts presented. Attendees included David Putnam Richard Hyland James Flannery Sanford Wahl James Hyland Leo Von Moos Jr Bernard Pickett Keith Jackson Woodford Tillie Erickson Chester Tollakson and others from Monroe Juda Blanchardville and Blanchardville areas.
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Gene Flannery
Mark
Roger Wahl
12Th Street
Monroe
Harvey Hartwig
Argyle
David Putnam
Richard Hyland
James Flannery
Sanford Wahl
James Hyland
Mmes
Leo von Moos Jr
Bernard Pickett
Keith Jackson
Woodford
Laurence Nipple
Brodhead
Till
Burtness Reunion Elects Officers Near Caledonia
Vincent Burtness of Orfordville and Mrs Will Zimmerli of Albany were elected president and secretary treasurer at the Burtness family third annual reunion held at Wilmington Church south west of Caledonia Minnesota. Attending were 115 relatives. Dinner was served by a Minnesota country church circle. Rev M A Sorenson of Argyle Wisconsin conducted services. The 1956 reunion will be in Orfordville on the third Sunday in August. Erling Burtness and Miss Martha Burtness of Caledonia are retiring officers.
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Vincent Burtness
Orfordville
Will Zimmerli
Albany
Burtness
Wilmington Church
Caledonia
Minn
Erling Burtness
Martha Burtness
Minnesota
M. A. Sorenson
Argyle, Wis
Wisconsin Churchgoers Attend Service from States
Southern Wisconsin attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Sorenson Argyle Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerli and Mrs. Lula Silver Albany Mrs. Anna Terry Taylor Brodhead and families E H Burtness and daughter Jeanette Kay and Sue Burtness Eddie Burtness Tillman Everson Roger Campbell Diane Jerry Harlow Burtness Betty Lou Martin Burtness Crystal all from Orfordville area Also present were guests from California Florida and Minnesota.
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Wisconsin
Sorenson
Argyle
Zimmerli
Lula Silver
Albany
Anna Terry Taylor
Brodhead
E. H. Burtness
Jeanette
Kay
Sue Burtness
Eddie Burtness
Tillman Everson
Roger Campbell
Diane
Jerry
Harlow Burtness
Betty Lou
Martin Burtness
Miss Crystal
Orfordville
Oscar Burtness
Stoughton
California
Florida
Minnesota
Miss Stabler Plans Wedding in Alaska
Miss Mary Stabler traveled to Anchorage to marry her fiancé Robert Fowler at the Chapel Air Force Base. She was met by relatives including Lyle Condon and Gorton Fowler while her father Marvin Stabler flew to Minneapolis to join her.
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Brodhead
Mary Stabler
Anchorage
Alaska
Robert Fowler
the Chapel Air Force Base
Madison
Lyle Condon
Jeffrey
Glen
Gorton Fowler
Carrie Fowler
Marvin Stabler
Minneapolis
Annual Rygh Reunion Held at Mayer Home
The sixth annual Rygh reunion gathered yesterday at the Kenneth Mayer home on Argyle road Mon roe. Attendees included Theodore Rygh Gilman Hansen Arthur Rygh Woodford Trygve Rygh and Wilhelm Rygh.
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Rygh
Mayer Home
Kenneth Mayer
Argyle Road
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Theodore Rygh
Gilman Hansen
Arthur Rygh
Woodford
Trygve Rygh
Wilhelm Rygh
Local families listed in regional notices
Names and households including Gratiot Willard Frantz and Dorothy Ander son Mineral Point Messrs and Mines John Rugh Pecatonica Ernest Hulsteal Belvidere Richard Ewing Ellen Blanchardville Russell Nelson Borghild Wiettenhiller Audrey Madison B S Rugh Barbara Walter Bahler family Browntown are named in a community notice.
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Gratiot
Willard Frantz
Dorothy Anderson
Mineral Point
John Rugh
Pecatonica
Ill
Ernest Hulsteal
Belvidere
Richard Ewing
Ellen
Blanchardville
Russell Nelson
Borghild Wiettenhiller
Audrey
Madison
B. S. Rugh
Barbara
Walter Bahler
Browntown
Wisconsin State Fair Hostess Sarah Douglas Featured
Mrs. R. J. Douglas serves as a hostess at the Wisconsin State Fair in West Allis. She is a member of the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth and the Associated Women of the Farm Bureau.
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R. J. Douglas
West Allis
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Mrs Gerald Liptow Honored In Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Erwin Klitzman hosted a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Gerald Liptow the former Darlene Sarow in a daytime gathering with friends and family.
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Liptow
Brodhead
Erwin Klitzman
Gerald Liptow
Darlene Sarow
Entertains Club Brodhead Hosts 500 Club Honors
Mrs. Charles Koepp hosted the Friday session of the 500 club. Honors went to the top scorers as members enjoyed the card game and social hour in Brodhead.
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Entertains Club
Brodhead
Charles Koepp
Honor Recipients Named in Local Obituary Notices
The brief item lists Mrs Hazel Hawkins and Mrs Marvin Atkinson as individuals referenced in the local obituary notices, indicating their recognition within the community.
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Hazel Hawkins
Marvin Atkinson
Girl Scouts Return From Summer Camp
Twenty three Monroe Girl Scouts completed a week at Rock Walworth Pottowat am ie Hills and Elk horn camps. Names include Carol Lux Beverly Meyers Dianne Weeks Carol Goecks Ruth Benkett Ann Good miller Donna Kubly Shirley Ault Mary Jo Henning Janet Barry Valerie Usher Karen Loveland Kathy Woods Paula Hahlen Jill Hall Linda Loveland Tana Love land Karen Robertson Elizabeth Farmer Anna Marie Keegan Marlene Frey Karen Buholzer Mary Ellen Summeril Barbara Schuetze left for a week at camp. A total of 38 girls attended this summer 32 at Pottowatomie Hills and six at Camp Hideway Hanover Il.
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Monroe
Rock Walworth
Pottowatomie Hills
Elkhorn
Carol Lux
Beverly Meyers
Dianne Weeks
Carol Goecks
Ruth Benkett
Ann Goodmiller
Donna Kubly
Shirley Ault
Mary Jo Henning
Janet Barry
Valerie Usher
Karen Loveland
Kathy Woods
Paula Hahlen
Jill Hall
Linda Loveland
Tana Loveland
Karen Robertson
Elizabeth Farmer
Anna Marie Keegan
Marlene Frey
Karen Buholzer
Mary Ellen Summeril
Barbara Schuetze
Camp Hideway
Hanover
Tax and savings shares in industrial nations
Industrial countries allocate 18 to 20 percent of income to taxes and 7 to 10 percent to savings according to the report.
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Monroe Music Store
Burtness Reunion
Caledonia, Minn
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