Voegeli’s Brown Swiss cow wins state grand champ again
Jacob Voegeli of Monticello captured the Brown Swiss grand championship at the Wisconsin State Fair with W. B. Tex-Jane Paula, the 1000 pound butterfat producer who also topped Green County shows. Norvie Farm, Lake Mills, challenged in finals with Mistress Dairybee as junior champion. Meadow Green Farm and Arbor and Kenneth Marsh also earned Brown Swiss awards. Attendance dipped due to rain while 4-H youth shone with ribbons for home arts and livestock entries.
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Howard Voegels
W. B. Tex-Jane Paula
Jacob A. Voegeli
Monticello
Times
Voegels
James Royal Memorial
Waterloo
Green County
Double Jane Design
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Pauline V. B
Norvie Farm
Lake Mills
Norvie
Mistress Dairybee
Voegeli
Arbor
Kenneth Marsh
Brodhead
Meadow Green Farm
Edna Schmid
Monroe
James J.W. Guy
Sparta
Helen Bollig
Belleville
4-H
Miss Bollig
Janice Abby
Evansville
Preservation of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Guardsman Dies of Bulbar Polio at Camp McCoy
M James Solveson, 27, an attorney and assistant transportation officer in the 32nd division supply section, died of bulbar polio after being flown from Camp McCoy to a Great Lakes hospital. Doctors cited exposure risks at camp and noted polio incubation ranges from 7 to 14 days, up to 23 days.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin National Guard
Camp McCoy
M. James Solveson
Reat Lakes
Til
32Nd Division
E. M. Krumbiegel
Krumbiegel
Charles W. Crumpton
Madison
Solveson
Damage Noted In Storm Here
A sudden electrical storm yesterday afternoon dropped .82 inches of rain and caused scattered minor damage to power lines and phones. WEKZ briefly went off air, and Monroe saw downed limbs, a tree, and a pole with lines reported on 14th and 20th streets. Storms may bring more thundershowers tomorrow afternoon or night.
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WEKZ
Monroe
14Th Avenue
20Th Street
Safety Author Killed Article Available Here
Willis E. Mitchell the county under sheriff said copies of Ten Seconds to Live are available at the sheriff s office. The one page article by Raymond M. Eastman a Des Moines advertising writer died in a traffic accident in Atlantic Ia yesterday. The piece imagines the thoughts of a motorist about to be killed in a crash.
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Willis E. Mitchell
Sheriff's Office
Raymond M. Eastman
Des Moines
Atlantic
Eastman
No Red Buildup Seen Along Yangtze by Pattison
U S business man A P Pattison, released from Red China last week, said today he saw no evidence along the Yangtze River of a Communist buildup to invade Formosa.
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Hong Kong
U. S
A. P. Pattison
Red China
Yangtze River
Formosa
Eisenhower Urges Voters to Retain GOP in Congress
President Eisenhower urged Americans to keep Republicans in power in both houses to advance his program for a stronger nation. He cited fiscal policies, a tax revision, and a flexible farm bill as major gains while promising to push through remaining items. He criticized Democratic prophecies of gloom and praised bipartisan foreign policy efforts.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Securit
Brussels
Europe
France
Congressional
Stock List Sags In Quiet Trading
The stock market sagged in quiet trading with most divisions down modestly the early afternoon. Some losses reached one to two points while gains were not strong. Montgomery Ward dipped about a point after Monday gains on proxy fight rumors.
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Montgomery Ward
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Boeing
Republic Aviation
American Telephone
Western Union
Kennecott
Copper
Union Carbide
American Can
Celanese
General Mills
Atlantic Coast Line
Shell Oil
Cities Service
U.S
Airliner Missing Over North Sea With 21 Aboard
Search crews comb the stormy North Sea for traces of a Dutch airliner missing en route from New York with 21 or more aboard. Only wreckage and a child's body recovered, tentatively linked to Mr and Mrs Joseph Yarrow of Woodbury Connecticut.
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Aamdtekvam
Netmerianas
North Sea
New York
Eisenhower Signs Anti Red Bill at Lowry AFB
President Eisenhower signed new legislation outlawing the Communist party and aimed at cracking down on Red infiltrated labor unions. He approved the measure at his vacation headquarters in a second floor office at the Lowry Air Force Base administration building.
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Denverp
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Lowry Air Force Base Administration
Ainsworth Elected Kiwanis District Governor
Herbert M. Ainsworth, a 20 year Kiwanis member and Monroe local, won the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Peninsula district governorship at Racine by 97 to 88 over Derral L. Clark. He has led multiple Kiwanis clubs and committees, including youth service and citizenship projects, and runs Ainsworth Insurance Agency for 22 years.
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Herbert M. Ainsworth
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Ainsworth
Racine
Derral L. Clark
Wauwatosa
Janesville
Monroe
Ainsworth Isurance Agency
Broker testifies in $48 500 payment to FHA brother
George T Grace testified he paid his brother Thomas 48 500 from 1949 to 1951 for medical expenses for their late father while Thomas led New York FHA operations. McKenna linked Grace finances to FHA mortgages. Thomas claimed inactive partner status and uncertain law violations. Wisconsin cheese market shows steady demand and fair offerings amid varied prices.
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New York
George T. Grace
Thomas
Grace Brothers
Senate
William F. McKenna
Housing and Home Finance Agency
McKenna
George Grace
Thomas Grace
FHA
Federal Housing Administration
Grace
Wiley optimistic on final action for Europe's unity
Senator Alexander Wiley urged optimism after the Brussels Conference breakdown while in Europe. He called for a favorable decision on EDC or an equivalent, stressing West unification and readiness for any emergency as he tours American diplomatic missions in Europe.
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Wiley
Europe
Stockholm
Sweden
Alexander Wiley
Brussels
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
EDC
European Defense Community
Brazil's Cafe Filho Seen as U S Friendly New Leader
Washington sources describe Joao Cafe Filho as genial and pro U S with a long friendship record. He is poised to become Brazil's chief, seen as popular but lacking a strong national political machine behind him. He argues U S investment has significantly aided Brazil's development.
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Washington
Joan Cafe Filho
United States
Vargas
Cafe
U. S
Brazil
Dulles Hopeful France Will Adopt EDC Despite Setback
Secretary of State Dulles said he still hopes France will ratify the European Defense Community treaty though Brussels failed to agree on France’s proposed changes. He noted France and Italy had yet to sign and spoke on congressional discretion if France does not ratify.
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Dulles
France
Washington
Brussels
Europe
Italy
Germany
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Formosa Defense Declared Proper By U S Secretary
U S Secretary of State Dulles declared it proper to defend Formosa and some nearby Nationalist held islands from any Communist attack. He said military leaders would decide which holdings to defend as part of broader aid to Chiang Kai-shek’s forces.
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Washington
Dulles
Formosa
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Eisenhower
Manila
United States
Japan
Getulio Vargas
Pentagon
U.S
7Th Fleet
Formosa Straits
Felix B. Stump
Navy
Pacific Force
U. S. News and World Report
China
Father Dies Shielding Infant After Porch Collapse
Kenneth Wolf 20 died after an eight foot railing gave way on a second floor porch while holding his seven month old son Kenneth Jr. The infant survived after being pulled free but suffered a brain concussion a fractured arm and a fractured leg.
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Wauree
Kenneth Wolf
Kenneth Jr
Wolfe
Two Navy Personnel Die in Great Lakes Highway Crash
Two U S Navy personnel from the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes were killed when their car ran off Highway 31 near Route 28 and crashed into an embankment. The victims were Lt Dorothea Rabb 28 a nurse at the naval hospital and Hospitalman Anthony Lipscomb 19 also of the hospital staff.
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Great Lakes
Waukegan
Ill
Navy
U. S. Naval Training Center
Mil
Highway 31
Rt. 28
Naval Hospital
Dorothea Rabb
Anthony Lipscomb
Five Charge Categories Outlined in McCarthy Censure Hearings
Washington article reports the six member committee will open public hearings on August 31 to consider five charge categories against Senator McCarthy. Charges cover contempt of the Senate, urging illegal actions by federal employees, handling of confidential documents, abuses of fellow senators, and mistreatment of Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Watkins
Utah
Senatorial
Senate Elections
United States
FBI
Hendrickson
Ralph Zwicker
Stoughton
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Zwicker
Army
Stevens
New York Times
A. Washington Dispatch
The
Times
Roy M. Cohn
Immell to retire as 84th Infantry Division commander
Maj. Gen. Ralph Immell announced plans to retire as commanding general of the 8th Infantry Division Army Reserve on September 11 at age 60. A veteran of World War I and II, he previously served 20 years as Wisconsin adjutant general and is overseeing a summer encampment. Col. Edward Carmichael of Hudson is expected to succeed him.
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Lamp McCoy
Ralph Immell
8Th Infantry
Army Reserve
Immell
Wisconsin
Edward Carmichael
Hudson
Wheat Prices Rally on Board of Trade Gain
Wheat opened lower on the Chicago Board of Trade then rose to gains of over three cents a bushel. Corn and oats followed by strengthening along with wheat in late trading.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Vargas Forced to Quit as General Coup Ends Dictatorship
Rio de Janeiro reports Getulio Vargas, Brazil's long time ruler, shot himself at Catete Palace after 58 generals demanded his resignation. Vice President Joao Cafe Filho stood next in line as the military seized control to restore order amid economic stress and corruption accusations.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Getulio Vargas
Vargas
Catete Palace
White House
Cardo da Castro
Air Force
Congress
Joao Cafe Filho
Ruben Vaz
Carlos Lacerda
Vaz
Brazilian Labor Party
Climerio Eurides de Almeida
José Antonio Soares
Lacerda
Joao Ofcino de Nascimento
Gregorio Fortunato
Husky
Fortunato
Army
Mascarenhas de Moraes
Armed Forces General Staff
Zenobia da Costa
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New Brazil
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