Eisenhower asks voters to renew Republican stewardship
President Eisenhower reports to the nation on his administration and the 83rd Congress, urging voters to decide if they want to continue the program for a stronger America. He notes his two years left in office, warns nothing, and stresses stockholder accountability while seeking renewed congressional majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
America
Eiserhower
Congress
Wobert Hoover
Eisenhowe
Congo
Monroe Kiwanis Leader Herbert Ainsworth Honored
The Monroe Kiwanis Club celebrates Herbert M. Ainsworth as head of the Kiwanis movement in Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula. Ainsworth, a former president and active sponsor of local Kiwanis projects, is praised for leadership and loyal service in the statewide district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Luminues
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Ainsworth
Kiwanis
End of a Dictator Vargas and Brazil’s one man rule end with suicide
A one man dynasty ends as Getulio Vargas, Brazil's ruler, steps down and kills himself after a crisis triggered by a newspaper editor's criticism. Lacerda's attacks helped spark a popular revolt, the guard was implicated, and the military demanded Vargas quit. The death note laments failed aims and power retained at cost. Vargas had earlier implemented reforms while maintaining tight control.
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Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Vargas
Carlos Lacerda
Lacerda
Air Force
World War II era news and local obituaries update
A digest of wartime items and local notices notes Paris surrender progress in 1944, Eisenhower broadcasts to Alsace Lorraine, and leadership moves in the WPB. It also records Miss Emma Wagner's last rites and the Manitowoc auto crash deaths of Matt Bies and James De Wayne, with earlier regional events and memorials.
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Paris
Jacques LeClerc
Marne
Julius A. Krug
Madison
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Chungking
Emma Wagner
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Manitowoc
Matt Bies
Memorial Hospital
James de Wayne
Cooperstown
Brodhead Adds School District Attachments
The Brodhead school district annexed Rock County’s Spring Valley district No. 6 valued at 222300 and Carl Montefelt property in Spring Grove Township district No. 1. Both moves were approved at a Monday night meeting. Spring Grove approved despite a Decatur Township dissent. Pupils now attend Brodhead schools.
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Brodhead Crimes
Spring Valley
Rock County
Brodhead
Council
Elmer Holden
Spring, Valley
Carl Montefelt
Spring Grove Township
Montefelt
Brodhead School
Spring Grove
Decatur
Governor Kohler Urges Veggie Drive for Farm Income
Governor Kohler says fresh vegetables for metropolitan markets offer Wisconsin agriculture unlimited income potential. He spoke at ceremonies marking the shipment of Wisconsin's first carload of vacuum cooled lettuce, emphasizing Wisconsin grown vegetables for markets.
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Penuil We
Kohler
Eesday
Wisconsin
Nehru outlines collective peace plan amid world tension
In a 25 minute foreign policy review to Parliament Prime Minister Nehru urged a collective peace approach and cited his non aggression pact with Chou En Lai. He warned SEATO may reverse wartime conciliation and said India will skip Philippines SEATO talks while hoping to base Asia relations on Tibet pact principles.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
SEATO
Philippines
Chow
Tibet
China
U. N. General Assembly
Sheboygan City Worker Dies in Electrocution Mishap
A Sheboygan city employee was electrocuted while servicing the police and fire alarm system after touching a live wire. A safety belt kept him from falling from the pole. he died on arrival at St. Nicholas hospital. He worked for the city of Sheboygan.
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St. Nicholas Hospital
City of
Sheboygan
Late Potato Blight Hits Two Wisconsin Areas
Wisconsin plant specialists from the University of Wisconsin report late blight in potato fields at Antigo and Mazomanie. Continued cool nights with heavy dew or rain may speed spread. noRADE problem now. Growers urged to spray every seven or eight days until harvest. tomatoes may be protected similarly.
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Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Antigo
Mazomanie
State Appeals Building Ruling
The state seeks Supreme Court reconsideration of a July ruling that voided building contracts allowing several million dollars in projects to proceed. The attorney general argues prior contracts should be validated or at least obligations incurred before the decision remain intact.
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Malidun Wa — Ie
Supreme Court
Warren Resh
Resh
Milwaukee
Eau Claire State College
Milwaukee State College
State Investment Board
Loomis
SEC Drops Charges Against Otis and Co In Kaiser-Frazer Case
The SEC dismissed proceedings against Otis and Co regarding their withdrawal as underwriter of a Kaiser-Frazer stock issue in 1948. The agency said no underwriter obligation existed since the contract was invalid and its performance would be illegal. The Masterson suit and alleged mismanagement were not ruled on.
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Philadelphia
K-F
Automobile Company
Masterson
Otisland Co
Ik-F
Commission
Division of Trading and Exchanges
Otis and Co
K-K
New York
U. S. Court of Appeals For
Second Circuit
Hefty Honored By Fair Group
Roy Hefty Stephenson County Fair secretary for eight years is honored by the fair association this year. A picture in the premium book shows Hefty a vocational agriculture instructor at Orangeville high school. He has served since 1946 and helped select the permanent fairgrounds site.
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van Ngeville
Sunes
Roy Hefty
Stephenson County
Fair Association
Hefty
Orangeville
Howard Swanzy
Mobilization plan orders war production readiness
U S mobilization chief Arthur Fleming signed an Aug 25 effective plan to keep idle plant equipment and key production personnel in ready condition for quick conversion to full war production. The program costs hundreds of millions yearly and follows a long debate among agencies amid a defense output slowdown after Korea. The Elephant Butte reservoir in New Mexico holds water to cover about 2.2 million acres one foot deep.
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Germany
France
Austria
Japan
China
Milwaukee Road
Henry Lentz
Borden
Franklin
Lentz
Browntown
Green County
John Hirsig
Beloit
Clinton
Royal Palace
Antwerp
Wachinutun U
Arthur S. Flemming
Effe
Flemming
Korea
Elephant Butte
N. M
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe
Postoffice
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Associated Prqes
Inland
Daily Press “Association
Ruge
Cartier
Wall
Stephen County
Wisconata
Stephenson ‘County
Evening Times
Carl Ruch Jr
Katherine
Ethel
Sugar River
Decatur Park
Albert Wal 71
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Charles E. Shriner
Pony Express
Peoria
Jordan All-Stars
Orfordville
W. J. Knight
Bonesteel
S. D
Rosebud
Madison District
Charles Maurer
Monroe Businessmen’s Association
Gov. Kohler
State Appeals
Badger Paint Store
LANZ
Agency
10Th Street
SEC
Otis Co
U.S
R. Mueller Cheese Factory
13Th Street
Blumer
Thriftmeth
Ale Ea
Eversha and
Schaeffer
TIMEX
Iblumer
Renee
Monroe,wis
Walgreen
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