Missing Airman Reported After Flight Over Europe
Ten years ago on August 30 1941 George E Goetz grandson of Mr and Mrs was reported missing in action during a flight over Europe Six children of the Orville Lee family at New Glarus underwent tonsillectomies at the hospital A public meeting for Monroe V Day observance was set in KP hall Matt B Wittenwyler died at Monticello Monroe forestry de worming crew disbanded after 125 private property calls Samuel Sinclair 81 lifelong Winslow resident died.
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William Goetz
George E. Goetz
Europe
Orville Lee
New Glarus
Monroe
KP Hall
Matt B. Wittenwyler
Monticello
Samuel Sinclair
Winslow
Time To Slow Down In School Zones This Fall
Monroe urges motorists to resume strict school zone vigilance as younger residents return to classes. Drivers are reminded to slow, watch for children, and anticipate sudden moves to prevent pedestrian accidents.
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Monroe
Kohler Denies Deficit Problem at Wisconsin Towns Meet
Governor Kohler told about 2,000 attendees that Wisconsin remains in excellent financial condition and denied deficit financing rumors as political expediency. He cited WWII-era surpluses used today and highlighted a 90 million dollar building program and tax cuts. Senator Warren Knowles urged local governments to run affairs with maximum local control and minimal state interference.
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Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Kohler
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Monticello Notes Highlight Local Social Roundup
A Monticello column records visits and greetings among area residents including the Knobels Dooleys Hoskins and Gesslers. Attendees attend Wisconsin State Fair and world church meetings while a wedding in Mt Vernon marks the weekend's events.
Dulles and the United States Face Southeast Asia Strains
The piece argues that Secretary Dulles must overcome European disunity, notably France’s opposition to the European Defense Community, and British ambivalence on SEATO to push a Southeast Asia security pact. It cautions that failure would signal a European policy collapse and weaken Asia unity efforts. It notes the Washington report of 432,000 Wisconsin veterans among 20,850,000 nationwide.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Berlin
Geneva
France
Europe
Indochin
Southeast Asia
Seato
Washington
Wisconsin
Soviet diplomatic offensive plotted for U N opening
AP analysis by William L. Ryan outlines Moscow moves to use the U N General Assembly in New York to push two main agendas. First to offer security deals to European states and broaden East West trade to isolate the United States, second to press for seating Red China at the United Nations. The goal is to separate the United States from its allies with a noninterference price while shaping Southeast Asia policy. The piece notes past Soviet pattern from Berlin to Geneva and predicts a long political battle, aiming to erode U S influence abroad.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
New York
U. N.1 Assembly
U.N
United States
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Red China
U. N
Geneva
East
Stalin
Berlin
Red
Black Sea
Georgi Malenkov
Arty
Nikita Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Communist’ Party Central Committee
L. P. Beria
Khrushchev
Communist Party Crardom
Soviet Union
Beria
U.S.S.R
France
Rites Tuesday For Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Waldemar Baker 46 died Saturday after a heart attack at her Blanchardville home. Born March 17 1908 in York town Green County she was married April 15 1930 in Freeport to Waldemar Baker. She leaves three sisters and numerous nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday at 2 pm at York Memorial Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Blanchardville
Waldemar Baker
Adams Lutheran Church
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Sylvester Adler
Winnetka
Perry Granberg
Hollandale
Sanford Ballard
Saether
York Memorial Lutheran Church
M. A.sorenson
Church
Chester Hanson
Alve Moen
Amos Johnson
Marvin Emberson
Morris Henderickson
Lloyd’ Winden
Hormel Heir Jay Hormel Dies in Austin Minn
Jay C Hormel head of the Hormel meat packing firm died early today in Austin Minnesota. He was 56 and son of the late founder George Hormel. His pianist son performed locally as Hormel headed to Bel Air California to be with his mother.
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George A. Hormel II
Jay C. Hormel
Austin
Minn
Jay Hormel
George Hormel
Bel-Air
Los Angeles
Germaine Hormel
School Board Bans Jeans For Girls In LadySmith
The five member LadySmith school board, all with daughters, votes to outlaw tight-fitting jeans for girls at the start of the fall term. Girls must wear dresses or skirts as the rule aims to protect the moral fiber of students.
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Ladysmith
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N. E. Me ‘Laughlin
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C. E. Weed
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Iudo
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John B. Hoskins
Douglas
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Charles Schnetzler
Madison
Clarence Witten-wyler
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Royal Voegell
Mark Jacob
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Knox Jr
Houston
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Texas
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Royal
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Ray Gessler
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A. R. Achtemeier
World Council of Churches
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Milwaukee
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Henry Sipple
Willia Babler
Leon Gempeler
Robert Holcomb Jr
West Allis
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Louis Frey
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John Steinmann
Shirley
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R.’ A. Woodruff
Pleasant Lake
Elkhorn
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Verona
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Werner
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Howard Kennedy
Doris Jean
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Edgar Zentner
Oshkosh
F. W. Voegels
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Henry Duerst
Elizabeth Rolph
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William G. Meier
John Elmer
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Eleanor Edseth
Frank Loveland
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Elizabeth Brink
Victor Frederick Babler
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Dulles
Mrs. Baker
Jay Hormel, Packer
Austin, Minn
M. Zarolissa Levi
Viterbo College
LaCrosse
American Legion Auxiliaeachers
Marinette
Miami Beach
Fla
John Leason
Marinette, Wis
Sunday
The
American Veterans of World War II and
Korea
Amvets
FORD
Monroe Sales Company
W. M. Gerhart
D.C. Iropractor
Ainsworth
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