S-D Day Highlighted by Green County Safety Head
Willis E. Mitchell leads Green County’s drive for road safety ahead of S-D Day on December 15. He cites past trends showing a halved national death rate since 1937 and urges continued personal responsibility to cut local fatalities from seven or eight per year.
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Willis E. Mitchell
S D Day
Special County Safety Committee
Times
Green County
Mitchell
Wisconsin
ADA Meeting Highlights Dairy Selling and Quality
Dairy consultant L A Zahradka spoke at the District I American Dairy Association meeting in Turner hall on the ADA role in selling dairy products and the need for quality to sustain repeat sales. Attendees included farmers from Green Grant Iowa and Lafayette Counties with two producer directors to be elected.
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L. A. Zahradka
Oconomowoc
American Dairy Association
Turner Hall
ADA
Zahradka
Green
Grant
Iowa
Lafayette
Ed Kaderly
Juda
Elmer Wilkins
Platteville
Clark Hampton
Mr. Hope
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Victor Marean
Monroe
Dulles Sees Shift To Economic Tussle
Secretary of State Dulles said the struggle with international competition has eased due to fear of open war. He announced Ambassador Bohlen will return to Moscow Wednesday with authority to push for better Soviet relations and that he may meet British and French foreign ministers in Paris to discuss a Big Four meeting on Germany and other issues next spring.
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Washington
Dulles
Charles Bohlen
Moscow
Paris
U.N. Moves to Press China on Airmen Release
Western diplomats expect U N Assembly action on a 16-nation resolution demanding China free 11 U S airmen held on spy charges. The steering committee backed urgent debate amid Soviet opposition with Burma and Syria abstaining. The resolution urges Hammarskjold to secure release by year end and report back to the Assembly.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
Red China
China
Dag Hammarskjeld
Burma
Syria
Korean Armistice Commission
Lodge
India
Peiping
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Korea
U. N
United States
Britain
U. S
Assembly
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Colombia
Francisco Urrutia
Chou En-lai
One-Way Traffic Starts Near Christmas in Monroe
Monroe plans one-way traffic on 10th and 11th streets soon after Christmas. Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie announced arrival of directional signs at the city garage but paused installation during the holiday shopping season. Stop signs at cross streets will be erected now and take effect immediately to prepare motorists.
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Monroe
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Dunwiddie
Odd Fellows Elect Robert Sommerfeldt Noble Grand
Robert W. Sommerfeldt was named noble grand by members at the Odd Fellows meeting last night. Ernest Wardlow was elected vice grand, Ray R. Finch re elected secretary, and Ernest W. Hayes re elected treasurer. Oyster stew followed the election, with further officers to be appointed later.
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Robert W. Sommerfeldt
Odd Aame
IOO
Ernest Wardlow
Ray R. Finch
Ernest W. Hayes
Lions Club Plans January Show Date At High School
The Monroe Lions Club board met at Swiss Wheel restaurant to set January 24 for the annual ministrel show. A dress rehearsal is scheduled for January 23 and the performance will be held at the high school auditorium.
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Monroe Lions Club Board of Directors
Fair Directors Plan Relocation At Green County Fair
Green County Fair directors meet to discuss moving several horse barns to the southeast corner to ease access to the race track. Bids on new rest room facilities will be opened, with the final decision on relocation based on cost. The annual meeting of the Agricultural Society and Mechanics Institute will be held next Tuesday at the Courthouse with 215 stockholders eligible to vote, some by proxy. officers and three directors face re election. Merlin Meythaler audits the fair books ahead of the meeting.
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Green County Fairgrounds
Green
Freed Canadian Ace Ordered Not To Talk About U S Prisoners
Andrew MacKenzie, a 34 year old Canadian ace, arrived in Tokyo from Hong Kong under direct orders to say nothing about U S fliers or his two years in Communist Chinese captivity. Wing Cmdr Donald Skene explained that MacKenzie spoke only of Americans in his camp and did not discuss the spy trial sentences. He was shot down over Korea near the Yalu River while serving as an exchange officer with the U S Air Force.
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Tokyo
Andrew MacKenzie
Hong Kong
Ottawa
U. S
Haneda
Donald Skene
Toronto
MacKenzie
Red China
Skene
Royal Canadian Air
Yalu River
Korea
U. S. Air Force
Band To Perform In School Tonight
Allan F. Barnard directs the high school senior band in a Winter Concert at 8 in the school auditorium. The novelty piece Christmas Dinner features Barnard as chef with Mary Fritsch Delores Marti Daniel Eley William Lanz Geraldine Hasse Lester Peter Rena Thorp Joyce Ludwig Judith Buehler and Lawaine Foley. A woodwind quartet of Olson Gaughan Haworth McGuire will join. Capacity crowd expected and a repeat performance is planned for tomorrow at 8. Ticket sales contest winners will be announced tonight.
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Allan F. Barnard
Allan L. Barnard
Mary Fritsch
Delores Marti
Daniel Eley
William Lanz
Geraldine Hasse
Lester Peter
Rena Thorp
Joyce Ludwig
Judith Buehler
Lawaine Foley
Robert Olson
Patricia Gaughan
Barbara Haworth
Katherine McGuire
Barnard
White House dismisses Eisenhower Knowland meeting rumor
The White House calls as newspaper fiction reports that Republican leaders seek a Knowland Eisenhower meeting to avert a party split. Hagerty denies attempts to arrange a high level talks while Knowland pushes a blockade of Red China, contrasting method and policy differences with the President.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
New York Times
Eisenhower-Knowland
California
China
Pearl Harbor raid recalled 13th anniversary noted in Hawaii
The 13th anniversary of Pearl Harbor was marked with a wreath ceremony at the Arizona memorial. Military leaders debated whether a similar surprise attack could recur, noting no guarantee of stopping a stealth strike despite heavy defenses. Some warned nuclear or submarine threats could succeed, while conventional carrier attacks remained deemed unlikely.
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Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Japan
Hickam Field
Hawaii
Russia
Alaska
Aleutians
Okinawa
Formosa
Philippines
Southeast Asia
United States
McCarthy Attacks Eisenhower Over Communists Probe
Senator McCarthy rails at President Eisenhower accusing him of praising senators who hinder exposure of Communists and tolerating Chinese Communists who torture American soldiers. He cites Senators Watkins and Flanders and says the White House praised them while urging patience with torture of U S troops. The White House declined comment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
White House
Congress
Sens
Watkins
Utah
Flanders
United States
Soviet Offer to Iran In World War II Debts Discussed
Parliament opened debate on a Soviet proposal to pay Iran about 21 million dollars for World War II debts and to resolve century old border disputes, signaling a major step in postwar relations between Tehran and Moscow.
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Tehran
Iran
Soviet Union
Soviet Delegation Faces Housing Loss Over Tax Payments
In MINEOLA New York the Soviet delegation to the United Nations risks losing two Long Island homes over back taxes. Joseph Harris bought a $5,372 lien on Killenworth in Glen Cove and a $10,587 lien on the same estate. Milton Aronauer acquired a $1,893 lien on Norwich House in Upper Brookville. If unpaid within two years, lien buyers can take over the properties. The delegation has previously objected to paying real estate levies with no comment from Moscow.
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Mineola
N. Y
United Nations
Long Island
Joseph Harris
Baldwin
Glen Cove
Killenworth
George du Pont Pratt
Harris
Milton Aronauer
New York City
Norwich House
Upper Brookville
Foreign Group To Tour Swiss Colony Plant
Four foreign students in the American Field Service Scholarship program from Madison high schools will tour the Swiss Colony cheese packing plant tomorrow afternoon with their foster families. Arrangements were made by Dr and Mrs Frank K Dean and Mr and Mrs Raymond R Kubly. The visitors include Jose De Arcoitia Ritva Jantunen Josephine Chance and Hiroyoshi Yamamoto from Barcelona Finland England and Japan respectively. Funds for travel and hosting are provided by the field service with no compensation to foster families. Tom Brittingham financed the group’s travel and seven Scandinavian youths. After the tour, the group will dine at Monroe Country Club with the Colony hosts.
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Madison
American Field Service
Forrest Kubly
Frank K. Dean
Raymond R. Kubly
Jose de Arcoitia
Barcelona
Wisconsin
Allen Strang
Ritva Jantunen
Finland
East High
Kermit Frater
Josephine Chance
England
Central
Richard Lueth
Hiroyoshi Yamamoto
Japan
West High
Dr. Dean
Fulbright Exchange
Field Service
Tom Brittingham
Eric Juel
Monroe
James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Hatoyama Set to Take Office Amid Japanese Revolt
Prime Minister Yoshida resigns amid strong opposition as Ichiro Hatoyama, a pro US conservative, moves toward becoming Japan's leader. Diet vote expected soon with Socialist support uncertain, stock market rises on the resignation. Hatoyama pledges no change in US relations and seeks to ease tensions with the West.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Yoshida
Hatoyama
Russia
Red China
Diet
West
San Francisco
Liberal Party
United States
Milker Wins $72,813 Judgment Over Farm Cow Incident
Richard O. Darnold, 50, a milker, obtained a judgment against Inglewood Farms Dairy for injuries after a cow leaped on his back when startled by a photographer's flashbulb. The award totals $72,813.90.
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Los Angeles
Richard O. Darnold
Inglewood Farms
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