Farm Bureau Warns of Socialist Trend in U S
Chicago The American Farm Bureau Federation adopted a resolution denouncing what it called a move toward socialism and centralization of federal power. Delegates endorsed a voluntary soil bank plan to reduce surpluses and potentially retire more land if needed.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Federation
Treasury
Charles B. Shuman
Farm Bureau
Freeman
America
Lumber Firm Leader Fined for Tax Evasion in Milwaukee
Richard J. Hummel, 56, president of the Hummel Lumber Co. of Green Bay, was fined $5,000 and placed on 18 months probation after a jury convicted him of corporate income tax evasion. Federal Judge Omer T. Poos presided in Milwaukee. Hummel claimed no willful intent to evade taxes, amid disputes over reported net incomes for 1955 and 1956.
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Milwaukee
Richard J. Hummel
Hummel Lumber Co
Green Bay
Omer T. Poos
Springfield
Ill
U.S. District Court
Hummel
Terry Jo's Guardian Will Be Aunt Dottie
Terry Jo Duperrault chose Aunt Dottie as guardian after surviving 3 percent days adrift at sea. Brown County Judge Kehoe approved her selection of Mrs. Ralph Scheer, Terry Jo's aunt by marriage, as personal guardian and caretaker.
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Jo Duperrault
Dottie
Brown County
John D. Kehoe
Atlantic
Ralph Scheer
Fallout Shelter Jokes Hide Embassy Interest
Russian embassy officials signed out three films on biological warfare and bombproofing Oct. 10 and returned two days later for more. Mikhail Menshikov joked at the National Press Club that umbrellas would be cheaper and as effective as shelters in nuclear war, per Washington Civil Defense records.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
National Press Club
Washington City
Cub Scouts Brighten Holiday Season With Carols and Treats
Forty one members of St. Victor's Pack 310 visited Monroe nursing and convalescent homes to sing carols and distribute treats. Accompanied by parents they visited White Haven Wagner Masshardt homes, sharing hot chocolate and cookies at Mrs Mary Jane Fencils home. A Christmas gift exchange followed. Participants included Tommy Casey Steve Schwoegler Dick Wilcox Jim Himan Mark Purcell Roger Kle Jess Gibbons Franz derberger Harry McGuire Freddie Dearth Russ Schuette Mark Flannery Jack Murray Pat Murray Randy Share Chuck Will Michael Klarer Pat Fencil Dan Schuette Brian Miller Ken Gerondale Scott Stafford Mike Becker Bill Rieder Michael Ross Gary Felder Randy Schwartz Dominic Garofalo Steve Geiger Gregory Leonard John Zupane Jimmie Miller Terry Brennan Jim Kessenick Richard Zach Mike Klarer Tom Stokes Steven Field Steven Maurer Joseph Elmer.
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St. Victor’s
Monroe
White Haven
Wagner
Masshardt
Mary Jane Fencil
Tommy Casey
Steve Schwoegler
Dick Wilcox
Jim Him
Convict Loses Lie Detector Plea in Milwaukee Murder Case
John C Johns, serving a life term for the 1955 murder of Milwaukee tavernkeeper Valentine LeBeau, failed to pass a lie detector test offered to prove innocence. The 41 year old petitioned Gov. Nelson for clemency and claimed he was not in Wisconsin the night of the slaying.
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Madison
Thomas Pierce
John C.johns
Johns
Valentine LeBeau
Milwaukee
Nelson
State Laboratory
Wisconsin
LeBeau
Voegeli Cow Tops International Show With High Milk Yield
At the International Live Stock Exhibition in Chicago, Voegeli Farm showcased Norvic Mistress Mirth a Brown Swiss cow owned by Jac ob and Howard Voegeli. Monti cello had nearly a year of milking producing about 22 000 pounds of milk and 945 pounds of fat. Mirth earlier held Wisconsin Grand Champion title. W B Madam Una shown by Voegeli Farm won first prize heifer and remained undefeated in its class. Other winnings included several high placings across junior yearling, bull, two year old and dairy herd categories. The record highlights Voegeli Farm strong overall performance with multiple high placings and grand honors.
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Grana
Chicago
Norvic
Mirth
Jacob and
Howard Voegeli
Monticello
Wisconsin
W. B. Madam Una
Vegeli Farm
CD Seeks Funds For Shelter Aid
The federal Civil Defense program to Congress next month will cost about 700 million dollars and include incentives for shelter construction in schools hospitals and public welfare facilities. Deputy Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric outlined the plan noting it aims to provide shelter spaces for about 20 million people next fiscal year starting July 1. A booklet on fallout shelters will be released in January along with a fact sheet outlining the administration's long range civil defense strategy. Wisconsin Civil Defense officials will meet with seven cities to discuss public shelter availability and property owner cooperation as part of a shelter survey ordered by President Kennedy.
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Associated Press
Congress
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Wisconsin
Nelson
Civil Defense Council
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Madison
Spooner
Wausau
Black River Falls
Kennedy
State Civil Defense Bureau
College Class Elects Miss Bonnie Maurer
Bonnie Maurer daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Maurer has been elected vice president of the sophomore class at Platteville State College. She is on the cheerleading squad and a member of the student athletic publicity service.
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Bonnie Maurer
NEW Glarus
Fred Maurer
Platteville State College
Bill of Rights No 1 protections by First Amendment
The excerpt explains the First Amendment limits on government power over religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It notes that rights are not absolute and may be restricted to protect the public, safety, and order, while protecting believers and nonbelievers alike and ensuring government cannot control conscience or mind.
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Congress
United States
Fragmented quote on liberty and safety under tyranny
The passage argues that abridging others rights leads to total oppression under tyrants. It notes that in the American tradition rights should not be hampered and cites Woodrow Wilson: the greatest freedom is the greatest safety. False doctrines expose themselves.
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Woodrow Wilson
Orth Davis to Lead Eau Claire Bank Next Month
Orth Davis, an officer of First Wisconsin Bankshares in Milwaukee, will become president and a director of the Union National Bank of Eau Claire next month, succeeding Carl M. Glocke who will assume the newly created role of chairman of the board.
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Uuwaunee Ww
Orth 1
Davis
First Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Milwaukee
Union National Bank of Eau Claire
Carl M. Glocke
Glocke
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Ethel Stoll
White Haven Nursing Home
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Cub Scouts
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Ufst
Tenry M. Stanley
David
Livingstone
Ujiji
Lake Tanganyika
Tanganyika
King Kom
KING
King Kom Automatic Dry Cleaning
Center Avenue
Brodhead, Wis
Brodhead's
Karl Brancenburg General Contractor
Woyle & Son
Tom Chinn
Ace TV & Radio Service
Vern Olson Electrical
Pendleton
Grrr
Rapping
Orth Davis
Eau Claire
M Meberretae
Automobile Insurance Company
Walter E. Drews
15Th Street
State Farm Mutual
Bloomington
Monroe Construction Company
Simmons
Monroe Construction Co
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