Newspaper Subscription Rates and Billing Rules
The text lists subscription rates by region and enforces prepayment to meet postal regulations. Monroe buyers pay 14.50 yearly, Wisconsin and Stephenson County IL residents 8, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County 10, with payment required in advance per postal rules. It also notes rights of The Associated Press and Inland Rate Association.
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Associated Press
Cartiers
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Til
AML
Dulles Keynotes Paris NATO Talks as East-West Tensions Rise
Secretary of State Dulles urged unity at Paris with blunt charges against Soviet Russia and a warning that Moscow may have shifted back to Stalinist tactics. He argued the Khrushchev Bulganin team now rejects Geneva peace overtures and fears no atomic war, prompting provocative moves in Europe and the Middle East. The speech framed NATO’s need for vigilance and strength, praising NATO’s prior unity over West Germany’s admission and aiming to rally allied resolve.
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Dulles
Paris
NATO
Russia
Washington
Geneva
Moscow
Khruschev-Bulganin
Soviet Russia
Lenin
South Asia
Middle East
Yalta
Potsdam
West Germany
Surplus Debate Shifts From Cotton to Broader Farm Policy
Delegates defeated efforts by cotton growers to back rigid ninety percent parity price supports, arguing such a move would worsen surpluses across crops. A federation spokesman urged removing incentives to overproduce, highlighting soil bank proposals as a path to channel surpluses into markets. The plan aligns with Secretary Benson’s stance against broad controls, aiming for genuine economic balance through demand and production aligned with it.
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Lion
Federation
South
Federation’ Soil Bank
Agriculture Industy
Glancing Backward Decades Of Local News And Eevents
A collage of past events from 1945 to 1995 notes auction totals in 1945 at $5124 for 21 bulls, winter hazards with injuries in seven accidents, and diplomacy talks in Moscow. It also records obituaries, Iowas, and local society notes, including weddings and retirements, across decades.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Katie Byer
Beanie Seized by Ogre in Barn Door Trap
Beanie admires the floor as the Dumbiddy climbs down, an ogre enters and notices the spotless barn. The ogre calls Beanie his good worker, then chains him to the barn door, planning to keep him for another day.
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Beanie
Ogre
Anther
Tomorow
Gimme House
Beanie and the ogre farm debt in a grim Christmas tale
Beanie is charged by a grim ogre farmer to clean a barn by sundown to pay for candy from a Christmas tree trap. Lacking tools he struggles, while a Little Dumbiddy bird helpers swoop in to clean up the mess by eating grain and hay.
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Beanie
Bart
Ogre
Farm Bureau Federation
Benison
Local Social Notes From South Wayne Area
Community members visit relatives and celebrate birthdays across several towns. Melvin Olson visits brother Hjalmer at Argyle nursing home for his birthday. Families from Shullsburg to Milwaukee, Rockford and Monroe gathered for weekend visits and dinners. The column also reports a Soviet led shift in Romania oil interests, with Moscow relinquishing half its stake.
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Melvin Olson
Hjalmer
Argyle Nursing Home
Mmes
Mayme Segner
Frances Seffrood
Joe Bell
Shullsburg
Lulu Mandrell
Dean
Lawrence's
Forrest Lund
Bell Plain
Ole Lund
Harry Gross
Milwaukee
Frank Jones
Stan Roderer
Rockford
John Gage
Rosela Hughes
Boscobel
Kenneth ‘MabiKuch
Frank Linchum
Chester Peterson
Monroe
Bertha Hanson
Harvey Hanson
C. B. Peterson
Peterson
Mike
Corala
Robert Hammer
Frank Lindicum
Romania
Moscow
Unon
Russia
McCarthy lauds Nationalist China on UN veto courage
Senator McCarthy praised Nationalist China for vetoing Outer Mongolia to block a Western backed UN package. He faulted the United States for not showing similar principle and warned of possible attempts to expel Free China from the United Nations. He urged Americans to protest such moves to punish Free China.
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IslcCarthy
United States
China
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
U.N
McCarthy
Republic of China
Russia
Japan
Red China
Eisenhower
Rayburn forecasts more Democrats to back school bill
Speaker Rayburn predicts early House action on federal school aid and eventual passage of construction assistance for states. A key House education bill faces disputes over provisions and a polarizing anti segregation amendment. The plan hinges on rules committee clearance amid Southern opposition to any integration requirement.
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Washington
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Congress
House Education Committee
Adde
White House
Rules Committee
Rules Group
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Barden
D-Nc
Education Committee
Rep
Powell
New London Chief Challenged on Public Hearing Demand
New London Fire and Police Commission challenged Police Chief Harry Macklin’s right to a public hearing on his suspension without pay. Counsel argues commission may act on its own initiative while Macklin asserts due process due to vague charges and publicity surrounding the suspension. Macklin, back on duty after 30 days, faced charges tied to compliance with new rules.
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New London Fire and Police Commission
Harry Macklin
Macklin
Herbert Bunde
Auto Skids in River. Woman Drowns Near Yuba
Mrs. Harry Lewis, 40, widow of three, drowned Thursday night when her car skidded off a highway and plunged into the Pine River near Yuba. Her husband was killed in an industrial accident in Reedsburg on August 28.
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Yuba
Harry Lewis
Pine River
Here
Reedsburg
Wausau Ad Man Dies in Garage Mishap
Payre Payne advertising manager of the Wausau Record-Herald for 18 years died after his car rolled on a steep driveway at his home. Police say he was crushed between the car and garage, collapsed after entering the house, and died at St. Mary’s Hospital. He was 46 and UW graduate of 1930 with prior work at Milwaukee Journal and Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Payre
Wausau Record-Herald
Payne
St. Mary’s Hospital
University of Wisconsin
The
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee Seinel
Record-Herald
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