Health program debate tests welfare state shift
The piece questions President Truman's Health Commission plan linking prepaid insurance to social security as expansion of federal authority. It argues voluntary private plans exist and warns federal state entanglement and compulsory payroll funding could erode patient choice and local control. It urges planners to prove effectiveness before new schemes trap citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Health Commission
American Medical Association
Washington
Ridgway urges NATO aid as Europe balks at costs
Gen. Ridgway told the NATO council the alliance must approve at least 428 million dollars for 1953 to fund airports and defense projects. European governments reluctantly settled on 239 million, risking continued U.S. funding and sparking debate over enduring commitments and tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
State Department
Matthew Ridgway
Eisenhower
NATO
NATO Council
Ridgway
Uncle Sam
Gen. Ridgway
Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
Ringling Fat Lady Dainty Dotty Dead at 43
The death of “Dainty Dotty,” once the 585 pound Fat Lady of Ringling Brothers, was disclosed. She died Tuesday at her home in Los Angeles at age 43. In private life she was Mrs. Owen Jensen, married to a circus tattoo artist. Her weight had decreased in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dainty Dotty
Ringling Brothers Circus
Owen Jensen
Ten Years Ago Dec 19 1942 Missing in Action Report
Ten years ago on December 19 1942 Sgt Walter Zimmerman and Pvt Jake P Gerber were the first Co members reported missing in action. The notice also lists fuel oil coupon changes and WAAC training plans for Alice Benning, plus deaths of Ralph Rose and a West Hotel Chicago fire. U S Senate confirms Roswell Richards as Monticello postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Zimmerman
Jake P. Gerber
OPA
Alice Benning
WAAC
Daytona Beach
Ralph Rose
Libbie Solomon
Milwaukee
U. S. Senate
Roswell S. Richards
Monticello
West Hotel
Chicago
City debates charter revisions for modern needs in 1962
Fifty years ago a discussion over limits on street improvement work stirs interest in updating the city charter to fit modern municipal needs. Illinois Central Supt Dailey visits Freeport to explore future glove factory operation prospects. Sheriff-elect Gardner names Ball as undersheriff. Sullivan learns his Apple River store was destroyed by fire. Reger returns home from Highland Park Military Academy for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dailey
Illinois Central
Freeport
John W. Gardner
H. L. Ball
M. R. Sullivan
Monroe
Apple River
Herman Reger
Highland Park
Homemakers News and Ball’s Mill Club Holiday Social
A Ball’s Mill Homemakers Christmas party at IOOF hall ended with a midnight potluck. Members played 500 and rook while children watched a movie. Awards went to John Brugger Jr. and Sam Stoneback for 500, and Melvin Siedschlag and wife for rook. Attendees included Lena Bloom, Rudy Wellman, and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball’s Mill Club
Ball's Mil
Ioof Hall
500
Rook
John Brugger Jr
Sam Stoneback
Elmer Schwartziow
Lena Bloom
Rock
Melvin Siedschlag
Sow
Jacob Vederman
Mmes
Frederick Mahlkuch
Ralph Mahlkuch
Rudy Wellman
William Castle
Huron
S. D
Roger Sullivan
Clifford Kessler
Clarion Torkelson
Shirley
Herman Siegenthaler
Isaac Daehlin
Lester Rockow
Jacob Vorderman
Elmer Schwartzlow
Joanne
Orvai Albright
Keith
Frederick Mahlbuci
Frederick Strahm
Ralph Mahikuci
Secret pals revealed at Richland Center homemakers party
At the Richland Center homemakers Christmas gathering held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Arlie Asmus secret pals were revealed as gifts were exchanged. Guests included Mrs Herbert Nelson and her son, Mrs Franz Niederberger and her son, and Mrs Delbert Rothenbuehler and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Arlie [Asmus
Herbert Nelson
Franz Niederberger
Delbert Rothenbuehler
Shorewood Girl Marilyn Goetz Aims for Commercial Pilot License
Miss Marilyn Goetz of Shorewood holds a pilot license and works at Curtis-Wright airfield near Milwaukee. She plans to obtain a commercial license while continuing flying lessons and has studied in Mexico City and at the University of Wisconsin. Her father is with Nash Kelvinator in Milwaukee and she is secretary for a sales firm at the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Goetzes
Llth Street
Marilyn Goetz
William Goetz
E. Kensington Blvd
Shorewood
Wis
Curtis-Wright
Milwaukee
Miss Goetz
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Shorewood Herald
Texas
Mexico City
Mexico City College
University of Wisconsin
Friendship Circle Juda Holds Christmas Party At Juda High
Friendship Circle Juda Homemakers held their annual Christmas party at the Juda high school Friday night with over 100 members and relatives attending. A 7 p.m. buffet preceded a program featuring color slides by Paul Matzke and music by Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Tingley. Rev. C J Tingley gave the invocation and benediction. An exchange of gifts and a children’s tree were part of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle Juda
Friendship Circle of Juda
Paul Matzke
Germany
Italy
France
Belgium
Holland
Ervin Tingley
Beloit
C. J. Tingley
Brooklyn man fined for family disturbance at farm home
Davis Pernot of Brooklyn Township, 55, was fined $12 plus costs in Justice Court for charges arising from a family disturbance at a farm home the previous night. He was held in jail overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Pernot
Brooklyn
Justice Court
Pernot
Dakota Home Bureau Holds All Day Gathering
An all day meeting of the Dakota Home Bureau unit convened at Mrs. Raymond Kaiser’s home. Activities included making wood fiber corsages guided by Mrs. Faye Marvin, a noon potluck, a lesson on special occasion clothing by Mrs. Edith Huffian, and the reveal of Secret Sisters with grab bag gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Bureau
Orangeville
Dakota Home Bureau
Raymond Kaiser
Faye Marvin
Edith Huffian
Koffee Klutch Homemakers Hold Christmas Party
Koffee Klutch Homemakers met at Mrs. Charles Swenson home for a Christmas party and program of games exchange of gifts and a share a dish luncheon. Special awards went to Mrs. Frances Seff-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koffee Klutch South
Wayne
Koffee Klutch Homemakers Club
Charles Swenson
Frances Seff
Brother of Rev Orians to show bird films at library
G Harrison Orians, Toledo, brother of Rev Howard L Orians, will present his film “By Eric's Changing Shores” at the Monroe Nature Club meeting tomorrow at 8 pm in the library Green room. The program features shore and song birds, underwater creatures, and Lake Erie shore transformations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Harrison Orians
Toledo
Howard L. Oraisa
Eric
Monroe Nature Club
Lake Erie
G.harrison Orians
Rev. Orians
Albert Lea
Minn
Yosemite National Park
University of Toledo
Rev
Orians
North Central College
4 H Dairy School Planned Here Monday
Green County 4 H members parents and leaders will gather at Turner hall Monday afternoon for a dairy school starting 1 30 PM. Assistant county agricultural agent Leslie F Huber announced Prof Glen Vergeront of the University of Wisconsin will speak on selecting feeding and care of the dairy animal in club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Turner Hall
Leslie F. Huber
Glen Vergeront
University of Wisconsin
Huber
Marty Marty graduates from auctioneering school in Mason City
New Glarus resident Marty Wood, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Marty of Argyll, completes studies at Reisch American School of Auctioneering in Mason City Iowa. He previously took extension courses at Kepppert Auctioneering College in Decatur Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Woodrow Marty
Floyd Marty
Argyle
Reisch American School of Auctioneering
Mason City
Marty
Reppert Auctioneering College
Decatur
Ind
Air Medal Awarded to Lt Earl Moore for 75 Korea Missions
First Lt Earl James Moore of Stevens Point a former University of Wisconsin basketball player received the Air Medal with cluster for completing 75 missions as an infantry air liaison officer in Korea on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Earl James Moore
Stevens Point
University of Wisconsin
Korea
Immanuel Yule Pageant Planned Sunday Evening
The Immanuel church orchestra under Allan F. Barnard will perform Christmas music at 7 10 p.m. before a Sunday school pageant depicting the shepherds and Wise Men with Mary and Joseph. Final practice is scheduled for tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. with a Christmas party to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Church Orchestra
Allan F. Barnard
Richard H. Bahr
H. S. Stauffacher
Clara ZumBrunnen
Sonja Coplien
Mary Jane Johnson
Mary
Joseph
David Babler
Jane Ruf
Dennis Hunt
Early Pulkrabek
Nathan Rineart
Sally Ruf
Grace Ludwig
Janis Babler
Janet Kuebli
Timothy Baltzer
Lester Peter
Gene Wagner
Three Kings
Walter Schroeder
Donald Timm
LaVerne Schmerse
Lyndon C. Viel
Kathleen Baltzer
Wilson Bear
Linda Fritz
Linda Beutel
Shirley Brunkow
Susan Hoffman
Ronald Odegaard
Carol Trekheld
Richard Coplien
Linda Holcomb
Phyllis Mohns
Dianne Norder
Charles Priewe
Glen Slinde
Carol Wyss
Terry Kubly
Gary Cummings
Terry Cummings
Notable Local Residents Listed in Social Column
The social column names residents including Lyman Pitkin, Clarence Schultz, Harold F. Binkley, Victor Marean, Virgil Brunkow, Clarence Gissing, Russell Schultz, Milo Miller, Jacob Rupp Jr. and Mrs or Misses George Ann Pulkrabek, Helen Ann Stauffacher, Doris Haman, Janet Blum, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stauffacher
Beverly Witt
Fred Ross
Sharon Ware
Jane Mitchell
Janice Benkett
Joan Trumpy
Peggy Chambers
Mary Lous Shultz
Curtis Schwerin
Marlene Bainbridge
Poinsetta
Sharon
Sherry Coplien
Joann Kohl
Betty Mohns
Jane Hoffman
Nancy Fritz
Lois Ann Goodmiller
Anita Prien
Janet Rupp
Nancy Schutt
Jeanette Fiedler
Mary Bear
Carol Blum
Virginia Campbell
Mary Erickson
Shirley Kohl
Joyce Matzke
Patty Miller
Christ Child
Gary Bilackbourn
Sally Simpson
Marilyn Burrington
Clarence Schultz
Robert Ruff
Pamela
Marsha Denney
Anita Blackbourn
John Fritsch
Donald Heeren
Carol Brunkow
Terry Coplien
Marilyn Schultz
Ann Goecks
Linda Goecks
Greta Pitkin
Mariella Johnson
Sally Kubly
Lowell Stuessy
Kay Chambers
Cheryl Whitehead
Mickey Baltzer
Gary Coplien
Howard L. Orians
Armac d Albright
Russell Matzke
Helen Ninneman
Howard L. Or
Ians
Lyman Pitkin
Harold F. Binkley
Victor Marean
Virgil Brunkow
Clarence Gissing
Russell Schultz
Milo Miller
Jacob Rupp Jr
George Ann Pulkrabek
Helen Ann Stauffacher
Doris Haman
Janet Blum
Roy Peter
Gen Larkin to retire as Army assistant chief of staff for supply
Washington Army says Lt Gen Thomas B Larkin will retire December 31. The Grant County native has held the post since March 1950 and will be succeeded by Lt Gen Lewiston B Palmer, former commander of the 10th Corps in Korea.
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Washington
Army
Thomas B. Larkin
Larkin
Louisburg
Grant County
Wis
Lewiston B. Palmer
10Th Corps
Korea
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Monroe,Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Mormree Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
Ringling
I Dean
Evening Times
Howard Sutherland
James Lewis
Exeter Township
Wallace Tilley
Albany
George Sadler
Albany Cemetery
Janesville
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
J. Pierpont Morgan
Trust
United States Steel Corp
William van Schaick
Sing Sing
Red Cross
John C. Chadwick
Edmonton
M. T. Gapen
Gottlieb Ott
Benjamin
News of the Homemakers
Road
Arthur Beeck
Clinton Seffrood
Mallory
Poakerts A
Schuetzos
Larry Kubly
Alan Martini
Jane Horner
James Roth
Boys In the Shepherd Choir
Thomas Howe
William Mauermann
James Mauermann
Kurt McCulley
Eugene Salzwedel
Terry Wenger
James Erickson
Ronnie Martini
Delbert Amans
David Kuebli
Nathan Schmerse
Alan Babler
Ernest Beutel
David Fahs
Richard Bahr
Terry Elefson
Larry Hoover
Thomas Kuebli
Wendell Matzke
Duane Rhinehart
James
Star
Gary Amans
Susan _ Kirchner
Claire Kubly
Carol Mitchell
Shirley Mohns
Barbara Boss
Roger Brunkow
Jame Trumpy
Herman Beutel
Nathan Phillips
Sandra Babler
Frances Bear
Frieda Bear
Janis Miller
Luann Stauffacher
Karen Feldt
Luann Prien
Judy Stauffacher
Little Angel Choir
Alice Humer
David Brown
Edward Holcomb
Doran Eaton
Peggy Prien
Stephen Kirchner
Cindy Stuessy
Christine Benkett
William Tertin
David Beutel
John Trumpy
Ronald Mauermann
Richard Pulkrabek
Linda Holmes
Brenda
Glenda Priewe
Linda Matzke
Carol Trumpy
William Bacon
Thomas Elmer
Beth Matzke
Lanz Agency
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
Grant
Chatham Electric Blanket
Etter’s
Phone 93
Miller’s
Uta Rae OE Ge
MME
Walla
Miller's
FED
TAX
Jewelry
Oshkosh
Johnston
the Chocolate Shop
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