Leaders in Green County 4 H Recognized at Banquet
More than 100 Green County 4 H leaders and extension officials gathered at Monroe Country Club for the annual 4 H leader recognition banquet. Pins and certificates honored long service with several members named for 10 to 18 years. Rev A P Anderson delivered the keynote as officers prepared to be elected and retiring leaders were thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Agriculture Committee
Monroe Country Club
R. J. Douglas
Spring Grove Township
Conrad Elmer
Dutch Hollow
John Morgenthaler
Albany Club
Harvey Elmer
Mt. Pleasant
Herbert Scherer
Monroe Ag
Henry V. Baebler
Marvin Malkow
Decatur
Rev
Anderson
Jacob Hoesly
Smiley Club
John Rosheisen
Spring Grove
A. P. Anderson
Argyle
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Monroe
Ben Zim
Jacob Bisegger
Clara Severson
Albany
Argue
Albert Deppeler
William Blum
Adolph Brunner
Alvin Kubly
Ernest Brunner
Browntown
Raymond Montgomery
Morgan Johnson
G. E. Swiggum
Jake Senn Jr
Theda May
Clarence Moyer
Clarno
Forrest Briggs
Arleigh Frautschy
Clarence Schultz
Edward Hartwig
Conrad Blanc
Walter G. Timm
Michael McGuire
Dayton
John Bollig
Cloyce Hollis
Fred Schindler
Henry Ruppert
Davis
Alfred Trumpy
Ed Kaderly
Ed Flanagan
Fred Ochsner
George Schwartzlow
Ben Zimmerli
Harvey Mauerman
Ira Williams
E. O. Lee
Glen Walter
John Mahlikuch
Nelson Christensen
Ullom
Max Rinehart
Oscar Drye
Lester Witt
John Blumer
Earl Geigel
John Bergum
Ervin Coplien
Chester Stauffacher
Green County Center
Montgomery Chesebro
Richard Smith
Lydia Hilliard
Chester Dillon
Charles Jones
Fred T. Burgzy
Hiawatha
Harold Blumer
William Leopold
Kendal Digman
Ci Amacher
John Vogel
Fred Friedrichs
Christischanz
Jolly
Karl Burkhalter
Paul Hollis
Herman King
George Lange
William King
Fay Brewer
Lyman Schultz
Robert
Chamber Hears Fluorine Report On Water Fluoridation
The Chamber hears Dr. J. F. Caradine present fluoridation facts to reduce childhood dental decay. The board approves outreach to the Parent Teacher Association and City Council while shifting committee roles and planning future events and a Kiwanis Christmas party summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mee
Monroe Hotel
J. F. Caradine
Wisconsin Cheese Market Shows Weak Demand and Light Trade
Wisconsin domestic Swiss and cheddar markets remain barely steady to weak with quiet trade. Prices show light demand and rising inventories, with selling ranges roughly 41 to 51 cents per pound across grades and brands.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Monroe to mail 1953 tax bills and begin payments
City Treasurer Helen L. Gempeler announced that real estate and personal property tax bills for 1953 will be mailed starting tomorrow with collections beginning Friday. Residential bills will be sent by mail and payments accepted at the Eugene hotel annex from 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 4. The city expects about 3 300 parcels for 2 000 owners, totaling around 94 000.36 by July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Helen L. Gempeler
Eugene Hotel
Gempeler
Katherine Legler
Water
Marie Geigel
Court House
City Hall
Everett Keel
Rotation points raised for rear area troops in Korea
Tokyo reports rear area units in Korea must accumulate 40 rotation points for homeward movement, up from 38, while front troops retain nine months' service and 36 points. Clark cites lack of replacements. Pentagon pressure earlier raised rotation from 36 to 38 on Oct. 22.
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Korea
Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
U. S
Japan
Clark
Far Eastern
Washington
Pentagon
Draft To Include Men at 19 Again In Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin draft boards will resume inducting 19 year olds in February as national headquarters directs 1094 inductees from Wisconsin. Lt Col Bentley Courtenay says the order aims to fill calls with registrants 20 and older and only use oldest 19 year olds if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Bentley Courtenay
Selective Service
National Headquartrs
Yes
Freed Atom Spy Has No Regrets
Dr. Alan Nunn May, once the Wests first atom spy, emerged from hiding to declare he acted rightly. He was released from prison after serving time and said he seeks to restart life by doing useful scientific work for Britain and mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atom Spy
London
Alan Nunn May
West
Tone
Ralph
Chalfont St. Peter
Germany
Japan
Auto Stocks Rise as Chrysler Leads Market Rally
New York traders saw Chrysler surge 2 to 3 points to a yearly high while General Motors and Studebaker also posted fractional gains. The rest of the auto list rose modestly with most stocks up fractions and losses limited to fractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Studebaker
U.S. Tightens Import Limits on Dairy Products
The Agriculture Department imposes restrictions under the Defense Production Act to curb imports of dried milk products, aiming to bolster U.S. dairy prices after foreign competition spurred a drop in butter cheese and dried milks. Quotas are set for dried whole milk dried buttermilk and dried cream, with earlier bans on butter imports and limits on cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
U. S
Rose Bowl Forecast Calls for Cool Sunny Weather
New York weather forecasts for Thursday bowl games expect cool sunny conditions at Pasadena for the Rose Bowl after rain clears by morning. Sugar Bowl in New Orleans and Cotton Bowl in Dallas forecast partly cloudy or mild with possible rain late afternoon. Orange Bowl in Miami and Gator Bowl in Jacksonville expect partly cloudy and cool or mild conditions.
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New York
Pasadena
New Orleans
Dallas
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Pope Denounces Red Persecutions Encyclical Attacks Churches Behind Iron Curtain
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII issuing a bitter encyclical denouncing persecution of Oriental Rite Catholic churches behind the Iron Curtain. He cites Bulgaria Romania and Soviet Ukraine, noting bishops and priests condemned or targeted, and condemns Communist efforts to banish sacred rites from public life. The message omits Yugoslavia.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Bulgaria
Eugene Bossilkoff
Nicopolis
Romania
Soviet
Ukraine
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Vatican
Mild Weather Clears State Streets After Snowfall
A surprise snowfall coated the southern third of the state causing slick roads. Warmer conditions today melt and thin the snow, aiding traffic and street clearing, with temps rising toward the mid thirties. Tomorrow’s low may dip below 20 degrees with little temperature change expected.
Spies Reported At Wendover Base In 1945 Enola Gay Crew
Col. Paul W. Tibbets said spies were arrested near the Wendover Utah base where the Enola Gay crew trained for the 1945 Hiroshima mission. He did not name the nations or reveal their fate, noting agents were captured in the surrounding area but not inside the base. The disclosure followed a private screening attended by Pentagon officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul W. Tibbets
Enola Gay
Hiroshima
Wendover
Utah
Hisory
Eral
Tibbets
Manhattan
Pentagon
Air Force
Finletter
Perdue Urges Lower Butterfat for Butter
William Perdue of the Pure Milk Producers Cooperative renews a proposal to cut the legal butterfat requirement from 80 percent to cut butter prices. He argues state and national action is needed to meet competition and address declining per capita butter use. The co op board backs the idea though general membership has not approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
William Perdue
Pure Milk Products Cooperative
Perdue
Rotary Club
Co-Op Board of Directors
McCarthy Receives Six World War II Medals
Senator McCarthy was awarded six medals by the Marine Corps for his World War II service as a Marine air combat intelligence officer. Col. John Lanigan presented the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal and four additional Air Medals in lieu of further awards. McCarthy recalled serving in the Pacific from February 1942 to July 1944 and believed his discharge occurred in early 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
McCarthy
John Lanigan
Fifth Reserve Marine District
Secretary of Navy
Dan Kimball
Truman
Pacific
Lanigan
Mrs. Arnsmeier 76 Dies in Davis Illinois
Services for Mrs. William Arnsmeier 76 of Davis Illinois who died at her home yesterday will be held at her residence Thursday at 1 30 pm and at 2 pm at the Davis Methodist church. Burial will be in Davis cemetery. She was sister to Ulrich Brunkow Monroe Adam Brunkow Darlington and Mrs Morris Chambers Darlington. She leaves her husband a retired stock buyer and farmer and several nieces and nephews in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnsmeier
Davis
Ill
Davis Methodist Church
Davis Cemetery
Arnsmeier
Ulrich Brunkow
Monroe
Adam Brunkow
Darlington
Morris Chambers
Large wave of East Germans flee to West Berlin in 1952
More than 100000 East Germans left their homes and arrived in West Berlin during 1952, according to authorities in the city.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Allies Regain Chorwon Front Positions After Counterattack
Allied troops recaptured frozen outposts near Chorwon on the western front after a night assault by about 225 Chinese Communist forces. Roughly 30 Communists were killed and 100 wounded. Allies endured snow and low visibility while air operations pressured front-line targets.
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Seoul
Chorwon
Eighth Army
North Korea
Kumhwa
Sniper
Jane Russell Knob
Triangle Hill
Rocky Point
Sniper Ridge
Far East Air Force
Okinawa
Taegam
Pyongyang
Wage Increase Talks Open For Police And Street Dept
City officials discuss a possible $35 per month raise for police and street department workers. Alderman Floyd Matzke chairs the police and safety committee and plans a joint proposal after meetings with the Board of Public Works to align wage scales before presenting to the City Council for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Matzke
Board of Public Works
Matzke
House Probers Hear Fear Of Data On U N Subversives
Justice Department official Roy M. Cohn testified that Americans with known Communist ties still work for the United Nations. He cited delays in releasing a grand jury report, saying concerns about politics influenced decisions and that several U N staff faced questions about loyalty.
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House
Washington
Justice Department
United Nations
Roy M. Cohn
Atty
McGranery
State Department
Cohn
David Weintraub
U. N
Grand Jury
Lane
Acheson
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Joseph P. Kelly
Joseph A. Cahil
Charles J. Harsany
Corinne L. Geist
Max M. Zimmerman
U. S
Six Feared Dead In Chicago Blaze
Three men and a woman died in a South Side furniture store and warehouse fire after an explosion. Fire Marshal Corrigan put damage at 100000 to 150000 dollars. Bodies of two men and a woman were found in the General Furniture Co building at 6155 South Halsted Street. additional employees and two unknown women were reported in the basement.
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Chicago
South Side
Michael J. Corrigan
General Furniture Co
South Halsted Street
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Lyle F. Sickinger
W. Howard Smith
E. E. Eckstam
Milton K. Johnson
John H. Usher
Chamber
Yale
Johnson
Kiwanis Chamber
Harold A. Blumer
Industrial Development Committee
Blumer
Caradine
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Justice Aide
Rock Island
Ijl
Argus
AFL International Typographical Union
Perry Mason
Mason
U.S
Davis, Il
U.N. Red
Bulletin
Charles Murray
Ross Malone
Myles Lane
Southern District of
State and Justice Departments
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