Gonstead Opens New Chiropractic Clinic in Monroe
On his 25th anniversary M. J. Gonstead starts operations in a new 21 by 90 foot clinic at 8th street and 18th avenue with open house set for Sunday from 2 to 6 p m. The facility includes three adjusting rooms X ray lab reception and ten dressing rooms.
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M. J. Gonstead Clinic
8Th Street
18Th Avenue
M. J. Gonstead
Holland Manor
Alvin F. Rote Co
New Clinic
Mt. Horeb
Gonstead
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Montroe
Citizens Bank
Eugene Hotel
Syndicate
L1th Street
Deaconess Hospital
Ella Holland
Joyce Speich
Myrtle Bahe
Curtiss
Palmer School
Monroe
Gonstead Clinic
United States
Europe
Chiropractic Roentgenologists Association
National Chiropractic Association
Wisconsin Chiropractic Association
Brodhead Gas Co Damaged by Blaze
Firefighters battled a blaze that damaged the Brodhead Gas Co service store on Exchange Square. The roof and rear room were burned, two used stoves in the back room were ruined, and damage amounted to several hundred dollars. The building is owned by Lowell Ringen.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Gas Co
Exchange Square
Lowell Ringen
Fribourg City Council Cancels Queen Contest
Fribourg, Switzerland the City Council banned the Miss Fribourg 1955 election in a statement calling such events vanity driven and not a fair measure of beauty. The move marks a halt to the contest in the largest Catholic city.
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Fribourg City
Fribourg
Switzerland
Veteran of MRP Gets Cabinet Call
Paris dispatch reports President Rene Coty named Pierre Pflimlin of the Popular Republican Movement for consultations on forming a new French government after Antoine Pinay failed to assemble a majority. Mendes France resigned after a confidence vote defeat. Pinay lacked sufficient backing from Socialists and Communists and from the Assembly.
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Paris
Rene Coty
Pierre Pflimlin
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Coty
Pflimlin
Antoine Pinay
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Pinay
MPR
Assembly
Deadline for Reporting ACP Practices Feb 21
The county ASC office announced that February 21 is the final date for reporting performance of 1954 Agricultural Conservation Program practices. Farmers who completed approved practices by December 31, 1954 should report findings to the county office at 1518 Ith Street and seek extensions if not yet completed.
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ASC
Llth Street
Holstein Breeders to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
The county Holstein Breeders Association will hold its annual meeting next Thursday at 8 p.m. in Turner Hall to elect officers. Delegates will be named for the state convention February 21 and 22 in La Crosse. Current officers are Herbert E. Huffman president Frank Trumpy vice president and Kenneth Hartwig secretary treasurer.
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County Holstein Breeders Association
Turner Hall
la Crosse
Herbert E. Huffman
Frank Trumpy
Kenneth Hartwig
Pope Pius XII Described as Fairly Good
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII in a fairly good condition according to his personal physician. The statement notes enough stability to justify a sense of immediate tranquility at the Vatican.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Police Speed Trap Snags Locomotive in Louisville
A Louisville police memo reveals a risky speed trap using two electric cables across a spur track. At 9:45 p m a switch engine without lights hit the cable, cutting it as three officers note the impractical setup and own actions.
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Louisville
Lloyd Chaudoin
Orville Trinkle
Billy Epperson
Russell Slinger
Mrs. Proxmire Granted Divorce in Nevada Case
In Reno Nevada District Judge Grant Bowen grants Mrs. Elsie Rockefeller Proxmire a divorce from William Proxmire on grounds of mental cruelty. The decision includes a sealed property and custody agreement for Theodore Stanley seven and Elsie five. Proxmire, son of a Lake Forest physician, had sought the Wisconsin governorship and has avoided comment on the split.
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Reno
Nev
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Grant Bowen
Theodore Stanley
Elsie
Stock Prices Climb From All-time Highs
New York stocks rose after Wednesday's all time AP average high. U S Steel General Motors Chance Vought Aircraft General Dynamics Radio Corp Homestake Mining Du Pont New York Central Texas Co Royal Dutch Petroleum U S Gypsum led gains with higher levels.
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New York
Associated Press
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chance Vought Aircraft
General Dynamics
Radio Corp
Homestake Mining
du Pont
New York Central
Texas Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
U. S. Gypsum
Wisconsin Assembly Moves To Reconsider Daylight Time Referendum
The Wisconsin Assembly clears a path to revisit daylight saving time with a referendum set for April. Vote reversals blocked Windrow's bill to institute daylight time without a referendum as rural and agricultural interests clash over the change.
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Madison
Assembly
Mark Catlin
Wisconsin
Appleton
Greco
Milwaukee
Catlin
Windrow
D-Cadahy
Merged Unions To Launch Drive For Single Federation
AFL and CIO plan a massive organizing drive after agreeing to merge into a 15 million member federation. George Meany and Walter Reuther expect the merger by year end with Meany as president and Schnitzler as treasurer. Initial focus targets chemicals plastics and textiles.
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Miam!t
Seach
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
AFL
George Meany
Walter Reuther
Meany
William Schnitzler
Air Force Colonel Convicted Over Misuse of Equipment
Col. Robert V. D. Dunn of Kokomo Indiana was convicted on four of six charges in a court martial for misuse of Air Force planes and personnel. He forfeits $150 of monthly pay for one year and was reprimanded. He planned to use half tracks in a mechanics course at Laredo Base and later at his Indiana farm.
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Laredo
Tex
Robert V. D. Dunn
Air Force
Kokomo, Ind
Harrisburg
Kokomo
Dunn
Laredo Air Force Base
Indiana
Feed Per Acre Contest Planned at Grassland Meeting
A feed per acre contest was approved to replace old grassland projects. The decision came at a New Glarus dinner of the county Grassland Association executive committee with attendees Palmer Welsh William Hillestad Edwin Klass y James Divall Kenneth Allen Myron Jeglum Nic Calabresa. A countywide meeting at 8 p.m. next Thursday at the New ee hotel will elect officers and review conservation and total practices.
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County Grassland Association
New Glarus
Palmer Welsh
William Hillestad
Edwin Klassy
James Divall
Juda
Kenneth C. Allen
Myron E. Jeglum
Nic F. Calabresa
Newee
Sharp Resistance Seen New Soviet Plan Stirring Satellite Uproar
Western diplomats in Vienna foresee trouble in East Europe as Moscow shifts back to a Stalin era focus on heavy industry. They expect renewed underground resistance in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria, with potential use of terror to suppress unrest.
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Vienna
Russia
East
Europe
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
V. M. Molotov
Reds
Manpower Cut Debate Divides Democrats and Allies
House Democratic Leader McCormack argues against proposed Army manpower reductions while Sen. Russell notes congressional limits and potential concerns. Eisenhower defends cuts aiming for a 2 850 000 active force in mid 1956 with 173 000 fewer in the Army, as Senate and House panels press for reconsideration.
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Washington
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Sen. Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
United States
Duff
Pennsylvania
Flanders
Vermont
Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Police Report Car Stolen During Night
Monroe police investigated a reported theft of a car from a parking spot across from the Armory. Nathan Marty of 1707 9th street filed the complaint, noting the vehicle disappeared overnight. Previously reported thefts were later found when the drivers forgot their parking locations.
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Monroe
Nathan Marty
9Th Street
Swiss Towns Flooded as Rains Trigger Landslides
Heavy rains caused floods and landslides across Swiss regions. Isolated villages reported, with transportation disrupted and emergency services mobilized.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Unusual mail requests help for a stray dog
A note from today’s mail asks readers to aid Cookie, a black cocker spaniel from Freeport dumped near Monroe. The note seeks loving care, feeding, warmth, and contact to reunite with the owner or the helper who can shelter the dog.
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Cookie
Freeport
Monroe
Gunman and teen victim die after high speed car chase
Constance Cobb a 17 year old Milltown high school student died in a crash on the Pulaski Skyway after Leonard Pasco 23 who had forced her to drive him fled from police. Pasco was captured briefly then fled and engaged in a renewed crime spree before the fatal collision.
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Jersey City
N. J.P
Constance Cobb
Milltown
New Brunswick
Leonard Pasco
Bound Brook
Constance
Pasco
Hudson County
Pulaski
Hylan Petri
North Brunswick Township
Miss Pasco
Miss Cobb
Route 1
Evacuation of Nationalist Troops and Civilians From Tachens
U S transports evacuated civilians from Yushan and Pishan near the Tachens while troops and supplies were withdrawn. Nationalists maintained a northern Formosa defense as three small islands were evacuated, and a garrison on Nanchisan was to remain. US 7th Fleet protected the withdrawal amid fighting and explosions on the Tachens.
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Taipei
China
Defense Ministry
Yushan Islands
Pishan
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Nanchishan
Tachens
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S. 7Th Fleet
East China Sea
Yu Shan
Nanchisan
Jim Becker
Becker
Yikiangshan
Carr Bill Seeks To Cut Jefferson County From 12th Judicial District
A bill by Senator Peter Carr would remove Jefferson County from the 12th Judicial District, leaving Rock and Green Counties in the circuit and creating a separate Rock County circuit due to Judge Harry S. Fox rarely visiting for calendar cases.
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State Senate
Peter Carr
Janesville
Jefferson County
Rock and Green County
Rock County
Harry S. Fox
Cheese Trade Steady as Demand Holds in Wisconsin Market
Wisconsin cheese market today shows steady tone with fair demand and light trade. Offerings are ample to heavy with selling prices across cheddar and moisture basis ranges, per state assembly points and car lots.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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ZumBrunnen
Tachen Islands
Harold A. Pederson
Monroe High School
Pederson
Conservation Department
Afl-Cio
Stalin
Malenkov
U.S
Chiang
Lorenzo Sherwood Sabin Jr
Liu Lien-yi
Liu
Carr
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