Fluoridation Debate At North School PTA
Dr. John A. Schindler urged fluoridation as safe and protective for teeth at a North school PTA meeting attended by over 100. Opponent Kenneth C. Cronk warned of long term risks and cited city examples removing fluoridation. Wisconsin cities with fluoridated water were listed by Schindler.
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Monroe
John A. Schindler
North School
PTA
M. J. Gonstead
Kenneth C. Cronk
Palmer School of Chiropractics
Davenport
Schindler
Paul W. Phillips
University of Wisconsin
Crank
Cronk
Wisconsin
Argyle
Belleville
Beloit
Cuba City
Darlington
Mt. Horeb
New Glarus
Orfordville
Dodgeville
Evansville
Oregon
Janesville
John H. Usher
The
County Dental Society
Joseph G. Urban
Middleton Monroe Tilt Tickets on Sale at 6 15
T R Holyoke athletic director at Monroe high school said 134 tickets for the Middleton Monroe basketball game go on sale at 6 15 today at the school ticket office. Tickets are held for out of town patrons and local residents who failed to purchase them previously and are expected to sell quickly. The varsity game at 8 p m follows a B game and will decide the Badger Conference championship.
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T. R. Holyoke
Monroe High School
Middleton-Monroe
Holyoke
House approves 25000 pay raise for Congress and judges
Congress moves toward a $25,000 annual pay for members of Congress federal judges and key officials after the House passed the bill 283 to 118. The Senate plans its version with a $22,500 to $25,000 range and expects action next week amid broad support from leaders in both parties.
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House
Senate
Washington
Congress
U. S
Sen. Clements
D-Ky
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sen. George
D-Ga
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Halleck
Rand
Draft for Swiss cheese grading exemption drafted in Madison
A proposed amendment to Wisconsin cheese grading removes the block Swiss reference and allows rindless Swiss to be graded by dealers under state supervision. The measure, prepared by Fred Griffith, awaits legislative introduction by Sen. Robert Travis and Assemblyman Harry Keegan after discussions with Lakeshire M arty Co. and producer associations.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Robert Travis
Harry A. Keegan
Fred Griffith
State Department
Raymond R. Kubly
Lakeshire-Marty Co
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Fred Krebs
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Harvey Thew
Stocks Edge Higher In Selective Trading
New York stocks advanced in selective trading with gains of one to two points and small losses near a point. General Dynamics traded widely from three points down to about two points up while Chance Vought showed large moves. American Telephone started lower then rose and Zenith Radio climbed four to five points.
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New York
General Dynamics
Chance Vought
Zenith Radio
Witness Denies Orders to POWs in Nugent Trial
Lt Col John J Dunn a prosecution witness testifies Nugent did not authorize American prisoners to attend anti American peace meetings at Camp No 7 Chungan North Korea The nine colonel court martial continues with defense calls planned Brig Gen M O Perry and Lt Col Harry Fleming expected to testify Nugent faces up to life imprisonment if convicted.
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M. O. Perry
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
Nugent
Harry Fleming
Racine
Ft. Leonard Wood
Col. Dunn
Donald L. Manes Jr
Camp No. 7
Chungan
North Korea
Dunn
United States
Wisconsin Senate Shelves Daylight Time Vote
After a lengthy wrangle the Wisconsin Senate shelved daylight saving measures, sending several bills back to committee. Milwaukee and Lake Geneva proposals advanced briefly before a unanimous consent maneuver moved them off the calendar again. The session also approved a school funding constitutional amendment and heard other measures including tax relief for Frank Lloyd Wright’s Spring Green studio and a bridge plan near Superior.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Committee On Governmental and Veterans Affairs
Senate
Milwaukee
Merten
Milwaukee County Board
Trinke
Lake Geneva
Assembly
Padrutt
Chippewa Falls
Governmental Affairs Cour ‘Oe
Legislative Council
Frank Lloyd Wright
Spring Green
University of Wisconsin
Superior
Minnesota
Six Teens Escape Injury In County Accident
Six teenagers narrowly escaped serious injury when their car left a gravel road one mile from Highway 69 near the A A Benkett farm and rolled over twice at 1 a m. Police identified the driver as Ray W Smout Route 1 Albany with passengers Gerald D Patty Albany Gerald Waelti Helen and Ramona Walters and Eileen Kraus Monroe. The crash occurred after they had been skating at Evansville and were returning home.
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Highway 69
A. A. Benkett Farm
Ray W. Smout
Route 1
Albany
Gerald D. Patty
Gerald Waelti
Helen
Ramona Walters
Eileen Kraus
Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Evansville
Fire in Montreal apartment kills 11
A blaze swept the top floors of a 75 year old brick apartment house in central Montreal Wednesday night killing 11 people and injuring a dozen others.
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Montreal
1955 Cheese Day date set for September 10
Green County Cheese Day Inc directors choose Saturday September 10 1955 for the event to maximize outside attendance. Elsie the Borden cow and its parade train are expected to appear, with plans for parade concessions publicity and a warmup program on September 9.
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Green County
Green County Cheese Day, Inc
Crandall Oil Co
New Glarus
D. A. Crandall
Crandall
Borden Co
Elsie
Borden
Woman Who Helped Puccini in Madame Butterfly Feared Dead
YOKOHAMA Japan The woman who provided Puccini with Japanese melodies for Madame Butterfly is missing and feared dead in a fire that destroyed a Catholic old women's home. Mrs Hisako Oyama 85 widow of Tsunasuke Oyama former Japanese minister to Italy in 1899 relatives identify a body as hers.
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Yokohama
Japan
Hisako Oyama
Tsunasuke Oyama
Italy
Oyama
Pineau Sees Nominees Withdraw From De Gaulle Group
Christian Pineau faced a setback as three of his 36 cabinet nominees withdrew at their party's request. All three were supporters of Gen. Charles de Gaulle causing Pineau to scramble for replacements and delaying the plan to seek parliamentary approval.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
Charles de Gaulle
Pineau
National Assembly
Nan
Benson Sees Farm Price Shock Passed and Stability Ahead
Secretary Benson told Congress the largest wartime farm price shock has passed and producers are in a period of comparative stability. He urged lawmakers to avoid altering federal farm programs and favored continuing the existing dairy support plan despite calls for higher price supports.
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Washington
Benson
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
GOP
Senate
Rock City Bank Robbery Suspect Indicted in Federal Case
Boyd E. Gramsch of Seward indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago on bank robbery charges for the Rock City Bank theft of 1770 and an attempted robbery at the German-American State Bank in German Valley. He was arrested Jan 25, held on 20000 bond in Freeport, faces possible death penalty under federal law. He allegedly forced assistant cashier Marion Hoover to accompany him and was arraigned after returning a rented car.
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Boyd E. Gramsch
Seward
Chicago
Rock City
German Valley
Gramsch
Rockford
FBI
Freeport
Stephenson County
U. S
Frank McGarr
German Valley Bank
Eichorst Chosen Scout Group Head
Irving J. Eichorst of Monticello was named chairman of the Valley District Advancement Committee of the Boy Scouts at the district committee meeting in the L. A. Koenig office. The group will conduct boards of review as needed across the district with members from Albany Juda Monroe New Glarus and Monticello. The district committee includes 32 scouters and the next meeting is set for April 13 in Monroe.
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Irving J. Eiihorst
Monticello
Valley District Advancement Committee
Boy Scouts
L. A. Koenig
Robert Hoesly
New Glarus
Robert Cloudy
Albany
Nat G. Preston
Monroe
J. H. Greuenwald
Juda
Calvin Schuler
Frederick Voegels
Koenig
Wayne Vanderbilt
Domenic Bongiorno
Glen P. Ude
William Hillestad
Voegeli
Paul L. Thompson
Argyle
Swiss to Try Four Anti Reds in Neutral Switzerland
Bern declares the four anti communists who seized the Romanian legation will stand trial in Switzerland. They attacked the legation killing chauffeur Aurel Sdeu and held police at bay for two days before some surrendered. Extradition to Romania is rejected as Switzerland cites territorial status and no extradition treaty.
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Bern
Switzerland
Bucharest
Romania
Legation
Aurel Sdeu
London Wants Chiang To Yield Offshore Islands
British and American officials clashed over Formosa as John Foster Dulles rejected Eden's suggestion that Chinese Nationalists evacuate Quemoy and Matsu. Dulles warned surrender of coastal islands would not serve freedom, while Britain vowed to press for abandonment despite U S policy tensions.
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London
Formosa
U. S
John Foster Dulles
China
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Foreign Policy Association
New York
Quemoy
Matsu
Anthony Eden
Churchill
United States
Marlow
Reds
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Ivan J. Gobeli
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Nathan R. Leuzinger
Brodhead
Alvin L. Neuenschwander
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U.S
W. R. Schuetze
Harold S. Haworth
Clifford M. Fritz
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Fred Feutz Jr
Archie Myers Jr
Herman A. Stuessy
Dean Peterson
de Gaulle Group
Benson Surveys Outlook
Eichorst
Frankfurt
Chiang
Associated Press
James Marlow
Pescadores Islands
Pescadores
Eisenhower
Taenen Islands
Tachens
Ray E. Kundert
Gates, Weiss and Kramer
Builders Exchange
F. W. Dodge Co
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