Daylight Time Advisory Referendum Moves Forward
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a 67 to 31 resolution for an advisory daylight saving time referendum to voters this April pending Senate approval. The plan shifts focus from a mandatory referendum to gauge public feeling while lawmakers seek to end the debate and proceed to other business.
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Madison
Assembly
Catlin
Appleton
Lesseryoung
R-Fond du Lac
Senate
Lessel Young
Balks
Thomas Niles Dies in Illinois
Thomas Niles, 83, former Monroe resident and father of Charles J. Niles, died at 1 p m in a St Charles Illinois hospital. He lived with daughter Mrs Paul Johnson in Wheaton and had two surviving daughters Mrs Irene Van Dyke of Pasadena and another daughter. Burial plans await at Stuessy funeral home after services pending. his wife Edith Wagner Niles died in 1945.
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Thomas N. Niles
Charles J. Niles
Monroe
St. Charles
Niles
Paul Johnson
Wheaton
Ill
Edith Wagner
Charles F. Niles
Irene van Dyke
Pasadena
Calif
Stuessy Funeral Home
Cub Den Graduate Will Miss Those Boys
Mrs. Joe Volmary, graduating as Den Mother, reflects on three years shaping her Cub Den. Her son William Joseph and Allan Bacher, both Webelos, will advance to Boy Scout troops as she leaves with two other den members transferring to another den. The group notes arthritis and challenges, recalls Christmas gifts for their mother, and mentions the final Blue and Gold banquet at Pack 314 in St. John’s church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Volmary
William Joseph
Allan Bacher
Webolos
Mrs. Volmary
Allan Stauffacher
Gary Studer
Robert Jones
Student Killed Crossing Street in Milwaukee
Lawrence Lee Hemphill 18 of Pleasant Hill Indiana was fatally struck by a car while crossing a street early today. He was a student at the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
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Milwaukee
Lawrence Lee Hemphill
Pleasant Hill
Milwaukee School of Engineering
How To LIVE 365 Days A Year book review
Dr John A Schindler rolls out How To LIVE 365 Days A Year a guide addressing emotionally induced illness EII I and its causes and cures The Prentice Hall publication emphasizes enduring courage and mature living as paths to health It cites over 50 percent of illnesses as emotionally rooted and promises practical steps from Monroe Clinic experience to help readers live without sickness fear fatigue or nervous stress
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John A. Schindler
Prentice- Hall
Schindler
Dulles Defends Asia Policy At Manila Pact Talks
Secretary Dulles told eight nations at a secret Southeast Asia conference that the United States will uphold military obligations in the region and move quickly if needed. He urged an early meeting of military chiefs to plan defenses against Communist aggression and voiced guarded optimism about Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam. The Manila Pact members include U S Britain New Zealand Australia France the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan. A Formosa topic may arise in talks if time allows.
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Bangkok
United States
Far East
Dulles
U.S
Southeast Asia
U. S
Asia
Richard G. Casey
Australia
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Britain
New Zealand
France
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
Eden
Formosa
Zhukov Accuses U S Of Planning War In Open Speech
Moscow marshal Georgi Zhukov new defense minister accuses United States monopolists of preparing openly a new war against Russia and its allies in an Army and Navy Day address. He warns aggressive circles in the United States are building blocs and reviving German militarism while the Soviet people remain peace loving yet strong.
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Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Russia
United States
Red China
Zhuko
Eisenhower
Zhukov
Bindschaedler Funeral Friday announced for Mrs Regula Bindschaedler
Mrs Regula Bindschaedler 84 of 1117 12th street died at 5 20 am in St Clare hospital after a Dec 29 operation She was born Oct 17 1870 in Elm Canton Glarus Switzerland came to the United States in 1882 and lived in New Glarus Monticello Milwaukee Monroe and finally Monroe Surviving are three children one brother two sisters and two grandchildren Funeral services Friday at 2 pm at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul Kehle officiating Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery
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Regula Bindschaedler
12Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Bindschaedler
Elm
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Oswald
Suzanne Babler Zentner
Glarus
Monticello
Charles H. Bindschaedler
Milwaukee
Monroe
William Greub
Hannah Bindschaedler
R. W. Woelffer
Henry Zentner
St. Croix Falls
Fred Elmer
Herman Butts
Matawan
Minn
Royal W. Woelffer Jr
Betty Jane Woelffer
St. Charles
Faure Submits Plans for 21st Postwar French Government
Paris Premier Edgar Faure presented his program and prospective cabinet to the National Assembly seeking approval to lead France’s 21st postwar government. He aims to ratify Paris treaties rearming West Germany, pursue Big Four talks, and raise living standards through steady industrial growth and farm surplus distribution.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
France
Faure
West Germany
Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Antoine Pinay
Pierre Pflimlin
Christian Pineau
Faures
Assemy
Three New Fire Department Members Added on Probation
Three new members were added to the Monroe fire department on a one year probationary basis at last night s meeting. The recruits were Harold A Pederson Delivyn M Brandenburg and George McKeown. After the meeting the firefighters toured the Lakeshire Marty plant with Fred B Trickel arranging the details.
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Monroe
Tickets snapped up for Monroe Janelesville cage tourney
Ticket rush for the Monroe Janelesville tournament game on March 3 depleted the high school office supply. Athletic director T. R. Holyoke reported 137 on hand yesterday and 163 more expected, with 129 of the latter already promised. Final night Beloit tickets may be applied for after opening game results. Delavan eliminated Elk horn 65 64 in a sub regional playoff at Elkhorn, setting first round pairings for Elk horn March 3 as Burlington vs Kenosha and Delavan vs Mukwonogo.
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T. R. Holyoke
Holyoke
Beloit
Monroe
Lake Geneva
Delavan High
Elkhorn
WIAA
Burlington
Kenosha
Delavan
Mukwonogo
Directors Re-elected at Green County Farm Bureau Units
Directors of the Green County Farm Bureau Warehouse Co-op and the Green County Livestock Marketing Co-op were re-elected at their annual Turnerhall meetings. Re-elected warehouse directors were R. J. Douglas Juda William A. Brown Monroe Evert Green Brodhead Walter Preuti Albany. livestock directors Green E J Kaderly Juda Frank Bloom and Glenn Roderick Monroe. Service pins were awarded to Virgil Brunkow Milo H Miller Lois Miller Allen Ross Jasper Matzke Frank Ruehlew and Kermit Kammerer for years of service. Illinois Farm Supply Co manager Howard Elder spoke on advancing farming methods and horse farming advantages. Ray Stiedl noted increased Green County yard activity. Invocations opened the morning session and a box lunch was served to over 450 attendees.
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Green County Farm Bureau Warehouse Co
Green County Livestock Marketing Co-op
Turnerhall
R. J. Douglas
Juda
William A. Brown
Monroe
Evert Green
Brodhead
Walter Preuti
Albany
Green
E. J. Kaderly
Frank Bloom
Glenn Roderick
Virgil Brunkow
Milo H. Miller
Lois Miller
Allen Ross
Jasper Matzke
Frank Ruehlew
Kermit Kammerer
Monticello
Howard Elder
Illinois Farm Supply Co
Chicago
Elder
Ray Stied
Equity Livestock Co-op
Milwaukee
Green County
Howard L. Orians
Farm Bureau
Watkins Attacks Plot by Matusow in Senate Row
Senator Watkins accused Harvey Matusow of deliberately attempting to destroy other former communists who testified for the government. McCarthy denied pressuring Matusow to smear opponents as witnesses face possible perjury charges. Matusow reiterated he falsely accused hundreds of people of communist ties in the 1950s and cited dates with federal courts and grand juries.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Harvey Matusow
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Matusow
Subcommittee
Eastland
Dmiss
Justice Department
Capitol Hill
New York
Elizabeth Bently
Louis Budenz
Manning Johnson
Paul Crouch
Budenz
Sen. McCarthy
Montana
Sens
Jackson
Eisenhower Guns Down House Tax Cut Plan
President Eisenhower denounced Democratic plans to cut taxes by $20 per person next January 1, arguing it shows fiscal irresponsibility. He said the bill would be attached as an amendment to extend current corporate and excise taxes, risking wider budget imbalance. He urged caution on wheat to Russia, disarmament hopes, Formosa ceasefire efforts, and easing federal paperwork per Hoover Commission ideas.
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Senate
Lesser Young
University of Wisconsin
Kohler
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Democratic
New Awaiting Rules Committee
Russia
Soviet Union
Formosa
United States
Formosa Strait
Anthony Eden
Eden
Bangkok
Hoover Commission
Burglaries Hit Four Blanchardville Firms. Truck Stolen
Four businesses in Blanchardville were entered Monday night. Burglars netted $5 from Kopps machine shop, broke into a cash register at E. H. Hanson Implement Co. but took nothing else. They fled in a $2,000 truck belonging to an unknown owner. Park Garage and Hendrickson Lumber Co. reported no losses. Sheriff Lawrence James investigated. Hanson reported the missing truck to the Lafayette County sheriff's office.
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Blanchardville
E. H. Hanson Implement Co
Lafayette County
Lawrence James
Hanson
Kopps
Park Garage
Hendrickson Lumber Co
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Thomas Niles
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Wildcats
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Ole) Olson
Belleville
Oregon
John Ames
Verona
Flint
Neil Brunner
Jenkins
J. P. Adams
Bulletin
Sen. MceCarthy
McClellan
Ark
Hennings
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