Eisenhower insists U S stands firm in world peace push
President Eisenhower told reporters the United States will not be pushed around as it seeks world peace. He said Russia offered no new relief ideas and reiterated openness to conciliation yet vows firm stance. He commented on civil rights, integration, and budget controls in a wide news conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Anastas I. Mikoyan
U.S
Kremlin
White House
Mikoyan
America
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond
Almond
Mrs Feenje Stricken at 68 in Monticello
Mrs Hilda Feenje 68 Monticello died at 8 15 this morning after a long illness. Born June 4 1890 she was a former Hilda Rolph daughter of Charles F and Rosa Rolph. Survived by a sister Mrs Fred Stauffer. buried Highland cemetery after services at Monticello EUB church Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Monticello
Hilda Feenje
Holland
Fred Stauffer
Stauffers
Feenie
Charles M. Rolph
Township Board Sets Road Curb Plan for Highway 69
Clarno Township will assess 37 property owners on Highway 69 south for curb and gutter to be installed next summer as part of an urban road upgrade. City Council meeting lacked a quorum and hearings on civil defense salary and sewer pre payment were postponed.
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Clarno
Highway 69
Joseph C. Dearth
Victor N. Schiller
August Burgi
August Burgi, Fourth Ward
Phoenix
Ariz
LaVerne Deal
Sixth Ward
St. Clare Hospital
Dearth
Roger L. Elmer
Seventh Ward
Arthur C. Benkett
Civil Defense
Stalder’s Market
Thurmen
Alaska Governor Egan In Critical Condition
Alaska's Gov William A. Egan, 44, remains critical after emergency operation for serious intestinal ailment. Dr Leland Spalding at Virginia Mason hospital reports the governor is resting comfortably as prayers rise across the state.
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Seattle
William A. Egan
Leland Spalding
Virginia Mason Hospital
Democrats To Elect Officers On Tuesday In Turner Hall
Green County Democrats will elect officers at 8 p m Tuesday in the South room of Turner hall. Mrs Ruth Barth retires as chairman. Current officers include Fred Buchschacher vice president Royal Woelffer Monticello treasurer Mrs Dina Speich secretary and Miss Eileen Pagel program chairman.
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Green County Democrats
Turner Hall
Ruth Barth
Fred Buchschacher
Royal Woelffer
Monticello
Dina Speich
Eileen Pagel
Douglas Retires as Green County Farm Bureau Chief
R J Douglas retires after 28 years as president of the Green County Farm Bureau unit. Roderick to succeed him as president in Clarno Township. Douglas remains a director of the Green County Service Co op and president of that group. New officers include E J Kaderly vice president and Frank Bloom treasurer. The service company reelects Douglas Ed Roth and Willis Riemer as directors. The meeting featured Frank Deininger retirees, drama by The Four Bonellis, and remarks by Milo Swanton on co op value.
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Farm Bureau
Marvin Liedschlag
Juda
E. J. Kaderly
Glenn. Roderick
Clarno
Harold Whitehead
Frank Bloom
R. J. Douglas
Green County Farm Bureau Co-op
Turner Hall
John Fluckiger
Frank Deininger
Douglas
Green County Service Co
Glenn Roderick
Clarno Township
Bureau
Green County Service Co. Co-op
Kaderly
Marvin Siedschlag
Service Company
Monroe
Edward Roth
Walter Streiff
New Glarus
Carl Sippel
Browntown
Ed Roth
Willis Riemer
Cecil Holloway
Geyl Matzke
Holloway
Riemer
Matzke
Roth
De Mille Dies at 77 Pioneer Film Maker Cecil B DeMille
Cecil B DeMille 77 renowned for biblical spectacles died at his Hollywood home at 5 30 am after a week of illness cause heart attack He had returned from travel promoting The Buccaneer He began directing in 1913 with The Squaw Man and helped found Jesse Lasky Feature Play Co with Samuel Goldwyn and Dustin Farnum born August 12 1881 in Ashfield Massachusetts
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Hollywood
Cecil B. de Mille
de Mille
DeMille
Jesse Lasky
Lasky
Samuel Goldwyn
Dustin Farnum
Ashfield
Mass
Bonsal Nominated Ambassador to Cuba by Eisenhower
Philip W. Bonsal, a career diplomat, was nominated by President Eisenhower to serve as the United States ambassador to Cuba. The nomination signals a strategic shift in U.S. relations with Havana amid Cold War tensions.
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Bonsal
Washington
Philip W. Bonsal
Eisenhower
Cuba
Snowstorm Closes Rural Schools and Drifts Across Region
More than four inches of snow snarled area highways and closed rural schools as a severe winter storm swept the Midwest. Northeast winds piled drifts. temperatures plummeted 15 to 25 degrees below zero in parts, with ice and blizzard conditions spreading from Nebraska to the Great Lakes. Twelve deaths were linked to traffic accidents on icy roads.
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Monroe High School
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Madison
Ohio Valley
Great Plains
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Arkansas
Milan
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Iowa
Kansas
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Forbes Couple Heads to Scotland for Homecoming Flight
Mr and Mrs James Forbes Sr depart for Chicago this morning to catch a British Overseas Airways flight tomorrow at 1 p.m. destined for Scotland with a Prestwick landing scheduled Friday at 8 a.m. The trip, a gift from Monroe Country Club members, marks Forbes 30 years at the club and his first home visit since 1931.
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James Forbes Sr
Chicago
British Overseas Airway
Scotland
Prestwick Field
Clifford Snively
Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Edwin E. Schober Dies in Fresno at 47
Edwin E. Schober 47 known as Scoop died at 6:30 p.m. in Fresno Community Hospital after heart failure and a kidney ailment. A Monroe reporter and former Argyle Atlas seller, he worked for Fresno Bee and shot national award winning news pictures. He served in California studios and Arabia assignments for Standard Oil. Surviving are his wife Marjorie Louise Hendrickson and three daughters Anne 15 Jean 12 Susie 7, his parents Ernest and Julia Schober, a brother Russell and sister Mrs. Raymond J. Hasse. Services pending. Violet Hendrickson of Argyle traveled to Fresno.
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Edwin E. Schober
Monroe
Fresno
Calif
California
West Normal Avenue
Edwin Schober
Bel Airway
The
Bee
Schober
Arabia
Standard Oil Co
Persian Gulf
Mr. Schober
Beloit
Ernest
Julia Stauffacher Schober
St. John’s Church
St. John’s
Marjorie Louise Hendrickson
Argyle
P. A. Schuh
Anne
Jean
Susie
Russell R
Irs
Rraymond J. Hasse
Swiss Market Shaky Demand Barely Fair
Swiss market shows steady American cheese with fair to good demand and light to adequate single daisies. Prices: Cheddars 34 53-33 40-pound blocks 34%-35%, single daisies 34%-3542, long horns 3454-3554, midgets 36%-37%. Swiss cheese demand unsettled with irregular demand. better grades ample, lower grades rising, but some shortages remain. No blocks, State brand 39 4-32%2.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Thief Steals $621 From Monroe Music Co Truck
Police and sheriff deputies continued investigations after a Pierce Music Co truck in Monroe was robbed of 621 in nickels dimes and quarters from 29 zipper bags. The money was taken while the truck was parked on 17th avenue near Turner Hall at about 2 30 pm. Roger Bernstein and Stanley Bouton, employees, reported the bags missing when returning from the hall. The truck was not locked. Deputies patrolled rural highways for the bags as darkness and blowing snow moved in.
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City Police
Sheriff's Department
Pierce Music Co
Monroe
17Th Avenue
Turner Hall
Roger Bernstein
Stanley Bouton
Brodhead
Pierce Firm
Henry S. Hefty
A. Charles Howe
Two Men Free Deer Caught Fleeing Storm
A large doe, trapped by a snowstorm, was cut loose from a wire fence by two Conservation Department men. Clarence R. Benkett and Clinton L. Blackbourn freed the deer a half mile west of Atwood school in Spring Grove Township, noting no internal injuries.
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Conservation Department
Clarence R. Benkett
Clinton L. Blackbourn
Atwood
Spring Grove Township
Benkett
City Treasurer Helen Gempeler In Critical Condition
City Treasurer Helen L. Gempeler was reported in critical condition at St. Clare hospital this afternoon. She entered the hospital yesterday and is suffering from pneumonia and is in a coma.
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Helen L. Gempeler
St. Clare Hospital
Paul Lindsay dies after heart attacks at Monroe
Paul Lindsay 47 of 1415 17th Avenue died at 12 20 a m today at St Clare hospital after a series of heart attacks entering the hospital yesterday at 11 30 a m He operated an excavating and crane service and was a Grace Lutheran church member He leaves Leona Donmeyer wife a daughter Mrs Robert Wells Mineral Point a son Jerry three brothers and three grandchildren Burial in Greenwood cemetery Friday at 2 p m at Stuesy funeral home Rev Clarence WarteL to officiate Friends may call after noon tomorrow
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Paul Lindsay
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Lindsay
17Th Avenue
Monroe
Lindsay
Allen
Ellen Stalcup Lindsay
Monroe High School
Leona Donmeyer
Galena, II
Grace Lutheran Church
Eagles Lodge
Co. K
Robert Wells
Mineral Point
Jerry
Ralph A
Albert
Des Moines
Edward
Belleville
Florence
Stuesy
Clarence C. Warte
Greenwood Cemetery
Mikoyan Spends Night at U S Naval Base After Plane Trouble
Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan rode to safety at Argentia Newfoundland after his four engine Scandinavian Airlines DC7 diverted to the U S naval base following engine trouble. The pilot reported a defective supercharger on engine No 4 and a brief fire on engine No 1 as the aircraft landed at 804 p m.
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Anastas I
Mikoyan
U.S. Naval Air Base
Newfoundland
Copenhagen
United States
Serge
New York
Atlantic
Carl Schulzberg
Gander
Nild
U.S
Canadian Air Force
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Dick Muenich
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Edwin R. Schober
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