Baghdad Pact Ministers Warn Of Communist Threats In Middle East
ANKARA The Baghdad Pact powers warned that Communist imperialism is increasing efforts to dominate the oil rich Middle East. A four day ministerial communique said Russia is directing subversion to exploit war fears and economic distress. The pact expanded its military planning staff and received U.S. pledges of aid and mobile power to deter aggression. Iraq Iran Turkey and Pakistan sought more aid and full U.S. membership, while Dulles attended as an observer. The conference also expanded the planning committee into a larger staff, hinting at a NATO style command. Dulles and Lloyd warned aid would be project specific with no blank checks, adding 10 million dollars to the pact on top of 13 million already provided for communications improvements.
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U. S
Edwin Griffith Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Edwin B. Griffith banker and farm representative, 49, will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm officiating. Burial is at Maple Hill cemetery Evansville. Directors and officers of the Commercial and Saving Bank and the First National Bank will attend and banks will close for the afternoon. Griffith died after a heart attack at St Clare hospital following four years of ill health. He had joined the bank staff in 1952 after work with the Farm Security Administration and Griffith Steel Building Supply Co. He was active in 4 H and known for champion Shetland ponies. He leaves his widow a daughter Jean Ann a son Gary his parents and a sister.
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Paul H. Olm
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St. Clare Hospital
State Farm Security Administration
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Janesville
Griffith
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St. Agnes Hospital
Fond du Lac
Gary
Willis Griffith
Wilson Brown
Jurors Deny Threat Claim In Goldfarb Case
Brooklyn junior high principal George Goldfarb 55 died after leaping from his apartment roof amid a grand jury probe into city schools. School officials said a juror threatened indictment, a claim foreman A George Golden denied calling a deliberate lie. Students protested media attention and warned police intervention.
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Stock Market Edges Higher in Quiet Afternoon Trade
New York stocks held a narrow gain in light trading as steels and select issues showed small early advances. Most leaders rose by fractional amounts while some stocks fell, trading near the November recovery highs where further progress is typically limited by supply.
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New York
Monroe High School Vocal Concert Praised By Large Crowd
In a capacity audience at Monroe High School auditorium, 200 junior and senior performers led by director Eugene W. Schweitzer presented Stabat Mater and other works. Soloists included Janet Rupp and Diana Figi. The program featured massed choirs, a small student orchestra, and Was conducted by Schweitzer in his first year.
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G. B. Per
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Dorothea Nybroten
Mary Jane Bear
Evelyn Norder
Lucy Lowl
Diana Figi
Janice Parks
Beverly Rattin
Delilah Armstrong
Janet Priewe
Thomas Fritz
Carol Lux
Elaine Signer
Elaine Rubi
Ann Baker
Edwin W. Schuetze
Robert H. Rieder
DeLeone
Connolly
Miss Rubi
Thomas Marean
Fireman Killed as Blasts Hit Wilmington Chemical Plant
A volunteer fireman died and three others were injured when a fire broke out and a series of blasts damaged a chemical plant on the edge of Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Del
ACP Signup Schedule For Green County February 1958
Donald N. Siedschlag announces a series of eight ACP signup meetings across 16 townships in Green County during February 1958. Farmers may request federal cost sharing for 1958 approved ACP practices, with 21 eligible methods to boost farm productivity. Signups run 10 am to 4 pm at listed venues. soil tests should be brought.
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Green County
Donald N. Siedschlag
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Brodhead
Dan
Monroe
Clarno
Jefferson
Monroe and
Sylvester
Siedschlag
Cheese Market in Madison Wisconsin Faces Mixed Demand
In Madison Wisconsin the American cheese market shows barely steady to steady demand with fair to good appetite. Small styles are balanced with trade needs while large styles remain in steady supply. offerings range from barely adequate to more than ample, and state brand large styles are excessive. Prices run to 34 48 for cheddars, 36 44 to 37 for single daisies, 36 to 37 for longhorns, and 37 to 38 for midgets.
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Madison
Wisconsin
New Monroe City Directory 1958 Begins Distribution
Distribution of the new Monroe city directory started today and should finish within a week. It is the first since 1955 with minor makeup changes and includes an AA A listing, an index, city map, and street guide. Population figures will be released next week.
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O. R. Evans Publishing Co
American Automobile Association
AAA
Edwin Abbot
Minnie Zwygart
20Th Avenue
Evans
Evans Co
Two States Fight Custody Over Slayer Starkweather
Lincoln reels from a brutal spree as Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate face first degree murder charges. Nebraskans fear more victims as authorities mobilize the National Guard and seal off the city while investigating nine Nebraska deaths and Ward’s murder. The couple’s family tensions and a troubled history are revealed by Starkweather’s father amid growing terror.
Jupiter Firing Signal Awaited In Cape Canaveral Weather
Winds near Cape Canaveral subsided as the Army eyed a Jupiter C launch to place a manmade moon in orbit. Weather reports say winds will stay under 20 mph today, though gusts have reached 30 mph along the Florida coast. Last week heavy rain helped delay earlier Vanguard and Thor missile efforts.
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Weather Bureau
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Hitler Seizes Power in Germany 25 Years Ago
Berlin records mark the day when Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party took control on January 30 1933 as Paul von Hindenburg handed over the chancellorship. The story recalls the mass rally in Wilhelmstrasse, the rise of the NSDAP, and the subsequent war and collapse.
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Germany
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Reich Chancellery
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Paul von Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
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William Albright of Juda Dies at 84
William E. Albright 84 died at 1 05 a m today at St Clare hospital after a period as a medical patient since January 6 He was born November 2 1873 in Germany son of John and Albertine Sydon Albright He married Emma Matzke October 3 1895 and farmed near Milton Junction and in Jefferson Township before retiring to Juda in 1930 Surviving are three children Albert William Albright Manitowoc Mrs George Earlenbough Pearl City Ill and Mrs Earleywine seven grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren He was a lifelong member of the Juda EUB church and an avid fisherman and gardener Funeral services are pending at Everson funeral home Brodhead burial will be in Mt Vernon cemetery Juda
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Emma Matzke
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Juda Eub
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Manitowoc
George Earlenbough
Pearl City
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Earlieywine
James
William Schultz
Herman Mauerman
Herman Hein
Everson Funeral Home
Mt. Vernon
Thomson Urges U S Dairy Help to Protect Farmers
Gov Thomson urged Agriculture Secretary Benson to act to shield dairy farmers if price support restoration fails before April 1. He asked the government to accept dairy products made from milk before April 1 at current support prices even when delivered later, as parity stands at 83 percent and a cut to 75 percent is planned after April.
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Thomson
Benson
Crazed youth Starkweather captured after string of killings
Douglas Wyoming reports chronicled the arrest of 19 year old Charles Starkweather and 14 year old Caril Fugate after a three day spree that left ten people dead in Nebraska and Wyoming. Starkweather claimed he would have killed if he had a gun while Fugate fled in shock. Investigators noted possible motives including Caril's mother’s attitude and Starkweather's alleged berserk break. Authorities prepared charges in Wyoming and Nebraska as the manhunt ended in a dramatic jail capture.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Charles Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Nebraska
Starkweather
Lincoln
Guy Starkweather
Charlie
William Dixon
Caril
Dixon
Velda Bartlett
Earl Heflin
Montana
Merele Collison
Great Falls
Mont
Collison
Here
Lancaster County
Atty
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Scheele
Braves Sign Bob Trowbridge For 1958 Season
The Milwaukee Braves announced that right handed pitcher Bob Trowbridge, who posted a 7-5 record last season, has agreed to terms for 1958. The deal increases Braves camp numbers to 13 with shortstop Joe Morgan also signed and Eddie Haas set to report in May, keeping roster plans on track.
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Milwaukee Braves Today
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Joe Morgan
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