New Glarus Gains Wallace District Farms at Special Meeting
Green County school committee attached all Wallace district farms northeast of New Glarus to the New Glarus district. Three farms may remain detached for a year unless a municipal action is approved. Owners seek detachment from Belleville district. state department has not acted before July 7.
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New Glarus
Wallace
Green County School Committee
Belleville Union Free High School
Belleville
Glarus
State Department
Green
Dane Counties
State
Charles, Calvin
Robert Dereindinger
Frank C. Clark
Fred Zweifels
New
C. Irene Quinn
Eastlawn Water Extension Funding Referred Back for Review
Eastlawn property owners who paid over 12000 to start the water main extension have asked legal counsel and PSC staff for opinions. The Water Board says under new rules owners pay the full cost but will be reimbursed when lots sell. The matter, plus an electrical inspector proposal and a zoning petition near the city garage, are set for July 8 discussion.
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Eastlawn
Water Board
Water Department
Robert J. Cunningham
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Public Service Commission
F. Earl Lamboley
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Judiciary Committee
Arthur J. Benkert
Cunningham
The
Lamboley
Marie Blum
Frank May
Sam W. Waelti
Ray Beckman
Nathan F. Burgy
Ben F. Abraham
William L. Sacker
Welch Called Off in West Search
The search for 57-year-old Wisconsin flier Laurie C. Welch missing since Tuesday in rugged mountains between Spokane and Missoula was cancelled today. A McChord Field air rescue unit cited scant leads in ending the effort. Welch, a Baraboo resident and Wisconsin Elks president, left Spokane in his Stinson bound for home. His Army Lt. son joined the weekend search with extended leave to aid.
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Spokane
Wash
Wisconsin
Laurie C. Welch
Here
Missoula
Mont
McChord
Tacoma
Welch
Baraboo
Wis
Stinson
Wisconsin State Elks Association
James Welch
Two Candidates File for Offices
Two candidates filed nomination papers at the Green County courthouse. Incumbent assemblyman Harry A. Keegan and county clerk Mrs. Wilma S. Lengacher submitted papers. Filing deadline is 5 p m Tuesday July 8. The clerk’s office will stay open until the deadline. Regular hours are 4 30 p m weekdays and noon on Saturday.
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Wilma S. Lengacher
Court House
Harry A. Keegan
Green County
Seattle Man Explains Ticket for Lattimore
Seattle attorney George Kahin said he bought a Baltimore train ticket for Owen Lattimore a year ago after Lattimore was stranded by a pilot strike. The remark followed the federal arraignment of Harry Jarvinen a Seattle travel agency manager charged with furnishing false information to the CIA and FBI. Jarvinen pleaded innocent to both counts.
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Seattle
Baltimore
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Russia
George Kahin
Harry Jarvinen
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Jarvinen
Kahin
Johns Hopkins University
Milk Price Averages Report For Swiss Factories April
Milk price paid by farmers delivering to Swiss cheese factories in April averaged 3.53 per hundredweight, down from March but above last year. April cheese prices eased from March yet topped last year in top grades. grinders at 41 and rates for State brand 51 50 cents. March prices were higher across grades. April butterfat test averaged 3.21, below March and last year. Milk production rose about 33 percent from March. Net farm income up about 25 percent year over year.
Hill declines to run in McCarthy Senate race
Gen. Jim Dan Hill, then head of the Wisconsin National Guard and president of Superior State College, announced he will not seek the Republican Senate nomination held by Sen. Joseph McCarthy. He cited Schmitt’s longer campaign and organization as reasons and offered no commitment to support Schmitt. Leonard F. Schmitt of Merrill, already a candidate, welcomed Hill’s decision and urged a united effort to defeat McCarthy.
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Superior
Jim Dan Hill
Joseph R. McCarthy
Leonard F. Schmitt
Merrill
Hill
Schmitt
Wisconsin National Guard 32Nd
Superior State College
U. S. Senate
Leonard Schmitt
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
City To Honor Clerk's Memory
A resolution honoring the memory of the late City Clerk Glenn S. Soseman will be read by the City Council tonight. Services are set for 1:30 tomorrow at Shriner-Neushwander funeral home with Rev. John E. MacMartin officiating. pallbearers include Leland L. Lamboley Louis R. Wolleson George E. Walker Arthur C. Benkett Everett Keel and Edmund C. Hamilton.
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Glenn S. Soseman
Dr. Soseman
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
John E. MacMartin
The
Universalist Church
Leland L. Lamboley
Louis R. Wolleson
George E. Walker
Arthur C. Benkett
Everett Keel
Edmund C. Hamilton
Wisconsin American cheese market steady amid steady demand
The Federal State Market News Service reports Wisconsin cheese markets remain fully steady with good demand. Offerings of cheddars are adequate while small styles are limited. selling prices for singles and varieties are listed with specific consignments and price ranges.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
LCL
Fourth of July pool opens if weather allows
Recreation Director Joe E Miller says the pool in Recreation Park is planned to open July 4 with free swimming and events in the morning if rain does not delay work. A Madison Wrench Builders game precedes children’s races and park activities, followed by a 7 30 p m softball game and a $1 000 fireworks display from the Monroe Country Club side of the tracks. Square dancing by Bill McKee closes the evening with Chamber sponsorship.
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Recreation Department
Chamber of Commerce
Joe E. Miller
Monroe Cardinal
Madison Wrench Builders
Shelter House
Commercial Bank
Frankie's Tavern
Madison
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Milwaukee Road
Recreation Park
Bill McKee
Reds Open Drive On Heartbreak Ridge
In Korea a reinforced North Korean battalion attacked through mud at Heartbreak Ridge and three other points along a half mile front. The assault did not penetrate U.N. lines despite heavy artillery and mortar bombardment.
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Seoul
Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
U.N
Senate Approves 46 Billion Budget for U.S. Armed Forces
The Senate passed a 46.403 billion dollar military budget for the new fiscal year, slightly under Truman’s request, with plans for Air Force growth to 143 wings by mid 1955. House figures differed, and conference action will set final totals.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Congress
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Air Force
House
Pentagon
Korea
Madison candidate files for Seventh District Congress
Malcolm L. Rosh olt of Rosholt filed nomination papers today as a Republican candidate for Congress from Wisconsin's Seventh District. He is the only name listed in this report.
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Congress
Madison
Malcolm L. Rosholt
Rosholt
Juda School Addition Plan Draws Voters
July 21 balloting planned as Juda Union Free high school district studies an addition and remodeling of the Juda schools at an estimated 248000 dollars. A record crowd of 94 voters attended the high school district meeting last night with Dr. Ronspiez elected clerk.
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JUDA
Juda Union Free
EE Man
E. E. Ronspiez
Dr. Ronspiez
Duane E. Helland
Louis A. Lehnherr
Elderly Woman Found Murdered in Wisconsin Tavern
Miss Clara Bates 77 was found beaten to death in her tavern quarters behind a rural Wisconsin Rapids area tavern. Sheriff Bell said a blunt instrument likely caused the skull fracture but no weapon was recovered. Time of death believed after 11 p.m. Sunday. robbery not suspected.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Clara Bates
Here
Wood County
Arthur Bell
Harold Pomainville
Bell
Edward Kanieski
Alvin Phipps
Kanieski
Three More Held On Meat Charges In Wisconsin
Three northeastern Wisconsin men including Harley Garigan and his brother James of Lena and David Wright of Oconto surrendered at the U S marshal's office under grand jury indictments following an investigation of illegal meat sales. They were released on $1000 bond after appearances before U S District Judge Robert E Tehan. The men are named in two indictments charging conspiracy to violate the Defense Production Act and Office of Price Stabilization regulations and failure to keep required federal records.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Harley Garrigan
James
Route 1
Lena
David Wright
Oconto. Asst
U. S. Atty
Ellis Hughes
Grand
U. S
Robert E. Tehan
Defense Production Act
Office of Price Stabilization
Millikin Aide Heads Republican Foreign Policy Draft
Chicago report states Sen. Eugene D. Millikin of Colorado, a pro Taft delegate, assumes the lead role in drafting the Republican Party's foreign policy platform. The move places Millikin at the center of party policy framing ahead of key conventions and debates.
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Chicago
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Death Zone Around Berlin Emerges From Soviet Decree
West Berlin police report a 30 to 50 yard wide strip around Berlin cleared by East Zone Communists. Watchtowers with machineguns face residents near the line as Soviet authorities restrict access to the no man s land with no public warning of potential shooting for unauthorized crossing.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Zone
No Man’s Land
No-Man’s Land Line
Guardsmen Plan Two Week Camp Ripley Maneuvers
Co. K Green County National Guard and the medical platoon will muster at 12:15 a m Sunday July 27 for two weeks of summer maneuvers at Camp Ripley Minnesota. They will depart Monroe Armory by bus to Madison to board a sleeper train around 3 45 a m arriving Camp Ripley about 2 40 p m. Return is set for August 10 with travel by troop train to Madison and bus to Monroe. Mosquito bars extra blankets and preliminary marksmanship with carbine M 1 rifle and pistol will be issued.
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Co. K. Green County
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
Theodore J. Burgy Jr
Monroe Armory
Madison
Monroe
Cpl
Jack O’donanue
Arthur L. Johnson
David
Co. K
Duclos Freed by French Jury After Riot Case
Jacques Duclos, France’s top Communist, is released by a French grand jury. He had been jailed since May 28 on charges of plotting against internal security by inciting riots linked to General Ridgway’s Paris visit. The jury found he was not caught in the act and noted his parliamentary immunity.
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Paris
Jacques Duclos
Duclos
Matthew B. Ridgway
NATO
French National Assembly
Delegates Row Overshadows GOP Convention Prep
The Republican National Committee halted cameras during a dispute over contested delegates between Taft and Eisenhower. Taft supporters pressed limits on debate while Eisenhower backers pushed for full televised coverage as 72 seats in play could swing the race. keynote speakers MacArthur Hoover and McCarthy were announced for the convention.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
National Committee
Conrad Hilton
Eisenhower
Taft
Convention Credentials Committee
Coimsntion
Taft Group
President Truman denounces new controls law over prices
President Truman condemned the new economic controls legislation saying it weakens price restraint and hurts the economy. He criticized reducing the Wage Stabilization Board to advisory status and warned Congress has created a dangerous gap in mobilization. He issued a 1200 word statement but did not reference invoking the Taft-Harley Act to end the steel strike.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Wage Stabilization Board
Stock Market Posts Fifth Straight Gain In Broad Rally
NEW YORK reports the stock market advanced for the fifth straight session. The broad rally carried prices onto higher ground for the year with most gains in the 1 to 2 point range while losses remained fractional.
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Stock Mar
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