No One Immune to Communist Influence Says Reporter Inquiry
A special Senate subcommittee disclosures show reporters flirting with Communism in the 1930s and 1940s. Editors and management likely blocked pro Red lines. the piece warns no trade is immune to Communist seduction and highlights malcontents as prime targets. The article argues the Red threat remains real across the nation.
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Senate
Communist Party
Red Party
Soviet Russia
Red China
Churchill Should Stay Home from Big Four Summit
The piece argues that Sir Winston Churchill’s presence at a Geneva summit would distract and complicate Western unity. It notes Eden must govern independently and warns Russians could exploit Churchill’s visibility, suggesting Winnie devote himself to personal projects at home.
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London
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Sir Winston
Churchill
Hitler
Winnie
Eden
Britain
Wrecking yard distraction leads to chain collision in Madera
Mrs. Joan Baddeley glanced at a wrecking yard while driving and struck the rear of a car, pushing it into a third. No injuries were reported.
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Madera
Calif
Joan Baddeley
Food czar debate and wartime recalls across the nation
Ten years ago President Truman urged prompt ratification as the United Nations charter was presented to the Senate. Americans faced months before many long missing household appliances would reappear. Douglas MacArthur led Australian troops ashore in Borneo. House hearings showed broad support for a food czar amid postwar reconversion. 40 years ago July 1, 1915 German sub sank the Armenian off Wales with crew casualties.
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Truman
United Nations
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Oir
Borneo
House
Wales
A. Schindler
Albers
Lewis A. Anderson
Monroe
M. J. Cleary
W. F. Zilmer
Thomas Crow
Crow
W. O. Blunt
Local News Highlights From 50 Years Ago
Fifty years ago tobacconists and drugstores halted July 1 1905 stocks as a new state law banned coffin nails sales. O D Curtis of Browntown first to complete census work, village population 277 up 31 since 1900. Secretary of State John Hay dies at his Newbury New Hampshire home. Women urged to engage in Monroe school district meeting and officer election. Monroe post office gains three new rural routes under federal orders, totalling nine delivery routes.
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O. D. Curtis
Browntown
John Hay
Newbury
N. H
Monroe
New Group To Organize Legislative Council Faces Busy 18 Months
Madison report on the 1955 Seventeenth Legislature notes the Legislative Council will organize in July and begin committee work for tasks ahead to 1957. It cites past bills enacted, including a youth code, education improvements, and an economic development division, with taxes and reservation issues on the 1957 agenda. The 15-member council, six senators and nine assemblymen, directs studies between sessions and hires researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snyder
Madison
Arenas
Governor's Office
Wisconsin
Menomonie Indian Reservation
Steel dispute threatens auto industry with steel shortages
Detroit reports a potential production halt if steel supplies are disrupted even for a week. Carmakers hold inventories covering several weeks to 45 days but worry about supplier raw materials, and the time to refill pipelines after a strike. Ford lags in reserves despite owning blast furnaces.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Report on CIA work by James Marlow
Washington dispatch critiques Allen Dulles head of the CIA after a Hoover Commission report. It notes Dulles is diligent yet overextended and urges a top aide and internal overhaul. The panel praises Hoover's FBI leadership and urges CIA reform including shifting foreign publications and science intelligence to the agency.
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James Marlow
Washington
Allen W. Dulles
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Hoover Commission
Mark Clark
U. S
FBI
CIA
Clark
Clark Group
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
State Department
U S Judge Clears Service Record on Loyalty Finding
A federal judge ruled that a finding of reasonable doubt about John Stewart Service’s loyalty is nullified though he remains denied reinstatement to the State Department. The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision limiting loyalty board review authority. Service, 46, was fired in December 1951 by Secretary of State Dean Acheson after a loyalty review board verdict of reasonable doubt.
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Washington
John Stewart Service
State Department
U. S. Dist
Edward M. Curran
Loyalty Review Board
Supreme Court
John P. Peters
Yale University
Service
Foreign Service
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Concert Schedule for Monticello Band
Monticello school band plans its first summer concert Saturday at 8 p.m. at the ball diamond behind the school.
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Monticello
Universalist Monroe Church News Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 10 45 a m. Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Board of Trustees meets at 7 30 p m. Rev. James L Neighbours.
Religious Services and Meetings Across Multiple Churches
A survey of Sunday school times worship services and midweek activities for Evangelical United Brethren congregations in Monroe Bethel Monticello New Glarus Orangeville Afolkey Union Brooklyn Peace Brodhead Clarno and Staver with speakers Rev Bernard Bartel Rev Howard Orians Rev Paul Gibson Rev Milford Best Rev Julius and Rev Herman Liedschlag and Rev Irvin Lepien listed along with WSWS meetings choir rehearsals and youth fellowships across the week.
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Evangelical United Brethren
Orians
Gibson
New Glarus
WSWS
Orangeville
Zion
Council of Administration
Milford W. Best
Afolkey
Bethel
Juda
Herman Liedschlag
Young Peoples
W. L. King
Union
King
Brooklyn
Peace
Aid Society
Orrie Krause
Robert A. Boettcher
Brodhead
Immanuel
Wsws and Aid Society
Fred E
Boettcher
Clarno
Lepien
New Apostolic Monroe Schedule Confirms Worship Times
The Monroe church announces worship at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m with no evening service. A midweek service is set for Wednesday at 8 p m led by Rev R H Scharnweber.
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NEW Apostolic
Monroe
R. H. Scharnweber
Church Schedule and Revivals Across Local Congregations
List of Sunday school and worship times for Grace Lutheran Monroe Mt Olive McConnell Richland Salem State Line Trinity Rock Grove St Paul Yellowstone Jordan South Wayne Our Savior s with altar boys leaders and choir rehearsal notes and church pastors including Rev Clarence Warfel Rev R F Bittorf Rev K K Olafson Rev M A Sorenson Rev Justin H Flak and the Elgin sector meeting details.
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Monroe
Grace
Maynard Gilbertson
Woman's Missionary Society
Elgin
Clarence Warfel
Mt. Olive
Aid Society
R. F. Bittorf
McConnell
Luther League Canceled July Meeting and Camp Schedule
The Luther League will not meet in July. A Bible camp runs July 10 through 16 led by Rev. Flak. In Wiota East and West worship times are East 9 30 and West 11 a m with Sunday school West 9 30 East 10 45. East Mission Guild meets Wednesday. choir rehearsal Thursday night led by Rev. W R Wold. Argyle worship at 10 15 a m with Luther League Sunday at 8 p m led by Rev. A P Anderson. Adams worship at 9 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m. Aid society meets Thursday at 8 p m led by Rev. Anderson.
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A. m
Luther League
Flak
Wiota
East
East Mission Guild
W. R. Wold
Argyle
A. P. Anderson
Adams
Aid Society
Sunday church services and meetings listed for several towns
Monroe and other towns schedule Sunday school worship times and church activities. Rev. Kehle Felts Miller Tschudy Achtemeier lead services. Activities include women's unions aid society and choir events with times across Orangeville Browntown New Glarus Monticello Washington.
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Evangelical and Reformed
Monroe
St. John’s
Women’s Union Meeting
Aid Society
Paul C. Kehle
Orangeville
Grace
A. R. Felts
Browntown
Peace
Ronald R. Miller
South Wayne
St. Paul’s
Rev. Miller
New Glarus
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Monticello
Zwingli
A. R. Achtemeier
Washington
Rev. Achtemeier
Methodist Churches Sunday Schedules and Clergy
Monroe Orangeville South Wayne Browntown and Gratiot churches list Sunday worship and Sunday school times with Rev. Wreford Ridnour Olson and Wreford named as clergy at various locations. Services begin at 9 AM to 10:45 AM with Sunday schools from 9 to 10:30 AM.
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Monroe
Glen H. Ridnour
Orangeville
Paul Olson
South Wayne
John F. Wreford
Browntown
Wreford
Gratiot
Church Services and Choir Rehearsals List
Presbyterian Monroe Union schedule includes worship at 9 30 Sunday school 10 45 choir rehearsal Thursday 7 p m Rev John C Purdy Albany services at 10 Sunday school 10 worship 11 am choir 7 45 pm Rev Burton F Moore Judo Sunday school 10 worship 11 am choir 8 pm Rev Harold Humbert
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Presbyterian Monroe
Union
John C. Purdy
Albany
Burton F. Moore
Harold Humbert
Episcopal Services Each Sunday at St Andrews and St Michaels
In Monroe St Andrews parish holds communion at 10 a m with acolyte Roger Schwaiger and a summer church school running Tuesday to Saturday from 9 a m to noon led by Rev Richard F Hulburt. In Shullsburg St Michaels offers communion at 8 a m led by Rev.
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Episcopal
Sunday schedule at First Church of Christ Scientist Monroe
The Monroe church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 p m Reading room hours are Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to 4 p m.
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First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Monroe
Governor Rejects Milwaukee Teacher Annuity Increase
Gov. Kohler vetoed a bill raising the Milwaukee teacher retirement annuity limit from 2700 to 2800 dollars. The measure, brought by the Milwaukee Public School Teachers Annuity and Retirement Fund Association, was killed by the Joint Finance Committee after passage near session end. The Joint Survey Committee on Retirement Systems advised it would be poor public policy to enact.
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Madison
Kohler
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Public School Teachers Annuity and Retirement Fund Association
Joint Finance Committee
Joint Survey Committee On Retirement Systems
Medicine Room Needed for Home
HAL BOYLE argues that homes now overflow with medicines and cosmetics and need a dedicated medicine room. He recalls past small medicine cabinets and notes modern storage fails for items from throat lozenges to hormone creams, urging a full-size room with proper conditions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
TV Tower Near Roswell Would Be World’s Tallest Structure
KSWS TV owner John A. Barnett said the Roswell project plans a 1610 foot tower to transmit from 43 miles east of Roswell. He described it as 138 feet taller than the Empire State Building and awaiting federal approval.
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Roswell
N. M
John A. Barnett
Ksws-Tv
Empire State Building
Davis 4-H Club Nominates July Meeting Date
Pat Flanagan led a woodwork demonstration at the June Davis 4-H Club meeting in the Davis school. Fund raising ideas were discussed and fair entry blanks were distributed. The William Smith family served refreshments and David Smith provided entertainment with a game. The next meeting is scheduled for July 25 at the school.
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Davis Club
Pat Flanagan
Davis
Clarno 4 H Club Meets for Demonstrations and Judging
The Clarno 4 H Club met at the Joe Signer home Tuesday night with Carol Welz and Loletta Roderick giving demonstrations. Mary Ann Frautschy reported on State 4H Club Week as a delegate. Fair entry blanks were distributed and members judged various entries with Kenneth Allen in charge of dairy judging. Ray Bowen, Neil Signer, Miss Frautschy and Elaine Signer served on the judging committee.
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Clarno 4 H
Joe Signer
Carol Welz
Loletta Roderick
Mary Ann Frautschy
Kenneth Allen
Ray Bowen
Neil Signer
Miss Frautschy
Elaine Signer
Bishop Hartman, 80, Dies in Boston
Rev. Lewis Oliver Hartman, 80, bishop of the Methodist Church in New England from 1944 to 1948, died Thursday at Newton-Wellesley hospital in Boston. He served as editor of Zion's Herald for 24 years and taught at Boston University after retiring as bishop in 1948.
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Boston
Lewis Oliver Hartman
Methodist Church
New England
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Hartman
Zion’s Herald
Boston University
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