Only Definite No By Eisenhower Stops Campaign
Senator Sparkman of Alabama said only a clear no from Dwight Eisenhower can halt efforts to nominate the wartime commander. Southern Democrats threaten to view silence as acceptance of Eisenhower's name at the Philadelphia convention.
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Jack Bell Press
Sparkman
Alabama
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Philadelphia
Kansas
George Allen
Laughing Boy
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Richmond
Georgia
Jacob M. Arvey
Chicago
Arvey
Illinois
California
New York Daily News
James Roosevelt
William O'Dwyer
Monroe Evening Times Skips Monday Edition for Fourth of July
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish on Monday so staff can observe the Fourth of July weekend. Regular publication resumes with Tuesday's edition.
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Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
Town Hall cheese factory opens with 1000 visitors
In Washington township a modern farmer owned cheese plant opened with 1000 guests viewing the site yesterday. Robert Zimmerman, factory president, led the project completed last week. The facility will begin Swiss production Monday serving 24 patrons from Loveland Thoman and Bentley Schuler plants. H J Weavers of Wisconsin dairy is among visitors.
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New Town Hall
Washington Township
Robert Zimmerman
Loveland
Thoman
Bently- Schuler
H. J. Weavers
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Dairy Division
Monticello
Monroe
County Trunks
Dai
Sam Bahler
White Oaks
Bahlers
Four Townships Seek Area Plan Hearing Next Tuesday
Four Green County townships Exeter New Glarus York and Monroe seek area control of Bang's disease with petitions filed. A hearing by the Department of Agriculture at New Glarus High School Tuesday afternoon now starts 1 30. J B Scherer of Monroe township urges farmers to attend. The program includes free vaccination of heifer calves and optional free herd testing.
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Green County
Bang
State Department of Agriculture
New Glarus
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
Exeter
York
Washington Township
U S Seeks Only Just Peace, Truman Declares
President Truman said the United States seeks only peace with justice and a world united under the United Nations. He spoke to thousands on the Washington Monument grounds during the centennial observance of the memorial cornerstone.
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U. S
Truman
Washington
United Nations
Washington Monument
Mrs. T. A. Hoesly Dies at Residence
Mrs. Thomas A. Hoesly 69 died at 11 15 this morning at the Hoesly home 810 19th avenue after a long illness dating from a stroke on Aug 6 1947 A kidney infection followed her coma Sunday night and Thursday night marked a final decline Born July 27 1878 in Adams township she married T A Hoesly Oct 1 1896 They farmed 23 years before moving to Monroe in 1919 Survivors include her husband four children eight grandchildren three brothers three sisters and many relatives Funeral services set for Monday at 3 15 pm at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with burial at New Glarus cemetery later that day.
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Thomas A. Hoesly
Hoesly
19Th Avenue
Henrietta Blumer
Adams Township
Ezra
Henrietta Gross Blumer
T. A. Hoesly
New Glarus
J. T. Etter
York Township
Monroe
Green County
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Clarence E
Chester L. Prien
Hervey J. Hoesly
Fred
Blumer
Fond du Lac
John
David Pfeiffer
John Itten
Albert Zimmerman
Ernest Holcomb
Edward Blumer
William
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Women of Moose
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
New
Glarus Cemetery
Wisconsin Railroads Granted Rate Boosts
Wisconsin railroads were authorized to raise freight rates by five percent, atop previous increases of ten percent in December and February. The state commission said the boosts are needed to cover operating costs and align with increases granted by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State — Service Commission Toay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sion
Waupaca Teacher Killed in Fremont Collision
Miss Clare MacGregor age 65 a Waupaca schoolteacher died from injuries after a two car crash near Fremont. Her companion Miss Estelle Rhinehart age 53 also a Waupaca teacher was seriously injured.
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Waupaca
Fremont
Clare MacGregor
Estelle Rhinehart
Steel Plant Blast Kills Two. Injures Many at Carnegie Illinois
In Chicago a blast and fire at Carnegie Illinois Steel Co ruined an engine house serving five blast furnaces. Two bodies reportedly buried, though rescuers saw no fatalities. Company says all five furnaces out of service for an undetermined period, halving plant capacity.
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Chicago
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Co
Ray Crane
U. S. Steel
Hoffman Wanted for Murder Found in Hythe Alta
Canadian born John Hoffman of Chicago, sought in the killing of his wife Molly Dora, was arrested in Hythe Alberta last night. A county judge had issued the warrant on May 25 in Lyndon, with the body later found June 5 near Wisconsin Dells. Curran and Sheriff Jones traveled to Canada to pursue the case.
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Manston
John Hoffman
Chicago
United States
Hythe
Alta
Canada
Edmonton
Robert P. Clark
Charles P. Curran
Hoffman
Molly Dora
Lyndon
Rocky Arbor Park
Wisconsin Dells
Curran
J. M. Jones
Centennial Fourth of July Night Fete At Monroe Fairgrounds
Monroe hosts its first annual American Legion celebration with a Wisconsin centennial program talk by State Sen. R. P. Robinson Beloit a pageant on Albany area history by Albany players and a Brodhead Midnighters barbershop quartet. Free admission to the amphitheater tonight.
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Monroe
American Legion
Wisconsin
Fairgrounds
R. P. Robinson
Beloit
Albany
Green County Publicity Association
Brodhead Midnighters
Weekend Events At Fairgrounds and Country Club
Tonight at 8 p m Centennial program at the fairgrounds. Tomorrow features a flag tournament at the Country club at 9 a m and a 1 30 p m mixed foursome tourney. At Recreation park a 2 p m Home Talent league baseball game Monroe versus Oakley. 8 p m Funzapoppin Revue and 9 p m dance at the Country club. Monday 1 30 p m low net journeys for men and women at Country club with special prizes followed by 7 30 p m Rockford American Legion band concert and 8 30 p m fireworks.
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Fairgrounds
Country Club
Monroe
Oakley
Recreation Park
Rockford American Legion
Monroe Legion Presents Funzapoppin Revue and Fireworks
Tricia Knaack of Monroe performs in a baton twirling exhibition with the New Glarus Yodelers as the Legion stages the Funzapoppin Revue of acrobatics and trained animals tomorrow afternoon and evening. A grand fireworks finale Mondays caps the four day event with free grandstand admission. About 1,000 attended the kickoff as Crash Thompson and three assistants wowed the crowd with stunts including a burning wall and high-speed crashes leading to a three-try rollover finale by Rusty Williams of St. Louis.
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Tricia Knaack
Monroe
Glarus
Legion
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Crash Thompson
Thompson
Rusty Williams
St. Louis
Disposal Plant Bond Issue To Be Presented to Council
The city plans a $250000 bond for a sewage disposal plant addition and improvements to be considered at the next council meeting. Chicago lawyers advised proceeding with the disposal bond and delaying a $225000 water department bond. The proposal, likely general obligation bonds repaid over 20 years, awaits a first reading next Tuesday with final action due July 20.
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Water Board
City Hall
Board of Public Works
Arthur C. Benkett
Henry Tschudy
Chicago
Chapman and Cutler
Water Department
John A. Becker
The
Frank A. Buehler
Tschudy
Emmett J. Nortoff
Herman Schindler
William Beckman
Herbert H. Goecks
Hugo H. Voelkli
Zenno A. Gorder
Public Works
Robert L. Rote
W. C. Bender
Citizen
Rev. C. F. Rabehl Dies in Milwaukee
Rev. C F Rabehl retired minister who served Immanuel Evangelical church Monroe from 1910 to 1915 died in Columbia hospital Milwaukee at 76. Survived by widow Emma Lueck Rabehl a son Floyd and daughter Mrs Chester Gauerke. Funeral Tuesday 1 30 p m at Wisconsin Memorial Park chapel Milwaukee.
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C. F. Rabehl
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Monroe
Columbia Hospital
Milwaukee
Lake Mills
Rabehl
Ripon
Alvin C. Rabehl
Neenah
Alvin Rabehl
Racine
Chicago
Green Lake
East Sauk
Sauk City
Jefferson
Sharon
Waureka
Black Hawk
Tabor Evangelical Church
Appleton
Milwaukee First
Emma Lueck Rabehl
Floyd
Cudahy
Chester Gauerke
Wisconsin Memorial Park Chapel
Schmidt-Bartel Funeral Home
Flames Sweep Swedish Ship Dagmar Sa lon Off Delaware Coast
A 5000-ton Swedish steamship Dagmar Salon caught fire 10 miles off the Delaware coast with flames in the engine room and spread to the superstructure. All hands were saved after abandoning ship at 249 am est. One crewman was injured and picked up by a coast guard PBY plane en route to a hospital. The ship lay 30 miles south of Cape May, New Jersey, and 10 miles east of Delaware.
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New York
Dagmar Salon
Delaware
Coast Guard
Cape May
N. J
Delaware Coast
Abdullah Saluted as King Returns to Amman
King Abdullah was saluted by Arab Legion guns today on his return to Amman from an air tour of Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
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Abdullah
Amman
Trans-Jordan
Arab Legion
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
President Signs Bill Raising Wages of U S Government Employes
President Truman signed a law boosting the pay of federal workers. The measure grants permanent increases of 450 a year to about 478,000 postal employees and 330 to roughly 840,000 civil service workers. Postal hourly rates rise 25 cents, rural carrier mileage allowance becomes permanent, and special delivery messengers gain 90 cents an hour. Fourth class postmasters' pay rises 25 percent with annual salaries from 250 to 1400. Civil service hourly pay rises 20 cents an hour.
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Washington
Truman
Civil Service
Nation faces long Independence Day weekend toll
The Associated Press reports 19 dead since 6 p.m. Friday as the holiday weekend begins. Fifteen traffic fatalities, three drownings, and one other accident mark the toll, with the National Safety Council projecting 235 deaths over the three days.
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Associated Press
Nation Today
National Safety Council
New York State
Colorado
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Texas
Wisconsinwide heat soars ahead of Fourth of July
Temperatures climbed into the 90s across most of Wisconsin for a second straight day, with record highs set statewide except in Superior 65, Land O Lakes 73, Park Falls 81, and Green Bay 82. Ellsworth led at 97 degrees followed by Menomonie 96, La Crosse 95, Blair 95, and Janesville 94.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Superior
Land O’lakes
Park Falls
Green Bay
Ellsworth
Pierce County
Minnesota
Menomonie
la Crosse
Blair
Dalton
Janesville
Allies Rejection Shocks Berlin Talks at Sokolovsky Home
Western commanders meet Soviet Marshal Sokolovsky at his Berlin residence to urge reopening of the western highway and rail lines. Sokolovsky refuses to commit to lifting the Berlin blockade as currency and transit tensions persist.
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Sokolovsky
Richard Kasischke
Berlin
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Brian Robertson
Robertson
Germany
Kremlin
Lucius D. Clay
Robert Noiret
Clay
Helmstedt-Berlin
Helmstedt
Western Germany
Plane missing with 14 on joint US Mexico mission
Commercial and army fliers searched today for a missing plane carrying 14 employees of the joint United States Mexico commission fighting foot and mouth disease in cattle.
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Mexico City
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Ing Rae
Detroit
Albany, New Glarus
Brodhead
Rev. C. F. Rabehl
London
Louis Glaser
Social Democratic (Socialist
Glaser
Russia
Kommandatura
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