Young 4-H Girl Wins in Stephenson County Farm Scene
Ruth Keller, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Keller, tops 4-H projects in dairy foods clothing and flower arrangement as a Winslow area member. The Keller family moved to a Winslow south farm last February from nearby fields while farm notes describe Herman Krattiger near Monroe hauling 2200 pounds of milk daily and a cold springs house used as a fruit cellar and watering system for 51 cows.
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Ruth Keller
Winslow Vicinity
Stephenson County
Walter Keller
Winslow
Christian Hollow Home Ec
Keller
Herman Krattiger
Cold Springs
Highway 69
Monroe
Green County
It's Your Meeting on Tax Levy at Monroe School
Editorial notes that the Union School District No. 1 annual meeting in Monroe will decide the property tax levy and a $240,000 budget with $180,000 from local taxes. It urges voters to attend to influence board elections and a long range building plan amid past low attendance.
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Monroe High School
Monroe
Union School District No. 1
Board of Education
City Considers Lighting Plan For New Court House Square
City engineers weigh mercury vapor lamps versus incandescent bulbs for the square. Mercury lamps would brighten the area but cost more and may show a bluish tint. outages can occur in storms. Delayed implementation due to equipment delivery and finances prompts a possible compromise to enhance existing lighting now.
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Court House Square
Costly Fire Sweeps New England Resort
A fierce blaze at Revere Beach in New England destroyed two hotels the Chateau Thierry and Sea View and 24 water front cottages. Nineteen autos burned as flames spread from a large garage amid 100 degree heat. Bathers scrambled for safety as the resort suffered extensive damage.
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New England
Revere
Mass
Revere Beach
Coney Island
Chatteau Thiery
Seaview
Brodhead Citizens Plan July 5 Meeting For Training School
Four decades past records note Brodhead residents arranging a July 5 meeting to discuss locating a training school in the city. Dr Edward McGrath begins internship at Polyclinic Hospital in Chicago. Henry Erhardt sells a west square tavern to J H Figi and John Leahy and plans return to Hinckley Illinois. Annual Green County teachers summer institute set for July 12 at the high school. Monroe forfeits a 9 0 game to Brodhead after a field dispute.
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Brodhead
Edward McGrath
Bush Medical College
Polyclinic Hospital
Chicago
Henry Erhardt
J. H. Figi
John Leahy Erhardt
Hinckley
Ill
Green County
Monroe
Footville
Airmen Demonstrate Skill In Show at Badger Airport
Large crowds watched Monroe's first air meet at Badger airport west of Monroe. Local pilots showcased accuracy landings short takeoffs races bomb drops and wheel landings. An August exhibition is planned.
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Badger
Monroe
Augsut
Nevin Beckman
Wendell Brunkow
John Grossen
Robt. Brunkow
Wm. Greub
Ray Myers
Henry Elmer
Howard Isely
LaVerne Holcomb
Hans Kampfer
Ed L. Niffenegger
LaVerne Lehman
Roy True
John Faherty
Aeronca
Fred
Taylorcraft
Cessna
Pres Ae
Wm. Gr
Stinson
Lee Becker
Jake Wiltfang
Piper Cub
Brodhead
Piper Super Cruiser
Robi. Brunkow
Robert Brunkow
William Hunter
Appleton
John Kleier
Racine
Howard
Betty Isely
Jacob Blum
General Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
Gil Baltzer
Larry Vincent
H. W. Perdue
el Paso
Tex
Osbin Vincent
Robert Fernsteadt
Francis Cook
Madison
Darlington
Evansville
Frank B. Goodrich Dies at Darlington
Frank B. Goodrich 77 former county clerk and Darlington resident dies after long illness at home. Services 1:30 p m tomorrow at Nelson Sharer funeral home with burial in Union Grove cemetery. Survived by wife Julia Figi two children one grandson and a sister in Monroe.
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Darlington
Frank B. Goodrich
Nelson- Sharer
Union Grove
David Heifey
Dubuque
Mr. Goodrich
Evanston
Julia Figi
Charles Meythaler
John Figi
Monroe
Howard
Joy Harris
San Francisco
Hawaii Strike Enters Pineapple Packers and Fish Cannery Teams
Hawaii waterfront strike headaches spread to pineapple packers and fish canners. Union says tin plate shipments stuck since May 1 after CIO longshoremen and warehouse workers union struck for a 32 cent wage raise to 1.40 an hour.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
CIO International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Reds Put Allies In Trading Puzzle
An Atlantic debate on how far democracies should trade with the Soviet bloc. Miklos Nyaradi warns a 1951 war timetable, Mao urges cooperation with capitalism now for production, and Western nations weigh whether trade aids or hinders the Soviet threat.
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New York
Miklos Nyaradi
Saturday Evening Post
Russia
Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
China
Europe
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Britain
United States
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Conductor Richter Retires After 48 Years With Milwaukee Road
Conductor Charles Richter of 915 Blaine Avenue Janesville retires after 48 years with the Milwaukee Road. He served as brakeman, yardmaster in Janesville, and conductor on the Mineral Point line, last running through Monroe.
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Charles Richter
Blaine Avenue
Janesville
Monroe
Milwaukee Road
Railroad
Mineral Point
Washington Reports No Traffic Fatalities Over Holiday Weekend
Police said there were zero traffic fatalities in Washington District of Columbia during the three day holiday weekend marking a safer period for residents and visitors.
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Washington
Washington D. C
Mollien Dies During Picnic Kitten Ball Game
Fred Mollien about 50 died suddenly yesterday while playing kitten ball at a neighborhood picnic in Brandon. He was husband of Letha Matzke of Juda. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at the Wee Lutheran church with burial in Mount Vernon cemetery at 3:30 p.m. The couple, married December 1932 in Juda, had lived in Belvidere, Illinois, and previously resided in Ju ta while he worked as a salesman.
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Juda
Fred Mollien
Brandon
Letha Matzke
Wee Lutheran Church
Mt. Vernon
Belvidere
Ill
Rockford Star editor dies after street collision
Fred Mertinke aged 29 state news editor of the Rockford Star died Sunday after his automobile collided with another car at a downtown street intersection. He came to Rockford two years ago from Wausau and was named state news editor two weeks ago.
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Rockford
Fred Mertinke
The
Bus and milk truck colliding near Smithfield kills three
A bus and a milk truck collided near Smithfield North Carolina yesterday. The bus driver and two truck passengers burned to death in the ensuing fire. Fourteen bus passengers were injured, two seriously. Two farmers and a passing motorist helped evacuate the passengers.
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Smithfield
N. C
Albert H Weinbrenner Dies Founder of Weinbrenner Shoe Co
Albert H Weinbrenner chairman of the board of the Weinbrenner Shoe Co. died at his Milwaukee home yesterday at age 84. He founded the firm 57 years ago and remained active in business until illness forced retirement.
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Milwaukee
Albert H. Weinbrenner
Weinbrenner Shoe Co
Weinbrenner
Shipping leader Sir Thomas Gordon dies at 67
Sir Thomas Stewart Gordon, 67, a prominent Australian shipping figure and wartime director of shipping, died today after a long illness. He was a leading figure in Australian maritime affairs.
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Sydney
Sir Thomas Stewart Gordon
Australia
Gordon
Loss of Uranium At Plants Denied
The atomic energy commission refuted claims that uranium has vanished from western Colorado plants. The Sentinel’s report of 30 tons of uranium oxides disappearing over two years was labeled hypothetical and based on assumptions. Ward Miller of Vanadium Corporation of America said he had not heard of such losses.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Grand Junction
Colo
Sentinel
Colorado
Colorado Plateau
AEC
New York
Ward Miller
Vanadium Corporation of America
Fire destroys barn on Burke farm near Seymour
Spontaneous combustion is believed to have started a fire Saturday night that destroyed a large hay barn and granary on the Lawrence Burke farm eight miles west of Darlington. Neighbors aided rural trucks to prevent spread. no animals died, but hay oats and a portable grinder were lost.
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Darlington
Lawrence Burke
Seymour
Burke
Funeral for slain Korean leader draws 250000 crowd
Seoul reports 250000 South Koreans attend the funeral for Kim Koo the 73 year old head of the Korean independence party and assassinated at his home on June 26 Police allege the killer was one of his own followers who found Kim plotting against President Syngman Rhee's government.
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Seoul
Kim Koo
Korean Independence Party
Kim
Syngman Rhee
Rescued Swimmer Honored for River Rescue
Kankakee. Ed Beinor a 33 year old former Notre Dame and Chicago Cardinals football player was credited with saving a swimmer in the Kankakee River near here. He dived in fully clothed Sunday evening and pulled 24 year old Norman McKenzie of Chicago 15 yards to shore.
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Kankakee
Ed Beinor
Notre Dame
Chicago Cardinals
Kankakee River
Here
Beinor
Norman McKenzie
Chicago
FBI File Disclosure Raises Innocent List Concerns
Washington observers confront how to clear innocent people named in FBI files after Judith Coplon trial. Attorney General Clark defended releasing the records, citing justice and the Coplon sentence, while noting the danger of harming innocents by public exposure.
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James Marlow
Washington
FBI
Clark
Judith Coplon
Coplon
Miss Coplon
Justice Jackson
Jackson
Congressional
Capt. George Fried Dies Veteran Ocean Liner Skipper
Yonkers report states Captain George Fried, 71, longtime master of U S liners including the Leviathan American George Washington and President Roosevelt, died yesterday. He led in sea rescues and later served as supervising inspector of the U S Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection after retiring in 1934.
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Yonkers
George Fried
America
George Washington
Roosevelt
Fried
U. S. Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspectation
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Palace
Martin Blotz
Reds
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