Democrats Rally Sets Farm Platform for Wisconsin
Democratic delegates at the Milwaukee convention adopt a farm oriented platform promising higher dairy support, rural programs and expanded state education. Elliot Walstead urges voters to unite and contrasts Wisconsin Republicans with Hitler and Mussolini era praise.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Congress
Johnson
Wilkie
Jerome Blaska
Sun Prairie
Benson
Hitler
Mussolini
Doctor Quizzed In Wife's Murder
Dr Samuel Sheppard was questioned again by Cuyahoga County detectives at the jail about the July 4 killing of his wife Marilyn. Investigators planned to record his latest statement in writing as three tree trimmers were also questioned without a link to the crime.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Carl Rossbach
Bay View Hospital
Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppards
Huntington Beach
Sheppard
Hunt
Lake Erie
Sheppards’ Bay Village
Samuel R. Gerber
Two Await Sentences In Blue Mounds Theft
Norbert J. Bugnacki and Theodore Brown both of Milwaukee are held to await sentencing after pleading burglary and larceny in the Cave of the Mounds wishing well theft at Blue Mounds. They admitted stealing 475 dollars on June 2.
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Madison
Norbert J. Bugnacki
Theodore Brown
Milwaukee
Dane County
Blue Mounds
Herman Sachtsen
Bugnacki
On Wheels Parade Draws 35 Kids In Recreation Park Event
Children gathered for an On Wheels Parade along 16th Street to Recreation Park. Prizes were awarded for unusual doll buggy designs, decorated doll buggy, best dressed girl, and unique vehicle combinations. A breakfast hike and baseball clinics were announced for following weeks by Ronald D Johnson and Joseph Keegan.
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16Th Street
Recreation Park
Recreation Department
Barbara Schuetze
Linda McGuire
Laura
Audrey Patterson
Mary Walker
Mary Bennet
Frederick Schuetze
Kenny Ginner
Gregory
Debbie Gibbons
Donna
Richard Swiggum
Jane Russell
Ronald D Johnson
Lincoln Park
Johnson
Joseph Keegan
East School
Milton
Red Cross
President Holds Up Atomic Strike Action
An inquiry board reported to President Eisenhower on the Paducah Kentucky plant walkout but no court injunction was ordered. The White House awaited a Paducah worker meeting to decide if 1,000 strikers return to work. Meanwhile about 3,500 CIO members ended a separate Oak Ridge strike.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paducah
White House
CIO
Oak Ridge
Park Board Sets Annual Meeting For Tuesday
Park Board will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall. New officers will be elected. Lee Mitchell is president and Mrs. John A. Schindler is secretary.
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City Hall
Lee Mitchell
John A. Schindler
Ringler Cohn Probe At Ft Dix Over 90 Degree Drill
Col Earl Ringler regimental commander at Ft Dix reviews discipline actions after a lieutenant and a sergeant were relieved for forcing their company to stand in 90 degree heat for an hour. The case follows past friction with Roy Cohn and Col Ringler during McCarthy hearings. Ringler is expected to announce a decision in a few days.
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FT. DIX
N.J.P
Roy M. Cohn
David Schine
Earl R. Ringler
Ringler
Schine
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Army
McCarthy Hear- Cohn
Subcommittee
Dix
Fagg Schine
Green County Sees Multiple Races In September Primary
Several offices face contested primaries as filings reveal potential races for county clerk district attorney and other posts. Incumbent clerk Wilma Lengacher battles Ray Kundert. Joseph D Viney seeks district attorney with Franz Brand expected to file. Senate candidates Edward J Kaderly and Glenn H James headline district 17 GOP race. Other filings include Ralph Kundert treasurer Grace Thorp register of deeds and Harry Keegan assembly with more expected before Tuesday 5 pm deadline.
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Green County
Secretary of State
Wilma Lengacher
Ray E. Kundert
Juda
Joseph D. Viney
Franz Brand
Edward J. Kaderly
Glenn H. James
Montfort
Green
Grant
Iowa
Lafayette
Ralph J. Kundert
Grace Thorp
Register of Oe
Harry Keegan
Herman Stuessy
Wilbur E. Deininger
Helen F. Myers
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
Robert Travis
Platteville
Blackhawk Picnic Opens With Amateur Show At Woodford
Fifteenth annual Blackhawk Picnic in Woodford opens tonight at 8 featuring an amateur show with talent from Southern Wisconsin. Tomorrow includes a 9:30 a.m. waterfight tournament among Argyle Browntown South Wayne Wiota and Woodford, with a winner to be declared. Night vaudeville features George Moorhead the Barradoes the Lancasters and the Gold Dust Twins, plus rides concessions and a large picnic ground.
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Woodford
Wisconsin
Argyle
Browntown
South Wayne
Wiota
George Moorhead
the Barradoes
Lancasters
Gold Dust Twins
Fisherman Drowns as Boat Capsizes on Petite Lake
A West Chicago fisherman Howard Klug, 34, drowned when his boat capsized on Petite Lake south of Antioch. Two others were rescued from the overturned craft in the incident reported today.
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Antioch
Ill
Chicago
Petite Lake
Howard Klug
Resentment and Flights Rise as Hanoi Faces Ceasefire Fears
In Hanoi Indochina fear and resentment grow as a ceasefire could partition Viet Nam and hand the north to the Vietminh. Thousands seek to leave while hundreds daily get travel permits and consulates plan evacuations for nationals amid rising tension and clashes near the city.
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Forrest Edwards
Hanoi
Indochina
Vietminh
Viet Nam
Hanoi-Son Tay
South Korea
Saigon
Amoth withdraws from Wisconsin governor race
Madison candidate Ralph F. Amoth, who planned to run on a McCarthy aligned platform, ends his bid citing strong anti McCarthy sentiment. He argued Kohler faces farmer disapproval and a tough battle ahead.
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Madison
Ralph F. Amoth
U. S
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Amoth
Kohler
Gore Club Faces Violation Charges In Recall Effort
A criminal information charges the Joe Must Go Club Inc with 21 counts of public justice violations. Leroy Gore, ex executive secretary of the club, says the information, prepared by District Attorney Harlan Kelley, was served Friday after the group allegedly paid nearly $8,000 to six officers and directors of recall movements and to two advertising firms.
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Sauk City
Joe Must Go Club, Inc
Leroy Gore
Gore
Dist
Atty
Harlan Kelley
Baraboo
Joe Must Go Club
Sen. McCarthy
Kelley
Wisconsin
Had 22 Charter Members Local Woman's Club Marks 70th Birthday
The Woman's Club of Monroe marks 70 years since its 22 charter members organized by Dr. Helen Bingham. It was the state's fourth club after Berlin 1873 Milwaukee 1882 and Waukesha 1884, and now operates with a large waiting list and a permanent home at the Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library.
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Woman's Club of
Monroe
Helen Bingham
Milwaukee Woman's Club
Berlin
Milwaukee Club
Waukesha Club
Willis Ludlow
Ludlow Library
Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library
First District Federation
Turner Hall
Mary K
Oaktron Industries Expands Operations In Monroe Facility
Monroe firm Oaktron Industries expands with two new assembly lines at the former Pleasure Bend recreation center. President W. L. Rollins notes 50 employees including management, with lines in the bowling alley area. Engineer Andrew C. Ericksen Jr. joins from Tingley Park, IL. Virgil Wilkins oversees production of radio loudspeakers and hearing aid transformers under Oaktron contract. Operation began late February after leasing the building with option to buy.
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Oaktron Industries, Inc
Pleasure Bend
W. L. Rollins
Doris Grossenbacher
Darlene Legler
Phyllis White
Times
Monroe
Pleasure Bend Recreation Center
Andrew C. Ericksen Jr
Oaktron Electric Co
Tingley Park
Erickson
Route 5
Virgil Wilkins
Oaktron Industries
Little Rock Man Elected by Lions
Edward G. Barry of Little Rock Arkansas was elected third vice president of the Lions International at the 37th annual convention. Monroe L. Nute of Kennett Square Pennsylvania became president, succeeding S A Dodge of Detroit. Barry defeated C W McKee of Hays Kansas by 3156 to 595 in the contest.
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New York
Edward G. Barry
Little Rock
Ark
Lions International
Big
Lions
Monroe L. Nute
Kennett Square
S. A. Dodge
Detroit
Barry
Arkansas Power and Light Co
C. W. McKee
Hays, Kas
Baraboo Car Crash Fatality Claims Local Farmer
A Friday night crash near Baraboo in Sauk County resulted in the death of Arthur Hill a 47 year old farmer from Greenfield town. The incident involved a car and a truck and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Here
Arthur Hill
Greenfield
Sauk County
Skywatch Volunteers Urged to Run Monroe Post
J. B. Scherer announced a plea for volunteers to man the Monroe Skywatch post on a 24 hour basis until an emergency warning from the Air Filter Center in Chicago is lifted. The alert affects Albany New Glarus Charno Brodhead and Belleville areas.
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J. B. Scherer
Monroe
Chicago
Scherer
Skywatch
Stearn’s
Grand Ole Opry Show Tonight at Fairgrounds
The WSM Grand Ole Opry is set for 8 tonight at the fairgrounds sponsored by Green County Fair Association. The program features String Bean from NBC Prince Albert and Tommy Scott's indoor circus with a rain backup to be held in the stock pavilion if needed.
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WSM
Grand Ole Opry
Fairgrounds
Green County Fair Association
Tommy Scott
Senate Panel Sets Deadline to Ratify Treaty by December 31
Washington The Senate foreign relations committee tentatively vows to halt foreign aid flow to France and Italy after December 31 unless they approve the European defense plan or an acceptable alternative. Senator H Alexander Smith says the bill would cut in half the goods in the pipeline and warns of dire trouble if the State Department protests. The panel also seeks Eisenhower authorization to real locate 800 million dollars for Indochina if fighting ends, and trims 347.7 million from House spending. Knowledgeable leaders push a toned down Red China stance while Knowland pledges to fight to remove U N support if Reds join.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Senate
State Department
House
Smith
Sen
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
United Nations
China
U. S
Peiping
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U. N
Red China
State Dulles
White House
Congress
J B Hopkins Rites Planned In Brodhead
James B Hopkins 61 a Brodhead photographer died of a heart attack at home. Born March 30 1893 he married Helen Doris Roderick in 1916. He leaves wife three daughters Rex a brother nine grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 pm New Comer funeral home with Rev J C Robertson officiating. American Legion to take part. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Monday.
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C. R. Coole
Arteria
N. M
G. D. Amundsen
Beloit
W. B. Abbelgore
Odell
Ill
Rex
Evansville
Newcomer Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
Congregational Church
American Legion
Greenwood Cemetery
Fred Statz Founder of Statz Paint Co. Dies
Fred L. Statz, 57, founder and longtime owner of Statz Paint Co., died at his Madison home following a heart attack. He started the company in 1928 and built it into a noted regional paint firm.
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Fred Statz
Madison
Fred L. Statz
The
Statz Paint Co
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