Dulles Unveils Japanese Pact
Washington notes the United States and Britain unveil a pacific settlement with Japan to be signed by about 50 nations. John Foster Dulles leads negotiations, aiming for broad acceptance while Moscow is urged to join. The pact restores Japan to sovereign status with limits on prewar holdings and allows U S bases and troops pending a Pacific security system. A three nation U S Australia New Zealand pact and a separate Japan trade treaty are included.
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Washington
United States
Britain
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Dulles
San Francisco
Japan
Free World
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Green Demands Control on Prices
AFL president William Green told Democratic congressional leaders that labor unions will not and cannot submit to wage ceilings without effective price control. He attended a Capitol Hill conference backing Truman administration anti inflation measures, a strategy session to salvage the wage price controls program amid threats of defeat.
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Washington
AFL
William Green
Green
Capitol Hill
House
Truman
Stock Prices Move Higher in New Sales
New York reports a modest gain in the stock market as individual issues rise without broad market momentum. Strength in select issues lifts sentiment with shares up one to two dollars while some declines stay near a dollar.
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New York
Mrs Nellie Flynn Dies From June Crash Injuries
Mrs Nellie Flynn aged 79 died in a Dodgeville hospital from injuries suffered in a traffic accident on June 29. The crash occurred on the highway when her car collided with another vehicle.
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Nellie Flynn
Dodgeville
Milwaukee Girl Is 1951 Alice in Dairyland
Mar jean Czerwinski an 18 year old Milwaukee resident is chosen as 1951 Alice in Dairyland from 12 finalists after more than 11 000 entrants. She will reign at the Wisconsin state fair in Milwaukee August 18 26 and represent the state for a year.
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Waukesha
Czerwinski
Nev
Gerane Sawyer
Milwaukee
Charlene Schaefer
Madison
Maryalice Falk
Stoughton
Marilyn Schlise
Forestville
Carol Donovan
Vandyne
Jane Jones
Manston
Barbara Hanner
Galesville
Kay Kersten
Wittenberg
Bety Grunstead
Wausau
Arlene Duse
Stanley
Rita Raether
Fall Creek
Miner Point Trotting Figure Floyd Crase Dies at 55
Floyd Crase 55 well known for trotting horses died suddenly at an Elkhorn hotel after a heart attack. He and wife entered Green County fair races this year include Miss Martha Bradford. Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Gorgen funeral home Mineral Point with Rev E A Remaley officiating. Burial Graceland cemetery. He was former Mineral Point mayor and Iowa county official with a long clothing business and several local survivors.
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Floyd Crase
Mineral Point
Elkhorn
Martha Bradford
Crase
Iowa County Board
Gorgen
E. A. Remaley
Congregational Church
Monroe
Graceland Cemetery
Kenneth Laverty
Raymond O
Springfield
Joseph Kelley
Dodgeville
George Zichuhr
Louis Jensen
Thomas Harbrough
Milwaukee
Bert Richard
River Fails
Earl Griffith
Hollandale
Only One Basement Flooded in Goetz Acres
A report on Goetz Acres notes only one completed house basement contained water after a storm sewer overflowed and backed up the lift station. Curbs gutters and sidewalks are being installed on 19th Street and Lincoln Road for a ready all weather road, with street lighting added as part of the program. The country club road at 21st Street now serves as a full width gravel and oil surface street.
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Times
Goetz Acres
19Th Street
Lincoln Road
Chester J. Goetz
Country Club Road
21St Street
Swiss Cheese Market Shows Modest Gains and Shifts
A Swiss cheese market report notes better sales and a pickup in wholesale trade though prices mostly hold. May factory price hints suggest no change as cheddar slips two cents over two weeks and condensary milk drops five cents for late June. April averages fall to 2.87 with delivery up 25 percent from March, net farm income up 25 percent, butterfat at 3.09.
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Green County
Power and Light Seeks Rate Boost in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Power and Light Co. seeks a 1.25 million dollar annual rate increase for a three year expansion program. Grover C. Neff, president, said the rise funds dividends of 1.12 per share to attract investors for a 41 million dollar expansion. A hearing opened before Examiner Sam Bryan. The utility serves 160,000 customers in 32 counties, with Fond du Lac and Edgerton opposing.
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Madison
Wisconsin Power and Light Cor
Public Service Commission
Grover C. Neff
Sam Bryan
Wisconsin
Monroe
Fond du Lac
Edgerton
All Officers Renamed For Commercial Bank
Directors of Commercial and Savings bank re elected all officers at the annual board meeting yesterday. Renamed were Edward T Kundert president W C Bender vice president and cashier R W Blaha vice president and trust officer L A Rodger assistant cashier and assistant trust officer and Harold L Fenton assistant cashier.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Edward T. Kundert
W. C. Bender
R. W. Blaha
L. A. Rodger
Harold L. Fenton
President seeks seven percent raise for federal workers
President Truman asked Congress for a seven percent pay increase for government staff and a Senate committee approved about eight point four percent on average for classified civil service workers. The action would affect nearly two million workers including postal staff and civil service employees. The proposal aims to attract and retain skilled federal employees amid calls for higher compensation in higher ranks. Congress also debated work-force reductions and maintained a rule to fill only one in four federal vacancies, sending the labor department funding bill back with job-cutting instructions.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Postal Service
Civil Service
House
Senate House
Labor Department-Federal Security
Bail Reinstated For Communists In High Court
New York federal appeals court revived bail for 15 communists whose funds were frozen by Judge Sylvester J. Ryan. Judge Learned Hand set $10,000 bail for two trustees Daniell Hammett and Dr. W Alpaeus Hunton pending appeal, with Ryan previously jail sentences for contempt. Frederick Vanderbilt Field remained free on $10,000 bail.
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New York
Sylvester J. Ryan
Learned Hand
United States Court of Appeals
Civil Rights Congress of
Ryan
Hand
Kansas Suffers Greatest Floods In State History
Flood waters swept eastern and central Kansas and parts of Missouri in the state s worst flood on record. Seven dead and five to eight missing in Kansas and Missouri report two more fatalities from a separate lightning strike. Army engineers estimate flood damage at least 85 million dollars with the Kansas river valley hardest hit and multiple river basins causing widespread damage.
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Topeka
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Leonard Wood
Kansas River
Neosho
Marais Des Cygnes
Coettonwood
Kansas City
Tonoka
Oakland
Toneka
Lawrence
Kansas University
Manhattan
Abilene
Kas
North Topeka
North Lawrence
State University
Cheddar prices hold firm in Wisconsin market
Wisconsin American cheese market remains steady to firm with good demand and trading. The report cites selling prices and assembly points for varieties such as daisies, longhorns, square cue, and midgets with ranges around 39 to 41 percent and 40 to 41 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
I.c.l
Guard unit trains at Camp Ripley in Minnesota
At Camp Ripley Minnesota the 32nd Division National Guard conducts a three day firing and five day camp. Maj. Gen. A C Smith commends the unit praising high morale and training while Gov Kohler plans Governor's Day review. Visitors from outside are limited by distance. An observer says federalization news unlikely to affect the unit.
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Co. K
Camp Ripley
Minn
Fifth Army
A. C. Smith
Walter J. Kohler
Twin Cities
Little Falls
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Banned Reporters Face Next Move in Red Negotiations
Allied peace camp correspondents clash over suspension of armistice talks on press representation. Most say the next move rests with the communists, while Hal Foust blasts the action as hastily taken and dangerous for American soldiers. Others hope the split is temporary.
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Jim Becker
Munson
Bert Andrews
Washington
New York Herald-Tribune
Hal Foust
Chicago Tribune
Kaesong
Blacksmith Nelson Mellnay Dies of Heart Attack
Nelson G. Mellnay 73 a longtime blacksmith at 1211 9th street was found dead last night at 11 30 Coroner Dr Herman A Stuessy ruled death from a heart attack He had been in poor health a year Mrs Mellinay staying with sister Mrs J Fred Zinser 2427 10th street He was born March 4 1878 in Brookville Ogle County NJ son of Jacob and Mary Bingham McIlnay He married Katherine Dubendorfer Nov 11 1925 in Freeport and started a local shop He is survived by two daughters Mrs E D Fulbright Waterloo Ia and Mrs Jacob Bennett La Crosse two brothers Naton Polo Ill Eugene Mill edgeville one sister Mrs Minnie Helmet Beloit and five grandchildren Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Howard L Orbans officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Nelson G. Mellnay
9Th Street
Herman A. Stuessy
Mellinay
J.fred Zinser
10Th Street
Mr. Mellinay
Brookville
Ogle County
Jacob
Mary Bingaman McIlnay
Rockville
Illinois
Freeport
Katherine Duebendorfer
Mcllinay
E. D. Fulbright
Waterloo
Jacob Bennett
la Crosse
Naton
Polo, Ill
Eugene
Milledgeville
Minnie Helmet
Beloit
Stuessy Funeral
Howard
Three Hurt in Crash Northeast of Albany
A Rockford man Harold Carlson 45 was critically injured and his wife Inez hospitalized with leg injuries after a collision at the intersection of highways 59 and 13 northeast of Albany three miles from Evansville. Earl Gibbs 70 of Evansville suffered bruises and was treated at the scene. Carlson’s 14 year old son was reportedly uninjured. Gibbs said he failed to stop at the stop sign.
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Albany
Rockford
Evansville
Harold Carlson
Beloit
Inez
Earl J. Gibbbs
Carlson
Gibbs
Highway 59
Rock County
Seven Die After Jet Engine Test Blast at GM Plant
An explosion at General Motors Allison jet engine testing cell near Indianapolis kills seven workers and injures one survivor. Maj. Harold E. Wilber says eight men were present. the blast tore the roof and hurled debris, with investigators probing the cause at the Army controlled facility five miles west of the city near the speedway.
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Indianapolis
General Motors Corp
Harold E. Wilber
Air Force Public Information Officer
Wilber
General Motors Allison
Air Force
Army
Speedway
Green County Historical Society Elects Directors
The Green County Historical Society held its annual meeting in the Green room of the library with a preceding picnic supper. Department heads were named including Miss Priscilla Blumer and Miss Lillian Gempeler, with plans for two summer tours to Tallman house and Nelson-Dewey State park. A display of old glassware and china will be shown next Sunday at the Stable museum, open Sundays 2 to 5 p.m.
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Green County Historical Society
Priscilla Blumer
Lillian Gempeler
Ralph J. Kundert
Browntown
Arthur C. Benkert
Anna O. Blum
Clarence W. Benkert
Ralph Bridge
Juda
Ben H. Roderick
Brodhead
E. N. Churchill
Gilbert Hoesly
New Glarus
New Glarus Cabin
Tallman House
Janesville
Nelson-Dewey State Park
Historical Society
Luchsinger Farm
Wyss to resume Limburger operation and equipment sale
The Wyss factory will resume Limburger production on July 21 reverting to the prior farm cooperative system. Since July 1 patrons fed milk to Browntown Borden plant and stockholders voted to buy Kraft Foods cheese equipment after a 90 day option elapsed.
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Wyss
Browntown Borden
Kraft Foods
Admiral Insists Newsmen Can Attend Kaesong Parley
The United Nations halted cease-fire talks over press representation at Kaesong after Red Guards blocked a U N convoy with 20 newspapermen. Vice Admiral Joy demanded that a chosen press corps be allowed to attend and return to the conference site. Ridgway called the stance all or nothing as talks paused with no resumption date.
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Munsan
United Nations
Kaesong
U. N
C. Turner Joy
Matthew B. Ridgway
Joy
Nam III
Ridgway
Automobile overturns on road to Browntown
A gray coupe with an Illinois license left the highway at Schuetz corners four miles from Monroe on highway 1 to Browntown and overturned badly. The driver, a youth about 16, was brought to Monroe by Thomas J. Schuetz who found him in a nervous condition. No report had been made to the sheriff as of this afternoon.
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Schuetz Corners
Monroe
Highway 1
Browntown
Thomas J. Schuetz
Sheriff's Department
Snead Opens Western Open One Stroke Back
Sam Snead shot a par 35 for the first nine holes of the Western Open round and trailed leader Jim Turnesa by one stroke. Turnesa, Briarcliff, N Y, posted the 36 hole pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Snead
Davenport
Jim Turnesa
Briarcliff
N. Y
Snead
Ashland Editor Likely to Run for Congress
John B. Chapple editor of the Ashland Press says he would run for Congress in the 10th district if Rep. Alvin E. O’Konski Republican from Mercer decides not to seek re election.
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Ashland
John B. Chapple
Ashland Press
Alvin E. O’konski
Mercer
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Stewart F. Kingston
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Alice In Dairyland
Commercial Bank
P. W. Ryan Sons
Monticello
J. B. Scherer
GMC
Indiana
Historical Group
Kaesong Parley
U. S. Eighth Army
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