Americans Triumph In 24st All-Star Ballgame 11 9
The American League defeated the National League 11 to 9 in Cleveland. Al Rosen starred with two homers and five RBIs, tying Ted Williams’ All-Star scoring mark, as Warren Spahn struggled on the mound and the game featured multiple lead changes and a 27 hit total.
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Cleveland
Indians
al Rosen
Rosen
Ted Williams
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Nationals
Musial
Kluszewski
Avila
Carrasquel
Jablonski
Consuegra
Dark
Mantle
Snider
Bob Lemon
Robinson
Porterfield
Williams
Minoso
Bauer
S. Kluszewski
Boone
Fox
Keegan
Jackson
Mays
Campenella
Gus Bell
Cincinnati
Grissom
Gene Conley
Bell
Twins
Schoendienst
Stone
Albany School Addition Proposed to Ease Overcrowding
Albany voters will consider a plan to add 2000 square feet to the high school for an agriculture workshop replacing two gym classrooms. The project includes moving the agriculture room from the gym area and using the gym for science and home economics classes. The board asked an architect to estimate costs and plans include a junior high division shifting 7th and 8th grades to the high school. A $33,009 budget was approved for 1954-55 and blacktop work was authorized for the south grounds to provide courts and a parking area. Ralph Jones was elected to the board for three years, replacing Rev. Kyle M. Miller who moves to Indiana.
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Albany
Frank Hanrath
Hanrath
Ralph Jones
Albany Farmer
Kyle M. Miller
E. O. Osborne
Miller
Indiana
Walter Fahrner
Ivan Whalen
Yanks Russians Fight Floods Near Vienna Airfield
American and Russian troops worked within a few hundred yards of each other outside Vienna to save a U S Air Force base at Tulln and two Austrian villages from rising Danube floods. The river endangered the airfield as 70 000 were left homeless in Germany and Western Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
Danube
Germany
Tulln
Langenleborn
Julius Raab
Tulla
Wisconsin Weather-Crop Summary Notes Mixed Harvest
The U S weather bureau reports a gloomy week for Wisconsin crops with severe southern storms causing damage to hay fields barns and sheds. Oats show rust and tobacco recovers slowly while corn remains strong and gardens and truck crops stay in good condition. The coming week should be warm and dry with above normal temperatures.
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Madison
U. S.S. Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Bureau
Heat Wave Grips State With High Temps and Fatalities
Yesterday's temperatures topped the 90s across the region with a 93 in the afternoon and a 71 overnight. Forecasts call for highs near 92 and possible thunderstorms in the southeast, as heat across the plains and Canada to the Gulf prompts at least eight deaths nationwide.
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Madison
Superior
Canada
Gulf
Plains
Pittsburgh
Kas
Kansas City
Dallas
Casper
Wyo
Election Boards Named to Select Farm Ballot Lists
Community election boards are to choose 10 farmers from each township to appear on ASC ballots mailed by July 20. Elections must be submitted and ballots returned by July 27. County officials headed by Myron E. Jeglum outline duties and list township board members across multiple communities.
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Community Election Boards
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
County Election Board
Myron E. Jeglum
Nic Calabresa
Soil Conservation Service
Stanley Kittleson
FHA
R. J. Douglas
Green County Farm Bureau
Leslie Best
Brooklyn Grange
Adams
Martin Austad
Carl Schmid
Ed Rood
Burnell Moen
Argyle
Albany
Burr Bagley
Dwight Bump
Ralph Jones
Herman King
Brooklyn
Burgess Behnke
Leslie Baumgartner
Roger Clark Paul Hollis
Cadiz
Burnett Burk
Belleville
York
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Amos Johnson
James Ula
Thowald Wampstad
Blanchardville
Jefferson
Robert Newman
Ben Miller
Juda
John Haldiman
Monroe
Frank Deininger
Monroe City
Jordan
Clarence Falk
Walter Schuetz
Mike Daley
Fred Probst
Browntown
Kenneth Digman
Gilbert Dettwiler
Carl Wyss
Will Blum
Mt. Pleasant
Walter Pruett
Earl Feldt
Harvey Elmer
New Glarus
Melvin Streiff
Robert Arn
Ernest Zentner
John Thorsen
Spring Grove
Ben Deininger
Oliver Miller
Leslie Pinnow
Will Meinert
Brodhead
Sylvester
Clifford Prien
William Roth
Paul Baumgartner
Marvin Seidschlag
Washington
Leon Gempeler
Frank Loveland
Cecil Holloway
Edwin Klassy
Knowland Presses Faster French EDC Decision
Senate Republican leader Knowland keeps urging a prompt U S French decision on participation in the Anti- Communist European Defense Community He backs a softened aid cutoff to France and Italy but expects an acceptable formula to strengthen the measure The Foreign Relations Committee reversed itself to allow equipment deliveries while withholding funds until EDC participation is assured
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
United States
France
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Italy
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
House
Tions
Senate Armed Services Committee
Dulles
Sen. Wiley
EDC
Monroe Electors Approve High School Addition Study
Monroe Township electors at the annual meeting gave the Board of Education authority to pursue preliminary studies for an addition to the Monroe High School. Babler won a board seat by one vote, with Koenig backing Barry. Zuercher retires after 15 years. The budget for 1954-55 totals $383,000 with a $288,000 city levy and $357,248 expenditures for 1953-54.
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Monroe
Board of Education
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Perle Guess
Alvin H. Babler
G. E. Zuercher
Zuercher
M. E. Baltzer
Herbert T. Johnson
Herman A. Stuessy
Stuessy
High School
Lincoln
Ronald Johnson
Edmund R. Anderson
John A. Schindler
Charles Booth
Johnson
James Weir
Weir
Ernest Spring
Babler
Louis A. Koenig
George R. Barry
Paul Snowden
Guess
Edmund Anderson
Snow
Kittelsen
Marie Blum
Arthur T. Edwards
Dr. Snowden
Dr. Barry
Merlin J. Meythaler
Snowden
Koenig
Kindschi
Barry
Donald O. Foebing
Meythaler
Supt
E. O. Evans
Dulles Arrives in Paris for Talks On Indochina Peace
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Paris for top level talks with French Premier Mendes-France and British Foreign Secretary Eden. The discussions aim to bolster a Southeast Asian defense pact and press for an honorable peace in Indochina, amid Geneva conference concerns.
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Paris
Dulles
Southeast Asia
France
Indochina
U. S
Geneva
Pierre Mendes-France
Anthony Eden
Eden
Mendes-France
United States
Great Britain
Free Countries
Washington
Walter Bedell Smith
Boy, 9, Admits Dairy Burglary
A nine year old Monroe boy admitted breaking into the Monroe Dairy Co. several times over the last few weeks. Police found hand prints in freshly painted walls and missing cash and checks. He said he took 26.46 dollars in cash and several checks to buy candy. He will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Monroe
Monroe Dairy Co
House Group Votes Civil Service Raise
Washington the House post office committee tentatively approved a 5 percent across the board raise for about a million federal civil service employees. The committee did not set a minimum dollar floor as with postal workers. postal pay included a $200 a year minimum.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Masshardts Sail For Switzerland
Mr and Mrs Adolph Masshardt and daughter Adelheid plus Miss Kathy Davis and Miss Helen Wilbur sail from New York City to Switzerland for four months. The Masshardts plan to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Sept 5 and will visit relatives. The Vogels, a family with long U.S. residence, also travel and plan to rent a home in Switzerland during the stay.
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Adolph Masshardt
Adelheid
9Th Street
Albert Vogel
Kathy Davis
Dodgeville
Helen Wilbur
Edgerton
New York City
Switzerland
Masshardt
Masshardt Convalescent Home
Vogels
Vogel
Rudolph Volkart
Canton Zurich
Davis
Wilbur
Madison
Cheese Demand Fair Madison Market Report
Wisconsin cheese prices and demand described for today in Madison. Steady overall with fair to good demand. Small styles adequate offerings while cheddars are heavy. Selling prices listed by moisture basis 32 to 34 percent. single daisies 34 to 35 percent. long horns 34 to 35 percent. midgets 35 to 37 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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