4 H Members Set for Events at County Fair
Sixty one 4 H club members from Green County's 28 clubs will demonstrate home economics agriculture and health and safety at an all day session at the fairgrounds. Winners advance to state fair and junior events during the county fair July 30 to Aug 3. Demonstrators must report 15 minutes early and sessions begin at 9 a m at two spots with judges Miss Clara Kolb Russell Nelson and Miss Alice Davis in charge.
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Green County
Clara Kolb
University of Wisconsin
Russell Nelson
Iowa County
Alice Davis
Dane County
William Blum
Clarence Schultz
President Truman Hospitalized After Mild Virus Infections
President Truman spent a "very good night" at Walter Reed as doctors run tests for a mild virus. aides say he hopes to return to the White House by Saturday while reviewing about 50 bills awaiting his signature. Mrs. Truman rushed to his bedside from Missouri.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Joseph Short
Congress
Neptune Holiday Aquacade to Feature Royal Themed Show
The fifth annual aquacade at Monroe pool titled Neptune Takes a Holiday runs July 28 at 7:30 p.m. Neptune John Jumbo Stauffacher will ascend the high diving board to review lessons learned by Monroe children. A mermaid, Carol Schindler, will announce the program with ballet numbers, synchronized swimming, and water ballet performed by Red Cross lesson students under Judith Kubly Barbara Davis and Karen Bender. The Pool Side Four comedy ballet includes Judith Kubly Jean Babler Barbara Davis and Karen Bender. Lifeguards Jean Babler and Karen Bender will direct the water demonstrations while Joe E. Miller leads the guard team demonstrating rescue techniques. A square dance follows at 9:30 p.m.
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Neptune
Monroe
John
Jumbo) Stauffacher
Carol Schindler
State Officials Inspect Monroe Fire Protections Ahead of Rate Decision
J. B. Wilkinson and William Gruetzmacher of the state fire marshal's office conducted part of the inspection of Monroe's fire protection facilities. They reviewed fire trucks hydrant placements pressure well capacities and other fire protection projects while noting two trucks exceed twenty years in age and one is about twelve. They stressed they are gathering information and that all material and rates will be public when compiled.
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J. B. Wilkinson
William Gruetzmacher
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Monroe
Subway Collision Injures 183 in New York Rush
A rail clash between two crowded subway trains at a busy New York station during rush hour sent hundreds sprawling. Police report 183 injured, most with minor injuries, in the panic and chaos following the crash.
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New York
Russell Bids for White House Backing as Convention Opens
Georgia Senator Richard B. Russell sought President Truman's support in the Democratic presidential contest. He said Truman may reveal his chosen candidate soon at the 31st Democratic National Convention, while signaling opposition to a compulsory fairness plan and aligning with the Fair Deal agenda.
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Jack Bell
Chicago
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Truman
Russell
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Stanley Gewirtz
Americans For Democratic
Thomas E. Fairchild
U. S. Senate
Madison
Sen. Kefauver
Tennessee
Shullsburg Mine Workers Return After 19 Day Strike
Calumet and Hecla Mining Co workers resume shifts in Shullsburg after a 19 day strike ended. Agreement keeps job evaluation studies leading to possible pay raises and drops demand for United Mine Workers Local Union recognition. State labor board Morris Salvay attended as talks concluded with deputies withdrawn as picketing ended.
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Shullsburg
Calumet and Hecla Mining Co
United Mine Workers Union
Division 50
Morris Salvay
State Labor Board
Donald Harvey
Galena
Richard McCarthy
Hazel Green
Edward Cullen
Cuba City
Lester Short
Darlington
Homer F. Curry
Lafayette County
Shahs Rebuff Triggers Iran Premier Mossadegh Resignation
In Tehran Premier Mohammed Mossadegh resigns after a clash with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Parliament. The move follows the Shah’s refusal to permit Mossadegh to hold war minister post in addition to premier. Hussein Ala announced the resignation in a closed Parliament session.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Ipan
Hussein Ala
Stock Prices Slide During Quiet Trading
New York stocks backed down in quiet trading as prices drifted within fractions higher to about one point lower. The session was undistinguished with roughly one million shares changing hands.
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New York
Army Worm Invasion Spreads To Green County Fields
Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie appeals to Monroe residents to volunteer for air spotter watches supporting the national defense. Five posts are active with two at round-the-clock shifts, others seeking personnel. volunteers have already aided in rapid reporting to Chicago.
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Green County
Monroe
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Dunwiddie
South Wayne
Air Force
Chicago
J. B. Scherer
Round Grove
Stearns Station
Crazed Theorist Kills Secretary On Columbia Campus
An Air Force veteran Bayard P. Peakes 30 arrived in New York in custody after confessing in Boston to fatally shooting Eileen Fahey 18 at the American Physical Society office on the Columbia University campus. Police say he pursued a life prolonging theory and bought a .22 pistol intending to shoot someone after his thesis was rejected.
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New York
Air Force
Columbia University
Bayard P. Peakes
Boston
Eileen Fahey
Peakes
Reds Transfer Dean and Captives to New POW Location
Communists claim U S Maj. Gen. William F. Dean has been moved from Pyongyang camp to another North Korean POW location. The exchange of letters at Panmunjom cites a large transfer of Dean and numerous Korean captives. Allies seek accounting for 1881 missing UN soldiers and 1014 Allied-held prisoners with details for all but four.
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Munsan
Korea
U. S
William F. Dean
Pyongyang
North Korea
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Dean
U. S. 24Th Infantry Division
U. N
Virginia Ex-Governor Urges Break With Truman Supporters
Former Virginia governor William M. Tuck urged Democrats to sever ties with the national party if the South is rebuffed at Chicago. Addressing over 2,000 delegates at the Democratic State Convention, he condemned what he called Trumanism and Fair Dealism.
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Roanoke
William M. Tuck
Virginia
National Democratic Party
Chicago
Truman Signs New G I Bill Extending Benefits to Korea Veterans
President Truman signed a comprehensive G I bill for Korea era veterans, offering education and training funding, mustering out pay, unemployment support for up to 26 weeks, and home and business loan aid. The program, costing about one billion dollars annually, applies to those discharged under honorable conditions and permits study at VA approved schools with tuition and living expense support.
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Washington
Truman
G.I
Walter Reed Hospital
Veterans Administration
Congress
Tas
Ibtacs Ie
Army worm threatens corn crops in southern Wisconsin
Army worm infestation spreads across Green Dane and Columbia Counties with reports of damaged grain and corn. County and state officials plan aerial spraying and ground applications, with five Rock County firms already engaged.
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Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Decatur Township
Clarno
Wisconsin
E. H. Fisher
University of Wisconsin
Dane
Grant
Green
Rock
Walworth
Jefferson
Columbia
Dodge
Fond du Lac
Green Lake
Racine
Kenosha
E.L. Chambers
Fred Hahlen
Harvey Mauerman
F. Victor Burcalow
Walter Lederman
Clifford Hintzman
Kenneth Hartwig
Rock County
Rock County Board of Supervisors
Mississippi
Lake Michi
High School Annuals Ready for Distribution
Supt E O Evans announced that high school annuals for 1952 have arrived and will be distributed after receipt of delivery.
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E. O. Evans
Stevenson backer says Stevenson out of 1952 bid
Jacob M. Arvey a Chicago Democratic leader and Stevenson supporter says he believes Adlai Stevenson will not pursue the Democratic Presidential nomination in 1952. Arvey says Stevenson is running only for governor of Illinois and sees no chance the convention will name him.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Jacob M. Arvey
Illinois
Arvey
Stevenson
Schmitt
Stevens Point
Kerr
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
Senate
Oor Kohler
Racine
Reuss
Kohler
M—Rey
Carl O Johnson 50 dies in Chicago after illness
Carl O Johnson aged 50 of 6507 N Claremont Chicago died yesterday at 2 30 pm at his father in law H Sickinger 1737 17th St following 11 months illness He was born July 3 1902 in Marlboro Mass and lived in Chicago since age two He married Josephine Sickinger July 10 1943 in Janesville He was superintendent of Illinois Bell Telephone Co in Chicago for 32 years Burial at Ridgewood Cemetery Des Plaines with Masonic services to follow.
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Carl O. Johnson
Claremont Avenue
Chicago
H Sickinger
17Th Street
Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Marlboro
Mass
George A. and
Frieda Lavendahl Johnson
Lane Technical High School
Josephine Sickinger
Janesville
Johnson
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Parkway Masonic Lodge
Rodgers Park
Eastern Starr
George Johnson
Harry G
Shriner- Neushwander
Hamann
North Clark
Benjamin Will
Ridgewood Cemetery
Des Plaines
Farm Data Schedules Passed To Draft Board
The Green County Mobilization Committee led by Fred Mahlen completed the first 20 farm data schedules for the selective service system. Registrants provide farm and employer details, which the committee transcribes into forms used by the local draft board.
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Green County
Fred Mahlen
Selective Service
Draft Board
Hahlen
Wisconsin GOP unity behind Eisenhower in rift era
Governor Kohler says Wisconsin state GOP leaders unite behind Dwight D. Eisenhower and that Wilbur Renk heads Eisenhower clubs in the state. Summerfield plans a Coleman invitation as Coleman weighs joining the national campaign. Other Wisconsin Republicans criticize McCarthy votes and press for Kefauver support.
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Wisconsin
Kohler
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arthur Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Thomas E. Coleman
Eisenhower
Coleman
Madison
Sen. Taft
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Wayne Hood
LaCrosse
GOP
Henry Ringling
Baraboo
Renk
Hood
Ringling
Taft
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Joyce Babler
Lincoln Park
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Lois Deemer
Times
Jane LaBorde
Twin Grove
Nancy Kern
Mary A. Frautschy
Juda
Barbara Hartwig
Ethlyn Peters
New Glarus
Marie Babler
Doris Schneider
Carol Haas
Ullom
Karen Brandenburg
Park Pool
Shah
Watch
Round Grove School House
Monticello
Ly An Arnsmeier
Judas
Juto
Harry Ammann
Fay Jones
Albany
Glarus
Legion Hill
Eugene Stuessy
Schuetzes Clothing Store
Evening Times
Jake Wiltfang
Green County Auto Co
Clarno Post
Iron Horse
Milwaukee Road
Shawn
Bostonian
Reds
Stevenson Backer
Buck Eisenhower
The
Associated Press
Summerfield
Michigan
National
Eisenhower Organization
Flint
Mich
Len Schmitt
Merrill
Sen. McCarthy
McCarran
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