Parade Promises Fun Day Friday At Lincoln Park
Mrs. Jane Stevens city playground director announced Fun Day Friday with a 1 30 parade from Lincoln School to Recreation Park. a pep band led by Allan F Barnard will march units to be judged at the ball diamond, followed by games, contests, and a 3 30 pool opening. softball games and an outdoor dance complete the day.
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Jane Stevens
Stevens
Allan F. Barnard
Lincoln School
11Th Street
Recreation Park
Gemplers
Commercial Bank
Sahara Coal
Albany
Milton
Monroe Junior Legion
Milton Legion
Carol Swingle
Joe Keegan
Recreation
Lincoln Park
Jane Thompson
Bevan Calls Churchill Stupid and Warns of War
Aneurin Bevan told a Durham rally that Prime Minister Churchill is stupid and that Britain and the United States risk a third world war by delaying China’s entry to the United Nations. He recalled 1919 interventions and 1954 U S policy changes as it shapes China policy.
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Durham
England
Aneurin Bevan
Churchil
United States
China
United Nations
Labor Party
Churchill
Bevan
Milwaukees Dan Hoan Fined for Traffic Violation
Dan Hoan former Milwaukee mayor and Democratic gubernatorial nominee was fined $10 and costs in Justice Court on Friday for a traffic violation tied to a preceding accident in Clintonville.
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Dan Hoan
Clintonville
Milwaukee
Justice Court
Senators Morse and Lehman Fight Atomic Power Plan
Senators Morse Ind Ore and Lehman D Lib NY condemned a general revision of atomic energy law that would license a few private firms to develop industrial atomic power. Lehman warned the bill sacrifices public rights and AEC scope, urging extended debate while Morse criticized rushed passage.
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Washington
Morse
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress
Gibbons Twins Fifth Set Born at Hospital
The identical twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Gibbons, 1608 13th street, born yesterday morning at St. Clare hospital, are the fifth twin birth at the facility this year. Gail Ann is their older sister, and the family ties include Mrs. Thomm, the paternal grandmother, and Mrs. Martha A. Larson, the maternal great grandmother from Monroe.
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Edward J. Gibbons
13Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Gibbons
Gail Ann
Onna Thomm
John B. Thomm
17Th Avenue
Elda Gibbons
16Th Street
Martha A. Larson
Monroe
Vernus Bredeson
Monticello
Glenn Albert Gempler
Albany
Thomas LaVern Daley
Gratiot
Thomas Thorp
Clarno
Oneida Chief’s House Fire Destroys Historical Records
A fire at the home of the Oneida tribal secretary and historian destroyed irreplaceable records. Andrew Beechtree confirmed the blaze started in the kitchen of his residence, prompting loss of important Oneida Nation documents.
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Andrew Beechtree
Hundreds Pack Square for Two Hour Alice in Dairyland Event
Several hundred people gathered on the north side of the square for a two hour public program headlined by the first appearance of Alice in Dairyland since her June 26 selection. Mary Ellen McCabe helped cut a 200 pound wheel of Swiss cheese with G. Fred Galli as the cheese was given to Judge Ralph D. Moore.
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Alice
Mary Ellen McCabe
Alice In Dairyland
Green County
Ralph D. Moore
the Loyal Order of Moose
Times
Dairyland
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
the Loyal Order of Moore
Head-on Crash Kills Seven in New Jersey
Mount Holly New Jersey two cars collided head on in a mass of mangled steel early today killing seven persons including all six occupants of one vehicle A third car crashed into the wreckage but none of its four occupants was seriously hurt One victim riding alone in a convertible had been warned just before the accident to be more careful
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Mount Holly
N. J
4 H Club Entries Due By Monday At Fair
Leslie F. Huber 4 H club agent reminds Green County members of the Monday deadline for all 4 H entries to the Green County Centennial Fair. She notes several entries are already in and that the agriculture extension office in the Courthouse will close to entries Monday.
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Leslie F. Huber
Green County
Huber
Agriculture Extension
Green Bay Man To Head Moose At Wisconsin Convention
John Peterman of Green Bay is slated to become the state president of the Wisconsin Moose Association after the nomination committee streamlined the slate at the 38th annual convention. Nominees for secretary and trustee positions were named, with elections to be held at Turner Hall tomorrow.
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John Peterman
Green Bay
Wisconsin Moose Association
Peterman
District 5
Charles H. Showers
Madison
John Manson
Kenosha
Moose
Harold P. Tesar
West Bend
Louis Scianni
Cudahy
Nels Nutting
Appleton
Franklin H. Laing
Milwaukee
T. O. Stauffacher
Monroe
Turner Hall
Marshall L. Peterson
Monroe Country Club
Moose Lodge
American Legion Post
Fred Rogers
Pilgrim Moose
Edward Owens
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Herbert Ainsworth
Kiwanis
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
State Association
Owens
Judge Moore
Mooseheart
First District Forward Legion of the Moose
Showers
Moore
Koyk&. Wing
Moose Hall
Herbert W. Heilman
Paul F. Risser
Ernest A. Zumbach
Fred E. Buholzer
Cecil McGuire
Monticello
Walter Schild
Juda
Raymond F. Montgomery
Browntown
Glen E. Wismer
Roy McBride
Robert Hulburt
Brodhead
Second Property Tax Deadline Set for July 31
County Treasurer Ralph J. Kundert warned that the second installment on city property taxes is due by July 31. Payments go to the county treasurer, not the city treasurer Helen Gempeler, and receipts from the first half show where and when to pay the final amount.
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Ralph J. Kundert
Helen Gempeler
Kundert
Powder Drier Unit Blamed in Explosions at Maryland Factory
Chestertown Maryland officials say a powder drying oven likely triggered a series of blasts at a Kent Manufacturing Co plant killing ten people. Army ordnance and FBI teams cleared five acres of ruins while residents within three blocks evacuated and officers searched for further bodies. A plant spokesman cited a machine operated by Fannie Robbins of Millington as the first ignition.
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Chestertown
Army Ordnance
FBI
Army
Fannie Robbins
Millington
Easton
Kent Manufacturing Co
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Prairie Bridge Toll Ends as Kohler Rules Free Crossing
The Kohler administration ended tolls on the Wisconsin Iowa Prairie du Chien Marquette Bridge at 12:01 p m with celebrations in both states. Gov. Walter J Kohler ordered state takeover and toll removal after a dispute over timing and repairs, as about 1 000 cars joined an impromptu parade.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wisconsin
Iowa
F. W. Clanton
Toll Bridge Commission
Walter J. Kohler
Carroll
Kohler
Americans Held by Czechs Faced Secrets Demands
Seven U.S. soldiers detained for 12 days in Czechoslovakia said captors threatened them with imprisonment to extract military secrets. Capt. Jack Davis described multiple interrogations, travel blindfolds, and transfers between three locations while denying bodily harm.
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Jack M. Davis
Raytown
Waldhaus
Germany
816Th Field Artillery
Frankfurt
Fuerth
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Jack Davis
Davis
Richard J. Jumper
Bonneville
Miss
Leonard D. Tennis
Alliance
Ohio
John F. Glasson
Oakdale
Calif
Jerry W. Griffith
Springfield
George Switzer
Milburn
Neb
Ross McGinnis
Greensburg
Thy
Baernau
West Germany
Professor Sammis Dies at 81 Cheese Expert and UW Professor
John L. Sammis, 81, retired University of Wisconsin dairy chemistry professor and cheese specialist, died at home after a long illness. He taught at UW from 1906 to 1940 after a prior stint at the University of Illinois. A Winona Minnesota native and active Mason, Sammis contributed to dairy science and cheese making.
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Madison
John L. Sammis
University of Wisconsin
Sammis
University of Illinois
Winona
Minn
Tighter License Setup Proposed
Madison lawmakers consider a bill to tighten Wisconsin driver license rules. A subcommittee of the governor's highway safety committee, the Wisconsin County Boards' Association, and the council's motor vehicle insurance committee recommended mandatory reexamination for dangerous drivers and a broad expansion of examiners from 13 to 85. The plan also resets renewal to every two years, raising the fee from 50 cents to one dollar and aligning renewal dates with motorists birthdates.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Wisconsin
Governor’s Highway Safety Committee
Wisconsin County Boards’ Association
Council
Reds Escape Trap in Towns In New Attacks
French units reoccupied Camp Brulin 35 miles northeast of Hanoi after 5000 to 6000 French Vietnames troops pushed Vietminh rebels north of the Luc Nam Phu Lang Thuong road. Battles were less intense than the day before with further fighting along roads between Vinh Yen and Phuc Yen. Hanoi released 600 women and youths from French prisons with 400 more to go daily until 1850 freed. A new three man North Viet Nam committee said it would militarize Hanoi police adding 3000 to 4000 soldiers for defense.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Brulin
Luc Nam-Phu Lang Thuong
Red River Delta
Phu Lang Thuong
Luc Nam
Son Tay
Vinh Yen
Phuc Ven
North Viet Nam
Hoang Co Binh
Nguyen Tri
Viet Nam
Head of Legion Urges Alertness at Wisconsin Convention
National Commander Arthur J. Connell urged American Legion members to raise their sights and increase membership and community service. He cited past year gains in veteran care, citizenship work, anti subversive activities, youth baseball, health welfare aid, universal military training, defense strength, and religious values.
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Madison
American Legion
Arthur J. Connell
Middletown
Conn
Connell
Wisconsin Department of American Legion
Walkout Averted by Court Order in Chicago Rail Strike
A planned Monday strike against a Chicago rail line at Union Stock Yard was halted by a temporary restraining order issued in U S District Court. The court action blocks the walkout and maintains rail service for now.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yard
U. S. District Court
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H. T. Snyder
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