Adenauer and Ollenhauer Press for German Unity at Geneva
West Germany's Adenauer and Socialist rival Ollenhauer united in rejecting a Soviet plan for a European security system based on a divided Germany. They warned reunification is essential for lasting European peace and security, urging a fully free, reunited Germany free from Communist domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Moscow
Adenauer
Oilenhauer
West Germany
East Germany
Germany
Bonn
Europe
Free World
Eisenhower
Mindszenty released from Hungarian prison to monastery
The report says Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty is freed after a frail, lengthy imprisonment and will reside for life in a monastery, with the Budapest Catholic Church conference choosing his new home. The gesture is viewed as deliberate timing before the Big Four talks, possibly influenced by Moscow, while the world recalls the harsh trial and torture. Mindszenty's release is seen as a symbol of Communist cruelty and a reminder of faith under state power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Catholic Church Conference
Budapest
Mindszenty
Moscow
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hitler
Pal
Yype
West
Minderen
Geneva
Monroes July 18 1945 plan adds to districts and bus station move
City council hears three proposed residential district additions and considers relocating the bus station from the square. Also noted are local accidents, a wartime public service update, and the era’s notable events in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ring Commission
Fred A. Mohns
Oakley
Adolf Hitler
Antarctic
Roger Berg
Madison
Woodford
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Radford and Senators Clash Over Why Youth Favor Air Force Navy
A Senate transcript shows Admiral Radford and Senator Russell disputing why young men prefer Air Force and Navy service to Army and Marines. Radford cites perceived ground combat danger and better service conditions, while Russell argues lifestyle comforts and housing influence choices. Other senators stayed silent.
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Washington
Senate
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Radford
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Navy
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Sipple Named Legion Leader
George E. Sipple a Menomonie realtor and insurer won a runoff at the Wisconsin American Legion convention and became state department commander defeating Ray Agne 532 to 323. He is the first commander from northwestern Wisconsin in about two decades and succeeds James A. Martineau. Delegates also elected four vice commanders Arnold Hansen Gil Eilman Mel Peterson and Kurt Westenburger and chose Rev Francis E. Wallace as chaplain. They approved hospital modernization for Wood and King counties and endorsed Eau Claire for the 1956 convention with Stordock backed for national vice commander.
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Milwaukee
George E. Sipple
Menomonie
American Legion
Wisconsin
Sipple
Ray Agne
James A. Martineau
Oconto
Agne
Robert Rose
Bonduel
Roman A. Reuter
Sauk City
State Department
Arnold Hansen
West Allis
Gil Eilman
Waupun
Mel Peterson
Bloomer
Kurt Westenburger
Germantown
Louis Shafton
Stevens Point
Francis E. Wallace
Elmwood
Frank Bartell
Kenosha
Douglas Fraise
Reeseville
Wood and King
Wis
King
Wood
Kohler
Eau Claire
Department
Gilman H. Stordock
GAR
The
Legion
Mrs Slotten 72 Verona Dies After Major Surgery
Mrs Clara Slotten 72 of Verona died at 8 30 am yesterday in St Clare hospital after a weeklong stay for major surgery She was born Clara Julia Thompson July 15 1883 Primrose Township and married Dec 6 1906 in Primrose Township She leaves son Obert and three sisters Funeral services are tentatively planned for Thursday at Gesme funeral home with burial in West Primrose cemetery Located in Primrose Township and Mt Horeb area.
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Clara Slotten
Route 2
Verona
St. Clare Hospital
Slotten
Clara Julia Thompson
Primrose Township
Daniel
Mary Baker Thompson
Primrose Lutheran Church
Obert
Otto Vogel
Madison
Dora Gronli
Peter Schmid
Horeb
Shriner-Neushwander
Gesme
Mt. Horeb
West Primrose Cemetery
Connecticut Claims Top Production Of Engines Propellers And Helos
Connecticut asserts it leads the United States in aircraft engines propellers and helicopters produced. The claim highlights the state’s robust aerospace sector and manufacturing output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
U. S
German Issue Began at Yalta
James Marlow describes the origins of Germany’s division from the Yalta talks in 1945 to present Geneva negotiations. He notes postwar plans for four zones, later two German governments, and shifts as Cold War tensions intensified. Adenauer cautions against bargaining with Russia, while West favors a united, Western-aligned Germany and Russia seeks neutrality.
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West Germany
Adenauer
James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Yalta
Germany
West
East
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Potsdam
Atlee
U. S
Europe
Cation
Geneva
East Germany
Graham Leads 25 000 In Service at Geneva
Billy Graham drew about 25,000 worshippers at the Geneva summit, declaring the six days may decide the fate of the world. He urged the Big Four leaders to set aside greed and seek peace as he spoke near Lake Leman and the Palace of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Geneva
Billy Graham
Lake Leman
Palace of Nations
Washing Was Hui Detroit Incident Sparks Workplace Fire
Steve Nemec, 42, a truck driver, attempted to wash work clothes in a washing machine that held 15 gallons of gasoline. A spark from the motor ignited the fuel, causing a fire that burned the utility room. Nemec received minor burns at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Steve Nemec
Nemec
Gore Receives Four Thousand Seventy-One Dollar Fund
LeRoy Gore, former Sauk City editor who backed the recall attempt on Senator McCarthy, receives 4071.68 from the Leroy Gore Defense Fund. The Milwaukee treasurer, Mrs Angele Vail, presents the check after paying legal costs from the Wisconsin Supreme Court appeal ruling the Joe Must Go Club did not violate the corrupt practices act. The fund's remaining money will partially recompense Gore for financial losses tied to recall activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
LeRoy Gore
Sauk City Weekly
Sen. McCarthy
Manston
Fatal head-on crash in Indiana kills airman and wife
A Wisconsin airman 19 and his wife 19 died in a three-vehicle head-on crash on U S 30 west of Plymouth Indiana. Kathryn Courtright 37 and her husband Monroe Courtright 37 of Westerville Ohio were also injured.
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Plymouth
Ind
Wisconsin
Ohio
Here
U. S
Donald Otto Stein
Kenosha
Mary Elizabeth
Kathryn Courtright
Monroe Courtright
Westerville
Public Opinion
Westerville Press
Courtright
Parkview Hospital
Steins
Plainfield
N. J
Theodore J. Bullman
Galesburg
Harry Moore
Newoman
Eloise
Eclipse to cross Maine on July 20 1963
The next total solar eclipse visible in the United States will be seen in Maine on July 20, 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maine
Monroe 4-H Home Economics Club Tour Notes
Members of the Monroe Home Economics 4 H Club met at Mrs. Virgil Brunkow's home for their annual club tour last Thursday. They toured member homes and had a noon lunch at Recreation Park. Gayleen Steensrud led the club pledge and Ruth Ann Sullivan led a subsequent pledge at a Youth Cabin project meeting. A recent overnight outing was noted in the Youth Cabin.
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Monroe Home Economics
Virgil Brunkow
Recreation Park
Gayleen Steensrud
Ruth Ann Sullivan
Wendlandt Dies at 66 in Brodhead
Frank A. Wendlandt 66 of Brodhead died yesterday at his home after an illness since October. He was born October 7, 1888 in Jefferson Township. He married Bessie Hawkins in Avon in 1912 and leaves his wife, a son George, a daughter Mrs Werner Aeschlimann, four grandchildren, a foster son Donald Hawkins, two brothers, two sisters, and a number of relatives. Services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Newcomer funeral home with Rev J C Robertson officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead. Friends may call tonight.
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Brodhead
Frank A. Wendlandt
Jefferson Township
Mr. Wendlandt
Herman
Bertha Selmow Wendlandt
Bessie Hawkins
Avon Township
Congregationalist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Remodeling at Five Corners cheese factory underway
Remodeling of the living quarters at the Five Corners cheese factory is underway with patrons and friends assisting. A large storage area is being converted into bedrooms and a new bathroom installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Corners
Ceese
He Factory
SCS to Dedicate Watershed Area at Coon Valley
Hugh H. Bennett of the Soil Conservation Service will speak at the dedication of a roadside historical marker for the first watershed conservation project at Coon Valley tomorrow. About 1,500 people expected. the 90,000 acre Coon Creek watershed began in 1933 with 400 farmers involved in soil conservation work across Vernon, La Crosse and Monroe Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. Bennett
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Coon Valley
Highway 14
Coon Creek
R. H. Davis
SCS
Noble Clark
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Aldo Leopold
University of Wisconsin Wildlife Management Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Vernon
la Crosse
Monroe
Women Drivers Share in U S Auto Accidents in 1953
The report states women drivers accounted for about 12 percent of U S auto accidents in 1953. It also notes that cancer is not contagious, framing two public health facts in a concise briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Khrushchev in Geneva Sees Swiss Housing and Plumbing
Khrushchev visits Geneva the farthest west he has traveled outside a Communist country. He observes Swiss housing with white concrete homes and efficient plumbing, raising speculation he may study Swiss systems to guide Soviet rebuilding.
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Geneva
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hussian
Per Fey
Mer Teade
Mostow
Cameca
Khrushchev
Son
Diplomatiie
Russia
Siberia
Switzerland
Europe
Moscow
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Emery A. Odell
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Lil
Winconsin
Editorial
Erich Ollenhauer
Fairfield
Winslow High School
Abner Drake
Rita R. Rouse
Charles E. Shriner Novelty Farm
Palto Alto
Calif
Brodhead School Board
Constance Hamilton
Lusitania
Berlin
Richard Collentine
Thomas Dempsey
G. T. Hodges
Ploeger
Appleton
East Payne
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Monroe Telephone Co
Citizens Bank
Monroe Businessmen’s Association
Chicago
L. J. Wilmet
Monroe Military Band
Warren
Bauman
Mercury
Gore
Indiana
Frank Wendlandt
Prescription
Crosley
Crosley Super
Hinemawi
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