Newburgh Rebels Against Welfare State Edicts
Editorial argues Newburgh New York acts to require able bodied relief recipients to take offered work or lose benefits. It surveys relief rosters, illegitimate child costs, and welfare practices since 1933. The piece contends federal rules may force back the city and suggests a wider national shift could follow.
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Lexington
Concord
Hudson River
New York State
Newburgh
N.Y
Nelson Rockefeller
West Berlin Symbol of Western Resolve Amid Berlin Crisis
Western powers signaled to Khrushchev they will not bow to Soviet pressure to leave West Berlin. The notes stressed that any attempt to force the Western presence could trigger war, while offering room for negotiations to resolve Berlin and reunification issues. The move aims to rally neutral leaders and world opinion behind a peaceful settlement.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
John Hightower
U.S
Moscow
Kremlin
West Berlin
Hightower
Red Germany
Statue inspection ties to Civil War casualty in 1864
S E Thompson travels from Nashua to Iowa on July 19 1921 to view the statue on a soldier’s monument modeled after his uncle William R Hawkins of Clarno the first man killed in Capt Frees Company H at Petersburg. Farmers cheesemakers and dealers meet at the Courthouse with the State Department of Agriculture to set grades for foreign type cheese. An innkeeper and wife are bound over to Circuit Court on charges of operating a still and maintaining a nuisance under liquor act.
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S. E. Thompson
Nashua
Iowa
William R. Hawkins
Clarno
Capt
Frees
Company H
Petersburg
State Department of Agriculture
Khrushchev’s bluff on war and Western unity in talks
The speaker argues Khrushchev’s threat to go to war may have failed to deter negotiations. He notes the Kremlin prefers talking to shooting and believes a united Western stand could shape future talks. The world hopes diplomacy prevails.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
James Tony 73 Former Sexton Dies at Mineral Point
James Tony 73 a former cemetery sexton died at his home after a heart attack. Services set for 1 30 p m Friday at Treweek funeral home with calling hours. Survived by two daughters Mrs Homer Lancaster Mineral Point and Mrs Bernard Peterson Darlington a sister Mrs Mary Holzmiller Mineral Point and eight grandchildren.
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Mineral Point
Sexton Land Cemetery
Treweek Funeral Home
Homer Lancaster
Bernard Peterson
Darlington
Mary Holzmiller
Farmers Union Plans For Meeting July 26
Phillip Seep of Platteville State College was the featured speaker at a Pecatonica Local Farmers Union action meeting. He outlined a talk on Food for Peace to be presented at the July 26 meeting at Cherry Branch school. Officers Ches ter Hansen Enright Foley Bur dean Everson Wesley Larson and Mrs Pagel attended along with Mrs Foley Mrs Everson and Miss Evelyn Hansen.
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Phillip Seep
Platteville State College
Pecatonica
Farmers Union
Food For Peace
Cherry Branch School
Chester Hansen
Enright Foley
Burdean Everson
Wesley Larson
Pagel
Foley
Everson
Evelyn Hansen
Missing Sign Reported Around Sugar River Cottages
Charles Hyland reports a second sign missing from the cottage area along Sugar River west of Brodhead. A metal sign reading Leased Land Keep Out was taken at 6:25 p.m. yesterday at the lane entrance. A wooden sign had been taken from the Decatur Lake area earlier.
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Charles
Chick) Hyland
18Th Avenue
Sheriff's
Sugar River
Brodhead
Hyland
Decatur Lake
Mrs. Greier 85 Dies at Freeport
Mrs. August Greier 85 a Lena native and Stephenson County resident died at her Freeport home. She was the widow of the late Frederick Greier. Surviving are four daughters Mrs H F Bode Mrs Carl Engle Mrs Harold Keister of Jackson Miss and Mrs John Leonard of Chicago a son Harry of Worthington Minn a sister Mrs Phoebe Kempert Lena a brother 12 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
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August Greier
Lena
Stephenson County
Freeport
Frederick Baker
H. F. Bode
Carl Engle
Harold Keister
Jackson
Miss
John Leonard
Chicago
Harry
Worthington
Minn
Phoebe Kempert
Arsley Haugen Dies at 65 Retired Farmer of Beloit Area
Arsley Haugen 65 a longtime Beloit area resident and former Newark Township farmer died suddenly yesterday at his Route 2 Beloit home from an apparent heart attack. Born December 3 1895 in Norway he came to the United States in 1901 and settled in Newark Township. He married Cecil Clair February 29 1944 and the couple lived on the farm the last 15 years. Survivors include his wife two brothers Knute and Stengrim of Orfordville a sister Mrs Margaret Solheim Hallingdal Norway. He was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister. Services 2 p.m. Friday Everson Funeral Home Brodhead with Rev Erling Fretheim officiating.
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Arsley Haugen
Beloit
Mr. Haugen
Norway
Arsley
Margaret Stengrimson Haugen
United States
Newark Township
Cecil Clair
Knute
Stengrim
Orfordville
Margaret Solheim
Hallingdal
Everson Funeral Home
Brodhead
Erling Fretheim
East Luther Valley Church
Burial Plans Mention Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead
Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery, Brodhead. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow evening.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Brodhead
Fire drives evacuation at Bethesda hospital laundry
About 20 babies were evacuated from a suburban hospital in Bethesda Maryland Tuesday night when a fire broke out in a lower level laundry. Firemen said no one was injured.
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Washington
Bethesda
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Classified ads in The Times showcase daily bargains across goods and services. Readers can find sale items, listings, and offers from local sellers highlighting price cuts and special deals.
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Times
Davis Days Opens With Queen Davis Celebration
Davis Days on main street Davis runs from tomorrow through Saturday with Queen Pat Spelman and her court Mary Lucht Janice Heit ham and Pat Lawson. Events include the Davis Days Revue Flora Dora Sextet stage show Badicons of Ed Sullivan Handy Henderson Bev Sorheim Russ Charles and a Little League game Davis vs Pecatonica Saturday at 10 30 a m. Muzzle loading demonstrations noon and 11 a m and 2 30 p m be shown along with a beef and chicken barbecue. Messing Beckers softball against Yates American Roscoe at 2 p m and later watermelon and pie contests. Dakota high school band concert 7 30 p m and Spike Jones Revue by LaCrosse Boy Scouts. Theiss United Shows open for rides and prizes awarded nightly and Saturday afternoon. A display commemorating the
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Pat Spelman
Davis
Queen's Court
Mary Lucht
Janice Heitham
Pat Lawson
Flora Dora
Badicons
Ed Sullivan
Handy Henderson
Bev Sorheim
Russ Charles
Pecatonica
Messing and
Beckers
Yates American
Roscoe
Dakota High School
LaCrosse Boy Scouts
Spike Jones
Theiss United
100th Anniversary Civil War Celebration Attracts Visitors
The upcoming Civil War centennial observance will draw visitors to the event with plans to mark the 100th anniversary and showcase historical exhibits and activities for attendees.
New Iowa Law Requires Waiting Period for Marriages
Iowa's new law effective July 4 imposes a three day waiting period after license application and raises the minimum ages for marriage. Girls 16 with consent or 18 without. boys 18 with consent or 21 without. Previously couples wed immediately after licensing. Many Wisconsinites married in Iowa due to previous lax rules.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Rothermel Resigns as Secretary of State Building Commission
J R Rothermel of Madison quit as secretary of the State Building Commission on Tuesday to join the Boston Urban Redevelopment Authority. GOP lawmakers on the commission plan to name Sen Robert Travis to replace him, while Gov Nelson would not block the appointment. By statute the commission appoints its secretary.
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Madison
J. R. Rothermel
State Building Commission
Boston Urban Redevelopment Authority
Robert Travis
Rplatteville
GOP
Senate
Rothermel
Nelson
Travis
Commission
Rent that room through Classi fied ads in The Monroe Evening Times
Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times provide rental options and room listings available to readers. The column highlights affordable room shares and contact details for prospective tenants seeking housing.
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Monroe Evening Times
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