County Farmers Receiving Ballots For ASC Election
Farmers in 15 Green County townships received ballots for the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee race with Cadiz Township candidates due for late release. Ten voters select five of the ten candidates on 160 ballots. envelopes must bear proper name and address and postmark by July 27. Ballots counted July 28 with ASC offices to decide leadership roles and regional administration of farm programs.
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Green County
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Cadiz Township
ASC
Fred Hahlen
Hahlen
Itaansiated
McCarthy Raps Smears as Cohn Resigns and Surine Shift
Washington McCarthy announced the resignation of Roy Cohn as chief counsel of the investigations subcommittee and moved Donald Surine to his staff amid pressure for a staff shakeup. He cited loyalty and security audits while noting Surine faced clearance issues and denying any disloyal conduct. Mundt suggested Cohn left by choice as McCarthy framed the purge as necessary to purge smears.
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Washington
Roy M. Cohn
McCarthy Investigations
Sen
McCarthy
Donald S. Surine
Surine
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Subcommittee
FBI
Don Surine
Senate
Cohn
Roy Cohn
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Pentagon
Wison
The
Chicago Tribune
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
William Remington
Communist Party
United Nations
Lauds
McCarthy Subcommittee
New York
Albert Cohn
Bronx
Manhattan
House
Europe
G. Schine
Army
Anson Crosby Dies at 85 Noted Monroe Chiropractor
Anson N. Crosby, 85, of 1323 10th Street, Monroe, died at 11:30 a.m. in St. Clare hospital after being ill for a year. A graduate of Universal Chiropractic College in 1913, Crosby practiced in Monroe since then and helped build telephone lines in area towns. He married Anna S. Chapin in 1900 and Dora E. Shank in 1937. Surviving are his wife and two nephews, Floyd and Morris Hobbs. Burial is at Greenwood Cemetery after services at the Methodist church.
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Anson N. Crosby
10Th Street
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Crosby
Universal Chiropractic College
Pittsburgh
Wayne Township
Samuel Newell Crosby
Lodoma Andrews
Monroe High School
The
University of Wisconsin
South Wayne
Winslow
Warren
Lena
Anna S. Chapin
Crosby
Chiropractic College
Dora E. Shank
Union Presbyterian Church
Floyd Hobbs
Paw Paw
Mich
Morris Hobbs
Kalamazoo
Frank
Floyd
Abbie S. Hobbs
Stuessy Funeral
Methodist Church
John C. Purdy
Glen H. Ridnour
Greenwood Cemetery
Joyce Ziske Wins First Round At Wisconsin Event
Joyce Ziske of Waterford, 21, top seed, defeats Mrs. Leonard Pierson of Beloit 4 and 2 in the first round of the Wisconsin women's golf championship. Ziske surged to a 4 up lead after carding 39 on the front nine.
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Madison
Long-mnin
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wisconsin
Leonard
Merle Nickles) Pierson
Beloit
Miss Ziske
Pierson
East West Agreed on Partition For Indochina at 17th Parallel
East West agreed on a partition line at the 17th parallel for Indochina. National Safety Council grants award to Monroe for no pedestrian deaths last year. City officials review traffic safety inventory, with notes on parking, lighting, time limits, and potential one way streets. Police staffing and enforcement metrics discussed with emphasis on improving arrest rates. Local cheese market report notes ready demand and steady prices.
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Monroe
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
J. H. Schwaiger
RC. Salisbury
National’ Safety Council
J. M. Catlin
The
Safety Council
National Safety Council
R. C. Salisbury
I. M. Catlin
Times
House Rejects Public Housing Defeats Request on 140 000 Units
Washington Democrats failed to enact Eisenhower s plan for 140 000 government built low rent public housing units over four years as the House defeated the drive 234 156. A compromise bill passed 358 30 sending to the Senate, easing down payments on FHA loans while limiting new public housing to 33 000 units this year and 35 000 next year for slum clearance cases.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Rep
Spence
D-Ky
Congress
Half Billion Urged For U.S. School Aid Measure
Rep Ben Nett of Michigan proposed a two year fund for public school construction modeled on the Hill Burton hospital act. The plan would provide 40 percent federal and 60 percent state or local financing with no federal control over education.
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Sreme Hingiun
Bennett
R-Mich
Hill-Burton Hospital
Powell Case Aired GOP Chiefs Interceded To Get FHA Aide Fired
Senate banking committee heard NY builder David Muss testify that the Republican National Committee intervened to oust Clyde L. Powell from his FHA post. Muss said a letter from former FHA chief Guy T. Hollyday and another from the GOP committee urged Powell's departure amid housing scandal probes.
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GOP
FHA
Washington
David Muss
New York
Senate
Republican National Committee
Clyde L. Powell
Muss
Senate Banking Committee
Powell
Guy T. Hollyday
GOP National Committee
Durable Sheriff Attacked by Youths in Jail Break Attempt
Two teenage prisoners, La Verne Garton 18 Menomonie and Patrick Fischer 19 St Paul, overwhelmed Sheriff Elmer Pacquette 210 pounds six feet tall as they fled from jail through a tunnel to the County Courthouse. Garton tackled by a passerby. Fischer recaptured two blocks away. Both pleaded guilty to a Jim Falls burglary and were ordered held for pre sentence investigation. Pacquette required three stitches for a scalp wound and was hospitalized.
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Umrrewa Rao Wm
Chippewa County
Elmer Pacquette
la Verne Garton
Menomonie
Patrick Fischer
St. Paul
Pacquette
Garton
Fischer
Jim Falls
Orrin H. Larrabee
Filibuster Delays Atomic Bill Vote
Senate debate on the administration’s atomic energy legislation stretched as Majority Leader Knowland warned against filibustering and prepared for a possible showdown vote. Senator Gore, signaling opposition, said a vote today seemed unlikely after hours of lengthy remarks and ongoing speeches.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Senate
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Cabbie Hunted In Hotel Murder
In Indianapolis police identified a former cab driver as the man in whose Claypool Hotel room the body of 18 year old Dorothy Poore was found. A taxi driver and two elevator operators recognized the man as Jack O Shea. The suspect, a Clinton Ind high school graduate, was unnamed by police. Meanwhile Lake Geneva reported thefts of more than 500 pants and clothing worth about 10000 dollars from a store.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jack O'Shea
Dorothy Poore
Wesley R. Irvin
Ethel Fields
Jean Meredith
Claypool
Clinton
U S and Britain Map Asia Safeguards Plans
Washington D C The State Department said the United States and Britain are considering plans to meet any emergency in Southeast Asia regardless of the Indochina Geneva talks outcome The two governments have a joint study group that reports to their leaders and will act or seek further talks as needed Secretary Dulles stayed at his desk to monitor Geneva while Undersecretary Smith attended the talks in Geneva
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Washington P
State Department
United States
Britain
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Geneva
Lincoln White
Two-Nations Committee
Eisenhower
Churchill
White
Southeast
Asi
Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Laos
Mendes- France
Red China
Chou Enlai
Sam Neva
Phong Saly
Xieng Khouang
Seno
Cambodia
U. S
China
Green County 4-H Dress Review Judging Held Here
4-H Dress Review judging took place at the Courthouse with aussevelyn Scherwitz Lafay ete county home agent and Miss Thelma Baiers Sauk county home agent as judges. Scherwitz handled first and second year girls while Baiers judged third and fourth year girls. Two top contestants were named to advance to the Wisconsin State Fair, announc ed Friday night at Turner hall.
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Aussevelyn Scherwitz
Lafayete
Thelma Baiers
Sauk County
Green County
Miss Scherwitz
Miss Baier
Turner Hall
Alfred Trumspy
Fred Deppler
Juda
Willis Babler
Monticello
Arleigh Frautschy
Kathryn Blum
Monroe
Stock List Slumps and Bounces Back in Trade
Stocks fell sharply with a surge in trading volume then recovered in mid afternoon. Losses hit U S Steel GM Montgomery Ward Republic Aviation Boeing United Aircraft North American Aviation Consolidated Edison Allied Chemical Westinghouse Electric American Tobacco Molybdenum United Fruit General Dynamics Union Pacific Santa Fe Monterey Oil Cities Service Texas Pacific Land Trust U S Gypsum. Gains appeared in Mack Truck Gimbel Bros International Telephone American Telephone Missouri Pacific preferred American Airlines Celotex.
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U. S. Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Republic Aviation
Boeing
United Aircraft
North American Aviation
Consolidated Edison
Commonwealth Edison
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse ,Electric
American Tobacco
Climax Molybdenum
United Fruit
General Dynamics
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Monterey Oil
Cities ‘Service
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Geneva Ceasefire Signing Near as Viet Nam Partition Outlined
A Geneva source reports a tentative partition of Viet Nam along roughly the 1st Parallel with a cease-fire near. France says Laos and Cambodia issues settled with the line fixed. Eden Molotov Mendes-France Dong discuss final details as optimism grows for midnight signing.
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Geneva
United States
Viet Nam
Indochina
Quang Tri
Savannakhet
Laos
Cambo
Eden
Britain
Molotov
Mendes-France
Pham van Dong
Cooper Confirmed Madison Postmaster By Senate
Washington confirms Elmo C. Cooper as postmaster of Madison after Senate approval. Cooper’s nomination clears procedural steps and positions him to manage local mail services and post office operations in Madison.
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Cooper
Washington
Senate
Elmo C. Cooper
Madison
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Adams
Gilbert Greenhill
Maynard Moen
Lawrence Bidlingmaier
Gus Hager
Eugene Moen
Melvin Updike
Carl Schmid
Edward Rood
Sanford Hanson
Victor Swenson
Ibany
Wayne Albertson
Boyd Atkinson
John Crooke
Lawrence Dunphy
John Inabnit
Roy King
Elwyn ‘Kittleson
Herman Pluss
Hans Schlapback
Roscoe Smout
Brooklyn
Harold Abey
Gilbert Amidon
Royce Ross
Paul Hollis
Roger Clark
James Flood
Clarence Keehn
Ivan Legler
Baltz Luchsinger
Arthur Mosher Clarno
Ralph Alston
Forrest Briggs
Roy Gempeler
Carl Jensen
Ernest Kern
Harold Matzki
Willard Matzke
Roger’ Keen
Charles Lederman
Sterling Miller
Melvin Pryce
Ben Riemer
Ernest Riese
Marvin Schwartzlow
Wayne Stamm
Exeter
Harold Albertson
Arnold Briggs
John Bollig
Frank G. Clark
Cloyce Hollis
Ralph Hughes
John Mellenberger
Henry Ruppert
Lawrence Zweifel Jefferson
Albert Fritsch
George Grenzow
Norman Greuenewald
Donald Rahberger
Edward Roth
Delmar Spickler
Arthur Stauffacher
Murl Sweet
Walter R. Wyss
Mr. Pleasant
Russel Albright
Roy ‘Babler
Hollis Baebler
Burnett Blumer
William Briggs
John Daubert
Herman Durtschi
William Fiedler
Charles Hefty
Alex Wittner
Glarus
Palmer Arn
Coral Disch
Theron Kellesvig
Chicago
Midwest
Board of Trade Today
Probe
Voice of America
Ft. Monmouth
Anson Crosby
U.S
San Antonio
Tex
Balks
Lake Geneva
Mel Swance
Asia Safeguards
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