Horses Arrive for Green County Fair Harness Races
Sixty horses entered for the Green County Fair are in stalls at the fairgrounds with daily workouts on the half mile track. More arrivals expected for a three day harness racing card next week with runners from Illinois and Wisconsin. The track uses a new dust suppressant that also cushions and speeds horses, with a purse of $600 daily and planned chariot exhibitions.
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Green County Fair
Louis R. Wolleson
The
Fair Association
Woodstock
Harvard
Chicago
Marengo
Ilinois
Columbus
Cuba City
Readstown
Murphy of
Wisconsin
Eastern Shore
Paul Wixom
Milton Junction
Elkhorn
Wixom Flash
Lady Eton
R. E. McKenzie
LaCrosse
Dandy Vic
Mighty Chief
Pride of Cameron
Starck
Delavan
Howard Young
Fred Scott
Abbe May
Phil Bob
Colby Ann
Young Phil Jr
U. S. Trotting Association
You Dale
William Sacker
Scot
Billy Tiger
Thomas A. McArdle
Wisconsin Breeders and Harness Horse Association
McCarthy Undergoes Major Stomach Operation
Senator McCarthy had a major stomach operation at the U S Naval Hospital Bethesda after being treated for a sinus issue. Doctors reported a stomach herniation through a diaphragmatic rupture and said he would be unable to actively campaign for renomination.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
U. S. Naval
Bethesda
George W. Calver
Congress
Albany Milk Plant Sale Decision Delayed Amid Community Talks
A prospective buyer will announce in a few days whether to purchase the Indiana Condensed Milk Co plant in Albany. The move aims to keep local milk supply and employment, with farmers urged to hold shipments until a decision is reached. The village considered selling the adjacent grist mill site for a community center, but no sale was decided.
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Albany
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
M. J. Ingwell
Bank of Albany
Ingwell
Chicago
Indianapolis
Condensery
Village of Albany Community Club
C. W. Colby
University of Wisconsin Extension Department
Colby
Monroe
Janesville Man Learns Forward Roll After Highway Crash
Edwin Freeman a Janesville hospital supply salesman emerged standing after a morning crash with a farm truck on Schwarzenberger Hill near Monroe about 9 15. Freeman was thrown from his convertible and rolled to his feet like a tumbler witnesses said. His car sustained severe front end damage while the truck's rear wheel was struck.
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Edwin Freeman
Janesville
Freeman
Schwarzenberger
Monroe
Joseph Schwarzenberger
Sheriff's Department
Rubbish Dumping Cases Investigated By County Authorities
County authorities complete investigation into three roadside rubbish dumping cases in Monroe and Clarno townships. Deputies have contacted responsible parties in two cases. prosecution possible for noncompliance. Also report notes a broken window and beer bottles found in a Monroe garage on Highway 69.
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Monroe
Clarno
Monroe Township
Highway 69
Sheriff's Department
Mrs Enderson of Avon Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Amelia Enderson 88 died at her Avon farm home after a long illness. She came to the United States in 1879 from Norway born May 1 1864 daughter of Ole and Oline Hanson. Survived by two sons Harold and Milton two daughters Randy Enderson and Ellen Mahlum one granddaughter Mrs Donald Pinnow and one great grandson Douglas Pinnow. Funeral services Saturday at West Lutheran Valley Church at 2 p.m. with Rev Marcus Lewis officiating. Family rites 1 30 p.m. at Everson funeral home Brodhead. friends may call there tomorrow night.
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Amelia Enderson
Avon Township
Enderson
O. N. Johnson
Monroe
Norway
Ole and
Oline Transgaard Hanson
Andrew Enderson
Harold
Milton
Randy Enderson
Ellen Mahlum
Donald Pinnow
Douglas Pinnow
Brodhead
Henry
West Luther Valley Church
Marcus Lewis
Everson Funeral Home
James Anderson Hurt In Stock Car Crash At Speed Bowl
James Anderson age 23 from Ar gyle sustained a mild concussion and bruises after his stock car crashed at the Speed Bowl during an old timers race. He was treated at St. Clare hospital and released. Joe Finn won the feature race driving Ted Daniels' car. Glen Peterson in No. 43 won the old timers, with Donald Kohl taking the consolation prize.
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James Anderson
Route 1
Argyle
Anderson
St. Clare Hospital
Joe Finn
Ted Daniels
Glen Peterson
Donald
Todd) Kohl
Wisconsin Cheese Market Holds Steady Amid Adequate Demand
The Federal State Market News Service reports Wisconsin American cheese market is steady to firm with adequate offerings and fair demand. Cutting prices and specific item codes appear, including various product sketches and tentative price ranges.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Barkley Fires Up Democratic Convention At 74
Relman Morin reports in Chicago that 74 year old Vice President Barkley electrified a Democratic convention with a 24 minute keynote. He rejected candidacy claims, urged continuation of a crusade for child welfare education and national standards, and recalled Pearl Harbor to contrast GOP critiques. The audience of about 12 000 cheered as the speech extended into a sustained demonstration.
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Chicago
Alber W. Barkley
Barkley
Democratic Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Barkely
Pearl Harbor
Korea
United Nations
Wisconsin Delegation Rallies Behind Kefauver at Convention
Wisconsin's 36 member delegation to the Kefauver camp shows renewed vigor as Kefauver enters the convention with his father and receives a warm reception. Delegation leaders Nelson and Thompson express confidence, while Stevenson backers push to sway Wisconsin on future ballots.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Gox
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Stevenson
Gaylord Nelson
Madison
Carl E. Thompson
Clement Zablocki
Milwaukee
Richard Bardwell
Party Makes Bid For Farmers Vote With Price Program
Democrats outline a broadened farm price program to shield agricultural income. Price supports would extend from basic crops to perishable livestock dairy and poultry, while the plank rejects flexible supports, favoring 90 percent parity through 1955.
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Chicago
U N Planes Bomb Red Rail Bridges In Korea
U N planes claimed destruction of six Communist rail bridges in North Korea as a followup to yesterday’s strikes on port and power facilities. US Air Force Mustangs Shooting Stars and Thunderjets reported three bridges destroyed and two damaged in the northwest. Thunderjet pilots said three more bridges were wiped out near Kowon on the East coast. About 200 allied jets and bombers, including U S Marines Air Force South Korean South African and Australian crews with Navy carrier planes, supported the operation on Wednesday.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
U. S. Air Force
Shooting Stars
Northwest
Kowon
U. S. Marine
Air Force
U. S
Wednesay
Weekend Program Planned For Foreign Students Visit
Monroe hosts a three day International weekend seminar August 8 to 10 in cooperation with the Council of Churches and local groups. About 40 students from around the world, selected by the State Department, will stay with Monroe families for get acquainted sessions tours and a public program. The aim is to display rural American life and connect residents with international visitors.
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University Ymca
S. M. Riegel
University German
Council of Churches
C. C. Warfel
Council
John C. MacMartin
Chamber of Commerce
Harold L. Fenton
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Virgil Brunkow
Lions Club
H. S. Haworth
Woman’s Club
Mary Anderson
Ralph K. Kofoed
Kiwanis Club
Monroe
Truman Orders Steel Settlement
White House reports indicate the steel strike ended after President Truman urged CIO and steel industry leaders to settle at once. A 10 minute pep talk preceded a lengthy meeting with Philip Murray and Benjamin Fairless, with both sides saying they would discuss the situation further.
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Washington
Truman
CIO
White House
Philip Murray
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel Corp
Murray
County Polio Group To Provide Booklets
The Green County infantile paralysis chapter will distribute 5000 pamphlets addressing polio diagnosis and precautions at an open meeting tomorrow at 8 in the high school auditorium. Dr E E Peters will speak to parents on Doctor what can I do guiding them to prevent spread.
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Green County
E. E. Peters
Stock market hits fourth straight advance to new 1952 high
Peace talks at the White House spurred a buying rush as stocks rose sharply in early trading. The market notched the second consecutive year high for the Associated Press average of 60 stocks, lifting investor sentiment nationwide.
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New York
White House
Associated Press
1952 Platform At A Glance in Brief
The Democratic platform embraces civil rights federal legislation to end racial discrimination and cooperative state local efforts. It pledges strong defense, inflation controls, tax cuts for low incomes, and continued New Deal Fair Deal prosperity. It seeks federal aid for education and health, veteran benefits, statehood for Alaska and Hawaii, and reforms to congressional procedures.
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Chicago
National Defense
Congress
Atomic Energy
America
Veterans
Alaska
Hawaii
Truman to Address Democratic Convention at Eight
President Truman is scheduled to speak at 8 p m CST tomorrow at Convention Hall Chicago. National Committee Chairman Frank E McKinney said the time may shift if the convention is not finished its ticket.
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Convention Hall
Chicago
Truman
Democratic Nations Convention
Frig
National Committee
Frank E. McKinney
South’s Revolt Threat Grows on Eve of Ballot
Chicago report on the Democratic convention as pressure mounts for Adlai Stevenson. Georgia's Richard Russell Kefauver supporters roar while Louisiana Virginia and South Carolina balk at loyalty pledges. Delegates shift toward Stevenson with Averell Harriman and others pushing for the draft.
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South
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Louisiana
South Carolina
Virginia
Rayburn
Richard Russell
Georgia
Alabama
Walter George
Senate
Russel
Dixie
Illinois
Sens
Russell
Kefauver
Averell Harriman
Mutual Security
Map South
John S. Battle
Harry F. Byrd
James F. Byrnes
Robert Kennon
Stevenson
Truman Indicates Stevenson Preference for Nomination
Two close aides report President Truman has sent word he favors Adlai Stevenson for the nomination. The decision follows a moving draft behind Stevenson's reluctant campaign. Stevenson's name would be placed before the convention later today by Governor Elbert N. Carvel of Delaware.
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Chicago
Truman
Stevenson
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
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R. S. Jones
Wymore
Neb
Terry Townsend
Jones
Avon
James Anderson Hurt
By Relman Morin
By Arthur Bystrom
U.N
Fairless
By Jack Bell
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