Queen for PMA district riding Pure Milk float
Miss Joyce Haberman of Orfordville will ride the PMA Pure Milk float in the September 10 Cheese Day parade. She was named District 19 queen at PMA picnic in Lake Leota Park Evansville after defeating seven other candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Milk Association
Joyce Haberman
Walter Haberman
Orfordville
PMA
Haberman
District 19
Lake Leota Park
Evansville
Thursday 4-H Judging Events At County Fairgrounds
Countywide 4-H judging and demonstration contests will be held Thursday at the fair grounds. Norman Everson announced the tight schedule covering clothing foods home economics agriculture and individual demonstrations with specific times and sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Norman Everson
Everson
Phillip Miller
Karen Meier
Marian Welz
Otto Mayer
Barbara Hartwig
Karen Zimmerli
Shelby Mayerman
Sylvan Johnson
Wilson Bloom
Pat Paulson
David Hermanson
Clarence Asmus
Donna Deininger
John Schindler
Bobby Wunschel
Carol Welz
Marlen Schuetz
Joyce Sacker
Barbara Deininger
Lea Ann Meyers
Lois Dettwiler
Elaine Signer
Daphne Mauerman
Nyla Signer
Marilyn Nussbaum
Donna Waefler
Sandra Miller
Janice Park
Lois Patterson
Barbara Boeck
Marjory Deppeler
Karen Schlittler
Judith Babler
Vivian Soddy
Carole Haas
Marilyn Gerber
Carol
Talbott Status Sale Ties to Mulligan Firm Questioned
Air Force general counsel John A. Johnson testified that he discussed Talbott's outside business ties with Attorney General Brownell last January and that Brownell expressed no disagreement with the legal conclusion. Johnson said RCA considered but dropped a contract with Mulligan and Co., firms also tied to Defense Department work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John A. Johnson
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Brownell
Johnson
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New York City
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
Defense Department
Mulligan
Brownell Talbott
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Mulligan Company
Senate Armed Services Committee
City Band Concert Draws 250 In Lincoln Park
More than 250 people attended the City Band concert in Lincoln Park. Allan F. Barnard directed the band with lights courtesy of Green County hospital. The water tower served as a sounding board while audiences sat on chairs or grass. Next week the band performs in Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Green County Hospital
Allan F. Barnard
Browntown
Miss Wisconsin Pageant Sees Green County Entry Doris Olsen
Doris Olsen of Brooklyn representing Green County competes in the Miss Wisconsin contest in Reedsburg hosted by the Reedsburg Lions Club. Olsen, 19, sponsored by WEKZ, will sing as talent and competes Friday with judging, parade, and Saturday pageant culminating in the crowning of Miss Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin
Reedsburg
Atlantic City
Miss Olsen
Trygve Olsen
Brodhead
Tri-County
Evansville
Otto Motins 90 Dies in Brodhead
Otto Motins aged 90 of Brodhead died at 1 37 this morning in St Ate hospital after a brief illness He was born January 19 1865 in Watertown and married Anna Block in Monroe October 22 1891 He lived in Brodhead since 1920 Surviving are three sons Herbert and Ervin of Brodhead Robert of Twin Grove a daughter Mrs Robert Drafahl Monroe and several grandchildren He was widowed in 1941 and also survived by a daughter Mrs Fred Schlueter and a son Alfred Services will be Thursday at Zion Evangelical United Brethren church Juda with Rev W L King officiating and burial at Mt Vernon cemetery Friends may call at Everson funeral home Brodhead tomorrow night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mohins
St. Ate Hospital
Watertown
Christian
Marie Hungholtz Mohins
Anna Block
Monroe
Brodhead
Herbert
Ervin
Robert
Twin Grove
Robert Drafahl
Anniversary Committee Eyes Accordion Concert in New Glarus
The anniversary committee and Rudy Burkhalter consider holding the eight accordion bands for a concert on the village 110th founding anniversary. A parade is planned for Sept 3 at 1 30 p m with the Milwaukee Yodelers also on the program. The committee will meet Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Rudy Burkhalter
Burkhalter
Milwaukee
John Dickereson Dies Postmaster and Knight of Pythias
John Dicker son aged 72 and former Edgerton postmaster from 1926 to 1936 died today after a brief illness. He was a longtime member of the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickerson
Reedsburg
Edgerton
Knights of Pythias
Five Ohio youths charged in $82,000 theft from Dayton home
Frederick Carl Frowein, 16, faces grand larceny charges along with four others for stealing 82 thousand dollars saved by his father, Dayton baker Fred Frowein. The loot was hidden in three basement buckets and later recovered in parts across Indiana and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dayton
Frederick Carl Frowein
Fred Frowein
Dayton Baker
Carl Cook
Indiana
Cook
Ripley County
Orvall Armbrecht
Versailles
Ind
Dwain Linke
Richmond
Linke
Pickets Block Engine Shifting Clay for Kohler
In Sheboygan a five man CIO UAW picket line halted a diesel engine attempting to haul three carloads of clay to the Kohler Co plant. Police and city officials monitored the scene as union leaders defended the action as token picketing linked to the long running strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Kohler Co
South Side
Kohler Plumbing Ware
UAW
Rudolph Ploetz
Sten W. Heimke
Theodore J. Mosch
Allan J. Graskamp
Uaw-Cio
Tke
Graskamp
Kohler
Canadian National Railway
Fossum
Montreal
Canada
Milwaukee
Harvey Kitzman
Uaw-Cio Gional
Butler
Kitzman
North Western Railroad
U.S. Pushes Release Talks With China in Geneva
The United States seeks direct talks with Communist China in a Geneva conference set to start next Monday. Washington ties broader discussions to China freeing about 51 American citizens including 11 airmen and 40 civilians, with potential talks on Formosa and UN admission ruled out if releases stall. A. Alexis Johnson will represent the United States with expected Chinese envoy Wang Ping Nan in Warsaw’s arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Fa East
Cmunist China
U. S
Red China
Geneva
Formosa
Sen. George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peiping Radio
Red
China
Indochina
Korea
Dulles
UW Expert Wounded In Capitol Park Holdup
Paul Ekern a 35 year old UW soils and meteorology assistant professor and TV forecaster was slashed in the back arm throat and chin during a Capitol Park assault. He resisted, fled to police, and reported two men demanded money. He had resigned from Madison duties to take work in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Paul Ekern
University of Wisconsin
State Capitol
Ekern
University
Wmtv-Tv
California
Milwaukee Records 99 Degree Heat Spur Warmest Day
The mercury rose to a new seasonal high of 99 degrees in Milwaukee this afternoon, marking an record heat surge for the area as residents endured a hot spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mercury
Froman Named Wards Manager
John W. Froman, 25, former assistant manager at Waukegan, becomes manager of the Montgomery Ward store succeeding M. H. Johnson who has been in the role since May 22, 1952. Froman, a Danville Illinois native, has worked at Ward stores in Macomb Galesburg and Terre Haute and will move his family here when housing is available. Johnson is on vacation and may transfer within the organization or retire after the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Froman
Waukegan
Montgomery Ward
M. H. Johnson
Froman
Danville
Ill
Ward Company
Macomb
Galesburg
Terre Haute
Ind
Johnson
Ward
Second Mineral Point Victim Dead in Crash
A Sunday crash on Highways 18 151 near Ridgeway killed two Mineral Point residents. Bernhard Jeffes, 24, died at the scene, and James P. Walsh, 20, Route 2 Mineral Point, perished when the car left the road, struck a power pole and plunged into an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Bernhard Jeffes
Mineral Point
James P. Walsh
Route 2
Ridgeway
Eisenhower silent on Geneva aims and Western peace
President Eisenhower recounts the Geneva talks with Dulles outlining American hopes for peace and a strong, justice based case against communism while noting bipartisan congressional support. He urges confidence and warns against pessimism that could threaten noble aims.
Message of hope in nuclear talks and peace efforts
The speaker stresses avoiding discouragement when proposals are not accepted, warns that nuclear warfare could bring mutual death, and urges negotiations without propaganda. He affirms the United States will pursue peace with decency and justice, cooperating with the Soviets and others if sincerity and real purpose exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Record of Unstated Agreements Presented In Court
The statement asserts no secret understandings exist, whether oral or written. Everything relevant was disclosed and placed on the record for official review.
Senate Adopts Reserve Setup
The Senate approved a broad reserve program by voice vote trimming compulsory features. The House passed it 315-78, aiming to boost ready reserve forces to about 2.9 million by 1960, with Pentagon authority to compel training in the future. Senators debated its reach and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
House
Congress
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Armed Services Committee
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Stock Prices Slide In Quiet Afternoon Trade
New York market moved lower in the early afternoon as prices drifted down about a point at most. Gains were small with U S Steel opening up a half cent at 55 percent as directors meet after the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bank cashier and horse owner charged in $678,000 shortage
Joshua National Bank in Twentynine Palms shut after a $678,000 shortage audit. Roscoe D. Coon, 46, bank vice president and Del Mar race track owner, arrested on embezzlement charges for about $10,000 of the missing funds. He owned five horses and planned to race at Del Mar as FBI probes indicate possible heavy wagering losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Mojave Desert
Asst
U. S. Atto
Ray H. Kinnison
Joshua National Bank
Marine Corps
Roscoe D. Coon
FBI
del Mar
San Diego County
Coon
Wright Down
Bayou Bay
Fabricate
Cotton
Andy G
California
Kinnison
Spark of peace follows Geneva Big Four summit report
Secretary of State Dulles said war danger receded after Geneva talks and President Eisenhower noted a spark of world peace, while cautioning patience and sacrifice are needed. Dulles outlined plans to study China's moves on a possible cease fire in Formosa and said the U.S. will listen in Geneva on any matter involving Red China. He predicted German reunification is in the air and highlighted four results from the talks, including unity in NATO and reductions in nuclear brinkmanship.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Geneva
Congress
China
United States
Red China
Formosa
Britain
France
Russia
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Otto Motins
Sheboygan Token Group
State Cio
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Charles Schultz
State
William Proxmire
Ault
U.S
Capitol Park
Seattle
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Beck
Europe
America
NATO
Robert Montgomery
Soviet Union
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