Eisenhower Dulles See Geneva Talks as Positive Step
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles report to Congress that no secret understandings emerged at Geneva and that the conference showed a sincere Soviet willingness to discuss world problems. They caution that mutual security measures must not be relaxed while pursuing arms limitations and cooperation through the U.N. The meetings also assign foreign ministers a task toward German reunification.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Dulles
Yalta
Potsdam
Tehran
White House
Geneva
Russia
Europe
U. N
United States
Germany
Red China United States to hold Geneva talks on repatriation
Weekend news quieted a backstage session planned in Geneva between United States and Red China en Voys on civilian repatriation and other issues. State Department says talks will not grant diplomatic recognition. goal is release of 51 Americans, including 11 fliers, with broader strategic questions hinted by Premier Chou En Lai.
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United States
Red China En Voys
Geneva
India
Burma
Far East
Peiping
State Department
China
Red China
Hou En-lai
Russia
Redina
United Nations
Matter of
Attlee to form Labor government after Churchill quits
In a dramatic post election shift King George VI appoints Clement Attlee to head a new Labor government following Churchill’s resignation after a July 5 vote showed Labor winning by a wide margin. Allied forces push toward Japan as Tokyo pleads for leniency amid relentless bombardment.
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King
George VI
Clement R. Attlee
Winston Churchill
Labor Party
Churchill
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Britain
China
Green County Bank of Brodhead
Global inflation lingered despite U S and UK stability
The article surveys inflation trends across nations from Latin America to Europe and Asia. It notes rising metal prices, falling farm prices, currency devaluations, and wage hikes. Chile Mexico Sweden Turkey and Japan face varied pressures while France enjoys recovery and England faces renewed inflation risk.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Far East
England
United States
Europe
Latin America
Chile
U. S
Brazil
Peru
Mexico
Sweden
Turkey
Japan
Korea
Red
China
Yugoslavia
New Zealand
France
L Hommedieu Family Heads to Guam by Air
Mrs Coles L Hommedieu and her sons Billy and Bobby depart Chicago for San Francisco to board a flight to Guam to join Lt L Hommedieu stationed there for two years. Her parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Jordan travel with them.
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Monticello
Coles L'Hommedieu
Billy
Bobby
Chicago
San Francisco
Guam
L’hommedieu
Cecil Jordan
Ray Nelson
Frederick
Carol Jordan
Madison
Jordan Home
Edwin Klassy
New Glarus
Hull burial set for Cordell Hull in National Cathedral
The body of Cordell Hull former secretary of state will be buried today beside his wife in the National Cathedral cemetery in Washington Hull 83 died Saturday after a long illness from a series of strokes that left him frail for years
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Hull
Washington
Cordell Hull
National Cathedral
ASC Meeting To Be Friday In Green County
The Green County ASC will hold a Friday 8 p m meeting in Monroe to elect a county committee of three members and two alternates. Walter Wyss will open proceedings as votes from recent community committee elections are announced listing chairmen vice chairmen and alternates for Adams Albany Brooklyn Cadiz Clarno Decatur Exeter Jefferson Jordan Monroe Mr Pleasant New Glarus Spring Grove Sylvester Washington and York communities.
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Federal
Eastland
Chicago
Leelantow
Archangel
Belfast
Green County
Theodore Iverson
Glarus
Western Electric Co
Wells Opera House
B. H. Bridge
Monroe
Louisiana
P. O. Heide
Albany
Antler
S. C
Ben Pollock
Elroy
ASC
Walter Wyss
Adams
Ed Rood
Monticello
John Aenstad
Maynard Moen
Eugene Moen
Jonathan Moen
Argyle
Lawrence Dunphy
John Crooke
Evansville
Roy King
Wayne Albertson
Kenneth Kittleson
Brooklyn
Paul Hollis
Clarence Keehn
Walter Wittenwyler
Phillip Brown
Arthur Mosher
Cadiz
Jacob Tuescher
Browntown
George Abplanalp
Winslow
Oscar Nybroten
Ivan Elingson
John Krebs
Clarno
Eugene Meier
Robert Stauffer
Roy Gempler
Thomas Thorp
Fred Salk
Decatur
Arthur Christensen
Belleville
Ernest Riese
Charles Lederman
L. V. Dodge
Glenn Walters
Brodhead
Exeter
John Bollig
John Mellenberger
Paul Fahey
Cloyce Hollis
Henry Ruppert
Jefferson
William Tschudy
Leland Jordan
Juda
Lloyd Deininger
George Grenzow
Lawrence Hartwig
Jordan
Clarence Falk
Earl Bechtolt
Walter H. Schuetz
Roy Block
Frank Gutzmer
Woodford
Albert Neuenschwander
Emmanuel Fuchs
Edward C. Roth
Arthur Stauffacher
Durwood Dunaway
Mr. Pleasant
John Dauber
Blanchardville
J. Herman Elmer
Darwin
Jordee
Farm Mishap Fatal Near Plainfield
Edward Rit tenhouse, 71, died Monday from a fractured neck after a manure spreader broke loose and threw him from the wagon. A runaway team of horses caused the accident on the farm near Plainfield.
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Edward Rittenhouse
Newspapers Set Advertising Records For First Half 1955
Media Records Inc and the American Newspaper Publishers Association bureau of advertising report record ad growth across all categories in June and the first half of 1955. Automotive ads rose 29.2 percent in June and 22.4 percent for the half, general national ads up 9.5 percent in June and 4.2 percent for the half, with total national advertising up 15.9 percent in June and 9.5 percent for the half. Retail ads also hit new highs, up 6.8 percent for the half and 8.9 percent in June. The 52-city index covers 52 morning, 68 evening, and 78 Sunday papers. Harold S. Barnes calls this proof of newspapers’ vitality in moving merchandise to consumers.
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New York
Media Records Inc
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
United States
Harold S. Barnes
America
Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co reports six month earnings gain
In Wisconsin Rapids the Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co. reported net earnings of 1,446,900 for the first half of 1955, up from 1,299,000 a year earlier. President John E. Alexander said shipments and sales rose 14 percent, with total revenues at 16,800,000 versus 14,400,000 last year.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
John E. Alexander
Riots Halt Four By Morocco Boss On Tour
Riots and deadly clashes mark the halt of General Gilbert Grandval’s first tour of French Morocco as 25 Moroccans die and many are wounded in Meknes and Marrakech confrontations. Police fire on demonstrators as the visit is suspended.
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Morocco
Rabat
French Morocco
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Meknes
Marrakech
Fez
Jet Engine Dies as Lancaster Pilot Lands at Base
Lt. John P. Churchill 25 of Madison N J mangled the Sabre jet back to Truax Air Force Base after the engine stalled over Sun Prairie. He landed in a corn field near Highway 51 injuring no one and leaving the aircraft with landing-gear loss before sliding into a ditch.
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Madison
Air Force
U. S
John P. Churchill
N. J
Churchill
456Th
Truax Air Force Base
Sun Prairie
Highway 51
To Rehearse Tonight by the Senior Band
The senior band holds its final summer rehearsal tonight in the high school band room. Students are urged to attend and prepare for upcoming performances.
GMC Employees Payroll Peak in First Half of 1955
General Motors reported a record global workforce averaging 624,954 and pay rolls of 1.563 billion dollars in the first six months of 1955. Average weekly earnings for U.S. workers reached 103.09, up from 89.81 a year earlier, while the average workweek rose to 43.5 hours.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
U. S
CIO
United Auto Workers
McEwen Appointed Wisconsin Legion Advocate
William McEwen of River Falls was appointed state judge advocate of the Wisconsin American Legion by state commander George E. Sipple of Menomonie. McEwen is an attorney and veteran of World War II and has served as Legion commander of Pierce County.
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Milwaukee
William McEwen
River Falls
Wisconsin American Legion
George E. Sipple
Menomonie
Legion
McEwen
Pierce County
Marinette Minister Named Prosecutor In Heresy Trial
Rev. Charles Burmeister pastor of St. James Lutheran church in Marinette has been named prosecutor in a heresy trial in Milwaukee. The United Lutheran Church Northwest synod accuses three pastors Rev George Crist Dur ham Hill Rev John Gerberding Menomonee Falls and Rev Victor Wrigley West Allis of opposing doctrines. Trials for Crist Gerberding and Wrigley are set to begin this week with further proceedings to follow.
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West Allis
Paul Bishop
Synod
Flower close ups guide for striking color photography
The article explains close up flower photography with field tips. It covers camera distances, accessories, and simple aids like a stake mounted clamp and three color cards blue white and black for backgrounds reflectors and wind break. Kempfert's Photo Department offers further help.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
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Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
Evening Times
Letha Stapleton
Jordan Township
Sue
Scott N. Darling
Dorothy Page
Jane Cannon
James Dunbar
Darlington
Reading Club
Martha G. Relf
U.S
L’'Hommedieus
du Pont Dairy
USDA
Ace Herdwcare
Grace Walker
John C. Roberts
Crosley
Therm
Fa Crosley
Nekoosa-Edwards
Bancroft
Bancro
Ine
Vernary
Sunkist
Hardy
Sunnycroft
Sunhycroft Dairy
WY. E. Dary, Mor
Lanz Agency
NEW Crosley Stores
Buck Aesser
GMC
Legion’s Advocate
Marinette
Kempfert’s Photo Department
Kempfert’s Pharmacy
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