Parking Change Tabled For Fair Trial Of 12 Minute Meters
City officials and merchants reached a provisional halt on enforcing one hour parking at curb stalls around the square while a fair trial of the new 12 minute copperhead meters operates at eight corner locations. If relief is insufficient two extra meters may be added, but merchants oppose extending beyond the square. The meeting, led by Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie, included Police Chief J H Schwaiger and several aldermen, and followed petitions from 54 downtown merchants demanding limited enforcement from 6 a m to 10 p m.
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
J. H. Schwaiger
Floyd
Dodge
Monroe Hotel
Friday Deadline In Fair Contest at Green County Centennial
Stanley Neuberger reports four open classifications in the Green County Centennial Fair contest. Oldest resident entry stands at 90 plus, with entrants expected to surpass it. Other top marks include most fairs attended by a person and the oldest couple, totaling 176 years, plus a 16-child family.
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Amerals
Green County
Stanley Neuberger
Neuberger
Stock List Advances on Steel Demand Pushes Prices Up
Heavy demand for steels at higher prices lifts the market with gains in U. S. Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors U.S. Rubber Boeing Schenley Westinghouse Vandonrum General Dynamics Climax Molybdenum Liggett Myers Santa Fe Texas Pacific Land Trust U. S. Gypsum.
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U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Boeing
Schenley Industries
Westinghouse Electric
Vandalum
General Dynamics
Climax Molybdenum
Liggett and Myers
Santa Fe
Texas Pacific Land Trust
U. S. Gypsum
McCarthy Defends Hearing Rules in Senate Testimony
Sen. McCarthy said he uses an almost ideal set of rules to guide investigations and defended his subcommittee’s handling of witnesses including Annie Lee Moss. He faulted critics as Washington’s view of Congress as a nuisance and asserted the need to compel access to loyalty security information, noting a change in stance on executive overreach. The remarks accompanied testimony for a Senate Rules subcommittee hearing with no action expected this year.
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Annie Lee Moss
Pentagon
Senate
McCarthy
Washington
Sen
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
White House
Aiewarthy
Executive Department
Congress
Rules
Jenner
Rand
Truman
Congressional
Executive
Knowland Attacks Democrat Ultimatum in Atomic Energy Debate
Senate marathon over the administration atomic energy bill intensifies as Republican Leader Knowland accuses Democrats of an ultimatum and vows to stay through Thanksgiving if needed. Sen. Lehman and Sen. Morse join the clash, criticizing Knowland tactics and minority rights while the bill's fate remains unresolved.
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Washington
Knowland
Call
GOP
Senate
Lehman
Sen
D-Lib-Ny
Anderson
D-Nnn
Sen. Anderson
Morse
ind-Ore
Oregon
Morse Saa Wat Wong
Dwight Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Power Commission
Top Quality Oats to be Displayed in Twilight Demo
Myron E. Jeglum says the Wesley Jordan farm will host a twilight demonstration at 7 30 p m showing top yielding oat varieties from test plots across seven stations for 1951 1952 and 1953. Ajax leads with 76 8 bushels per acre while Branch Sauk Mo Clinton Clintland and Clintafe also show strong yields. Donald Peterson extension agronomist will speak to farmers south of Juda on the Jordan farm. Barley varieties will also be shown as part of a series of farm demonstrations.
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Wesley Jordan
Jeglum
Ajax
Branch
Sauk
Mo. Clinton
Clintland
Clintafe
Donald Peterson
Extension Agronomist
Juda
Jordan Farm
Iowa Farmer Killers Caught
A three state manhunt ended with the capture of William Karston and Elmer Anderson in western Illinois. Karston, 29, admitted shooting Wendell Jones, 56, at his Pulaski farm after a holdup. Anderson, 22, aided in the crime. both waived extradition and were to be returned to Iowa.
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Iowa
Illinois
Ivan Latherow
Hancock County
William G. Karston
Quincy
Ill
Milwaukee
Wendell W. Jones
Jones
Pulaski
Karston
El‘mer Anderson
South St. Paul
Minn
Hud
Mississippi River
Meyer, Ill
Latherow
Anderson
Missouri
Jones Farm
Ottumwa
Zanton
Antigo Man Dies of Injuries After Car Wreck
Clarence A. Stege, 2 percent, of Antigo died in a hospital from injuries suffered Monday night when his car left Highway 45, missed a curve and overturned.
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Clarence A. Stege
Jay
Highway 45
American Agent Kills Self Linked to Missing German Case
An American counter intelligence captain, friend of missing West German security chief Otto John, killed himself in his Berlin billet. Authorities denied loyalty rumors, while Bonn and East Berlin disputes and a wide security network revamp were discussed. Adenauer ordered a thorough West German counter intelligence inquiry into the disappearance and broader implications.
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Otto John
Counter Intelligence Corps
Army
U. S
Dr. John
Federal Office For Protection of the Constitution
John
Bonn
East Berlin
Hitler
Red Radio Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Soviet
Konrad Adenauer
South
Germany
Adenauer
Ballot Count For County ASC Election Set To End At Midnight
Ballots exceeding 550 have been received in the county ASC election with voting closing at midnight. The top vote-getter in each township will be chairman and delegate to Friday's county convention, while the second, third, and fourth highs assume other backup roles. Tie votes to be settled by lot with contestants' consent. Ballots tabulation to be done by three-man township boards tomorrow.
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County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASC
Myron_E. Ipsa
Nic F. Calabresa
Soil Conservation
Stanley Kittleson
FHA
R. J. Douglas
County Farm Bureau
Leslie Best
Brooklyn Grange
Crisis May Curb Foreign Aid Cuts
Washington reports that amid Far East tensions administration leaders expect to blunt new House efforts to cut another half billion dollars from foreign aid. The House debates a bill already shaved 13 percent in cuts, with Democrats resisting deeper reductions as two China air incursions affect sea search efforts and the Senate yet to act.
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House
Appropriations Committee
China
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Senate
Taber
R-Nj
Glenn R. Davis
R-Wis
Southeast Asia
Congress
Europe
Lions Club Members Discuss Green County Fair Plans
Monroe Lions Club heard from fair president Louis Wolleson about the Green County Centen nial Fair operation. A dunking stand was proposed with Edwin Rufen acht and Joseph C. Dearth named to study its site while a Lions International representative plus a lion cub will visit Monroe by helicopter during fair week.
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Green County
Rhee Rules Out Peaceful Korean Reunification
South Korea's President Rhee told reporters after a conference with President Eisenhower that there is no possibility of unifying Korea by peaceful means. He spoke during the opening session of talks with Eisenhower and U.S. officials on military and economic issues linked to the partitioned peninsula. He did not confirm whether resuming the war was discussed, but asserted there is no peaceful path to reunification.
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Thailand
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
McChord Air Force Base
Seattle
Eisenhower
Wachingsun
Yagman Rhee
South Korea
Korea
Rhee
Partitioned
County Board Meets Tuesday Over Jail Cost Estimate
The County Board plans to meet Tuesday to decide on the estimated cost for a proposed new county jail. Architect figures are not yet ready, and no cost estimate will be available at the August session. A progress statement will replace a formal report, with architects to be contacted for latest developments. Transfers of funds will also be on the agenda.
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Louis R. Wolleson
Wolleson
Wilma I. Lengacner
Pool to Close for Repairs After Week of Low Attendance
Recreation Park swimming pool will shut Sunday night and remain closed until Monday August 9 for necessary repairs. Last week 1,474 patrons visited, far below the 3,500 a week earlier, with 1,327 children and 147 adults among them. Total attendance this season stands at 18,132, says Recreation Director Ronald D. Johnson.
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Recreation Park
Ronald D. Johnson
Recreationn
Johnson
Eden To Relay Warning Edict To Communists
Washington reports a sharp note to Communist China demanding an immediate halt to Red plane attacks on American and British aircraft. Britain will relay the protest over the shooting down of a British airliner and interference with rescue missions, with Eden confirming the note and a forthcoming protest to Peiping.
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Washington
United States
China
Britain
South China Sea
Eden
London
Anthony Eden
Peiping
U.S
Red China
Tokyo
Hainan Island
Chang Han-fu
Capitol
Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee
State Dulles
Monroe Park Band Concert At County Hospital
Green County hospital parking lots were crowded as residents gathered to hear the Monroe Park Band perform for patients. Nellie Doyle sang Verge favorites prompting community singing led by band director Allan F. Barnard. The Park Band stood in for Monroe High School’s senior band, which had its concert night rained out last week.
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Monroe Park
F. R
Nellie) Doyle
Allan F. Barnard
Park
Monroe High School
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