Clay for Kohler Moved into Plant
Sheboygan and nearby railroad workers moved eight clay cars toward the Kohler Co plant amid a 15 month CIO UAW strike. Pickets formed at crossings, but no disorder occurred as a train moved and the mayor proposed a temporary embargo to halt shipments during new mediation talks.
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Sheboygan
North Western Railroad
Kohler Co
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Edmund J. Brewer
Kohler
Montreal
Cio-Uaw
Rudolph Ploetz
Federal Conciliation Service
Ploetz
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Joseph Finnegan
Washington, D. C
Harvey Page
Fond du Lac
Union
Steen Heimke
Robert Burkhart
Madison
Heimke
Heatwave Eases as Monroe Sees 97 Degree High
Monroe sweltered at 97 degrees at 2 p m as a heat wave continues with showers and thundershowers forecast for southern areas. Highs tomorrow expected 75 to 85 with more storms, while Be loit Milwaukee La Crosse Madison Grantsburg Rockford logged 100 to 102 yesterday.
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Monroe
Judges Named For 4 H Events At Green County Fair
Norman O Everson announces judges for 4 H judging and demonstration contests at the fairgrounds tomorrow from 9 a m to 4 p m The events precede the 101st Green County Fair Aug 3 7 Miss Jacqueline Morris Dane County home agent will judge home economics demonstrations Hugh Alberts Rock County 4 H agent the agricultural demonstrations Miss Eldora Keske Dane County assistant home agent the home furnishings and clothing events and Miss Priscilla Kohli Monroe foods Official dairy contest judge is Marlow Nelson University of Wisconsin extension dairyman Area instructors Kenneth De Allen James DiVall and Robert Keen assist in agriculture judging Adults aiding home economics include Mrs William Blum chair Mrs John Chambers Mrs Nathan Crouch and Mrs Don Bagley Mrs Clarence Schultz chairs agricultural demonstrations
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Norman O. Everson
Jacqueline Morris
Dane County
Hugh Alberts
Rock County
Eldora Keske
Priscilla Kohli
Monroe
Foods
Marlow Nelson
Extension
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Dc. Allen
James DiVall
Robert Keen
Brodhead
William Blum
John Chambers
Nathan Crouch
Don Bagley
Clarence Schultz
Radio Hall
Floral Hall
Assistant Agent Named by County Mrs Strocha Hired
Mrs. Margaret Terrill Strocha of Mineral Point is named the Green County assistant home agent, taking over Monday to fill a vacancy since April 1 after Miss Bernadine Gunderman resigned. A 1953 University of Wisconsin graduate, she has a BS degree and spent 18 months in merchandising. She and her husband Tony Strocha, a former UW athlete now in Far East military service, were married six months ago.
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Margaret Terrill Strocha
Mineral Point
Green County
Bernadine Gunderman
Merle Terrill
Arena youth drowns in Wisconsin River
P Van Sawle 16, area farm youth, drowned when he went into deep water and was swept away by a swift current in the Wisconsin River north of Arena Tuesday.
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ARENA
Wis
P— van Sawle
Area Farm
Wisconsin River
Here
House Rejects Ike's Road Plan
The House voted 184 to 178 against President Eisenhower's multi billion road program funded by long term bonds. The Democratic alternative would raise 12.423 billion over 13 years with a penny per gallon gasoline tax, while the Senate already approved a financing free version. Speaker Rayburn predicted final passage of the Democratic bill as lawmakers speed up the session.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Tex
Senate
Rep
Fallon
D-Md
House Public Works Committee
First Polio Case Listed in County
A 16 month old boy named Mark Schwartz is hospitalized at St. Clare with the counties first polio case this year. The spinal type with minor leg involvement, admitted last night, condition good. He has two older brothers Steven and Randall and sister Mary. no other family cases reported. Last year nearly a dozen cases were recorded.
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St. Clare Hospital
Mark Schwartz
Glen A. Schwartz
16Th Avenue
Steven
Randall
Mary
Talbott Faces Possible Firing After Senate Probe
President Eisenhower withholds judgment on Harold E. Talbott’s future as Air Force secretary while a Senate inquiry continues. Talbott plans to divest July 31 from his Mulligan and Co. partnership, arguing he did nothing illegal though acknowledging mistakes in using the Pentagon office for Mulligan work.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Talbott
Senate
Talbott
Air Force
J. Eisenhower
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
New York
McClellan
D-Ark
Mulligan
Pentagon
Air Secretary
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Bulgaria Downs Israel Airliner in Flames near Border
A four engine El Al Constellation was shot down by Bulgarian antiaircraft near the Greek border. Officials report most of 58 aboard are dead, including at least three Americans. Greece cites soldiers sighting wreckage from Macedonia. Israel says no confirmation of Bulgarian fire. Flight originated Vienna and London before vanishing near Petritsin on the Bulgaria-Greece line.
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Athens
Greece
Bulgaria
J. Sheinbaum
Katz
London
Tel Aviv
Israel
Macedonia
el al
Petritsin
Lydda
Warsaw Military Alliance
Vienna
Schechat
Paris
U. S
Pan American Airways
Istanbul
Green County Fair Opens With Grandstand Variety Show
The 101st Green County Fair begins next Wednesday night with a grandstand variety program directed by Mrs. Kathryn Sullivan and MC Joseph G. Urban. Acts include 14 county acts, novelty numbers, a State Fair Revue, and harness racing sessions over the weekend.
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Green County
Kathryn Sullivan
Joseph G. Urban
Barnes-Carruthers Theatrical Agency
Chicago
Jimmie Lynch
Dodgers
Richard Vordermann
Delbert Behring
Keith Christen
William Rattin
Dorleen Showers
Kollege
Candace
Craig Kleckler
Patricia
David Stabenow
Russians Tour Iowa Farms Sparks Local Welcome
The Soviet farm delegation led by deputy premier Nikolai Gureyev continues its Iowa tour with visits to Laurens and a 480 acre Paulina farm. Governor Leo Hoegh helped arrange Sioux City arrival after schedule changes, while locals press to host the guests and hear about Iowa farming specialization.
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Spencer
Iowa
Leo Hoegh
V. V. Matskevich
Sioux City
C. R. Elder
Iowa State College
Elder
Laurens Ls
Nikolai Gureyev
Ukraine
Stock List Activity in Narrow Market Cliff
New York trading showed strength confined to a small area with steels motors oils and railroads driving gains. Standard Oil NJ rose about three to four points amid a candidate for stock split discussions thanks to its high price.
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New York
Standard Oil
Jersey Standard
Fair Directors Weigh School Ground Sale Plea
Green County Agricultural Society directors meet Tuesday to discuss selling fair grounds to Monroe school district for a proposed high school. Citizens Advisory Building Committee backs the idea while considering price. A joint meeting with the school board is set for tomorrow night at the Commercial and Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Agricultural Society
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Citizens Advisory School
Fair Board
R. W. Blaha
Board of Education
Commercial and Savings Bank
Cleghorn Farm Boy Suffocates in Bin
Robert Linse nine years old son of Mr and Mrs August Linse rural Cleghorn suffocated Tuesday night in a grain bin at the family farm.
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Eau Claire
Robert Linse
August Linse
Cleghorn
Eisenhower backs Geneva plan for data exchange and air inspections
President Eisenhower said he would permit peaceful foreign aircraft to fly over U S areas to carry out a proposed exchange of military blueprints and aerial inspection at Geneva. He stressed no atmosphere of denunciation and warned lawmakers about the Dixon Yates and Talbott issues while confirming talks with Zhukov and the need for clear inspection rules.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Geneva
Twin Drowns in River in Wisconsin
York Wisconsin reports a tragic drowning in the Kitchen River on Tuesday involving two brothers, nine year old Gloria Humphrey and ten year old Michael Webster. The two twins, Marvin Webster age 10, and their friend Gloria Humphrey were playing when the accident occurred. Rescue efforts were unable to prevent the deaths.
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River York
Wis
Michael Webster
Marvin
Gloria Humphrey
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