Farmers Choose ASC Committees In County Meeting
Sixteen delegates from township ASC ballots meet at the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office at 1 p m to elect a three man county ACP policy committee. Fred Hahlen chairs the county panel. More than 600 ballots were cast with 550 deemed eligible, while others were rejected for missing names and addresses or voting for too many delegates. The report lists township results and the elected delegates with their chairs and alternates. A separate note reports a 5 year old Oshkosh boy, Roger Gospedarek, died after being struck by a truck while bicycling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASC
Fred Hahlen
Adams
Eddie Rood
Maynard Moen
Eugene Moen
Lawrence Bidlingmaier
Guy Hagar
Albany
Lawrence Dunph
Roy King
Herman Pluss
Wayne Albertson
John Inabnit
Brooklyn
Baltz Luchsinger
Gilbert Amidon
Paul Hollis
Clarence Keehn
Arthur Mosher
Cadiz
Jake Teuscher
John Krebs
Ivan Ellingson
Delbert Butts
Delbert Rhode
Walter Stettler
Jordan
Earl Bechtolt
Walter H. Schuetz
Clarence Falk
Cecil Galway
Lawrence Berg
Monroe
Edward Roth
Albert Neuenschwander
Arthur Stauffacher
Emmanuel B. Fuchs
Walter R. Wyss
Mr. Pleasant
Bennett Blumer
John Daulbet
William Fiedler
Herman Durtschi
Hollis Babler
Gore aims nationwide recall petition to oust McCarthy
Wisconsin editor Leroy Gore who leads the Joe Must Go club announced a national two pronged campaign to recall Senator McCarthy. He plans Wisconsin action after November elections and a national petition urging voters to write their senators. Gore seeks 2 to 5 million signatures to back a potential recall effort and censure backing from Senator Flanders amid a Senate showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leroy Gore
Wisconsin
Sen. McCarthy
Gore
Senate
McCarthy
Sauk City
Sen
Flanders
Lion Cub Tamer To Visit Fair In Monroe
A lion cub and its 19 year old Chicago tamer Jackie Hart will visit Green County Centennial Fair in Monroe on Friday August 6 arriving after the centennial parade by helicopter. Lions club officials P J Connors Jr Forrest L Kubly Nathan Goetz and Robert L Hardaker announced arrangements. The Lions stunt supports a national promotion selling shaker salt pepper and Accent product with proceeds aiding community betterment. Hardaker attended Kiwanis today as a guest of his stepfather Frank Kantro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Hart
Chicago
Green County
National
Lions Club
Monroe
Hardaker
Kiwanis Club
Frank Kantro
Stock List Displays Plus and Minus Signs
NEW YORK. The stock market edged forward today in a hesitant manner into the early afternoon. Higher prices were paid for Bethlehem Steel General Motors Mack Trucks Goodrich Grumman American Telephone Western Union Mathieson Chemical International Paper Libby McNeill and Libby Hamilton Watch Bulova Watch Union Pacific and Standard Oil (NJ). Lower were National Malleable Boeing Schenley Industries Westinghouse Electric General Electric Philip Morris Southern Pacific and Texas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Mack ‘Trucks
Goodrich
Grumman
American Telephone
Western Union
Mathieson Chemical
International Paper
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Hamilton Watch
Bulova Watch
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
National Malleable
Boeing
Schenley Industries
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Philip Morris
Southern Pacific
Texas Co
Company H K Reunion Opens Saturday Night
Monroe veterans group reunites at Monroe Country Club with Co H WWI and Co K WWII members. Activities run Saturday to Sunday include registration at 7 pm Saturday, social with dance, Sunday 11 am officer election, noon memorial service, 12 30 pm dinner, and 2 pm end. Notables include Col J Tracy Hale Col A J Mac Nab Col Milton Zeibell Lt Col Pickett Gen Fanning and guest speaker war correspondent Robert Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Sat
National Guard
Co. H
Monroe Country Club
Voelkli
Richard F. Hulburt
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Milton Zeibell
Oshkosh
O. A. Moldenhauer
Tomah
128Th Infantry
C. W. Pickett
Janesville
Rodney Block
Monroe
Co. K
Hugh Fanning
LaCrosse
Wisconsin National Guard
Robert Doyle
Milwaukee
Voelkh
LaVerne E. Deal
Charles R. Kohli
Edward Gehl
Madison
Michigan
Voelkl
John J. Burkhard
Harold Halverson
Harris F. Germann
Ivan Boyer
Kenneth Digman
Ralph Nyman
Herbert Orton
Contracts Set on New Plant at Senior High
The Board of Education awarded two contracts for the new heating plant serving the senior high and Lincoln school buildings. L. S. Wagner and Son Co. received the general contract for 49,990 with a rock removal clause not to exceed 20 per cubic yard. Rubi and Leuenberger secured the electrical contract for 2,833.64 plus 88.80 for heavier wire. The heating and plumbing contract bid by F. H. and D. H. Osborne Co. was held in abeyance after a suspected major counting error of about 16,000. The board studies the bid bond issue before final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Board of Education
L. S. Wagner and Son Co
Middleton
Monroe
Francis Wagner
Rubi and Leuenberger
F. H. and
D. H. Osborne Co
Beloit
Osborne
Allen Strang
Madison
Weber and Strang
Grain market inches lower as rain cools corn soybeans
Corn and soybeans eased while wheat held firm on the Board of Trade. Rye advanced with wheat while oats stayed steady. Selling in corn and soybeans followed ample rains over the northern and central corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Corn
Fun Day Parade and Water Show Scheduled in Monroe
Monroe hosts Fun Day with a 1 30 p m children's parade at Lincoln Park and a 2 p m awards ceremony. Activities include Little League playoffs, a doubleheader softball, Aqua cade and swim meet, water ballet and dances with a 9 p m final dance. rain venue shifted to Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stevens
Monroe Sandlot All
Brodhead
Annual Volksfest Scheduled Sunday in New Glarus
In observance of Swiss Independence Day August 1 the 21st Swiss Volksfest by New Glarus Maennerchor will be at the tourist park Sunday starting at 1 p.m. The high school band opens the program with a full afternoon of musical entertainment featuring the Maennerchor Yodelers Edelweiss Stars Ruth Ann Buesser and Mrs Leo Gempler and daughters Barbara and Linda Monticello. The Monroe Turners perform and the Milwaukee Yodel club plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Speci
Maennerchor
Edelweiss
Ruth Ann Buesser
Leo Gempler
Barbara
Linda
Monticello
Monroe Turners
Milwaukee
Penalty Higher On New Meters Around the Square
Enforcement of eight copper-headed 12 minute meters around the square began last night with higher penalties than expected. Violations charged at 10 cents per 12 minutes, far above the usual 10 cents per hour, with bonds up to 75 cents for long parkers. The meters operate daily except Sundays and holidays until 10 pm to aid night shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temselves
Cheese Demand Fair in Wisconsin Market
Wisconsin report shows steady demand for American cheese with fair to good interest. Cheddar offerings are heavy and supply is light for single days with selling prices and assembly points noted for car lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison W
FSMNS
Wisconsin
Rural Groups Demonstration Day At Fairgrounds
FFA and 4 H members gathered at the fairgrounds for their annual demonstration and judging contest with crops garden electricity handicraft foods and home furnishing shown. Winners will be presented at the Green County Centennial Fair after judging concludes later today with tours of dairy farms and county agents on hand to supervise activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
4-H
Mnp
Bel
Green County
Bernadine Gunderman
Leslie F.huber
Myron E. Jegium
Myrtle Webb
Kenneth C. Allen
Allen
Floral Hall
Peiping rejects U N protest over Hainan incident
Peiping Radio reports Communist China rejected the U N protest over the shooting down of nine Americans off Hainan last Friday as three Americans lost. It notes China protested to the United Nations and accuses the United States of barbaric attacks and aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
U. S
Hainan
Red Chi
United Nations
U.S
Hainsa Tsiana
Prin
Penning
United States
Peiping
Red China
Washington Won't Let Answer Stand
Red China has rejected and refused to consider protests by the United States over Communist attacks on British and American planes off Hainan island. The State Department announced that official word of the rebuff was received from the British government, which acted as intermediary. The department said the situation will not be permitted to rest there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingson
Red China
United States
Hainan Island
State Department
Department
Kohler weighs special session after court ruling
Madison Gov Kohler said he is considering calling a special legislative session to address an emergency created by a Supreme Court ruling striking down state building corporations. He noted the idea has been discussed but not guaranteed, needing a decision within days for a constitutional amendment 90 days before the general election. The issue centers on financing a 4.2 million dollar addition to the State Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Kohler
Supreme Court
High Court
Eight Die in Plane and Rescue Copter Crashes
American night fighter F 94 and a rescue helicopter crashed three miles east of Suwon on Wednesday. Six aboard the helicopter died, and the F 94 crew perished. Names were not released in the Air Force statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sworns Aoe Gat
Suw
U. S. Sun Air Force
Churchill Dodges Word On Retirement
In the House of Commons Lt Col Marcus Lipton pressed Churchill about his retirement timing. Churchill, with a joking tone, said Tuesdays and Thursdays suit him but any day except Friday, as Parliament adjourns for a summer recess until October. Lipton’s quip drew laughter amid speculation Churchill may resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
House of Commons
Marcus Lipton
Lipton
Three Suspects Sought After Darlington Car Theft Breakin
Sheriff Lawrence James of Lafay ette County reports warrants issued for three men tied to a Darlington burglary and car theft at Ostby Motors. A car owned by Chester Johnson was stolen after breakin at 12:30 am Tuesday. thieves fled with the vehicle before checks and blood spatter noted inside the garage as officers traced the getaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Lawrence James
Lafayette County
Darlington
James
Ostby Motors
Ostby
Clayton Ostby
Chester Johnson
Senate votes 91 0 to block Red Chinese entry
The Senate voted 91 to 0 to oppose entry of Communist China into the United Nations. Knowland urged passage of the anti Red China proposal, reiterating Congress stands against Communist UN membership. President Eisenhower declined to precommit on American action if Peiping is recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Senate
China
Sen
Knowland
Calif
GOP
Congress
U. N
Eisenhower
Peiping
International Organization
Knowland Consents to Full Debate on McCarthy Censure
Senate Republican leaders including Knowland agree to a full dress debate starting Friday on censure or investigation of Senator McCarthy. Smith proposes a six member committee with Nixon as chairman to report next Feb 1. Flanders favors his censure resolution but may back Smith as an alternate path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
McCarthy
Rowland
H. Alexander Smith
Sen. Flanders
Smith
Nixon
Nith
Poly
Flanders
McClellan Confident of Senate Re-Election Lead
In Little Rock Senator John L. McClellan declares victory as the unofficial vote shows a 4,473 lead over former Governor Sid McMath with 22 of 2,303 Arkansas precincts reported. Governor Francis Cherry and Orval Faubus prepare for the gubernatorial runoff on August 10 as McMath concedes only after official results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McClellan
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Sid McMath
McClellan
John L. McClellan
Senate
Francis Cherry
Orval Faubus
Cherry
Faubus
McMath
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Godfrey Nussbaum
Sylvester
Christ Wachi
Paul Baumgartner
Leland Heitz
Chester Stauffacher
Robert Preston
Ernest Brunner
Merlyn Loveland
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Melvin Elmer
Monty Chesbro
York
Tilman Paulson
Robert Strahm Jr
Ben Watrud
J. Herman Elmer
Darwin Jordve
Roger Gospedarek
Lion Cub
Stevens
Commercial Bank
Phillips-Smith
Helland-Hein
Rongie D. Johnson
Tod
Julene Simmons
Jean Zimmerman
Shirley Goeng
Jill “Umbrunnen
Jane Russell
Louise Lamboley
Mary Howe
Kathy Blum
Terri Goetz
Sally Simpson
John Wegner
Butch Andern
David Deininger
Gene Martin
Thomas Prien
Thomas Howe
Francis Downey
James Beer
Dennis Elmer
Gary Blackbourn
Philip Etter
Kurt Heinzelman
Thomas Zwicker
John Henning
John Wegmueller
Greg Gibbons
John Molin
Terry Hyland
James Dearth
Buster Dearth
Richard Anz
John Benke
Johnson
Leo Peterson
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