Three Seniors Share Top Scholastic Laurels
Mary Ann Huber headlines Monroe high school valedictorian honors among 100 graduates chosen in a ceremony attended by more than 800. Roger Ruch and Jane Anderson shared salutatorian as Kenneth Davis and Lydia Wels earned citizenship awards. Dr. T Parry Jones delivered the main address stressing service over rewards amid looming military service considerations.
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Mary Ann Huber
Joseph B. Huber
Monroe High School
Huber
Roger Ruch
Jane Anderson
Kenneth Davis
Lydia Wels
Davis
Miss Wels
Girls’ Athletic Association
Girls’ Agriculture Club
T. Parry Jones
Sheboygan
E. O. Evans
Herbert T. Johnson
Barbara Akre
John Andereck
New Glarus High School Holds 23rd Commencement
The 23 New Glarus graduates will receive diplomas tonight at 8 in the high school. Prof. W H Willing of the University of Wisconsin will speak. The program includes a processional by Jeanette Urben, Ann Luchsinger, Rhoda Babler and Carol Hoesly, invocation by Rev. W J Stuckey, welcome address Youth Hears America Call by Ruth Streiff, piano solo Karen Frick, saxophone duet Darlene Walden and Mavis Hefty, farewell address Our Challenge by Karen Frick, vocal trio Hazel Engen Corrine Jorenby Ruth Streiff, and accompaniment by Karen Frick. The graduates are Donald Boley, Richard Christen, Leon Eichelkraut, Hazel Engen, Russell Erb, Karen Frick, Kathleen Fuchs, Lorene Heft, Mavis Hefly, Jack Heller, Delores Hoesly, Alster Jelle, Corinne Jorenby, Elizabeth Lee, Woodrow Marty, Durward McVey, Valliere Severson, Ruth Streiff, Shirley Streiff, Darlene Walden and Ruth Zurkirchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Frick
Darlene Walden
Mavis Hefty
Delores Hoesly
Hazel Engen
Corrine Jorenby
Ruth Streiff
Donald Boley
Richard Christen
Leon Eichelkraut
Russell Erb
Girls Athletic Group Grants 10 Certificates at High School
At the high school exercises the Girls Athletic Group awarded 10 certificates to junior and senior girls. Senior winners were Bobbe Akre Doris Haman Carol Kundert Marion Walker Donna van Ol Brennan and Rose aonre. Junior winners were Shirley Laeser Bette Ann Rees and Mildred Wuffer.
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Girls Athletic Association
Bobbe Akre
Doris Haman
Carol Kundert
Marion Walker
Donna van Ol Brennan
Rose Aonre
Wisconsin Assembly Delays Reapportionment and Passes Food Bills
Wisconsin lawmakers moved to set a reapportionment bill as a special order next Wednesday while dissenter Ludvigsen urged a delaying amendment until 1954. A referendum proposal would require voters to approve a combined population area method for senate districts. The assembly also backed padlocking gambling sites and approved four food and drug law revisions, plus funding for Brucellosis vaccine, school aid, and a two percent liquor tax proposal. The session notes indicate ongoing moves to adjust legislative maps and fiscal policy in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Assembly
Mockrud
Westby
Judiciary Committee
Rosenberry
Ludvigsen
Hartland
Wisconsin
Senate
House
Legislative Council
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Sen. Robinson
Beloit
Chinese Build Up Defenses In Central Korean Massing Area
Allied patrols rumbled into Yanggu as Chinese communists reinforced ridge lines guarding their massing area near Hwachon reservoir. Western front sees Chinese digging in to resist advances toward Chorwon Kumhwir region while U N forces hold ground elsewhere. Two American planes crashed behind enemy lines, and Bon Homme Richard joined as seaborne air bases expand. pilots report success against red-held ridges near Hwachon.
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Tokyo
Red Korea
Yanggu
Hwachon Reservoir
Chorwon-Kumitions
38Th Parallel
U.N
Kumhwa
U. N.1
Hyon-Inje
Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Hanhung
U. N
U. S
Bon Homme Richard
Korea
Hwachon
DiSalle Faced with Quick Protests Over License Plan
Milwaukee price administrator Michael DiSalle says he cannot understand protests against licensing all business under price control. He notes the idea mirrors wartime practice and would empower OPS to warn violators without immediate criminal action, reducing cost and effort for offenders.
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Michael DiSalle
DiSalle
The
Milwaukee Journal
Toledo
OPS
OPA
Senate Okays Draft Revisions and Training Plan
The Senate passed a compromise bill extending the draft and laying groundwork for a future universal military training program. The measure lowers the draft age to 18 and adds three months to service. It now goes to the House, which is expected to act next week before sending it to President Truman. Senator Case objected to the vote without printed copies, while Senator Russell supported swift passage.
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Washington
Senate
Univers
House
Truman
Case
R-Sd
Russell
Truman Enters Iran Oil Issue
President Truman intervened personally in Iran's oil crisis by sending a letter to Premier Mossadegh urging negotiations with Britain to settle the explosive situation. British Foreign Secretary Morrison had proposed a high diplomatic mission on May 19 to resolve outstanding differences over Iran's oil nationalization including the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. letter delivered by Ambassador Grady to Mossadegh.
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Yehran —Ury
Truman
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Herbert Morrison
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Mossadegh
State to survey Schwarzenberger hill for possible grade change
State highway officials will survey curves and dips on the Schwarzenberger hill on highway 1181 after recent fatal crashes. Assemblyman Keegan met with Highway Commission James Law to arrange inspection with potential improvements. Patrolman Burgy and inspector Segner reviewed the site, clearing brush to provide an unobstructed view from the crest to the west. The hill has seen numerous accidents, including a recent weekend crash that killed four, with officials estimating over 10 fatalities in 13 years and noting the area is dangerous in winter ice.
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State High Commission
Schwarzenberger Hill
Harry A. Keegan
Green County
Assembly Highway Committee
James R. Law
Nathan F. Burgy
Eugene Segner
Schwarzenberger Farm
Burgy
Schwarzenberger
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Senators Push to Open Secret Formosa Memo in MacArthur Inquiry
In the Senate MacArthur inquiry the witness Acheson faced questions on a confidential 1949 State Department memo about Formosa. Some senators urged releasing the document, while others argued it could threaten national security. McCarthy said the memo’s text supported prior reports.
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Washington
Acheson
Senate
MacArthur
State Department
Formosa
Tobey
R-Nh
McCarthy
Ache
Gen. MacArthur
Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
U. S
Pacific
United States
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Knowland
Calif
Truman
Wake Island
Orangeville Motorist Dozes In Field Wreck Near Freeport
Loran Dietmeier, 21, Orangeville, escaped with minor injuries after his car ran off Route 26 and overturned in a field eight miles north of Freeport. The northbound crash damaged two culverts, snapped a utility pole guy wire, and knocked down fence lines before Dietmeier crawled free with minor leg injuries. A second similar accident occurred nearby the previous day involving Pfc. Paul araldson, Davis, who was unhurt when his car went off a bridge north of Brodhead.
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Orangeville
Dozes
Loran Dietmeier
Freeport
Dietmeier
County banker group election meeting report
Tweedy leads county banker group as officers are elected at Green County country club annual gathering. A ten featured speakers program will precede the meeting with attendance expected from local financial and civic leaders.
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Green Coun- Yee Seree Country Club
Ant Tee
New York Price War Rocks Major Stores
New York stores faced a widening price war with depleted stocks on day three. Shoppers surged to entrances as toasters and suits vanished from Macy’s Bloomingdale’s Gimbel’s, while prices tumbled after a Supreme Court ruling on manufacturer price fixing.
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New York
Macy’s
Bloomingdale
Two Hurt Slightly In Head-on Crash
Two persons were slighted yesterday in a head on collision between autos on 20th avenue near 12th street. Donald Stumpf, 20, of 1213 21st avenue, sustained a head injury. Dennis Schroeder, age 10, passenger, suffered a knee cut and head injury. Stumpf faces a reckless driving fine in justice court.
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Donald Stumpf
21St Avenue
Pfc
Alfred Rod
18Th Avenue
Dale Rod
Lloyd F. Marty
9Th Street
13Th Avenue
18Th, Street
Five Girls Win Cheerleader Awards at Graduation
At graduation exercises yesterday five girls received cheerleader awards. Annette Stopka freshman Beverly Hunt sophomore Bonnie Keel junior Heidi Pfaefflin and Mary seniors were honored. POLIO CASES ON RISE Public Health Service reports 88 new polio cases with 15 in Texas 14 in California 7 in Arizona and 5 in West Virginia.
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Annette Stopka
Beverly Hunt
Bonnie Keel
Heidi Pfaefflin
Mary
Washington
Public Health Service
Aber
Texas
California
Arizona
West Virginia
Cheese Industry Studied by Group
State agriculture officials toured county cheese facilities to better assist the agricultural system. The visit highlighted Swiss cheese, Limburger plants, and consumer packaging needs. Notables included Ira Inman retiring as board chairman, and speeches by Donald McDowell and local producers in Spring Grove and nearby towns.
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State Board of Agriculture
Donald N. McDowell
R. J. Douglas
Spring Grove Township
Douglas
Ira Inman
Beloit
Sevice
Inman
William Seffern
van Dyne
J. Scott Earls
Prairie du Chien
Wyss
Limburger
Washington Town Hall
Monticello
New Glarus
Pet Milk Co
Jefferson Center
Arm Grove
Milwanee Cheese Co
Equity Cop Livestock Sales
Tion
Lakeshire Marty Pl Cheese Laboratory, Inc
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Cheddar Price Steady With No Plymouth Sales Reported
Plymouth market notes show cheddar prices steady and no sales recorded. fragmentary text mentions two car lots or consignments with quantities and ages, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Plymouth
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Delores Risser
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Wayne Segner
Janet Shultz
Gien Spring
Jean Stauffacher
Helen Stauffer
Lenetta Steinmann
Judith Strasser
Daniel Teehan
Phyllis Teehan
Ronald Teehan
Joseph Tschanz
John Vandamme
James van- Wagenen
Lyndon Viel
Mary Ann van Moos
Wesley Wandfluh
James Weakley
Byron Weckerly
Paul Wenger
Betty Wuetrich
Donna Wyss
Nancy Wyss
Joyce Zimmerman
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