Iran Oil Nationalization Seen as Strategic Move
The piece examines Iran's push to nationalize oil as a possible strategic ploy to gain better terms from development of rich oil resources. It argues Iran lacks the technical base for a government monopoly and warns that Soviet pressure may be influencing events while praising Britain and the United States for measured handling to avoid incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Korea
Wisconsin Senate Defeats Snooper Bill on Price Ceiling Enforcement
No Buck Passing: Wisconsin legislators kill a proposal to force the attorney general and 71 district attorneys to assist in enforcing federal price ceilings. The quip labeled the measure a snooper bill as critics warn it would entangle state law enforcement in a complex federal stabilization scheme. The piece argues states should shield citizens, not police a disjointed national program, and urges a clear, workable enforcement framework before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
State Senate
Attorney General
NLRB
OPA
Cardinal Dougherty Dies After Long Life of Service
Cardinal Dougherty who died yesterday in Philadelphia was a major force for good in American life. Though rarely vocal publicly he influenced religious life and earned universal respect from statesmen and leaders. His loss leaves a moral pillar in the eastern United States, demanding capable leadership to fill the gap.
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Dennis Cardinal _Dougherty
Philadelphia
Cardinal Dougherty
Visit Son at Spokane
Times Special reports a family in New Glarus planning a trip to Spokane Washington to see their son, who is stationed there. The note references travel from New Glarus to visit the son currently in the Spokane area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
New Glarus
Spokane, Wash
Pre
Sta
10 YEARS AGO Nazis land in Syria sparks evacuation plan
A 1941 timeline notes Nazi motorized infantry entering Syria, British women and children evacuated from Cyprus near the Syrian coast ahead of Axis advances after Crete. The item reflects wartime displacement and strategic moves reported in Monroe era notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Cyprus
Syrian
Crete
Helen Margaret Easler
Samuel L. Bailey
Marshall B. Lewis
Musicians Receive Awards At School Class-Day Event
Fifty six senior and junior high students were honored for instrumental and twirling work. The senior band earned district firsts in concert and sight reading with second in marching, while the concert orchestra topped in concert and sight reading. Eleven junior high students also received awards including four state participants. piano accompanists were credited for solo ensemble work.
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New Glarus
S A
Mary Ann Huber
Ruth Feldt
Heidi Pfaeffli
Honor Students Receive Awards
Twenty seven seniors eighteen juniors and eighteen sophomores were named yesterday by student council to receive honor roll certificates for high scholastic standings. Recipients include Jennette Crane Jane Anderson Dorothy Becker Franc Bidlingma Burt Ruth Feldt Paul Good Doris Haman Joan mime Dorothy Hodgson Arles Dickson Mary Ann Huber son Dorothy Kolb Raymond fel Kundert Robert ne Nelson Heidi Roger Ruch Evelyn Ruff Wayne Segner Schultz Leaetta Steinman Daniel Teehan Marion Walker. Juniors listed: Luan Miller Yvonne Ammann Nancy Benkert Barbara Boyd Marian Due Alice Falk Audrey Holts shopple Judith Rubi Nancy Kundert Janet Lanz Jack Marvin Ellen Rubi Donna Signer Constance Smith Jane Stauffacher Mary Thompson Doris Tschudy Elaine Wolf. Sophomores named: Kathleen Blumer Ray rter John Cotherman David Forbes Sandra Haworth Donna Johnson Glenda Langston Karen Lengacher Rolland Loch ee Luchsinger Barbara Iiby Audrey Peterson Robert Prien Lois Priewe Beverly Thoreson Judith Thorpe Charles Wieman Milton Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fritz
Evelyn Hartwig
Donna Signer
Carol Schwinger
Patricia Thorp
Ruth Feldt
Richard Eley
Judith Kubly
Ellen Rubi
Nancy Pilz
Lyndon Viel
Doris Anne Tschudy
Dora Schindler
Kenneth Davis
Janet Holtshopple
Barbara Boyd
Heidi Pfaeffli
Janet
Roy William Burtanz
Gale Bissell
Davi
Sondra Simpson
Jamet Lanz
Janet Shultz
Glenda Langston
Carol Schwingel
Mary Ann Huber
Na Probst
Sandra Haworth
Joyce Babler
Susan Blumer
Jennette Crane
Jane Anderson
Dorothy Becker
Franc Bidlingma Burt
Paul Good
Doris Haman
Joan Mime
Dolores Hodgson
Arles Dickson
Mary Ann Huberson
Dorothy Kolb
Raymond ‘el Kundert
Robert Ne Nelson
Heidi Roger Ruch
Evelyn Ruff
Wayne Segner
Schultz
Leaetta Steinman
Daniel Teehan
Marion Walker
Luan Miller
Yvonne Ammann
Nancy Benkert
Marian Due
Alice Falk
Audrey, Holtshopple
Judith Rubi
Nancy Kundert
Janet Lanz
Jack Marvin
Constance Smith
Jane Stauffacher
Mary Thompson
Doris Tschudy
Elaine Wolf
Kathleen Blumer
Red River Gun Club Rears 1400 Pheasant Chicks Near Monroe
The Red River Gun Club raises 1400 pheasant chicks at its pens on the county farm north of Monroe. The birds will be reared to 12 weeks then released. About July 1 the club will receive 700 more pheasants from the state conservation department, older than 12 weeks when released.
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Reen County
Moa Anaun Club
Monroe
State Conservation Department
New GI Insurance Regulations Cited
The Veterans Administration announced a new post service life insurance program requiring a written application within 120 days of leaving service, with premiums due and no medical exam. The five year level premium term policy, available from $1,000 to $10,000, cannot be converted to permanent VA plans and does not pay dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
NSLI
Johnston Appointed Marquette Chairman At University Board
Milwaukee businessman Harry S. Johnston, president of the Robert A. Johnston Co., is named chairman of the Marquette University board of directors. A 24 year director, he was chosen by Rev. Edward J. O'Donnell to succeed the late Charles O'Hara Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Marquette
Milwaukee
Harry S.johnston
Robert A. Johnston Co
Bo Oe Inser University
Edward J. O’donnell
S. J
Charles O'Hara
Robert A. Johnston
Roy Wise 71 Durand auto dealer dies in Florida hospital
Funeral services were held yesterday for Roy Wise 71 a prominent Durand businessman and early Ford dealer in northern Illinois He died Sunday in a Winter Haven Florida hospital where he and his wife have been vacationing since January He had undergone surgery there on March 27.
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Burana
Roy Wise
Durand
Ford
Illinois
Winter Haven
Fla
Florida
Wise
Helgesen Goes On 15 Day Furlough From Monroe Office
Sgt Walter M Helgesen departs Monroe for a 15 day leave before reporting to Camp McCoy on June 16 where he will serve as supply sergeant with the 31st Combat Engineer Battalion. The Monroe recruiting office closes temporarily to sort records. He and Mrs Helgesen plan a trip to Battle Creek Michigan and northern Wisconsin.
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Helgesen
Monroe
Walter M. Helgesen
Janesville
Camp McCoy
31St Combat Engineer
Cemetery Bill Backed By Senate and Assembly
Cemetery interests cheer a bill amending laws on vacating and replatting cemetery portions. Introduced by Sen. Melvin Olson from South Wayne, at Monroe Cemetery Association’s request. B J Dunwiddie notes the change eases notice requirements by letting trustees file a petition and have the court set a hearing with mailed notices to known or ascertainable interested parties.
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Senate
Assembly
Kohler
Melvin Olson
South Wayne
Monroe Cemetery Association
B. J. Dunwiddie
Pullman Rates Hired Inflate Travel Costs Nationwide
Washington reports the Pullman Company raised rates by 15 percent with the sleeping car fare increase taking effect at midnight. The Interstate Commerce Commission declined to intervene, approving the new rate schedule announced 30 days prior for June 1 amid the broader move. An accompanying note mentions historical context about Africans, noting belief of Negroes living in Africa since 30,000 B.C.
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Pullman
Washington
Pullman Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
John A Powell Dies at Rockford
John A Powell 79 longtime Argyle native died Monday at his Rockford home after 37 years there Funeral services were held yesterday with burial in Greenwood cemetery He lived in South Wayne Freeport and Rockford married Tillie Hanson in Wiota 1894 He worked 20 years for International Harvester and 10 years for W T Rawleigh He leaves a widow two sons a daughter seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren a sister and a deceased daughter Helen 1937 He belonged to Masonic lodge South Wayne and Freeport Consistory
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South Wayne
John A. Powell
Argyle
Rockford
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Powell
John
Ann Powell
Freeport
Tillie Hanson
Wiota
Powell
International Harvester Co
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Hugh E. Powell
Pinehurst Farm
Howard D. Powell
Milwaukee
Hazel Reitsch
Daisy Sweeney
Los Angeles
Helen
Masonic Lodge
New Youth Council Named by Students
High school students elected 16 pupils for the new Youth council four from each grade. Seniors named Carol Schwingel JoAnn Lundy William Beach and William Pick. Juniors Beverly Thoreson David Forbes Lois Priewe Ray Carter. Sophomores Joyce Babler William Senatsch Lowell Stuessy Sandra Simpson. Freshmen Jerry Davis Josephine Stalder Dorothy De Reemer Robert Anderegg. All meet at the Youth center at 7 30 Monday for orientation and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Schwingel
JoAnn Lundy
William Beach
William Pick
Beverly Thoreson
David Forbes
Lois Priewe
Ray Carter
Joyce Babler
William Senatsch
Lowell Stuessy
Sandra Simpson
Jerry Davis
Josephine Stalder
Dorothy de Reemer
Robert Anderegg
Eld
Wisconsin corn borer outbreak prompts early control tips
A. M. TenEyck reports corn borer breakouts in Wisconsin as E. H. Fisher of the University of Wisconsin warns the pest is in the pupal stage and will soon molt to the moth. Plow under old stalks by early June to kill young borers, with sprays later for additional control. Nine foreign agricultural specialists plan a June visit to Wisconsin and the Madison College of Agriculture. The National Geographic Society notes diamonds were first found in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
E. H. Fisher
University of Wisconsin
Fisher
College of Agriculture
Madison
FFA Youths Plan To Take Vacation
FFA members and five supervisors will travel to Chip A Flo lodge near Hayward for a four day trip. They will be accompanied by school officials and faculty. Students listed include sophomores juniors and seniors, with the group covering half expenses. camping and cooking arrangements planned. Evidence mentions cabbage origin in Asia Minor.
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Righteen Monroe Mng
FFA
Chip-A-Flo Lodge
Hayward
Robert E. Davenport
Rudy Hee
Browntown
Gay Steensrud
Fred R. Simpson
Burleigh Bartlett
Robert Wartenweiler
Robert Stamm
Frank Thorp
William Blum
William Pick
Rodney Speir Brunkow
Roger Binger
Alois Mayer
Lyle Drake
Glen Spring
Robert Rugh
Robert Kraus
Joseph Tschanz
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Jerome H. Schwaiger
Police
American Legion
Delbert Zilmer
Ruth L. Wyman
Clark A. Kleckner
Chicago
Lucille Selck
Ray Beckman
John Binger
A. F
Rote Co
Orfordville
Hanover
Henry Allen Cooper
Lancaster
Citizens Bank
White Block
Reform School
Will Dreibelbis
Clarno
J. H. Miller
A. F. Rote
W. D. Parker
Board of Education
Batre
Menres, Wis
Africa
Commercial and Savings Bank
F.d.lc
Esha
Winger & Kamer
Ie Ae Monroe
New Youth Council
Pstvery Beverage Depot
A. M. TenEyck
Brodhead
National Geographic Society
South Africa
Asia Minor
Teeter Babe
Free Town Delivery
Soone
Wisconsin Optometric Assn., Inc
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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