Not Too Fast Please as Wisconsin Legislature Races to Recess
Editorial warns against hasty action as the 1953 Wisconsin Legislature nears a planned recess next Friday night. It urges careful consideration of bills to expand the state highway patrol from 55 to 110, revise income tax records inspections, and set truck fee schedules, while noting salary hikes for state employees should be restrained to protect a balanced budget.
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Senate
Assembly
House
Wisconsin
Mundt probes 1945 loan of U S engraving plates to Russia
Senate inquiry questions a lapse in U S policy as Mundt accuses officials of authorizing engraving plates for Russian occupation currency in 1945. The IMF is named as the conduit and officials face scrutiny. The piece urges accountability and a clear stance on such aid and on IMF roles.
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Senate
Mundt
R-Sd
U. S
International Monetary Fund
Senate Committee
WPA
Land of Oz
United States of America
Representative Lawrence Smith Hosts 1953 Graduates
The 22 graduates of the class of 1953 returned from a four day Washington trip. Rep. Lawrence Smith of Wisconsin entertained the group at a Tuesday dinner. Chaperones were Principal F. C. Rehmstedt and Miss Alice Barton.
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Albany
Washington, D. C
Lawrence Smith
Wisconsin
Prin. F. C. Rehmstedt
Alice Barton
London Zoo Employs Birds of Prey to Control Rodents
The London Zoo uses birds of prey to hunt rats and mice as a natural pest control measure, showcasing how falcons and owls help manage the rodent problem on the grounds.
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London Zoo
Forty seven enroll in summer session at Green County Normal
Ten years ago on June 8 1943 forty seven students enrolled for summer term at Green County Normal Miss Esther M M Brecklin and Robert J Elmer exchanged nuptial vows in East Viota church Mrs Charles L Leverton died at Winslow Robert Stuart found a snake coiled around a telephone cord in a farm home near South Wayne Wisconsin aeronautics bill signed by Gov Goodland may advance public airports Red Cross canteen in Monroe augmented by 16 members
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Green County Normal
Esther M. M. Brecklin
Robert J. Elmer
East Viota
Charles L. Leverton
Winslow
Robert Stuart
South Wayne
Wisconsin
Gov. Goodland
Monroe
Red Cross
Retiring Air Chief Warns Soviet Light Bomber Threat
Gen Hoyt S. Vandenberg told a House committee the USSR has a growing fleet of IL-28 light jet bombers capable of striking any European target in an hour and threatening Korea. He warned heavy bombers remain limited, urging allied bases for medium bombers and noting Moscow as the nearest major target.
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Washington
Hoyt
S. Vandenberg
Russia
Europe
Korea
U.N
USAF
Ussr
Siberia
United States
Vandenberg
U.S
Iron Curtain
Moscow
Ural Mountain
Lake Baikal
House
Congressional Record
Sen
Maybank
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
House Committee
Sion
Grace Cudworth Named Head of First Church Christ Scientist
Mrs Grace F Cudworth of Boston was named president of the First Church of Christ Scientist by the board at the annual meeting in Boston She has been a Christian Scientist for nearly 50 years and is a Marquette Michigan native who grew up in Superior where she attended local schools and graduated from the state college.
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Grace F. Cudworth
Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Cudworth
Marquette
Mich
Superior
State College
Governor Kohler Praises Wisconsin General Hospital Progress
In a radio address Governor Kohler extolled Wisconsin General Hospital and its affiliates as a major state resource. He cited advances in cancer polio and tuberculosis treatment, training of medical staff, and ongoing clinical research, noting more than 16 000 in patient and 100 000 out patient cases in 1952.
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Madison
Wisconsin General Hospital
Kohler
Wisconsin
Wiscons Hospital
Albany Social News Roundup With Visits and Travel
Eugene Stephenson of Detroit visited his sisters Mrs A F Stauffer and Mrs Frank Trow and left Friday for Chicago en route to Detroit. Mrs C A Gales returns to Beloit after a three day visit with her mother Mrs Franc Benkett. Mr Gales to enter St Clare hospital Saturday for eye ailment. Janice and Gary Graham of Evansville spent last week at the Emil Steindorf home. Donald Graham a patient at St Mary's hospital Madison. Mrs William Steindorf goes with Mrs F L Buchschacher Monroe to Madison for the state Rebekah assembly. Mrs Buchschacher a delegate from Juaneta Rebekah lodge Albany. Forty persons to Zion City Ill by chartered bus for the Passion play. Mauna Loa in Hawaii is named the world’s most active volcano by the National Geographic Society.
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Eugene Stephenson
Detroit
A. F. Stauffacher
Frank Trow
Chicago
C. A. Gales
Beloit
Franc Benkett
Gales
St. Clare Hospital
Janice
Gary Graham
Evansville
Emil Steindorf
Donald Graham
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
William Steindorf
F. L. Buchschacher
Monroe
Rebekah
Herbert Kohler Named To Board of Curators
Herbert V. Kohler of Kohler Co and Kohler Foundation was elected to the Wisconsin Historical Society board of curators, succeeding his late wife Ruth de Young Kohler. Bernhard C. Ziegler of West Bend was named second vice president to fill the unexpired term. Kohler also presented Wade House at Greenbush to the society, a landmark his wife helped restore.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Co
Kohler Foundation
Wisconsin Historical Society
Ruth de Young Kohler
Bernhard C. Ziegler
West Bend
Kohler
Wade
Wade House Gift Made of Services
Greenbush Wisconsin Wade House a restored 100 year old stage coach inn was presented to the state by the Kohler Foundation A crowd of over 2000 attended the ceremony with Carl Sandburg and Jennie Tourel performing Kohler president Herbert V Kohler handed the deed to Dr William C McKern Wade House completed in 1851 by Sylvanus Wade who founded Greenbush
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Wis
Wade
Sheboygan County
Kohler Foundation, Inc
Lincoln
Carl Sandburg
Jennie Tourel
Metropolitan Opera
Herbert V. Kohler
The
Kohler Co
Kohler Foundation
Wade House
William C
Packer Sentenced In Horsemeat Case
Joseph Siciliano, a 35 year old former Lake County meat packer, received a two to five year prison term after being convicted of bribing Harold Evans, a former state food inspector, to overlook illegal dealings at Siciliano's packing company. He was denied probation by Circuit Judge Bernard M. Decker and remains tied to 13 other horsemeat indictments.
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Waukegan
Joseph Siciliano
Lake County
Bernard M. Decker
Siciliano
Harold Evans
Woodstock
County Farmers Losing Four Million Dollars This Year
County dairymen face a four million dollar loss if milk prices stay at three dollars per hundredweight, down from five. County agent Myron E. Jeglum urges ADA Wisconsin advertising to boost demand and asks farmers to support the June July set aside fund to fund national advertising and research.
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Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Jeglum
American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
ADA
Wisconsin
Eisenhower Calls Aid to Korea Week for Relief Effort
President Eisenhower designates Aid to Korea Week and urges citizens to donate. He asks past contributors to increase giving to bolster private relief agencies aiding millions of injured destitute and homeless Koreans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mrs Francis Killed in Albany Auto Crash
Mrs Raymond Francis, 33, of Iron Mountain Minnesota died May 31 from a traffic accident. Her husband was seriously injured and hospitalized. Francis was linked by family to Mrs Harvey Graves and Archie Francis. Graves' family had just visited their father Thomas Francis in Malvern Arkansas. Services were held last Tuesday. She leaves two sons and two daughters.
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Francis
Albany
Raymond Francis
Iron Mountain
Minn
Harvey Graves
Archie Francis
Tressie Burton
John Morganthaler
Donald Trow
Minnesota
Tibet Population Shrinks Despite Monastic Population
The text reports a demographic decline in Tibet attributed to celibate Buddhist monks and polyandry practices, suggesting cultural and religious factors influence population trends.
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Tibet
Scouts Set Apple River Camp Enrollment Near Record
The U S Grant Council reports Apple River summer camp enrollment may exceed 500 scouts across five periods. Freeport office already has 328 reservations with 120 verbal commitments, versus 375 last year, as 88 sign for June 21 27 and 88 for June 28 July 4, 92 for July 5 11, 52 for July 12 18 and eight for July 19 25.
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U. S. Grant Council
Apple River
Canyon Camp
Scout
Freeport
Boy Scouts
Donald Hull
Council Scout
Hull
First drum cylinder press installed at London News
The London News installed its first drum cylinder press in 1813 marking a milestone in its printing era. This technological upgrade improved speed and efficiency for the newspaper's production.
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The
London News
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