Green County girls seek Alice in Dairyland crown
Two Green County girls Shirley Leopold and Kathryn Chambers compete in Portage for the regional Alice in Dairyland title with hopes of advancing to the Wausau finals on June 25. The community Cheers the pair for the coveted Wisconsin dairy queen honor.
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Green County
Alice In Dairyland
Portage
Shirley Leopold
Kathryn Chambers
Wausau
Wisconsin
Alice
Shirley
Kathryn
A Healthier Cheese Industry Gains Ground in Dairy Picture
The dairy sector shows growing per capita cheese consumption as producers, processors, and state agencies push nationwide promotion. Credit goes to private and cooperative groups, the State Department of Agriculture, and the American Dairy Association funded by farmer-producers, for driving improved sales and cooperation from producer to retailer.
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State Department of Agriculture
American Dairy Association
State Department
Eisenhower Urges Caution on Peace Talks for Cadets
President Eisenhower told U S Military Academy graduates that a Big Four conference cannot cure all Cold War ills. He warned peace would take generations, urging continued strength and no naiveté about diplomacy.
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Eisenhower
U. S. Military Academy
West
Haymes Seeks U.S. Citizenship in Reno
Hollywood singer Dick Haymes plans to file for U S citizenship in Reno Nevada following a previous deportation dispute He and wife Rita Hayworth reside at Lake Tahoe Nev He was born in Argentina and faced a claim of ineligibility due to neutral alien status for World War II draft deferment
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Hollywood
Dick Haymes
U. S
Reno
Nev
Haymes
Rita Heyworth
Lake Tahoe
Argentina
Postwar plans and veterans notes in Monroe newspaper
Ten year recap mentions Seaman Glenn Rice killed in action June 8 1945 in the southwest Pacific and Pvt Michael Bregenzer wounded on Okinawa. Gen Omar Bradley to head Veterans Administration within 60 days. Monroe officials and Chamber discuss postwar growth and sewer plant reconstruction as a priority.
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Glenn Rice
Juda
Southwest Pacific
Troy Rice
Michael Bregenzer
Okinawa
Marianas
Omar N. Bradley
Veterans Administration
12Th Army Group
Europe
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Widow of John ZumBrunnen Dies After Brief Illness
June 8 1905 obituary notes Mrs. John ZumBrunnen 39 native of New Glarus daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Henry Durst dies at home. Monroe operators handle flood of calls as news of her death spreads. First Ward Alderman Gorham denies clash with street committee over worker payment. Wisconsin crops report heavy rainfall hindering growth. Pupils of Mrs Manning set a recital for the next evening.
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John ZumBrunnen
Sillness
Henry Durst
New Glarus
First Ward
R. C. Gorham
City Council
Wisconsin
Monroe Telephone Co
E. J. Manning
Senate Boosts Housing Setup
The Senate approved an omnibus housing bill authorizing 135000 low rent public housing units annually for four years, far above Eisenhower's 35000 unit request. The plan allows carryover of 20000 authorized but unbuilt units to next fiscal year and faces House action and separate funding bills. The vote was 60 to 25 with party lines on key figures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Sen. Capehart
Rind
Public Housing Administration
GOP
House
FHA to raise home improvement loan ceiling
The Federal Housing Administration will increase the maximum loan amount for private home mortgage insurance from 2500 to 3000 dollars. The step broadens financing for home improvements under FHA programs.
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Federal Housing Administration
Albany People and Visitors From Across States
Albany residents and relatives are noted visiting family in Oklahoma City Arcadia Calif relatives travel to visit Walter Whitcomb and family Anna Whitcomb plans a two week stay in Oklahoma City Grace Cordes visited Beloit for time with sister Clara Kayser Ivan Kittleson drove to Decorah Iowa with daughter Ken who finished sophomore year at Luther College George er and Jimmy visited J C Phillips cottage on Lake Koshkonong Jim Phillips accompanied them to Wheaton Illinois to work at their print shop Clifford Yankin family left for Lincoln Nebraska after a visit to Peter Williams family Yankin spent time in Chicago James Sharer works for Del Monte Co Mendota Illinois after attending Carroll College
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Richard Reardon
Arcadia
Calif
Walter Whitcomb
Oklahoma City
Anna Whitcomb
Albany
Reardon
Helen Whitcomb
Grace Cordes
Beloit
Clara Kayser
Ivan Kittleson
Decorah
Ken
Luther College
George Er
Jimmy
J. C. Phillips
Lake Koshkonong
Jim
Phillipses
Wheaton
Clifford Yankin
Clifford
Sue
Lincoln
Neb
Peter Williams
Yankin
Chicago
James Sharer
del Monte Co
Mendota
Ill
Carroll College
School Okayed At Silver Lake by Kohler and lawmakers
Governor Kohler and Republican leaders approve a six million dollar bill for a new state boys school at Silver Lake in Waukesha County. Financing splits three million from the general fund and three million from the building reserve fund with plans to demolish the Waukesha facility and relocate to land owned by the Conservation Commission. Construction would start if the bill passes, transferring land to the Public Welfare Department for a dual function facility.
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Kohler
Waukesha School
Silver Lake
The
Conservation Commission
Public Welfare Department
John Tramburg
W. D. Stovall
Madison
Welfare Board
Waukesha
Green Bay Reformatory
Rogan
Ladysmith
GOP
Panzer
Oakfield
O’brien
Green Bay
Porter
Bloomington
Joint Finance Committee
Dempsey
Hartland
Bedford
Ludvigsen
Marotz
Shawano
Lesser Young
Fond du
Kac
Arthur Wegner
Coroner Finds No Negligence in Motel Gas Blast
A coroner's jury ruled motel operator not negligent in the Memorial Day gas explosion that killed Dr. Jekab Renigers, 34, of Highland Park, Illinois. Renigers died from burns suffered while his wife was in a cabin ten miles from here at Danie Adney's motel.
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LA Crosse
Jekab Renigers
Highland Park
Ill
Danie Adney
Here
Lost 20 Pounds with Renor Concentrate
Mrs Verna Smith of 6925 18th Ave Kenosha Wisconsin touts Renor Concentrate as an easy way to lose 20 pounds without dieting. She claims it lets her regulate weight, praising ease of use and preparation and noting a money back refund offer.
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Kenosha
Wis
Renor
Verna.Smith
18Th Ave
Wisconsin
Miss Betty Ann Siedschlag Earns Wheaton College BA in Music
Miss Betty Ann Siedschlag daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin C Siedschlag Route 2 received a bachelor of arts degree in music at Wheaton College commencement in Wheaton New Jersey She was active in band choir orchestra and Pioneer Girls and served as music chairman and corresponding secretary for the Ladosian Literary Society during her senior year.
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Betty Ann Siedschlag
Melvin C. Siedschlag
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Siedschlag
Pioneer Girls
Ladosian Literary Society
Three New Ministers Join Adenauer Cabinet
In Bonn, Chancellor Adenauer sworn in Heinrich von Brentano as Foreign Minister, Theodor Blank as Defense Minister, and Hans Joachim von Merkatz as junior cabinet liaison to the Bundesrat. Eugen Gerstenmaier presided at the Bundestag ceremony as the new appointments were announced to strengthen West Germany's defense plans.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
Theodor Blank
Hans- Joachim von Merkatz
Eugen Gerstenmaier
Bundestag
Adenauer
von Merkatz
Bundesrat
Fringe TV Areas Use Joint Towers
New York reports fringe communities lacking local stations may gain TV service via community antennas or satellite transmitters. Over 300 community antennas serve about a quarter million homes with monthly fees 2.50 to 3.75. Booster or satellite transmitters rebroadcast distant programs to small towns and FCC weighs licensing low power stations to widen access.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Cobalt emits poisonous arsenic fumes when heated
Cobalt produces toxic arsenic fumes upon heating. The hazard warning notes the danger to workers and bystanders from inhaling fumes during processing.
Jail Riot Quelled at St. Louis City Workhouse
Police used tear gas to break up a brief prisoners riot at the St. Louis city workhouse late last night. Inmates set fire to mattresses ripped out plumbing and smashed windows. More than 100 officers confined the outbreak to one cell block.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis City
Girl Scout Troop Officers Elected at Tuesday Meeting
Girl Scout Troop 14 elected Beverly Myers president at a meeting hosted by Mrs. E B Lux. Daryl Goecks became vice president Shirley Kohl secretary and Patricia Miller treasurer.
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Beverly Myers
E. B. Lux
Daryl Goecks
Shirley Kohl
Patricia Miller
Lux
Vicki Foley
Brownie Scout Troop
St. Victor’s
Brownies
Christine Boss
Mary Ann Blum
Mary Ellen Dary
Ann Conway
Mary Lee Keegan
Carol Mitchell
Kitty Sue Gibson
Susan Goetz
Shirley Gaughan
Constance Gabel
Holly Muenich
Margaret Sullivan
Polly Webb
Therese Wuetrich
Albert Ross
James Wuetrich
Youth Cabin Awards for Girl Scouts in Monroe Court
Mothers of the girls attend a court of awards where second class badges in scouting and homemaking are presented to Sharon Altmann Kathy Block Suzan Etter Patricia Hanson Judy Koch Connie Leck Sharon Reilly Mary Storck Eleanor Swenson Jeanette Slocom and Diane Zwygart A going away gift is given to Susan Etter daughter of Willis and Mrs Etter Troop leader Mrs E C Hanson remains assisted by Mrs Dwayne Block
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Sharon Altmann
Kathy Block
Suzan Etter
Patricia Hanson
Judy Koch
Connie Leck
Sharon Reilly
Mary Storck
Eleanor Swenson
Jeanette Slocum
Diane Zwygart
Susan Etter
Willis Etter
Monroe
E. C. Hanson
Dwayne Block
Executive Reading Time Packs 15 to 20 Hours Weekly
The Better Vision Institute estimates that most top executives spend 15 to 20 hours a week reading reports correspondence and trade journals.
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Better Vision Institute
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