Lace Factory Starts Building in NEW GLARUS
Excavation is complete for Upright Swiss Embroideries Inc new sales and show room at 11th avenue and Highway 69. Arnold Wieser says the five to ten year expansion begins with a 50 by 100 foot cement block building housing 15 000 square feet over two floors and a basement. Modern Swiss design features a second floor showroom visible from the highway and a sewing department on the second floor with electric machines for wedding attire and formals.
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Glarus
Times _ Special
Upright Swiss Embroideries, Inc
11Th Avenue
Highway 69
Arnold Wieser
Women’s Clubs condemn cheesecake exploitation at meeting
In Los Angeles, the General Federation of Women’s Clubs adopted a resolution denouncing the use of female figures in calendars and other media. Mrs. Walter Magee of Lakewood, Ohio, told delegates that a woman is viewed as a set of measurements, prompting the action by about 3,000 delegates.
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Los Angeles
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Walter Magee
Lakewood
Ohio
County 4H adult leaders to meet at eight tomorrow
The county 4H adults will gather at eight tomorrow night in the First National Bank community room. County nurse Mrs. Martha Tschudy will discuss timely health education topics. Reports on the upcoming picnic demonstration day and the camp period will be given.
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First National Bank
Martha Tschudy
Monticello Social News Notes and Wedding Guests
Monticello residents share fishing trips visits and weekend events. Included are travelers returning from the northern state fishing trip, a wedding near York Lutheran church with guests from New Glarus Janesville Milwaukee and Dubuque, and relatives visiting in Monticello Prairie du Lac and Monroe.
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Leon Gempeler
Robert Holcomb Sr
Elmer Freitag
Edgewater
Hans Johnson
John Roger Disch
Madison
Sylvia Curtis
Henry Wechter
Karl
Cross Plains
Louise Earlen
Monroe
Mary Earlen
White Haven
Ida Frehner
Doris Wagner
Curt
Charles Rowland
Orangeville
Henry C. Hefty
Waldo C. Dick
Childesberg
Ala
C. W. Karlen
Lora Dick
Wilbert
Carl Dick
Prairie du Lac
Ida Voegels
Louise Karlen
Sarah Klassy
Mary Karlen
Henry E. Babler
Bernice Babler
Ft. Atkinson
Fred Hadinger
Richard Blum
Monticello
Gladys Severson
York Lutheran Church
Robert Wild
New Glarus
Lydia Voegeli
Fannie G. Benkett
Herman Blum
Louise Blum
Robert
John Blum
Frederick Blum
Janesville
Marie Blum
Arthur Berling
Dubuque
Fred Roethlisberger
Milwaukee
Ernest. Roethlisberger
Menomonee Falls
Anton Zombo Sr
Anton Zombo Jr
Cudahy
Milk Day Queen Crowned at Harvard Event Draws 30000
Connie Pepper, 17, Harvard High School senior, was crowned queen of the 18th annual Milk Day as about 30,000 attendees braved 90 degree heat. She wins an eight day Rockies trip and plans to study Home Economics at Iowa State College. Runners up include Sandra Graber, Kathleen Lehman, Wanda Tank, and Nancy Loft. The pageant featured last year's queen Meredith Rings and Alice in Dairyland from Wisconsin, with rainfall briefly interrupting activities but not the coronation.
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Harvard
Ill
Connie Pepper
Miss Pepper
William I. Pepper
Rockies
Iowa State College
Sandra Grabert
Hebron
Kathleen Lehman
Fontana
Wisona Tank
Marengo
Nancy Loft
Capron
Meredith Rings
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Panama Panamanians gamble on weekly installment lottery plan
Residents sign up to pay in weekly installments for $100 radios and a chance at the weekly government lottery. If their chosen 00 to 99 matches the weekly draw, payments stop and they may win larger items like a $1,000 dining room set. Most rely on luck rather than timing.
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Panama
Death of Joseph Smith at Carthage Ends Mormon Founder Era
The founder of the Latter Day Saint movement, Joseph Smith, was killed by a mob in Carthage Illinois in 1844 as his followers faced violent suppression. The incident intensified tensions over the movement and reshaped its leadership and direction.
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Joseph Smith
The
Carthage
Ill
Murder Trial Opens in Ohio
In Hamilton County Ohio Edythe Klumpp 41 faces murder charges in the slaying of Louise Bergen 32 alleged to have occurred after a dispute over divorce. A 75 person jury pool is being seated in Judge Frank Gusweiler s court with both sides arguing venue and cause of death amid corroborating and conflicting testimony.
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Cincinnati
Ageold
Hamilton County
Edythe Klumpp
Young Woman Dies After Race Car Ride
In Hamilton Missouri Gwen ith Stetina, 25, had just been given a ride in a midget race car around a dirt track when she fainted after stepping onto a truck tailgate to rest. She was pronounced dead at a local doctor’s office.
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Hamilton
Gwenith Stetina
Soviet Z class submarine sighted near Iceland by U S forces
A U S Navy report says a Soviet Z class long range submarine was photographed about 180 miles south of Iceland by a U S submarine and Navy aircraft. The sub was on the surface with no visible missile launching deck structures. Some Z subs are believed missile capable.
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Washington
Iceland
Navy
U.S
Starkweather faces Friday execution date in Nebraska
Charles Starkweather, 20, awaits a Friday execution for a spree that left 10 people dead in 1958. His father seeks a writ of habeas corpus to delay again, filing in Lancaster District Court, with a Supreme Court appeal rejected as insufficient. He claimed he could have gotten life with proper legal representation.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Guy Starkweather
Lancaster District Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Guy
Nebraska Parole Board
Starkweather
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Hartwig Earns Degree at Wisconsin Commencement
Nathan L. Hartwig son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hartwig Route Juda received a bachelor of science in agriculture at the University of Wisconsin annual commencement. Hartwig has been commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the infantry.
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Hartwig
Nathan L. Hartwig
Lawrence Hartwig
Juda
University of Wisconsin
Infantry
Atlas D series missile explodes after launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. A new Atlas D missile exploded about three minutes after liftoff on its third test in as many tries. The D rocket, a prototype for an operational intercontinental missile, appeared to lift off smoothly at 12 30 p.m. but blew up after the initial propulsion phase. Cause of the malfunction was not disclosed by the DoD.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.p
Air Force
Department of Defense
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified notices in The Times feature bargain listings across categories. Readers find affordable items, services, and deals highlighted for quick decisions and local shopping.
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Times
Dr. Floyd E. Schneider Dies in Minocqua
Dr. Floyd E. Schneider 74, longtime Oregon area veterinarian, died of a heart attack at his Minocqua home. He was a Chicago Veterinary College graduate and American Veterinary Medical Association member who moved to Minocqua 11 years ago. survived by his wife, a daughter, a son, and two sisters.
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Oregon
Floyd E. Schneider
Minocqua
Booth
Schneider
Chicago Veterinary College
American Veterinarian Medical Association
Grace Holmes
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