Editorial on Anti Court Bills and Rising Congressional Pressure
The piece analyzes growing anti court legislation in Congress aimed at curbing federal supremacy and altering court power. It notes a conservative court perceived as liberalizing, cites Karmin in the Wall Street Journal, and warns that rapid legislative moves could erode judicial effectiveness and invite strong public rebuke.
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United States Supreme Court
Congress
Monroe Karmin
Wall Street Journal
Franklin Roosevelt
Karmin
High Bench
Earl Warren
High Court
Dairy Sales Lesson Stresses Continuous Promotion For Wisconsin
At the June Dairy Month kickoff luncheon more than 140 people heard Arthur Towell urge ongoing dairy promotion. He cited that 85 percent of fluid milk and 90 percent of cheese from Wisconsin must be sold outside the state, stressing repeated advertising and consumer education to avoid surpluses and keep the industry competitive.
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Arthur Towell
Madison
Wisconsin
Towell
Green County notes and early summer events on June 9 1948
Highlights include Frances Mae Ruff of Monroe winning the junior dairy show grand championship with four blue ribbons at Green County Centennial Dairy Day. In Juda area school district reorganization votes, Arabs and Jews accept UN terms, and Dr Arthur J Schindler dies in Monroe. The Green County Nationality Cook Book debuts.
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Frances Mae Ruff
Monroe
Green County
Juda
West
Riley
Center
Pleasant Hill
United Nations
Arthur J. Schindler
Ringling Brothers Circus to perform in Monroe
Fifty years ago the Ringling Brothers Circus scheduled a June 9 1908 show in Monroe with a July 29 performance set. Dixon’s new dry ordinance pushes Dixon Brewing Co. to move to LaSalle with ten families of employees. Franz Graf 80 dies at his son in law John Stuckey’s home near Fairfield church. Henry Hoehn returns from Freeport where Mrs. Hoehn is under treatment. Granville Lewis to open a restaurant in the Fitzgibbons building east room. Illinois Central Railroad division officials tour Monroe on the Madison Division inspection.
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Ringling Brothers Circus
Monroe
Dixon
Dixon Brewing Co
George Schorr
LaSalle
Franz Graf
Switzerland
John Stuckey
Fairfield Church
Henry Hoehn
Freeport
Towell’s sales push aims to cut dairy surpluses
The piece argues that dairy products must move from cow to consumer without delay and praises Towell’s effective salesmanship for convincing industry segments. It notes that broader understanding of production and marketing can reduce surpluses and competitive disadvantages in the dairy sector.
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Towell
Francis S. Gombar Named Recreation Director
Francis S. Gombar Jr. was appointed summer recreation director by the City Council for an eight week program starting next Wednesday under the park commission. He will be paid $500 with Ellen Fisher as assistant at $200. The council also accepted the resignation of Chief of Police Duane Youngblood as co director.
Blight Threat Prompts Community Action
Public message urges vigilance against decay that breeds slums crime and disease, warning it spreads quickly. Authorities urge homeowners and residents to report problems and participate in prevention efforts to protect families and local security.
Local Civil Defense Pick and City Actions
Truman Olin named to succeed him in civil defense. Youngblood seeks 10th and 12th street school crossing patrols. City clerk Donald Edwards reports $5 422 received from the state as partial payment on Brodhead income tax apportionment.
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Civil Defense
Truman Olin
Youngblood
10Th
12Th Street
Donald Edwards
Brodhead
United States Tops Turkey Trade in First Nine Months 1957
The United States led the list of countries buying commodities from and selling to Turkey in the first nine months of 1957. The report highlights U S involvement as the dominant trade partner and notes the broader European and regional trade flows shaping Turkey’s commerce during that period.
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United States
Turkey
Council Grows By Seven Units
The US Grand Council organized seven new Boy Scout units in May, bringing total units to 145 and boosting year to date growth to 15. The council ranks 15th among 83 in Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan, with new units backed by local churches and organizations including Freeport Faith EUB First English Lutheran St. John the Baptist Savanna Our Saviors Lutheran South Wayne Kiwanis Cuba City Galena and more.
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Grand Council
U.S. Grant Council
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Troop
Faith Eub
Freeport
Explorer
First English Lutheran Brotherhood Church
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Savanna
Kiwanis Club
Cassville
Ights of Columbus
Cuba City
Fire Department
Galena
Our Saviours Lutheran Brotherhood Church
South Wayne
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Classified notices in The Times highlight daily bargains across categories. Readers find affordable ads for goods, services, and opportunities with emphasis on value and local deals.
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Times
Post Card Mailed In Pearl City 1909 Delivered
A one cent postal card mailed at Pearl City Illinois in 1909 was finally delivered last week to Royal Offenheiser son of the addressee Mrs John Offenheiser Pearl City who died September 14 1909 The postcard carried the message May all Choicest Joys Be Thine and bore no signature or message It was canceled in Pearl City at 6 pm February 13 1909 and found in the letter drop before delivery on May 1 by Mrs Betty Kampmeier Pearl City postmaster.
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Pearl City
Ill
Betty Kampmeier
Royal Offenheiser
Forreston
John Offenheisel
I Offenheiser
Saffron Price News Highlights High Cost of Spice
Saffron remains among the priciest modern foods with wholesale rates around 58 dollars per pound, underscoring its rarity and market value. The note reflects ongoing cost dynamics affecting chefs and producers.
Air Force cites civilian intrusions in restricted air zones
The Air Force accuses civilian pilots of entering prohibited military air zones and notes near collision claims from airliners. A Senate panel approved additional funding to speed air safety measures, boosting Civil Aeronautics Administration and Airways Modernization Board programs as part of a $1.013 billion Commerce Department funding bill.
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Washington
Air Force
Inspector General's Office
Air Force Headquarters
Senate Appropriations Committee
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Airways Modernization Board
Commerce Department
Wisconsin state colleges to award 1552 degrees this month
Madison reports 1552 degrees will be awarded by Wisconsin ten state colleges at graduation. Graduates headed for high school teaching total 905 degrees, while 359 graduates trained for elementary teaching, per the Board of Regents of State Colleges.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Death of Robert Donat Aca dyle Award winner at 73
Robert Donat 73, Academy Award winner for Goodbye Mr. Chips, died Monday after long illness. Born in Manchester, England, he began on stage in 1921 and became a celebrated film actor in Britain and Hollywood.
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London
Robert Donat
Hollywood
R. Chips
Donat
Eed Eee
Manchester
Engand
Silent film star Lloyd Hughes dies at 60
Lloyd Hughes, a leading silent film actor who co starred with Mary Pickford in Tess of the Storm Country, has died at age 60 on Friday.
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Follywood
Lloyd Hughes
Mary Pickford
New Haven Remembers Mineralogist Alexander Winchell
Alexander Newton Winchell 84 longtime University of Wisconsin faculty 1904 to 1944 dies Saturday. Mineralogist author former president of the Mineralogical Society of America born in Minneapolis died in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven
Conn
Alexander Newton Winchell
University of Wisconsin
Mineralogical Society of America
Minneapolis
Washington James Martin Barnes Remains Democratic Congressman
James Martin Barnes aged 59 serves as a Democratic representative in Congress. The record notes his continued role in national legislation and his association with his party while representing a defined district. Further details about tenure or district are not provided in the fragment.
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Washington
James Martin Barnes
Congress
Illinois Ex-County Judge Barnes Dies After Illness
Former Jacksonville Illinois county judge Barnes dies after a liver disorder. He served two terms from 1939 to 1943 and had been an assistant to Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman. Born in Jacksonville.
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Illinois
Barnes
Jacksonville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Trua
Flag Week Opens at Baltimore Flag House Rites
Ceremonies in Baltimore mark the start of National Flag Week at the Star Spangled Banner Flag House site. The 39 by 42 foot banner made by Mary Young Pickersgill inspired Francis Scott Key to write the national anthem. The flag flew over Fort McHenry during the 1814 bombardment.
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Baltimore
Mary Young Pickersgill
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
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