Rockefeller Seeks Nixon Stance At White House Breakfast
Editorial notes Rockefeller pressuring Nixon to declare a campaign program now and oppose Eisenhower defense policy. It argues Nixon will largely follow Eisenhower while certain farm issues may diverge, and questions Rockefeller’s push for early public declarations ahead of the Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Rockefeller
Eisenhower
New York
White House
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Republican Party
Reverend criticizes Bong Base talks and calls for lawful action
Burlington minister Rev Henry Schadeberg argues that after Bong Air Base abandonment idle chatter continues. He urges lawmakers to change laws to allow prompt disposition of the property in the people’s best interests. His stance resonates with many First District voters near Kansasville. The article notes the Alaska moose as the largest deer family member with six foot antlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Congress
Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Bong Air Base
Gerald Flynn
Nelson
Sen. Proxmire
Schadeberg
Bong
Kansasville
Auto collision injures four in 1920 gossip and past events
Summary of a 1920 column noting injuries from a East George street crash involving Maurice Mathey Alvin Stoldt Ray Thorp and Harold Kleinmaier while the other car’s occupants are unhurt. It also mentions Republican nomination uncertainty and a $450000 jewelry theft from Enrico Caruso. Glen Zilmer Post decorates graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Mathey
Alvin Stoldt
Ray Thorp
Harold Kleinmaier
East George
6Th) Street
Leonard Wood
Sen
Hiram Johnson
Warren Harding
Enrico Caruso
Long Island
Havana
Glen Zilmer
American Legion
Howard Wolf Earns Degree at Bradley University
Howard Wolf son of Mr and Mrs Kermit Wolf earned a Bachelor of Science in business administration at Bradley University Peoria He has accepted a Nabisco Co post and will stay in Peoria Attending were his parents Mrs Keith Wolf Mrs Marjorie Ritzman and others from Orangeville Cedarville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Howard Wolf
Kermit Wolf
Bradley University
Peoria
Nabisco Co
Keith Wolf
Marjorie Ritzman
Leona Lausch
Jack
Judy Linder
Larry Heitz
Cedarville
Berlin Lawyer Walter Linse Dies in Soviet Jail
Berlin attorney Walter Linse who was kidnapped in 1945 by Communists died in Soviet prison on December 15, 1953, at age 49. The West German Red Cross reported the death citing the Soviet Red Cross. Linse had been a leading official of the Berlin legal community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Walter Linse
Soviet Union
West German
Red Cross
Soviet
Linse
Anti-Communist League Journalist Seized in Berlin
The Anti-Communist League of Free Jurists exposes persecution in East Germany. He was abducted by German Communist agents in the American sector of Berlin on July 8, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Free Jurists
East Germany
Berlin
Nelson Turns Down Extradition of Dr. Edward Rydell
Gov Nelson refused Minnesota’s request to extradite Appleton dentist Edward Rydell on a drunken driving charge in Minneapolis. The decision followed pardon counsel Thomas W. Pierce’s recommendation. Rydell was involved in a March 23 accident and appeared in a Minneapolis court April 26 where an alleged traffic ordinance violation was dropped for lack of arrest warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Nelson
Minnesota
Edward Rydell
Appleton
Minneapolis
Thomas W. Pierce
Rydell
Gov. Freeman
Classified Ad Opens Door to Opportunity
A short classified advertisement is presented as a key to opportunity, inviting readers to discover chances for employment, housing, or services through concise listings that promise quick connection with potential buyers and sellers.
PMPC Proposes Higher Milk Price Support
William C Eckles of the Pure Milk Producers Cooperative testifies to a House agriculture committee in favor of Rep Lester Johnsons bill to raise minimum milk price support to 3 25 per hundred pounds and butterfat to 60 cents a pound The current supports are 3 06 and 56 6 cents True D Morse objects noting recent farmer prices averaged 3 23 for milk and 59 5 cents for butterfat Other supporters include E M Norton Edwin Christianson and Otie M Reed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William C. Eckles
Pure Milk Products Co-operative
Fond du Lac
House Agriculture Committee
Lester Johnson
D-Wis
Eckles
D. Morse
E. M. Norton
National Milk Producers Federation
Edwin Christianson
Minnesota Farmers Union
Otie M. Reed
National Creameries Association
Six Die in Pondoland Tribal Clash Near Natal
South Africa Justice Minister Francois Eras mus said six Africans were killed and 21 arrested when police intervened in a tribal clash in Pondoland south of Natal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Pondoland
Natal
Francois Erasmus
Marine officer candidate course graduate Ed ward W Mouw
Second Lieutenant Ed ward W Mouw son of Rev and Mrs Gerritt E Mouw 2610 8th Street is among 190 graduates of the officer candidate course at Marine Corps Schools Quantico Va He is a Whitewater State College graduate who earned his commission after a 12 week screening course He will attend a 26 week basic school at Camp Barrett Quantico for newly commissioned officers and then be assigned to a Marine Corps installation for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Mouw
Gerritt E. Mouw
8Th Street
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Whitewater State College
Camp Barrett
Marine Corps
Court Fines Driver After Car Fails Inspection
In Groton Connecticut a town court judge fined 21 year old Robert Martin twelve dollars and asked if his car had an engine and was worth as much as the fine. The vehicle lacked several safety features and had a noisy muffler and other defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Conn
Robert Martin
Whipped Cream Cake Recipe for Dairy Month
A light bakery style recipe for Whipped Cream Cake using cake flour salt baking powder egg whites heavy cream sugar water vanilla and almond extract. Instructions mix dry ingredients beat egg whites whip cream fold in sugar alternate adding dry ingredients with water bake two 9 inch layers at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes.
Airport projects in Rockford and Savanna bid date set
Springfield Ill The State Aeronautics Department calls for bids by June 21 on airport works at Savanna and Rockford. Rockford project includes grading sub base and base construction and bituminous surface for taxiway with removal and relocation of elevated taxiway marker lights. Savanna project covers grading drainage base construction and bituminous surface for runways connecting taxiway and apron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
State Aeronautics Department
Savanna
Rockford
Fred Wagner Stricken at 71
Fred J. Wagner age 71 a longtime North Western Railroad employee died after a long illness in a Madison hospital. He retired in 1954 as an agent telegrapher and served Mt Horeb and nearby towns. Surviving are his wife Lillian Plattner and two brothers. Services are set for Saturday at Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Horeb
Fred J. Wagner
North Western Railroad
Madison Hospital
Klevenville
Ridgeway
South Madison
Stitzer
The
North Western
Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gesme Funeral
Faroe Islands: Self Governing Danish Province
The 17 inhabited Faeroe Islands between Iceland and Scotland are a self governing province of Denmark. The notice mentions selling renting buying and hiring with a phone number 3 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faeroe Islands
Iceland
Scotland
Denmark
Area FHA Members Attending Convention
Members of the Monroe and Juda chapters of the Future Homemakers of America attend the annual convention at the American Baptist Assembly Green Lake this week. Monroe participants include Joyce Sacker, Barbara Deininger, Judy Norgaard, and Joyce Kraus with Kraus singing in the chorus and Mrs. Nils E. Nelson as advisor. Juda participants are Merikay Wilson, Elizabeth Jaeggi, Tova Peterson, and Carol Beightel with advisor Mrs. Arthur Anding. The group will take part in Thursday’s convention program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Juda
Future Homemakers of America
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Joyce Sacker
Barbara Deininger
Judy Norgaard
Joyce Kraus
Miss Kraus
Nils E. Nelson
Merikay Wilson
Elizabeth Jaeggi
Tova Peterson
Carol Beightel
Arthur Anding
Gerald Gruman Named Summer Lifeguard at Edgerton Pool
Gerald Gruman will serve as lifeguard at the Edgerton public swimming pool during summer vacation. He will attend the University of Wisconsin Madison for credits toward a master’s in physical education. The Gruman family will spend the summer with his parents in Laona and her family in Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Gerald Gruman
Edgerton
University of Wisconsin, Madison
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Editorial
Alaska
Evening Times
Earl Warren
James Roose
California
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
Edward A. Birge
University of Wisconsin
Agriculure Department
George Weyerhaeuser
FBI
West
William Mahan
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Gottlieb Boss
Belle Moore Derrick
Brodhead
Gratiot
Derrick
China
Turner Opera House
Mina Etter
Dorothy Geise
Spring Grove
East Russell
Will Brissee
WCTU
Fairgrounds
Skip & Dale
Drive-In
Pleasure Bend Drive-In
Packard
Buick
Opel
Jeep
PMPC
Buri Electric Co
Carl Burgi
17Th Ave
Milo Friedrichs
Rockford, Savanna
6Th Street
CCEC
Cioue A Sae
East Side
Monroe’s Square
Fred Wagner
FHA
P.J
TOT
General
Nmonroe Construction Co
Monroe, Wis
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