Orangeville Auxiliary Elects Officers at Meeting
The Legion Auxiliary chose Mrs. James Whittenberg president and five other officers including Mrs. I O Shafter first vice president Mrs Lawrence Scheetz second vice president Mrs Earl Dittmar treasurer and Mrs ser geant at arms with Mrs Miles Barr historian The group sang Drifting and Dreaming and plans to perform at the district convention June 1 at Oregon Officer elections for the Legion were postponed to July.
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Ajangeville
Legion Auxiliary
James Whittenberg
I. O. Shafter
Lawrence Scheetz
Earl Dittmar
Sergeant
Miles
Barr
Mmes. Russell
Mills
Delmar Harless
Oregon
Legion
Camp Service Opens At Sauk City Sunday
Camp opening services to be held 12 miles west of Sauk City Sunday at 2 30 p m. Dr Jesse H Noerenberg of the Wisconsin Congregational conference will give the sermon with Dr Harry H Kalas delivering messages later in the week.
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Broween
Witwen
Sauk City
Jesse H. Noerenberg
Wisconsin Congregational Conference
Emmanuel Church
Harry H. Kalas
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Kalas
Circle Meeting Notes At Zwingli Parish House
Ruth Circle of Zwingli church plans a Wednesday evening gathering at the parish house with several local attendees listed among guests from Monticello and Monroe including Mrs Charles Niles.
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Holcomb
Monticello
Arthur Holcomb
Washington Reformed Aid Society
A. R. Achtemeier
Fred A. Karlen
Clarence H. Elmer
Mmes
Emily Achtemeier
Robert Feller
Ida Frehner
John Frehner
Albert Weismiller
Monroe
Joan Broge
Florence Loveland
East Viota Lutheran Church Aid Society
Lloyd Retzlaff
Nick Lelie
M. J. Olson
Jule Nelson
Harry Hanson
Clifford Stixrood
Chester Stixrood
Pearl Weckerly
Herman Krupke
Jane Miller
Harold Miller
Ralph Miller
Donald
Ingwell Peterson
Mabel Larson
Robert Homb
Neil
Merlyn Chapman
Sororit
Barbara Karlen
R. W. Karlen
Wisconsin
Alpha Delta Theta
University of Wis
Fort
R. H. Schoonover
Fannie G. Benkett
Desiree
W. E. Blum
Albert Knobel
R. W. Woelffer
Irene Marty
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Charles Niles
Ruth Circle
Zwingli Church
Group Authorizes Taft-Hartley Revision Draft
The Senate labor committee has authorized its chairman to draft a Taft-Hartley revision bill including two changes favored by President Eisenhower. Sen. H Alexander Smith said the measure would be ready next Thursday and sent to the Senate this session, though likely postponed until next year due to extended debate. The draft would extend the non-Communist oath to union officials and grant striking workers the right to vote in representation elections.
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Wassington
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Taft
Senate
Smith
Markets wrap of livestock produce grains from Chicago report
Chicago markets show salable hogs at 24.75 top with varied weights 180 to 325 pounds and culls, cattle at 700 head plus steers and heifers in mixed grades, butter prices steady with large receipts, eggs firmer with modest gains, and grain quotes across cash wheat No. 1 red 1974 to No. 2 yellow 157.58, plus white varieties.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
U.S
Committee Cuts AEC and Funds for Four Agencies
The House appropriations committee proposed trimming 1 171 389 000 from Truman era requests for the Atomic Energy Commission, selective service, Veterans Administration and Tennessee Valley Authority. The bill to fund these four agencies at 5 284 369 664 for the fiscal year begins July 1 would be 18 percent below Truman's January budget and about 6 percent under the revised White House plan. The AEC faced the largest cut at 535 8 000, with further reductions in weapons, materials, and reactor development programs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Selective Service System
Veterans Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
House
Eisenhower
AEC
Electrician Survives 2500-Volt Jolt in Wisconsin
An Oconomowoc electrician, Donald Marquardt, 28, received a 2,500-volt shock for about three minutes while on a pole and emerged with only a cut lip. A passerby driver fainted from the incident. fellow workers revived him after shutting off power. Another rescuer, Thomas Schuette, 30, collapsed from shock and was treated. Five prison escapees were later detained in Little Rock after a theft-car capture in Knob, Arkansas.
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Bae Jolt
Oconomowoc
Wis
Donald Marquardt
Thomas Schuette
Marquardt
Schuette
Tractor Kills Farmer in Wisconsin Plowing Accident
Walter H. Renard, 60, a local farmer of West Bend Wisconsin, died Thursday when his tractor tipped over while he was plowing a sandy field.
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West Bend
Wis
Walter H. Renard
Wheat totem in Mesopotamian tombs reveals advanced grain
Archaeologists report wheat found in 3500 B C Mesopotamian tombs shows advanced cultivation. Experts believe the grain reflects long cultural development and staged breeding.
Knoxville Council Considers Bee Ban Amid Zany Debate
Knoxville officials weigh an anti bee ordinance after six beehives in a neighborhood raise stinging complaints. Law Director Clarence Blackburn fields calls while residents argue for shoes and broader bans. The chatter even touches on pollination and a distant historical aside.
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Mvuaville
LDR
Ree Pro”Posal
Knoxville
Clarence Blackburn
Revival unlikely for old vaudeville
Hollywood trade story notes Danny Kaye doubts revival of bigtime vaudeville. He cites limited city markets and scarce venues for a 50-week schedule, arguing only a few acts could sustain a circuit. He says the era of the old two-a-day shows is gone but praises vaudeville as a peak in show business.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Danny Kaye
New York
Palace
London Palladium
Curran
San Francisco
U.S
Kaye
Judy Garland
Jack Benny
Betty Sutton
Utes
Badger Boys State Opens Tomorrow at Ripon College
About seven hundred high school youths converge on Ripon College for the 12th Badger Boys State. Officials anticipate participation by many delegations and activities to begin Saturday with youths gaining experience in civic leadership. The Rio Grande source note and San Juan mountains are mentioned in unrelated context.
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Badger
Ripon College
County
Saint i
San Juan Mountains
Southern
Colorado
Dr Pusey Sees Harvard Bosses At Commencement
Dr Pusey meets Harvard leaders at Ambridge Mass event in a tense scene as he is greeted by thousands including the Board of Overseers and faculty. He expresses hope for future work to honor the university’s legacy. He attended without speaking and plans to join the 1928 reunion.
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Ee Riga Teghtenta Coors Ce
Harvard
Pusey
Farmco
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