98th Methodist Meeting Planned
The West Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist church holds its 98th annual meeting June 18 22 at First Methodist Chippewa Falls. Bishop H Clifford Northcott presides with Rev Wayne L Grover as secretary and Rev Herbert Austin as statistician. Dr Daniel L Marsh and Dr Roy L Smith head lectures and sessions.
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Yean
West Wisconsin
Herbert Austin
Durand
Daniel L. Marsh
Dallas
Tex
Perkins School of Theology
Southern Methodist University
Boston University
Marsh
Roy L. Smith
Chicago
Methodist Publishing House
Ralph Kofoed
Monroe
Women’s Society of Christian Service
David Howery
South Wayne
Deane Irish
Portage
J. Newell
LaCross
Lee Holme Loyal
E. E. Clarke
Abbey
Madison
Howard Tyrer
Mineral Point
Raymond J. Fleming
Platteville
J. W. Harris
River Falls
Roy F. Scott
Belleville
World Service
Harold Gee
Superior
Homer Fintel
Robert Trobaugh
Marshfield
Bishop Northcott
Paul B White
LaCrosse
Central
Archie Henry
Eau Claire
W. Ross Conner
Harold Allison
Barron
Market summary of livestock and dairy products and local notices
Chicago hog cattle and dairy markets show uneven trade with losses in hogs and varied cattle prices across weight classes. Butter prices rise slightly while eggs edge downward. production totals listed. Also notes Eichorsts trip to Nashville and Pompeii’s ancient eruption.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
U. S
Skilled Political Staff Aids Taft Campaign Network
Aides around Taft form a seasoned team with a Taft Committee in Washington and Citizens for Taft in New York. Key figures include David S. Ingalls as Taft Committee chair, Lt. Gen. Albert Wede Mey er heading New York operations, and industrialist Thomas E. Coleman directing Midwest efforts. Other top lieutenants are Richard L. Guy lay, John D. M. Hamilton, and congressmen Clarence Brown and Carroll Reece.
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James Marlow
Washington
Sen
Taft
Taft Committee
New York
Eisenhower
Taft and
David S. Ingalls
Albert Wede
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Midwest
Richard L. Guylay
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Alf Landon
Roosevelt
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Dewey
Guardsmen Plan Final Weekend Maneuvers at Beloit
Guardsmen of Co. K Green County national guard prepare for the third weekend bivouac near Beloit with Third Battalion maneuvers and a night withdrawal. Sixty five of 73 enlisted men and the medical platoon took part in activities at the fairgrounds starting Saturday at 4 p m. A 60 mm mortar demonstration and a mock battle were staged with a captured enemy and a prisoner guiding to a compound. Equipment updates include motorized gear for Msgt Clarence L Goecks and Lt Dwight C Coplien, plus jeeps and trucks for the guards and medical platoon.
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Co. K. Green County
Fairgrounds
Beloit
Dwight C. Coplien
Harold Lehnherr
Themelves
Msgt
Clarence L. Goecks
Camp Douglas
Catholic Foresters Elect Berlin Member
Madison man W. A. Grota of Berlin was reelected state chief ranger at the closing convention sessions of the Catholic Order of Foresters yesterday. Other officers elected include Reinhold Klein of Sun Prairie as vice ranger, John J. Brennan of Milwaukee as treasurer, John Creviere of Depere as secretary, Gilbert Leach and Emmett McKeague of Milwaukee as trustees, with E. G. Lins of Spring Green and Martin Manning of Arcadia as trustees. The order voted to hold its next convention at Antigo.
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Catholic Foresters
Berlin
Madison
W. A. Grota
Order of Foresters
Reinhold Klein
Sun Prairie
John J. Brennan
Milwaukee
John Creviere
Depere
Gilbert “Leach
Emmett McKeague
E. G. Lins
Spring Green
Martin Manning
Arcadia
Antigo
Nine Plan Talks in Contest at Green County Fair
Finals of the Green County 4H club speaking contest will be at 8 p m Wednesday in the courthouse. Nine contestants advance from two semi finals held at New Glarus and Monroe with names listed for junior and senior divisions. A separate wire service item notes the stabbing death of Countess Krystyna Skarbek, a Polish noblewoman and wartime British spy in Kensington, with a porter confession cited.
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Green County
Court House
New, Glarus
Monroe
Lillian Smith
Smiley
Ardis Cavern
York
Katherine Schutt
Dutch Hollow
Judith Lee
Decatur
Cynthia Bartlett
David Hermanson
Catherine Blum
Argus
Loletta Roderick
Clarno
Shirley Kreng
Oakley
London
Kensington Hotel
Scotland Yard
Krystyna Skarbek
France
Namet AMVET Leader Chosen at La Crosse Convention
Morton Gazer witz of Oshkosh was elected state commander of Amvets yesterday as the organization closed its eighth annual state convention after a three day meeting.
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AMVET
LA Crosse
Morton Gazerwitz
Oshkosh
Amvets
Study at Whitewater Monticello
Mrs Hazel Kundert and Miss Bernice Babler enrolled at Whitewater State College summer session. They began their studies today. The article notes many Central Africa trails are believed to have been developed by Arab slave traders.
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Whitewater Monticello
Hazel Kundert
Bernice Babler
Whitewater State College
Central Africa
Service Record entries for Pvt Schuetz in Korea and Lt Hamilton
Pvt Alvin E. Schuetz US55-212-652 has been in Korea the past month. His address is Co E 160 Inf Regt 40 Inf Div APO 6 c/o Postmaster San Francisco California. Address corrected for 2nd Lt Frank E Hamilton now at Yokote air base Japan proper address is 2nd Lt F E Hamilton 063933 B Battery Sand AAA AW Bn APO 328 c/o Postmaster San Francisco California.
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Schuetz
Korea
Alvin E. Schuetz
Co. E
San Francisco
Calif
Frank E. Hamilton
Yokote Air Base
Japan
F. E. Hamilton
Warren Deplores Feud on Delegates and Flag Day
Milwaukee reporter notes Governor Warren of California warns Taft Eisenhower feud could cost the GOP the presidential race. He speaks en route to Fredonia at Stony Hill school dedication tied to Flag Day origins. Attendees include Mrs. Alice Cigrand and Dr. Elroy Cigrand. King Ibn Saud reportedly becomes father again.
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Milwaukee
Sarl Warren
California
Taft
Eisenhower
Warren
Fredonia
Stony Hill Country
Stony Hill
Alice Cigrand
Long Beach
Calif
Bernard John Cigrand
Elroy F. Cigrand
Aurora
Gov. Warren
Chicago Power Plant Fire Disrupts Citywide Power
A transformer fire at the North California Avenue substation of Commonwealth Edison cut power to a wide Chicago area Saturday afternoon, halting traffic signals and forcing oxygen patients to be moved from five north side hospitals to American Hospital. Damage was estimated at $200,000 as downtown and south side plants went to emergency service.
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Chicago
California Avenue
Commonwealth Editon Co
Wacel
North Side
American Hospital
Side
Two Accidents Reported in County Yesterday
Two accidents occurred in the county yesterday. Wilbert Kraus, 25, and Mrs. Kraus, sustained minor cuts when their car, traveling west, sideswiped a vehicle driven by Thaine Ellis, 23, eastbound near a sharp curve east of Judaon Highway 11-81. Ellis reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. Damage was substantial to both cars. Later, Homer D. Miller Jr., 27, and John Wirth, 58, both of Monticello, had a moderate collision on a county road east of the Clarence W. Loveland farm. no injuries were reported.
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Wilbert Kraus
Route 4
Mrs. Kraus
Thaine W. Ellis
Brodhead
Morrin
Sheriff's Department
Kraus
Homer D. Miller Jr
Monticello
John Wirth
Clarence W. Loveland
Congress Vote Listed for State Wisconsin Delegation
Wisconsin members of Congress recorded voting on recent roll calls. Amendments to the Agriculture Department and Defense Production Act measures split along party lines with McCarthy and Wiley often noted as not voting. A mutual security act conference report and a war powers resolution passed or failed as specified. A New York commuter strike disrupted travel amid rail union actions led by Michael E. McMahon.
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Washington
Congress
Wisconsin
Anderson
CNM
Agriculture Department
McCarthy
Wiley
Byrd
D-Va
Morse
Truman
Long Island Line Tied Up by Strike
Long Island’s busy passenger line faced near total disruption as independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members began walking off duty around 3 am, halting service on the Long Island Rail Road used by about 300,000 daily riders. The outage underscores tensions between engineers and management.
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Long Island
Dunn W
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Independent
Wisconsin Dells Auxiliary elects Mrs Schafer president
Mrs Margaret Schafer of Milwaukee was elected president of the Wisconsin Department of the Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary yesterday in a Wisconsin Dells event. British railroads employ 60 foot track sections prepared in advance for new construction, placed by cranes and welded.
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Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Margaret Schafer
Milwauke
Wisconsin Department of the
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