President Ike Eats Soft Food After Surgery
President Eisenhower had four ounces of cooked wheat cereal for the first time since entering Walter Reed Wednesday. Doctors say feeding by mouth will be augmented with soft foods like custard and gelatin as he recovers, with cabinet briefings planned to bring him up to date and reassure the nation he will return to work.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nixon
State Dulles
Fred Teuscher Dies at 73 in Wisconsin
Fred Teuscher 73 of 1003 9th street died at 4:20 a.m. in St. Clare hospital after a weeklong illness. Born March 4, 1883 in Bern Switzerland, he came to America as a child and settled in Monroe. Survived by three brothers Sam Adolph Monroe and David Janesville and four sisters Mrs John Wyss Mrs Gayle Matzke Browntown and Mrs Vernice Tucker and Mrs Marvin Mzeythaler Browntown. Services Monday at 1 30 p.m. in Stnessy funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle officiating burial Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening.
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Fred Teuscher
9Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Mr.Teuscher
Bern
Switzerland
Sam
Susan Lehnherr Teuscher
Mr. Teuscher
America
Monroe
Monroe Township
Adolph
David
Janesville
John Wyss
Gayle Matzke
Vernice Tucker
Marvin Mzeythaler
Browntown
Alfred
John
Stnessy
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral
Premier Denies Juliana Rumors in The Hague
Dutch Prime Minister Willem Drees rejected rumors of abdication or divorce by Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. He called the reports ridiculous and criticized foreign press handling while noting no government concern over potential influence by faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans on the queen.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Willem Drees
Drees
Singler enters Congress race in Wisconsin 8th District
Milo Singler, 51, a farmer and former vice president of the Wisconsin Vegetable Growers Association, announced Friday as a Democratic candidate for Wisconsin's 8th District seat then held by Rep. John Byrnes.
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Congress
Shiocton
Milo Singler
The
Wisconsin Vegetable Growers Association
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Brodhead Plans 60 Block Centennial Parade
The Great Lakes Naval Training Station hosts Brodhead's centennial parade starting at 2 p m Sunday June 24 with the Chicago band among featured units. Other participants include Pardeeville Cadet Band three Zor Shrine units Schlitz Drum and Bugle Corps and Four Lakes Drum and Bugle Corps plus local schools. The parade spans over 60 blocks and covers two and a half miles.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Brodhead
Pardeeville
Zor Shrine
Schlitz
Four Lakes
Brodhead Centennial Caravan Plans Evening Tour
Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie will receive his official invitation as Brodhead hosts a county caravan arriving about 7 30 tonight. Cars park on the south side of the square. After a brief stop in Juda the group returns to Brodhead for a 9 p.m. program with the Centennial Queen and Princess presented at Exchange Square.
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Brodhead
Juda
Exchange Square
Paraders Prepare for Brodhead Centennial Parade Route
A half mile parade route will restrict parking and be patrolled by 40 mounted officers. A Highway 11 detour will reroute through traffic. The procession forms at Le gion Ball Park, travels south on Center Avenue past the square, then west to West Third, north to Fourth, and back to Center to start.
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Highway 11
Legion Ball Park
North Center Avenue
Center Avenue
16Th Street
West Third Avenue
West Third
Fourth Street
Walter J. Kohler
Vernon Thomson
Green County
Doris Olsen
Brodhead
40 and 8 Legion Split Blamed on Few at Top
STEVENS POINT The national legal officer of the 40 and 8 said the split between the American Legion and its fan making affiliate stems from just a few in top Legion circles. He suggested the national commander could appoint a committee to meet with us to heal the rift. The Wisconsin state groups remain united, a former national vice commander noted, calling the Wisconsin separation an experiment for cities unable to host both conventions.
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Stevens Point
American Legion
George B. Boland
Omaha
William Canary
Footville
Wisconsin
Princess Amrit Kaur Visit Highlights Indian Health Work
Princess Amrit Kaur, India’s health minister and Gandhi secretary, visits Monroe Monday to study clinic activity and medical training. Arriving at 10 30 a m in a caravan from Madison with Dean Bowers and Dean Froker, she may tour local dairy and cheese plants before returning to Madison by noon.
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Tiny Rajkumari
Amrit Kaur
India
Monroe
Maharajah
Kapurthala
Gandhi
Nehru
Republic
Amrit Kumar
UW Medical School
R. K. Froker
College of Agriculture
Monroe Dairy
Bowman
Madison
Strikes and Layoffs Hit Chrysler Auto Plants
Detroit area Chrysler operations suffered a sixth walkout in seven days with 1100 trim workers striking, halting production at eight plants and idling 13500 workers. Windsor Ontario saw 3300 Canadian Chrysler workers idle amid unauthorized walkouts tied to overproduction and unsold 1956 models. The UAW calls the actions unauthorized and blames plant discipline of two union stewards for triggering the strikes.
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Detroit
Detroite Area
Chrysler Corp
Trim Department
Chrysler
Detroit River
Windsor
Ont
United Auto Workers Union
Bolivia Confronts Pre-Election Plot and Evacuations
Bolivian authorities tightened security nationwide after claims of an opposition plot to disrupt the vote. 13 opposition members sought asylum in embassies as tensions rose. The Socialist Falange withdrew its candidates, narrowing the presidential race against the ruling party led by Victor Paz Estenssoro.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Wasuardo Messuti Roca
Republican Socialist Union
PURS
Federico Fortun
Defense Ministry
Socialist Falange Party
Hernan Siles Zuazo
Siles Zuazo
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Stock expert Rader Winget dies suddenly at 50
Rader Winget, AP stock news writer, collapsed while preparing to launch a small boat in Manhasset Bay. He joined AP in 1933 and worked in New York, London, and Paris bureaus, covering major events including King Edward VIII's abdication.
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Port Washington
N.Y
Rader Winget
Associated Press
Winget
Manhasset Bay
Winger
New York
London
Paris
Edward VIII
Dairy Leaders Plan Testimonial Dinner For Dairy Day
County dairy leaders scheduled a testimonial dinner at 7 30 p m Friday June 29 in Monticello Parish hall as a kickoff to Dairy Day events including a parade cattle show Dairy Queen coronation and recipe contest. Miss Doris Olsen a Dairy Princess from Eau Claire will crown the Dairy Day queen Saturday at 1 p m.
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Zwingli Church
Monticello
Aid Society of the Church
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Eau Claire
Alice In Dairyland
Adenauer Receives Honorary Degree In Milwaukee Welcome
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany visits Milwaukee for a brief stop receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws from Marquette University in a civic ceremony. He is also welcomed by the Consolidated American Indian Tribes of Milwaukee with an authentic headdress amid a 4,000-strong crowd. He laments not having a beer and affirms shared goals between the United States and Germany.
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Milwaukee
Konrad Adenauer
Federal Republic of Germany
United States
Germany
Lufthansa
Bonn
West Germany
Marquette University
Adenauer
Edward J. O'Donnell
Europe
O'Donnell
Consolidated American Indian Tribes of
Morris Wheelock
Oneida
Two American priests freed after three years in China
Two American Catholic priests Rev. John William Clifford and Rev. Thomas Leonard Phillips, both of San Francisco, said by phone they are well and resting in Shanghai after three years in Red China. They were among thirteen Americans known to be imprisoned. Peiping radio announced their release and officials expect them to reach Hong Kong within a week.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai
John William Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
San Francisco
Associated Press
Red China
Peiping Radio
State Sets Plowing Dates for Soil Bank Crops
The Wisconsin Agriculture and Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced clipping or plowing deadlines for crops on land to enter the soil bank. Dates include June 30 for wheat rye and canning peas July 10 for oats and barley and July 31 for corn soybeans sorghum and buckwheat. Meetings for signup will be held at county seats or trading centers.
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Madison i
State Office
the Agricultural and Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Soil Bank
Ivan Kindschi
Marshall
Ten Green County graduates honored by Wisconsin at UW
Ten graduates from Green County and others from Monroe Clarno and Albany were recognized at the University of Wisconsin yesterday. Charles Dickson Kenneth Reider Yvonne Ammann earned bachelor of business administration degrees. John Marvin Ronald Poff Dora Schindler Barbara Boyd Janet Lanz Keith Wainwright and Roger Steindorf received bachelor of science degrees in fields including home economics and pharmacy. Lanz and Ammann graduated with senior high honors. Three received second lieutenant commissions in the Transportation Corps Air Force Reserve and Army Medical Service Corps.
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Monroe
Clarno
Albany
Green County
University of Wisconsin
Charles M. Dickson
Route 3
Kenneth C. Reider
18Th Avenue
Yvonne Ammann
John L. Marvin
23Rd Avenue
Ronald J. Poff
21St Avenue
Dora A. Schindler
22Nd Avenue
Barbara J. Boyd
11Th Street
Janet E. Lanz
16Th Street
Keith Wainwright
13Th Avenue
Roger Steindorf
Steel Session Resumes Sunday In Labor Talks
Negotiating teams from the Big Three steel companies and United Steelworkers of America met for two and a half hours to break a contract stalemate. No comment on progress was offered as talks resume Sunday at 2 p.m. Four-man teams for each side negotiated while the current contract expires June 30 and a strike threat looms after the union rejected management's first offer.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Mrs. Harvey Doud of South Beloit Dies at 52
Mrs. Harvey Doud, 52, South Beloit, died this morning at 9 20 in St. Clare hospital. She was admitted May 4 as a medical patient. Services will be held Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the Rosman Uehling Kinzer funeral home Beloit. Burial will be in Floral Lawns cemetery. Friends may call Monday between 7 and 9 p m.
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Harvey Doud
South Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Rosman-Uehling Kinzer
Beloit
Floral Lawns Cemetery
Guardsmen Leave For Camp McCoy From Monroe Unit
Co. K 128th Infantry Regiment 32nd Division Monroe guardsmen depart Monroe Armory for Camp McCoy Sparta for two weeks of summer maneuvers under Gen. Jim Dan Hill. Two buses carried over 100 men then two truckloads headed to Baraboo for convoy assembly. Capt Glenn L. Kubly commands Co. K with duty officers named for 24 hour guard, mortar range and rifle squad tests. Governor's Day planned for June 22 with public parade June 23 attracting local residents.
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Co. K
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Emerson Jordan
Juda
Arthur Schneider
Monroe
Charles Hughes
Browntown
Times
Sparta
Jim Dan Hill
Glenn L. Kubly
Baraboo
Stanton P. Steuri
Albany
Batalion
Elwood Lutze
Monticello
McCoy
Camp Ripley
Minn
128Th Infantry
Wis
Janesville
32Nd QM Company
32Nd Infantry Division
Kubly
Kefauver Seeks Unity as Wisconsin Delegates Remain Loyal
Senator Kefauver and campaign manager deny pre convention deals while Wisconsin delegates report letters from Harriman and Stevenson supporters. Kefauver aims to lead a strong liberal bloc as convention votes loom with Stevenson atop California and others trailing. Humphrey criticizes Eisenhower era leadership at opening remarks.
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Kefauver
Joseph Donahue
Wisconsin
Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Donahue
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Midwest
California
Harriman
Associated Press
Estes Kefauver
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Symington
Gov
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Kempster Foreman Dies Electrically on Highway Project
A 44 year old foreman from Kempster was killed by an arc between power lines Friday while directing a dragline on Highway 45 near a Langlade County community. Witnesses described the fatal electrocution during the highway relocation work.
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Kempster
Lowell Foreman
Langlade County
Democrats Vote Radio TV Funds 1956 Campaign
The Democratic State Administration Committee voted to set up a $5,000 radio and TV advertising fund for 1956. It authorized contributions by individuals and political action groups. Attorney David Rabinovitz warned to accept only union free funds and noted the Catlin measure bans labor union contributions to political parties or candidates. Richard McKnight of South Wayne was named to the platform and resolutions committees.
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Democratic State Administration Committee
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
Catlin
National Convention Committee
Richard McKnight
South Wayne
Platform and Resolutions Committees
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Legion
Dairy Leaders
Frank Stiles
A. R. Livingston
Wisconsin Power and Light
Barbara Brown
Alice
Dairyland
Robert F. Marty
Co. E
Glen L. Kubly
Marquette
Adlai
Charles
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