Berlin Berlin Showdown Signals New Cold War Tactics
The piece argues Khrushchev is ready to shift Berlin tactics after Vienna and pressure the West toward a year end settlement. It warns the Kremlin to back tough talk with concrete moves and urges U.S. leadership to have a ready plan to meet Berlin demands to avoid damaging Western prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Europe
Germany
West Berlin
Free City
Russia
Eisenhower
Moscow
Mr. Kennedy
Free World
Monticello Cancer Drive Total Reaches 287
Monticello area reports a cancer drive collection of 287.35 dollars under general chairman Mrs. Darrell Piette. Helpers listed include Fred Stauffer Darrell Piette and many local volunteers such as Han Sulzer Permin Graber C M Stauffer Leon Gempeler Orville Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Darrell Piette
Monticello - Mt. Pleasant - Washington
Fred Stauffer
Mmes
Han Sulzer
Permin Graber
C. M. Stauffer
Leon Gempeler
Orville Anderson
Ernest Hiltbrand
Walter Zeller
Roland Larson
Willard Prisk
John Blum
H. F. Stoll
Edwin Broge
M. E. Lynn
Helen Ginner
Ted Zurbuchen
Leona Legler
Elsa Voegeli
Robert Durtschi
Clarence Blumer
Matthew Zentner Jr
Richard Blum
Harry Haddinger
Gus Adamson
Elaine Rodenberg
Miss Hulda Karlen
New Glarus Firemen Win Hose Championship
A 1921 report notes New Glarus firemen win the hose competition at a state tournament with Jacob Bruni among winners in other events. The piece also mentions Brodhead’s speed capers, a 102 degree reading at Trukendorf’s pharmacy, and liquor law exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Itewater
Jacob Bruni
Brodhead
Trukendbrod
Assembly
Soil Conservation Service adds Francis Becwar to staff
Our Soil x Our Strength notes Francis Becwar joins the Soil Conservation Service from Crawford County Soil Conservation District after three years. His arrival brings four technical staff to assist farmers with soil and water conservation work and meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Becwar
Crawford County
Narrow-necked Bottles and Narrow Souls Quip
A fragment quotes a proverb likening narrow-souled people to narrow-necked bottles and notes the louder the pour the less it contains. The line reflects a witty moral about excess noise masking emptiness.
Seedling Mulch Boosts Waterway Seedlings Observed
In surveying spring waterways we see most seedlings tolerate heavy rain, some are thin, raising questions on management. Mulched straw areas show excellent growth, prompting stronger recommendations for next year. Weather remains a gamble.
Woodlot Marking Fees Announced by Wisconsin Forester
Forester Dick Camp of the Wisconsin Conservation Department says starting July 1 a nominal charge will be required for marking woodlots for harvest. The fee is 50 cents per 1000 board feet, averaging about 2.50 dollars per acre for a Green County lot. To contact Camp, visit Friday mornings at the Agricultural Building in Monroe or write care of the Courthouse in Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Dick Camp
Green County
Monroe
Janesville
Training for CWO Joseph Will at Camp McCoy
CWO Joseph H. Will of Madison is in active duty training with the 44th General Hospital at Camp McCoy, ending Sunday. He works as utilities and maintenance officer for a U.S. Army Reserve hospital unit affiliated with the University of Wisconsin Medical School and previously served in the European theater in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWO
Joseph H. Will
16Th Street
44Th General Hospital
Camp McCoy
Madison Area
U.S. Army Reserve Hospital
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Will
Industrial Combustion Inc
Monroe
Fond du Lac High School
Mississippi State College
First Negro Driver Hired by Memphis Transit
In Memphis Tennessee John L. Smith 29 becomes the first Black bus driver in the city’s history as he is hired by the city owned transit system and begins work Monday after accepting the position Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Carl Carson
Memphis Transit Authority
John L. Smith
One More Detour Posted for State
Madison reports a new closed section on State 78 in Columbia County due to roadwork with a detour about 30 miles. Additional closures listed include State 70 in Washburn County, State 153 in Marathon, State 49 in Fond du Lac, State 28 in Dodge, State 59 in Rock and more across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Columbia County
Washburn
Spooner
Marathon State
Stratford
Fond du Lac
Brandon
Dodge
Horicon
Mayville
Rock
Edgerton
Milton Junction
Lafayette
Wiota
South Wayne
Racine
Waterford
State
Wood
Pittsville
Dexterville
Dane
Waukesha
U.S. 18
Washington
Slinger
Dairy Month Skillet Date Pudding Recipe
Cream shortening and sugar then add egg and chopped dates with salt. Mix flour and baking powder with milk alternating into batter. Add vanilla and drop by spoonful into skillet sauce. Simmer 20 minutes, serve hot with cream. Sauce combines brown sugar, water and butter. Contributed by Mrs. Lyle Drake. New York Catskill Mountains once a charcoal center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Drake
25Th Avenue
Survey starts week of June 19 for employment data
The Cur rent Population Survey will collect local employment and unemployment data during the week of June 19. Theodore F. Olson of the Census Bureau in Chicago notes the 35 000 households sampled monthly nationwide provide a cross section of the population. Data are sent to Washington for Univac processing and national estimates to be released in early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Olson
Census Bureau
Chicago
Olson
Bureau
Washington
Univac
Wisconsin Traffic Fatalities Rise in May 1960
The Motor Vehicle Department reports 66 Wisconsin traffic deaths in May 1960, bringing the annual toll to 313. Dane, Iowa, and Rock counties show increases, Lafayette drops to none, with most deaths on rural roads and Sundays the deadliest day of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Dane
Iowa
Rock
Lafayette
Partial Aid Approved For Parochial Schools
Three House education subcommittees approved long term federal loans for private and parochial schools by a 12-8 party line vote. The action aims to bolster Kennedy’s broader aid to education program, with Catholic lawmakers seeking assurance that private and church schools receive federal aid alongside public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kennedy
PTA Congress To Hold Leadership Workshop This Summer
The Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers and the University of Wisconsin Extension Division sponsor a three day PTA leadership workshop at the Wisconsin Center on the Madison campus from June 20 to 22. Dr Harold Montross will deliver the opening greeting Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Wisconsin Center
Madison
Harold Montross
Big showoff dog steals spotlight in amateur show
A springer spaniel named Mr Blue wowed spectators at a dog show but flopped in the ring. Owner Joe Haynes and trainer tried two weeks of prep. The dog delivered a circus act causing the judge to dismiss the performance while onlookers laughed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blue
Joe Haynes
Blue
Joe
New Members List With Local Residency Details
A notice lists new members with addresses and birthdates including Gary Jay Schmid Route 2 Box 37 Blanchardville born July 17 1960 Randy Jenny Belmont born Aug 22 1957 Cindy Lou Meier Route 2 born Nov 19 1960 and Kathryn Sue Hasler Route 3 born June 26 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Jay Schmid
Blanchardville
Randy Jenny
Belmont
Cindy Lou Meier
Kathryn Sue Hasler
Oscar Newman Rockford Man Dies On Farm
Oscar H Neuman age 66 of Rockford died yesterday afternoon on a local farm, apparently from a heart attack. A native of Juta he was married to Sadie Neve and had worked as a machine operator at Atwood Vacuum. Surviving are a son Frank and siblings Otto Will Lena. Funeral services Monday at Rosman Uehling Kinzer mortuary Beloit with burial in Shirland cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Neuman
Rockford
Juta
Neuman
Fred Black
Sadie Neve
Rockton-Harrison, Sr
Atwood Vacuum Machine Co
Frank
Otto
Harrison
Will
Orfordville
Lena Marcus
Nekoosa
Rosman-Uehling- Kinzer
Beloit
Shirland
Frost Expected to Be Discharged After Surgery
Poet Robert Frost, 86, who was admitted to Dartmouth College infirmary Thursday, was expected to be discharged from the hospital today after minor surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Hanover
N. H
Robert Frost
Dartmouth College
Farm Scene Highlights Dairy Cow Records and Members
Five Brown Swiss cows at Voegeli Farms Monticello completed lactation on 305 days with strong milk yields and high fat tests. V. B. Monitor Paula Liege produced 12 840 pounds milk and 520 fat. V. B. Princess Rachel Vann 15 570 milk and 668 fat. V. B. Princess Paula 12 080 milk and 504 fat. V. B. Sonata Pavanne 15 760 milk and 602 fat. W. B. Jane Princess Liege 15 480 milk and 690 fat. Three Monroe area youths named Junior Members of Holstein Friesian Assn of America for merit in dairy projects. Two Brown Swiss cows in John Ingold Estate completed twice daily milking ROP records. Spring Valley Adonis Molly yielded 15 787.1 pounds milk with 760.50 fat. Spring Valley Alta produced 17 584.2 pounds milk and 736.64 fat in 305 days then 18 965.8 pounds milk and 802.41 fat in 337 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voegeli Farms, Inc
Monticello
V. B. Monitor
Paula Liege
V. B
Rachel Vann
Paula
Sonata
John Ingold
Monroe
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Alta
Kubly Receives Medical Technology Degree in Fond du Lac
Marilyn Kubly daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland A Kubly 931 17th avenue received a BS in medical technology from Marian College Fond du Lac yesterday. Her parents attended commencement exercises earlier this month. Miss Kubly will be completing at St Agnes hospital Fond du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Kubly
Leland A. Kubly
17Th Avenue
Marian College
Fond du Lac
Miss Kubly
St. Agnes Hospital
Fond Duc
Cheddar steady Swiss unsettled in Wisconsin market
Wisconsin market reports show cheddar prices mostly unchanged with buyers varied from fair to good as June promotions influenced movement. Fresh cheese supplies remain ample and government price support clears excess cheddar. American production rose 1 percent to an estimated 31,250,000 pounds, up 13 percent from last year and 6 percent from the 1955 59 average. Swiss prices were unsettled with block prices steady or one cent lower and buying interest inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Market News Service
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
Evening Times
Gerald D. Norder
Orville E. Norder
Korea
U.S
Havana
Gottfried Baumann
New Glarus
Montrose
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Senate
New University of Wisconsin Alumni Club
Harry Stuhlsdreher
State University
National Guard
Frank A. Shriner
Robert M. LaFollette
Willis Ludlow
Isaac Stephenson
U. S
Mrs
S. R. Moyer
Los Angeles
Down To
Soil Conservation Service
New York
Catskill Mountains
PTA Congress
Russell's Addi
N.W
12Th Street
Move Said
G. M. Wickus
Times Children’s Club
Doreen June Wolf
Route 2
Orangeville
Ricky Allen Voegels
Sheila Rae Babler
Route 1
Kristine Marie Schwend
10Th Street
Ee Kay Wuethrich
Diana Jean Graber
Rhonda June Stuessy
James
Rusty) Orton
21St Avenue
John Daniel Hauch
Argyle
Ronald Randall Babler
Debra Joan Beckman
Evan Dale Post
Carol Denise Lehr
Steve Merton Zimmerman
Robert Bohren
Randall Higbee
Mark Daniel Pinnow
Carol Marie Lombardt
Browntown
David Eugene Weber
Albany
Katherine Louise Bauman
Juda
Anna Marie Chapman
Massachusetts
SPCA
Oscar Newman
Michigan
Milwaukee Clipper
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Mile
Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship Company
Lake Front
Thor
Sun
Wis. Ave
Evening Times Club
Wis
B.F.D
Monroe Area
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro, VI
Larry Wuetrich
Bethany Matzke
William Wuethrich
Victor
Sugar River Raceway
Brodhead, Wis
Midwest
Hammond
Indiana
Clarence Bridge
Bluff View Park
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