Rosenbergs' Death Penalty Upheld by Justice Douglas
The Rosenbergs, jailed at Sing Sing for supplying atomic bomb information to Russia, win a legal affirmation as Justice Douglas orders a new look by the Supreme Court. The decision reinforces American safeguards for individual rights and signals the ongoing pursuit of others involved in the spy network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Douglas
Sing Sing
Death House
Russia
Rosenberg
United States
Supreme Court
Riots in East Berlin Reflect German Unrest Under Moscow Rule
The weeklong clashes in East Berlin signal growing German discontent with Red authority. The piece notes the violent flare as evidence of unrest, questions whether it represents all under Communist rule, and warns of Soviet power to suppress opposition while hoping for a broader uprising with outside aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Russia
Germany
Moscow
Europe
Spanish War Group Names Racine Man Oshkosh Leader
William J. Holzapfel of Racine was elected department commander of the United Spanish American War Veterans to succeed Herbert Geittmann of Beaver Dam. Other officers named include Morris J. Qosterreich of Milwaukee, senior vice commander, Ralph E. Caniff of Oshkosh, junior vice commander, and delegates Frank Burkhart Sheboygan Emil Sommers Racine Joseph Kammerer and Edward Miller Milwaukee to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Oshkosh
William J. Holzapfel
United Spanish American War Veterans
Herbert Geittmann
Beaver Dam
Morris J. Qosterreich
Milwaukee
Ralph E. Caniff
Frank Burkhart
Sheboygan
Emil Sommers
Joseph Kammerer
Edward Miller
Huge war bill and wartime notes dot 1920s county pages
The page lists a massive national war supply bill heading to Congress, claiming to fund seven million men and vast weapons. It also reports local incidents including a fire at River Forks cheese factory near Blanchardville, deaths such as Mrs. Steinman and J. Clarence Kubly, and community events like reunions and golf scores with regional ties to Monroe and Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
U.S
River Forks
Blanchardville
Alfred Branchi
Fred J. Steinman
Brodhead
J. Clarence Kubly
Three Viewpoints On Prospects For 53 Business
Three common views frame business outlooks in 1953 amid optimism and caution. Commerce Secretary Weeks notes planned peacetime planning discounts Korea risks and suggests no need for war to prosper. Henry H. Heimann foresees past sellers’ markets and easy money as ageing but sees healthy, overdue adjustment. Dr. Arthur F. Burns emphasizes defenses against depression and government safeguards to curb deflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Weeks
Korea
Credit Men
Henry H. Heimann
Heimann
Arthur F. Burns
National Bureau of Economic Research
Burns
Bureau
UW To Graduate 2 200 Tomorrow
The University of Wisconsin will award degrees to 2 200 students at its 100th annual commencement Friday. Sixteen hundred will receive bachelor degrees and 600 higher citations. the class comprises 1 585 men and 615 women. Honorary degrees go to David C Evertt, Oscar M Fritz, Arnold Gesell, Grayson L Kirk, and Helen R Reid. Alumni reunions for classes from 1903 to 1948 occur after the ceremony, with Half Century club inducting 166 surviving members of the class of 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
David C. Everett
Rothschild
Wis
State Historical Society
Oscar M. Fritz
Milwaukee
State Supreme Court
Arnold Gesell
New Haven
Helen R. Reid
New York Herald-Tribune
Alma Center Strawberry Festival Opens WeekendFestivities
The seventh annual Strawberry Festival will be held in Alma Center Wisconsin to kick off harvest season. Five nearby communities Black River Falls Neilsville Merrillan Humbird and Hixton join the festival sponsored by the American Legion post. Parades dances contests and a Strawberry Queen selection are on the weekend program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Center
Wis
Black River Falls
Neilsville
Merrillan
Humbird
Hixton
American Legion Post
Spring Grove Homemakers Tour to Chicago and Lake Geneva
Members and guests of the Spring Grove homemakers club took a chartered bus trip to Chicago on June 9 visiting sites and Lake Geneva en route. Eight YHC Spring Grove members joined James Pinnow and others as guests with several ladies aboard. The group was entertained by Mrs. Pearl Meyers and three other women as part of the social outing.
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S. P. Chamberlain
Albany
Amelia Earhart
Boston
Wales
Monroe Amusement Park
Lincoln Park
Eddie Huebner
Monroe
Decatur Lake
Spring Grove Club
Spring Grove Homemakers Club
Chicago
Lake Geneiv
Mmnes
Marvin Atkinson
Ray Bigelow
Ben Deininger
Chester Gorde
Evert Green
Baltz’ Hefty
Charles Koepp
Arthur Marsh
Orla McClellan
Will Meinert
Emma Muller
Harry Newcomer
George Pinnow
Eila Stoll
Fred Wise
Walter Ziltener
YHC
Spring Grove
James
Earl Pinnow
Herman Ziltener
Howard Newcomer
Carl Brandenburg
Jean Swiggum
Shirley Montgomery
Bette Hartwig
Upham Woods
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Jacob Senn
Manda Flannery
Morgan Johnson
Janet Senn
Janet Swiggum
Senn
Terry Stamm
Kay Stamm
Ullom
Jennings Hustlers Times
Suu
Art Chambers
Loren Bisegger
Adams Lucky Clover
Arthur Emberson
Ruth Emberson
Ruth Severson
Rose Blum
Mavis Bredeson
Sally Flannery
Lois Patterson
Richard Barth
Darlington
Margaret Ann Barry
Dan Flannery
Emberson
Willis Isely
Wisconsin Crop Report Notes Droughted Areas and Rain Variations
Wisconsin weekly crop weather report cites dried soils in east central areas needing more rain while other regions saw modest rainfall. Corn, oats, and potatoes show good growth. early apples and cranberries advance. cutworm damage noted in Dodge Fond du Lac and Sauk Counties. strawberries ripen with moisture levels affecting yields.
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Milwaukee
Port Wing
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Madison
Grantsburg
LaCrosse
Dodge
Fond du Lac
Sauk
Wisconsin Canners Association
East
Oconomowoc
Divorce Granted to Mrs Elizabeth Palmer North
Mrs Elizabeth Palmer North was granted a divorce from Henry Ringling North, vice president of the Ringling Brothers circus. The final decree orders a settlement of 16500 dollars and alimony of 400 dollars per month.
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Sarasota, Fla
Elizabeth Palmer North
Henry Ringling North
Ringling Brothers Circus
VFW Jamboree Set at Edgerton
Eight drum and bugle corps compete in the sixth Edgerton VFW Jamboree from today through Sunday. A 2:30 p.m. parade will run business district routes, followed by a 7:30 p.m. lights concert at Central Park led by the U S Army WAC band. Participants include Chicago Cavaliers Madison Boy Scouts Racine YMCA Kites Madison VFW Janesville Boy Scouts Elkhorn VFW and Woodrow Wilson post Milwaukee.
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Chicago Cavaliers
Madison Boy Scouts
Racine Ymca Kitties
Madison Vfw
Janesville Boy Scouts
Elkhorn Vfw
Woodrow Wilson Post
Milwaukee
Stiff Penalty for Hunter in Wisconsin Fatality
Racine man Clarence Tohm received a $500 fine and a suspended one year jail term from Circuit Judge Herbert A. Bunde after pleading guilty to reckless use of firearms. He said he shot Norman E. Anderson of Iola when he mistook his gun barrel for deer antlers last deer season.
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Waupaca
Wis
Racine
Herbert A. Bunde
Clarence Tohm
Tohm
Norman E. Anderson
Iola
Relatives’ Liability for Aged Help Explained
The state public welfare division outlines how legally responsible relatives may contribute to support for dependent persons under public assistance. If a relative’s gross income exceeds living costs plus housing and special expenses, one third of the excess is available for support. Caseworkers gather data, assess needs annually, and notify relatives of findings. disputes may go to district attorney or court for action.
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Te Green County
Progr
Emery
Legislative Committee
Division of Public Assistance
State Department of Public Welfare
Milk cooling key to quality in Wisconsin dairy farms
An article notes the importance of clear well water and prompt cooling to keep milk under 80 degrees F. Cooling slows bacteria growth, with 60 degree milk multiplying up to 350 times faster than at 40 degrees. Proper cooling during hot weather improves milk quality and products reaching consumers.
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Wisconsin
Ture’ Department
Dairy Alive Culture
Legrid
Missouri Synod Opens 42nd Triennial Convention in Houston
Delegates from 41 states and several foreign countries begin the 11 day Lutheran Church Missouri Synod convention in Houston with an opening day schedule, an afternoon business session, and the sixth presidential address marking extensive activity since the 1950 Milwaukee gathering.
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Texas
Missouri
Houston
Tex Wi
The
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Mearoe
Wisco
EOE Press
Meares Delly Jeareal
Ees Reneue AE
Editorial
Evening Times
Mary Berkey
J. H. Berkey
Mon- Toe
Monticello
R. D. Gorham
Monroe Manufacturing Co
James Gettings
Emery A. Odell
Thorp and Gorham
M. C. Gettings
Old Sun
Green
Sam Dawson
New York
Foe Eree
National Association of Credit Men
Eisenhower
News of the Homemakers
R. E
Swift
Wil Ghocolate
Wunderbar
Orangeville
Sharon Freese
Donna Gift
Dixie Miller
Karen Obert
Karen Weick
A Solberger
Sharon Foss
Sherry Ann Molter
Sharon Walker
Beverly Miller
Orange Club
Marlene Varty
Richard Jensen
Mary Lou Koester
Norma Opp
Blankenhorn
Sond
Been Oevideon
Joann Kioepping
Myron Jeglum
Clarno Club
Forest Briggs Farm
Monroe Clinic
Chambers
Teeben Red
Marilyn Foley
Martyn Olson
Myr Farilyn
Marilyn Olson
Myre Seffrood
Donna Rood
Karen Jones
Helen Seffrood
Barbara
Paul Rood
South Wayne
Mrs. Rood
Clover Farm
Cranberry
Choice
Glendale
Duncan Hines
Klinke
Ste
Calif
Shafter Potatoes
Edgerton
Limburger
Arate
Hunt
Elmdale
A - Dean
Shurfine
Oscar Mayer
West Side Square
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