Wisconsin Dairy Day in Green County Draws Attention
Community urged to attend the 1958 Green County Dairy Day in Brodhead on Saturday to boost June Dairy Month. Emphasizes statewide dairy pride, crowd turnout, and support for Dairy Queen hopeful Jaine Boyer of Monroe while acknowledging DePere Alice in Dairyland finals.
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State
ADA
Brodhead
Wisconsin
County
Dairy Queen
Green County
DePere
Our County
Janeen Boyer
Monroe
Nagy and Maleter Executed in Soviet Dominated Hungary
The article accuses the Soviet Union of orchestrating the execution of former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy and General Pal Maleter after a Red Hungarian court found them guilty of crimes against the state. It claims Nagy sought asylum at the Yugoslav embassy and that Tito’s Yugoslavia enabled the affair, portraying the case as a Kremlin conspiracy to deter liberty movements.
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Soviet
Russia
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Moscow
Nagy
Maleter
Free World
Kremlin
Budapest
Eieletes
Marshal Tito
Yuvia
Tito
Forthcoming Searches and Comings- Goings Across Decades
Weatherbound by fog delays search for Jimmie Mattern near the Pribilofs as Navy fliers await better conditions. UW Madison grants 1000 plus degrees including Frances Perkins honor. St Paul ransom case ends unharmed with William Hamm Jr. released. Obituaries note Hilarius Blumer and Frank Higgins. Alsace frontlines in 1918 with Company H. Green County Threshermen elect William Lewis president. Red Cross drive totals and medical exams referenced. Beav er Lodge convention in Oshkosh noted. 1908 summer plans for Chicago children and local charity efforts documented.
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Navy
Pribilofs
Jimmie Mattern
trans-Pacific
University of Wisconsin
Frances Perkins
William Hamm Jr
St. Paul
Hilarius Blumer
Monticello
Frank Higgins
Robert M. LaFollette Sr
Platteville
Alsace
Charles Kohli
William Lewis
Albany
Green County Threshermen’s Association
Green County
Wisconsin Red Cross
J F. Mauerman
Milwaukee
Army Medical Reserve Corps
Oshkosh
Grasp of Soviet Killers Sparks Cold War Rhetoric
A regional column laments Soviet capture and labels the era as grim. It attacks liberal American leaders as trusting negotiators, warning readers about perceived dangers in world affairs.
Catlin Seeks Appleton Assembly Seat Return
Mark Catlin Jr former Assembly speaker and GOP leader in the 1941 43 and 53 sessions announced he would seek election again after a 1956 defeat amid controversy over alleged offers to influence his private law practice. He resumes law work after a State Supreme Court disciplinary suspension. The Appleton seat covers Grand Chute and Center.
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Appleton
Mark Catlin Jr
Assembly
State Supreme Court
Board of State Bar Commissioners
Catlin
GOP
Fred H. Frank
Grand Chute
Center
Entry Blanks Open for Tri County Black and White Show
Entry blanks for the Tri County Black and White Show at Lake Seota Park Evansville are available at the county extension office. The 50 cent per animal by July 1 and 1 after date fee structure applies. Holstein breeders from Green Rock and Dane counties plan an all day and evening program with cattle judging contests and several class competitions.
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Lake Seota Park
Evansville
Green, Rock and Dane
Janesville Man Named State Plant Engineer
Madison Gov. Thomson appoints Herbert L. Schmidley 35 of Janesville as plant location engineer in Wisconsin division of industrial development. He replaces Don Ripple who resigned. Schmidley WWII veteran and UW graduate has worked with A. O. Smith Corp Milwaukee and Sid Richardson Gasoline Corp St Paul.
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Madison
Thomson
Herbert L. Schmidley
Janesville
Wisconsin Division of Industrial Development
Sedley
Don Ripple
University of Wisconsin
A. O. Smith Corp
Milwaukee
Sid Richardson Gasoline Corp
St. Paul
Wheat Growers To Decide Quota Referendum
The 1959 crop marketing quotas referendum will be held Friday 8 a m to 7 p m at the County ASC office 1518 11th Street Ed Roth chairman says two thirds of eligible voters must approve for a national average not less than 1 81 per bushel or 75 percent parity. Those with more than 15 acres vote. those with 15 acres or less and feed-wheat program are exempt. If approved quotas bring price support higher than about 1 81? per bushel.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
11Th Street
Peterson Building
Ed Roth
Roth
Dr. Becker Addresses Green County Shriners Meeting
Dr. Howard Becker of the University of Wisconsin spoke on What We Can Expect from DeMolay by 1970 at the Green County Shrine Club gathering held last night at the Vikingtown hotel in Madison. Sixty five members and guests attended the dinner event.
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Howard Becker
University of Wisconsin
Green County Shrine Club
Vikingtown
Madison
Becker
Grand Chapter
The
Royal Arch Masons of Wisconsin
Five Monroe Students to Attend Westminster Choir College
Five Monroe students will travel to Princeton New Jersey for a three week summer session at Westminster Choir College from June 22 to July 14. They will be joined next Thursday by Mrs Bruce M Blum and escorted by Mrs L H Pitkin. The group will depart Janesville Sunday morning with Tom Marean Gurneth Gonstead Gretta Pitkin Sharon Einbeck and Paula Hahlen.
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Monroe
Choir College
Princeton
N. J
Westminster Choir College
Bruce M. Blum
Blum
L. H. Pitkin
Janesville
Tom Marean
Gurneth Gonstead
Gretta Pitkin
Sharon Einbeck
Paula Hahlen
Clarno Classy Clubbers Hold June Meeting
Roll call was answered by a conservation practice on a farm during the June gathering of the Clarno Classy Clubbers. Mary Schuetz led the pledge at Nordeen Bloom. Marilyn Schultz led singing. Reports were given by Marlen Schuetz and Wilson Bloom. Lawrence Asmus gave a demonstration and Sally Dickson with Ruth Schuetz presented a special number. Club tour planned for July 14.
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Clarno
Mary Schuetz
Nordeen Bloom
Marilyn Schultz
Marlen Schuetz
Wilson Bloom
Lawrence Asmus
Sally Dickson
Ruth Schuetz
Green Bay Schools Chief Ends His Life
Fred H. Wandrey 51, superintendent of Green Bay public schools since 1952, was found at his home with a shotgun wound. Brown County coroner Dr. Cletus Belisle ruled death a self inflicted act. Wandrey previously led Beaverdam, Richland Center, and Black River Falls schools.
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Green Bay
Fred H. Wandrey
Cletus Belisle
Brown County
Wandrey
Beaver Dam
Richland Center
Black River Falls
Fred Ammon Couple Plans European Tour
Mr and Mrs Fred Ammon of 820 9th Avenue will tour Europe this summer visiting Switzerland Austria Germany and the Brussels Fair Italy Sicily and possibly France and England. Ammon has relatives in Bern and Sicily and will be joined by a cousin traveling back to Switzerland staying in Hochhe...
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Fred Ammon
9Th Avenue
Europe
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Brussels Fair
Italy
Sicily
France
England
Ammon
Anna
Bern
Cheania
Kreutz
Hozogenbuchsee
Mr. Ammon
Greenland Population and Ice Coverage
Greenland has 27 000 inhabitants. More than 700 000 square miles of its vast territory are ice covered.
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Greenland
Huffman Service To Be Tomorrow
Services for A. S. Huffman 91 long time Clarno Township farmer who died yesterday at Beloit will be held at 1 30 p m Friday in Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Burton F Holling of Bethel EUB church will officiate with burial in Greenwood cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home afternoon tomorrow He died at Beloit Municipal hospital after two years in a convalescent home born Sept 30 1866 son of James and Mary Ellen Huffman wife Elizabeth Haddinger died Feb 28 1935 a son Harvey C died 1946 Surviving are two sons Ralph Davis Ill and Edwin Brodhead with 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren
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A. S. Huffman
Clarno Township
Beloit
Shriner-Neushwander
Burton F. Holling
Bethel Eub Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Huffman
Last of a Large Family Passes Away
From a fragmented obituary notice a man described as the last of his family, with three brothers and four sisters deceased, is reported to have died leaving no surviving relatives.
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Dren
Test Plot Established For Control Of Thistle
A county test plot at the Leo Gerber farm in Cadiz Township tests thistle control in Green County. Conducted with the University of Wisconsin Green County extension and local farmers, thistles 6 inches to 4% feet tall were sprayed with amino triazole and expected to die about ten days after the chemical reaches the roots.
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Leo Gerber
Cadiz Township
Green County
University of Wisconsin, Green County Extension Department
George Gramlin
Airlift swap between Waco and Portland zoos completed
Maj. Gen. Chester E. McCarty arranged the exchange delivering 3 jackrabbits 2 horned toads and an armadillo to Portland and returning with a porcupine and a beaver. The swap involved the Waco and Portland zoos with McCarty acting as go-between during the trip from his hometown.
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Waco
Tex
Portland
Ore
Chester E. McCarty
McCarty
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Epted
Monroe, Wisconsin Pas
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Stephenson County
Lil
Editorial
Evening Times
Monroe Community Concert Association
Monroe Country Club
Century Golf Association
J. B. Pierce
Haugen
Senate
Casper Fiez
New Glarus
Oostburg
W. J. Knight
Mittee
Chicago
Chicago Bureau of Charities Fresh Air Division
Simon Giber
Mt. Pleasant
Turner Hall
Cookie
F. W. Woolworth CO
County Shriners
New “Contessa
Ralph
Davis
Ill
Edwin
Stanley
Stanley’s “B
Pitti
Beauty
the Store For Women
Mademoiselle
Contessa
Jack Winter
Navy Pier
Ette
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