Queen Judging Set for Tonight in Green County
Eight county girls compete in the fourth annual Green County Dairy Queen contest at Decatur Lake Country Club near Brodhead. They arrive at 7 30 p m and are judged around a testimonial dinner, with the winner announced tomorrow at Brodhead's South Side Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Decatur Lake Country Club
Brodhead
Country Club
C. S. Pierce
South Side Park
Karen Meier
Monroe
Susan Disch
Monticello
Celinda Vogt
Brooklyn
Sharon Weidman
Alice In Dairyland
DePere
Doris Olsen
Alice
New Glarus
Juda
Gerhard P
Ole Olson
Steensrud
Pretenders
Joe E. Miller
James Hendrickson
Robert Travis
Platteville
Monroe entrant leads 1958 Alice in Dairyland quest at DePere
Miss Janeen Boyer of Monroe begins her Alice in Dairyland bid with orientation at St Norbert College DePere. Contestants undergo judging today and tomorrow with final dinner and crown on Saturday at St Norbert's gym. The four winners start state agriculture duties en route to the 1958 State Fair crown.
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Janeen Boyer
Monroe
Alice In Dairyland
DePere
St. Norbert’s College
DePere Rotary Club
Union Hotel
St. Norbert’s Gym
State Department of Agriculture
New Glarus
Carroll College
Boyer
Monroe High School
Governor’s Commission On Human Rights
MHS
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Alice
Claude Allouez
John N. Byrnes
Green Bay
Elwyn Jones
Lyle Viney
Evansville
Brown Swiss Breeders Association
E. C. Hamilton
Monroe Evening Times
George Rupple
Shawano
Consolidated Badger Co-op
Beverly Steffen
Cheese Salmon Loaf Wins Dairy Month Recipe
Dairy Month recipe by Beverly Ann Flaherty features a salmon loaf with Wisconsin cheddar and lemon, baked in a leaf pan, served with a celery sauce. The 1957 state contest highlighted this entry among 12 winning dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ann Flaherty
Wisconsin
Robbery Thwarted at Milwaukee Bank on Mitchell Street
An attempted bank robbery at the Mitchell Street State Bank in Milwaukee’s South Side shopping district failed at noon when a teller stalled the holdup man at a window. The gunman was taken into custody.
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Milwaukee
Mitchell Street State Bank
South Side
Probe Member Requests More Goldfine Checks
A Republican member of a House investigating subcommittee urged a full inquiry into Bernard Goldfine's contacts with federal officials over the past decade. Rep. John Bennett said Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams was not the only official who enjoyed Goldfine's hospitality.
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Washington
House
Bernard Goldfine
John B. Bennett
Mich
Sherman) Adams
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Boston
Bennett
Pentagon
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
East Boston Co
SEC
Edward N. Gadsby
Subcommittee
Adam
Federal Trade Commission
GOP
George D. Aiken
Ralph Flanders
Frank Carlson
Kas
Jacob K. Javits
Charles A. Haileck
Ind
Funeral set for longtime Adams Township official Arthur Kelly
Arthur Kelly 76 former assessor of Adams Township for 22 years died at White Haven nursing home after months of illness. Survived by brother Joel 78 and sisters Lizzie 89 and Mrs Henry Beaster 85. Services 9 a.m. Monday at Stuessy funeral home then 9:30 at St Victor's Catholic Church. Burial Calvary cemetery. Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday at funeral home. Born June 28 1881 in Adams Township. He served on the Dry Goods Box rural school board and belonged to St Francis and St Victor's churches. An old time fiddler, he played at neighborhood dances. member of Forest Lodge and Modern Westman of America. Preceded by four brothers and six sisters.
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Arthur Kelly
Adams Township
White Haven Nursing Home
Old Argyle Road
Mr. Kelly
Joel
Lizzie
Henry Beaster
16Th Street
Hannah Conway Kelly
Adams
Dry Goods Box Rural School
St. Francis Catholic Church
St. Victor’s
City
Forest Lodge
Westman of America
Kelly
Tom
Chicago
Jim
Argyle
Frank
Monroe
Joseph
Ed Paden
Hampton
Jane Riggs
M. C. Ryan
John O'’Meara
Caroline
Marie
Tours Offered At Radar Base Near Argyle
Monroe area residents may tour an Army Radar base near Argyle to see the exterior and antenna while some site details remain classified. The facility supports Nike missile defense for Chicago Milwaukee and Gary, Indiana, under the 45th Artillery Brigade (Air Defense) Arlington Heights with daily visits by appointment and a monthly open day.
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Monroe
Alfred W. Jones
Argyle
Jones
Chicago
Milwaukee
Gary
Ind
45Th Artillery Brigade
Arlington Heights
Ill
Chicago-Gary
Peter Schmick
Yellowstone Lake
Blanchardville
Sgt. Jones
la Crosse
Homer Hawley
Gratiot
Rural Carriers Receive Safe Driving Awards
John J. Burkhard post master presented safe driving awards to five rural carriers for years without accidents. Recipients are Ray W. Preston 28 years Lee R. Morris 13 years Harry E. Williams eight Harry R. Grinnell seven and John E. Andereck six. Awards from the U S Post Office and National Safety Council include a lapel pin billfold card and certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Burkhard
Ray W. Preston
Lee R. Morris
Harry E. Williams
Harry R. Grinnell
John E. Andereck
U. S
Morning Playground to Begin Monday for Boys Sports Program
The summer playground program starts Monday with baseball for boys 12 plus 10 30 to noon and 7 to 11 3 30 to 5 00, softball 7 to 10 9 to 10 30 and 11 plus 1 to 3 30, and basketball at 9 00 five days weekly. Younger children begin 9 to 11 30 with arts crafts music games sports and storytelling. weekly storytelling at 10 00 each Friday at Green County Teachers College East School Recreation Park South School and their teachers listed.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Childrens
Green County Teachers College
Jane Thompson
East School
Geraldine Adams
Recreation Park
Patricia Miller
South School
Daria Huenink
Schild To Head Monroe Legion
Walter Schild of Juda was elected commander of the Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post at Legion hall. Warren Gerhart was elected first vice commander, Robert Cashman second vice commander, Robert H. Hendrickson adjutant, Paul Ritschard treasurer, T. J. Burgy Jr. service officer, Fred Flick and Sam Pickett sergeants-at-arms. The post voted to send 50 dollars to Bernard Peterson district commander for tornado relief in Somerset area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schild
Juda
Zilmer - Riley American Legion
Legion Hall
Warren Gerhart
Robert Cashman
Robert H. Hendrickson
Paul Ritschard
T. J. Burgy Jr
Fred Flick
Sam Pickett
Bernard Peterson
American Legion of
Somerset
Spring Season Ends Officially Tomorrow
A spring season marked by unpopular weather in Wisconsin will end Saturday with clear and cool conditions. Summer arrives officially at 4:57 p.m. CDT Saturday. Morning lows ranged from the 40s in the far north to around 60 in the northwestern areas, with Shell Lake near Spooner recording 41 degrees.
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Wisconsin
Shell Lake
Spooner
Soviets Push Reforms to Bolster Farm Output
Moscow reports Khrushchev's plan to reward efficiency by pricing all collective farm output and ending fixed low-price deliveries. The Central Committee promoted N V Podgorny and D S Polianski to alternate members, signaling continued Kremlin control as policy shifts aim to match US agricultural production.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party Today
Khrushchev
U. S
Central Committee
Russia
N. V. Podgorny
Ukraiian Communist Party
D. S. Poliansky
Russian Federation
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Podgorny
Poliansky
Stalin
United States
Judge Rules Cheese Windfall Profits Illegal
District Judge Patrick T. Stone ruled that 1954 surplus cheese paper transactions between eight firms and the Commodity Credit Corp were illegal. The court ordered repayments totaling 1.3 million dollars, noting good faith but stating the deals were fictitious and did not serve the Congress intended support for dairy prices. Firms named include Kraft Foods, Borden, Cudahy, Armour, Berst, Safeway, Heinz, and Schreiber with specific repayment amounts.
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Wausau
Uss
Patrick T. Stone
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Stone
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress
Kraft Foods Co
Wisconsin
Borden Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Chicago
Armour and Co
C.J. Berst and Co
Portage
Wis
Armour
Safeway Stores
Green Bay
The
H. J. Heinz Co
Pittsburgh
L. D. Schreiber and Co. Inc
President Eisenhower Visits Marines Station at Quantico
President Eisenhower arrived at Quantico Marine base to confer with top civilian and uniformed defense leaders on security issues. Owing to heavy rain a helicopter trip was canceled and he traveled 35 miles by car. About 175 leaders attended the session, with aides and staff including Robert Cutler Gordon Gray Andrew Goodpaster and James Hagerty.
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Quantico
Eisenhower
Marine Corps Base
Robert Cutler
Gordon Gray
Defense Mobilization
Andrew J. Goodpaster
White House
E. P. Aura
TV Manager Fired Over Communist Allegations
New York reports stage manager of I've Got a Secret was dismissed by CBS for refusing to say if he ever belonged to the Communist party. The firing followed another NBC TV director Charles Dubin who balked before the subcommittee.
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New York
Congressional
Joseph Papp
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles Dubin
Dubin
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Colleen Zurfluh
Albany
Phyllis Bouton
Ruth Buesser
Janet Senn
Browntown
RIPON
Kevin Kersten
Whitefish Bay
Charles J. Kersten
Badger Boys State
Inquirer
Times
Radar
Murn
Schild
Monroe Legion
Marines Station
Commie
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