Editorial Scuttling the Admiral and the Democratic Gambit
The column condemns the midnight Senate vote that rejected Strauss as commerce secretary, portraying Anderson and Kefauver as orchestrators of a partisan hit job. It argues the outcome harms national interests, strains White House relations, and warns against repeating Cox-like bullying in choosing a successor to Strauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
Estes Kefauver
Lewis Strauss
Eisenhower
Senate
Strauss
Democratic Party
Admiral Strauss
Anderson-Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Kefauver
Estes
TVA
Dixon- Yates
Commerce Post
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Anderson-Kefauver
Songs of the past keep living in Tin Pan Alley tunes
The article catalogs enduring ballads from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It notes how songs like Annie Rooney and My Wild Irish Rose cross generations, surviving in nostalgia, TV jingles, and barber-shop harmonies, with a reminder that early youth faced similar worries to modern parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Pan Alley
Annie Rooney
Casey Jones
Blanket Bay
Margie
Bedelia
Yesteryear
Wisconsin Catlin Act Repealed in State Legislature
The Catlin Act banning labor union campaign contributions is repealed by Wisconsin lawmakers after months of debate. Assembly approval followed a Democrat majority. Senate passage came with four Republican moderates backing the repeal. Critics say the law failed to curb union funding and was used to stir labor voter sentiment. Transformation may shift candidate backing in future campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Labor Fund
Mark Catlin
Cubs End Skid With 8–2 Win Over Brooklyn
The Chicago Cubs break a seven game slide by defeating Brooklyn 8 to 2. Meanwhile the Chicago White Sox drop their fourth straight to the Boston Red Sox 9 to 2. Other items note Mrs. Perle Mesta’s nomination as Luxembourg minister and local civic events as well as obituaries.
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Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Perle Mesta
Democratic Party
Truman
Luxembourg
Ernest E. Wenger
American Legion
City
Joyce Babler to Study Piano in French School
Miss Joyce LaVon Babler will study eight weeks of piano at Fontainebleau School of Music and Fine Arts in Fontainebleau France after a Madison departure with her parents and Mr and Mrs Stanley Bruegger They will join a group of American students on a June 23 charter to France then tour Brussels Cologne and Amsterdam before beginning classes July 1 Nadia Boulanger will teach choral conducting on weekends and Babler will visit relatives in Grindelwald Switzerland before returning in September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce LaVon Babler
Harry Babler
Europe
Fontainebleau School of Music and Fine Arts
Fontainebleau
France
Paris
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Stanley Bruegger
Miss Babler
New York City
Brussels
Cologne
Amsterdam
Miss. Babler
Nadia Boulanger
Grindelwald
Switzerland
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Membership Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon carefully and mail to the Evening Times Monroe Wis. Name Street or R F D Postoffice Date of birth Age last birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times
Monroe
Wis
Amos Rehberg Rites Monday
Amos J. Rehberg 84 longtime Janesville merchant died Thursday after a two year illness. Services set for 1 30 p m Monday at Overton funeral home Janesville with visiting hours Sunday night. He born in Stettin Germany arrived in Brodhead at age six and lived in Janesville since 1894. He built a shoe business added a men clothing department in 1898 and remained active at Amos Rehberg Co. until three years ago. Surviving wife Grace D Lovejoy a son Harold a sister and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos J. Rehberg
Janesville
Brodhead
Overton
Mr. Rehberg
Stettin
Germany
Amos Rehberg Co
Grace D. Lovejoy
Harold
C. F. Winkenwerder
Kennewick
Wash
Janis TenEyck Accepted for National Speech Institute
Miss Janis TenEyck daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert A TenEyck has been accepted for the National High School Institute in Speech at Northwestern University Branson Illinois June 28 to August 1 This five week session targets high school juniors with aptitude in dramatics and speech Students attend two college level courses and prepare and present plays under Northwestern faculty instructors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Janis TenEyck
Albert A. TenEyck
National High School Institute
Northwestern University
Branston
Northwestern
Hendricksons Arrive From Quito After South American furlough
Mr and Mrs Dale Hendrickson and their three children Virginia Jean and Danny arrived from Quito Ecuador after a year long furlough They visit Dale's parents in Argyle and Racine He led the laboratory at Rimmer Memorial Missionary Hospital and aided HCJB Radio's program department His wife helped in the lab They spent 312 years in Quito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hendrickson
Virginia
Jean
Danny
Quito
Ecuador
South America
Argyle
Racine
Gerald Hendrickson
Dale
Rimmer Memorial Missionary Hospital
HCJB
Hendricksons
Burro Tales and Mexican Life Paintings in Our Dumb Animals
In a vignette from Mexico, a little grey burro symbolizes daily life and devotion beyond the Rio Grande. The piece celebrates burros as transporters and companions and recalls rescues, fiestas, and hard labor amid a land of modest rewards. Names and dates accompany a June round of reader notices and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Rio Grande
Senor Guadalupe
Conchita
Fiest
Paco
Guanajuato
Senor Burro
D. P. Barnhouse
Our Dumb Animals
Massachusetts
SPCA
Frozen cheese cake recipe for Dairy Month
A vintage recipe for frozen cheese cake uses gelatine, milk, cottage cheese and vanilla to create a light filling, with whipped cream and stiff egg whites folded in. A crust of graham crackers butter sugar and vanilla is cooled for about 12 hours. Pineapple can be added for variety. Submitted by Mrs Louis Wojtkiewicz Rural Thorpe Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wojtkiewicz
Thorpe
Wis
Seaway Dedication TV Blitz Highlights Friday Events
TV networks plan extensive coverage of the St Lawrence Seaway dedication with Queen Elizabeth II and President Eisenhower in attendance. CBS ABC and NBC will air live and pre-recorded programs Friday and surrounding days, detailing ceremonies, ship launches, and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth II
England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Great St. Lawrence Seaway
CBS
Seaway
ABC
St. Lambert Lock
Montreal
NBC
Ellery Queen
Maverick
Marion Hargrove
Gunsmoke
Gunsby
Bret Maverick
Marshal Mort Dooley
Ed Sullivan
Wayne and Shuster
Fabian
Shelly Burman
Arthur Murray
Andy Griffith
Alan King
Beatrice Kraft
Berlin
Jack Lemon
Joan Collins
Randall
Livestock Testing Rules Updated for Fairs This Summer
Dr E A Schilf and George Gramling outline revised brucellosis testing rules for cattle swine and calves entering fairs. Calves under 30 months with official hood reports and calves under eight months are exempt. brucellosis certified herds exempt with accredited certificate. Swine require ear tag and negative test within 380 days plus hog cholera treatment. serum must arrive within 15 days or vaccination at least two days before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Schilf
State Department of Agriculture
George Gramling
Browntown
Gramling
Area Boys To Attend Camp Near Waupaca
Mr and Mrs Earl Schliem will take three boys to IOOF Rebekah camp at Spencer Lake near Waupaca for a week. Sponsored by the South Wayne IOOF and Rebekah lodges, the boys are Gerald Schliem Don Meier and Jim Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Earl Schliem
Ioof-Rebekah
Spencer Lake
Waupaca
South Wayne Ioof
Rebekah
Gerald Schliem
Don Meier
Jim Williams
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Annie
Joe
Ballyhoo
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Creole Sue
Sweet Rosie O'Grady
Scot Genevieve
Dixie
Green County
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Marshfield
Margaret Deininger
Charles
Monticello
Fred Faeser
Andrew Schwartzlow
Jordan Township
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
Skinner Creek
Beck
Winslow
Hannah Bleiler
Ellen Bleiler
Bernice F. Lynch
John A. Schindler
Monroe Electric Company
Drake
Knight of
Ray Fitzgibbons
Daisy Burns
Jennie Gurdon
Tessie Berryman
Leroy Knapp
Joyce Babler
Evening Times Club
R.F.D
Postoffice
Amos Rehberg
Times Children’s Club
Vicki Lou Saunders
New Glarus
Joanne Carol Thompson
Blanchardville
Colleen Donna Gill
Curtis Robert Dale
Roy’s Trailer Court
Arthur Floyd Anderson
Woodford
Robert Lee Ashman
Delores Ann Rufer
Route 4
Evan Dale Post
Carol Denise Lehr
Billy Miller
Orangeville
Steve Merton Zimmerman
Robert Bohren
Mark Daniel Pinnow
Carol Marie Lombardi
Browntowns
David Eugene Weber
Albany
Janet Faith Trumpy
Katherine Louise Bauman
Juda
Anna Marie Chapman
Gary Lee Hartwig
Belleville
Kathy Louisa Babler
Jeffrey Louis Opie
Route 3
Mary Jo Janke
Kathy Jean Stadelman
Basco
Kay Irene Wyss
Janet Kay Schwartzlow
Kristy Ann Kummer
Diane Rose Indergand
Mark Ernest Wenger
Lindsay Custom
Lindsay
Arthur Ames
Mgr
AP News
Outlook
United Business Service
N. Johnson
the Marshall Company
11Th Street
Business Mart
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Park Board
Office of City Engineer
Monroe, Wis
F. M. Bray
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