Wisconsin GOP convention May settle battle for national committeeman
The Wisconsin Republican convention in Wisconsin Rapids on July 7 will spotlight the race for national committeeman. Wayne Hood of LaCrosse backs Henry Ringling of Baraboo to replace Cyrus Philipp of Milwaukee, who has long held the post. Philipp has Milwaukee support. Ringling and Hood push active state organizational work. Mrs Yvonne Town of Waukesha is candidate for committeewoman with possible run by Mrs Rose Luetzow of Milwaukee. Delegates will nominate at the state voluntary group convention. actual election occurs at the national GOP convention in 1952.
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Mulison
Wisconsin
Republican Party of
Wisconsin Rapids
Wayne Hood
LaCrosse
Henry Ringling
Baraboo
Cyrus L. Philipp
Milwaukee
Hood
Philipp
Ringling
Yvonne Town
Waukesha
Rose Luetzow
Walking Preacher Wins 3125 Verdict Against Capitol Records
Rev Guy Howard of Branson Missouri won a 3125 judgment in a federal court defamation case against Capitol Records Distributing Company Inc for a song defaming him. The jury also found invasion of privacy on the second count and both sides seek a new trial.
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Decca Records Corporation, Inc
Capitol Records
Missouri
Production authority proposes broad truck material cuts
The national production authority proposed cutting light motor trucks by 40 percent heavy trucks by 30 percent and medium trucks by 15 percent. The plan was announced after a closed meeting with manufacturers yesterday.
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Washington
National Production Authority
MONROE METHODIST CHURCH NEWS SERVICES AND PASTORS
Monroe and nearby towns report a busy Methodist schedule with Rev. Ralph K. Kofoed presiding at Monroe Browntown and Lamont churches and Rev. Charles J. Swanson leading services including WSCS and MYF. Luncheon and study services noted along with Sunday school times.
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Methodist
Monroe
Ralph K. Kofoed
Browntown
Uni
South Way
WSCS
David M. Howery
MYF
Charles J. Swanson
Lamont
Russell Curry
Charles Swanson
Woods
W. B. Martin
United Brethren Monroe and Brodhead church notices
Monroe Immanuel United Brethren schedule lists Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 10 50 a m district rally at 3 p m family night Tuesday with pot luck at 6 30 p m choir rehearsals Thursday and Friday Bible study Wednesday 2 p m at Mrs Mabel Viel home Rev Howard L Or ians pastor Brodhead Emmanuel program and exhibit tonight
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Lutheran Monroe
Mt. Olive
R. F. Bittorf
Monroe
Grace
Newell Mendenhall
Richland Salem
East Viota
M. A. Sorenson Jr
West Viota
Eastchurch
M. A. Sorenson Jr. Jordan
Union Memorial
South Wayne
Evangelical and Reformed
St. John’s
Albert Gonser
Milwaukee
South Wisconsin Synod
Arthur Achtemeier
Monticello
Howard Orians
Immanuel Church
Monroe Council of Churches
Kiwanis
Browntown
Peace
Trinity
Walter H. Waeckerle
Gdd Paul's
Wayne’ Township
Pasto
Evangelical United Brethren
Immanuel Church and Area Church Schedules Weekly Programs
Christian services and activities listed for Immanuel in Monroe and nearby towns Albany Clarno Staver plus Christian Science note weekly timings. Bible school evening and morning worship times, Sunday school, Endeavor rallies, board meetings, and special events including a Father Son banquet and annual children’s day. Continental pastor Rev. Robert A Boettcher leads multiple congregations. Homer Retzlaff also noted.
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Christ
Southern District
Christian Endeavor
Immanuel Church
Monroe
Ira Williams
Robert A. Boettcher
Albany
Clarno
Board of Stewards
Homer Retzlaff
Staver
Clarno J Church
Wisconsin Democrats Rally Industry Support at Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner
The Democratic state central committee reports that appeals to Wisconsin industrialists, mostly Republicans, helped sell $25 tickets for Saturday’s Jefferson Jackson Day dinner. Jerome Fox, chairman, calls the response limited but supportive to sustain the two party system. Senator Kefauver of Tennessee will be the main speaker.
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Sawaukee
Wisconsin
Jerome Fox
Democratic State Central Committee
Kefauver
Tennessee
Market summary from Chicago highlights hogs cattle and produce
Chicago markets show hogs opening steady then mostly lower with lighter weights down 15 to 25 cents. top at 23.75 with various weight ranges listed. Cattle and calves mostly steady to weak with steer and heifer yearlings around 32.00-35.75. cows and bulls softer. Produce notes show butter and eggs with mixed price changes. grains rallied with July contracts led by wheat and soybeans near 3.04 to 3.05 per bushel. A brief note mentions Miss Mary Nelson’s 67 year donation of land to a church in Milwaukee.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Board of Trade
Farm on Okaochee Lake Joins Wisconsin LCMS Parish
A South Wisconsin district Lutheran church receives an acre farm on Okaochee Lake as part of a family’s pledge to “give back to the Lord” all their possessions, a move tied to their parents’ wishes.
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Okaochee Lake
Wisconsin
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
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