Wisconsin Assembly Races To Clear 1955 Bills
The Wisconsin Assembly moved toward a Thursday deadline racing to prune hundreds of bills and resolutions. About 88 were returned to authors and roughly 40 killed by floor votes as cleanup continued ahead of broad withdrawals and votes on remaining measures.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Assembly
32Nd Infantry
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court
People’s Public Service Council
Public Service Commission
Spring Grove Social News Highlights
Mrs. Herbert Mohn reports visits and family gatherings across June. Emmett Armstrong family returns to Tampa after two weeks with Arm strong and Binger relatives. Rodney Arnsmeier visits Texas kin. Raymond Clark hosts Father’s Day guests. Harold Mohns birthday honored by local families. Also notes Beloit and Milwaukee trips and a Meinert reunion at Leona Heights Forest Preserve.
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Emmett Armstrong
Tampa
Fla
E. J. Armstrong
Ross Binger
Rodney Arnsmeier
Texas
Gilbert Kloepping
Raymond Clark
Davis
Messrs
Mmes
Clare Clark
Elmer Geoeke
Royal Clark
Melvin Eggeme
Ralph Douglas
Fred Grossman
Bernard Albright
Annette Albright
Roger Douglas
Walter Zittener
Jessie Douglas
Henry Kilmer
Robert Mohns
Milwaukee
Francis Haynes
Crystal Lake
Ill
Calvin Drafahl
Monroe
George Meyers
Joliet, Ill
Herbert Mohns
Art Swain
Meinert
Leona Heights Forest Preserve
1900 Child Mortality Compared to Today
In 1900 about 200 children per 1000 live births died before age one, vastly higher than today’s roughly 20 per 1000 in several countries, indicating dramatic improvements in child survival over time.
Population Rise To Spur Economy
At a Milwaukee conference marking Marquette University’s 75th anniversary Prof. Philip M. Hauser of the University of Chicago outlined population growth as a key driver of economic expansion. He cited fertility mortality and migration as main factors and predicted continued suburb growth and a 20 million increase by 1965.
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Milwaukee
America
Philip M. Hauser
University of Chicago
Marquette
Hauser
A. L. Stott
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Classified listings in The Times offer daily bargains across categories. Readers can browse ads for jobs, real estate, and goods with prices and contact details.
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Times
Visitors and calls travel among New Glarus Monticello and nearby towns
Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mrs Dave Legler visited relatives in Monroe and Monticello. Mrs Baltz Hoesly visited here with Mrs Fred Marty. Mr and Mrs Warnecke with others hosted in Highland Illinois and Belleville neighbors called on Jacob Hefty. Several local residents and out of town guests were listed as Sunday or Monday visitors.
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Dave Legler
Monroe
John Rhyner
Monticello
Baltz Hoesly
Fred J. Marty
Rose Opferman
Fred Klassy
Peter Klassy
St. Clare Hospital
Aurelia Bauman
Brodhead
Ed Wolters
Grant Slotten
Belleville
William Warnecke
Highland
John Cook Jr
Mary Johnson
Rockford
Harry Lausch
Kenneth Voss
Pearl City
Glenn Keuler
Helenville
Wis
Harry Keuler
Orangeville
Louise Kuhnke
Reuben
John Buehler
Roy Hefty
Thomas Dale
Urbana
Vocational Agricultural Teachers
Soviet Premier Bulganin Plans India Visit
In Moscow 100000 at Dynamo Stadium heard Nehru announce Bulganin accepted an invitation to visit India. Nehru said no date has been set and cited talks on peace, disarmament, and Indo China as areas of mutual interest.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Dynamo Stadium
India
Nehru
Bulganin
Spiridonovka Palace
Kremlin
Molotov
Soviet Union
Indochina
Orangeville Social Notes Travel and Visits Across County
Local residents host and visit relatives during weekend gatherings. Albuquerque visitors O J Hanson return en route to Wisconsin for vacation, with numerous families from Port Byron Freeport Juda Annawan and Monroe sharing Sunday gatherings and hometown events.
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O. J. Hanson
Albuquerque
N. M
Irving Elliott
Wisconsin
John Musser
Edward Rugalski
Diane
Port Byron
Ted Franks
Freeport
Lyle Rinehart
Gerry
Russell Carter
Harold Wildemuth Jr
Annawan
Glenn Geller
Glenna Wildemuth
I. O. Shaffer
Shannon
Ralph Harnish
Sue
Lila
Winslow
R. M. Messinger
Ferne Holloway
Robert Monte
Mae Herdman
Clara Rinehart
Norman Denny
Waukesha
Quentin Denny
Ellen Goodhart
Ramona Palmer
Esther Wells
Miss Goodhart
James C. Goodhart
Center Hall
New York
Wisconsin Cities Win Junior Chamber Public Safety Awards
Janesville and Wausau, Wisconsin, won public safety citations at the Junior Chamber of Commerce national convention in Atlanta. Awards recognized local programs that reduced the accident toll in their communities.
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Atlanta
Wisconsin
Janesville
Wausau
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ike's Friend Wins Denver Mayor Runoff Vote
Will F. Nicholson 54 year old Republican and friend of President Eisenhower won the Denver mayoralty by 766 votes in the runoff. Nicholson received 60 505 votes to 591 739 for opponent Bert Keating who conceded after polls closed. Keating said he would verify returns.
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Denver
Will F. Nicholson
Eisenhower
Colorado
Atty
Bert Keating
Keating
Nicholson
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