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Era of Illiteracy Sparks Editorial Rant
In a Rhinelander Daily News opinion, Cliff Ferris laments graduates fresh from school lack spelling and punctuation skills. The writer argues broader cultural indifference to word power and dictionary usage, praising Ferris while noting a long‑standing national problem with preparation for careers.
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Cliff Ferris
Rhinelander Daily News
Cliff
Why Return to Geneva ? Big Four Minsters Recess
The piece notes the Geneva talks yield no progress since 1945 and Potsdam, with Khrushchev extending a deadline and Western Allies trapped by past mistakes. It argues a summit won’t resolve German issues, Eisenhower opposes new talks unless actionable plans exist, and three-week recess may not serve a productive purpose.
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Geneva
Hitler
Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Potsdam
Kremlin
Russia
Eisenhower
Glancing Backward In Time June 22 1949 to 1909
Glancing backward recalls events from 19 25 50 years ago noting a school budget rise to 240000 dollars, Holstein breeder Mary Timm placing second, S Sgt Velvin A Marty’s flag draped funeral, deaths of Louisa Fritz and John Hefty, a concrete sawing machine used on courthouse paving, and local civic notices. The 25 30 and 50 year recaps mention a deadly storm in 1934, a cyclone near Glen Zilmer, and WWI era honors and civic roles. A 1909 WI University graduation set records with 577 graduates, Lincoln address tablet donation, a go cart venture, a broken leg, a census, and Bryan chautauqua crowds unfold.
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Board of Education
Mary Timm
Velvin A. Marty
Monticello
Amstutz-Marty Legion Post
Louisa Fritz
Monroe
Joseph S. Ohl
Fred Koenig
Carl Marty
Casper Norder
John F. Stauffacher
Fred Kuebli Jr
Glen Zilmer
American Legion
Veronica Kundert
University of Wisconsin
Lincoln
Churchill School
Janet Jennings
Sam Kneller
Beloit
Nick Schmid
Monroe Township
Archie Nance
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Freeport
William Jennings Bryan
West Berlin Stance as Key to European Freedom
The message urges the Kremlin to engage sensibly and emphasizes that Western Allies must stay united to uphold their current position in West Berlin. This stance is portrayed as essential to preserving the last major frontier for freedom in Middle Europe.
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Kremlin
West Berlin
Middle Europe
Man Found Dead In Lafayette Lake
Glen Lenzendorf a 23 year old from Wauzeka drowned after a canoe accident on Beardsley Lake four hours after toppling from the craft near Darlington. Firemen recovered the body about 30 feet from shore at 8 45 p m Lenzendorf had been farm work near Cuba City and was canoeing with Air Force service member Craig Hawley. Final arrangements were being handled by Thorn Gadager funeral home in Boscobel and Steil funeral home locally.
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Darlington
Glen Lenzendorf
Wauzeka
Beardsley Lake
Here
Lezendorf
Cuba City
Craig Hawley
Air Force
Thorn-Gadager
Boscobel
Steil Funeral Home
Barbecued Cheese Potatoes for Dairy Month
A Dairy Month recipe combines sliced potatoes with onion milk and seasonings. Layer in a heavy skillet with Swiss cheese and cook on very low heat about 45 minutes until tender. Serves six and pairs with hamburgers and salad. Submitted by Barbara Kubly Monroe.
Atomic crash danger listed
GE scientist Dr. C. C. Gamertsfelder told a Health Physics Society gathering that atomic powered airplanes pose no more risk than common hazards. He noted fatalities from crashes would exceed radiation death risk, and urged flight corridors through sparsely populated areas with non nuclear fuel until clear of the corridor.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
General Electric
C. C. Gamertsfelder
GE Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Department
Cincinnati
Health Physics Society
Gamertsfelder
Oak Ridge (Tenn.) National Laboratory
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Philosopher Samuel Ramos Magana Dies in Mexico City
Dr. Samuel Ramos Magana 62 a University of Mexico professor and leading philosopher died after a heart attack Saturday night in Mexico City. Public notices list no further details.
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Mexico City
Samuel Ramos Magana
University of Mexico
Specter of self destruction haunts Hollywood over deaths
The piece catalogs Hollywood suicides and near suicides from Peg Entwistle in 1932 to Inger Stevens in New York, noting George Reeves as the latest in a string of star deaths by own action. It lists Peg Entwistle, Karl Dane, John Bowers, Paul Bern, Lupe Velez, Carole Landis, Ross Alexander, Judy Garland, Susan Hayward, Inger Stevens, and the pattern of personal turmoil and tragic ends in film history.
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Hollywood
George Reeves
Peg Entwhistle
Hollywood Hills
Karl Dane
George K. Arthur
Wilshire
John Bowers
Marguerite de la Motte
Douglas Fairbanks
MGM
Paul Bern
Jean Harlow
Lupe Velez
Harold Ramon
Carole Landis
Rex Harrison
Ross Alexander
Anne Nagel
Alexander
Judy Garland
Susan Hayward
Jess Barker
Los Angeles
Inger Stevens
New York
CAB Orders North Central Airlines to Appleton Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board issued an order authorizing North Central Airlines to start service to Appleton Wisconsin on July 1 on a temporary basis until 30 days after Marshfield airport is ready for scheduled operations. The carrier requested changes on route segments 4 and 10 including overflights and limited daily trips via Clintonville Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point and Eau Claire.
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Washington
North Central Airlines, Inc
Appleton
Wis
Civil Aeronautcis Board
Wisconsin
Marshfield
North Central
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Eau Claire
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Stevens Point
Clintonville
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Rapids-Stevens Point
Twin Cities
Appletor
Father and Child Escape From Burning House
A New York father jumped from an attic window with his one year old daughter in his arms as flames engulfed a house. He landed on the roof of a one story extension and released the child to a spectator before safely reaching the ground. Robert Reynolds aged 31 and Barbara Reynolds received burn treatment but were uninjured otherwise.
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New York
Robert Reynolds
Barbara
Women barred from voting in Missouri Synod convention
In the Missouri Synod’s 44th convention in San Francisco, a doctrinal committee urges maintaining male voting, citing scripture. The report supports keeping women silent in church matters, urging congregations with male voters to continue and women to learn in silence. The motion gains backing from the male delegates as women watch from the balconies.
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San Francisco
Missouri Synod
Synod
St. Paul, Minn
Walter W. Stuenkel
Milwaukee
Corinthians and
Timothy
R. P. Wiederaenders
Corpus Christi
Tex
Bermuda Fire Worms Display Wrist Watches at Sunset
The fire worms of Bermuda dwell on the ocean floor and emerge on the surface at 55 minutes after sunset, suggesting a curious biological timing behavior.
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Bermuda
Sinnissippi music shell to open in Rockford
The Rockford Symphony plans a dedication concert for the reconstructed Sinnissippi music shell with a social Thursday evening. The project, costing 36 200 dollars, is funded by the Park Board with lighting from the Lions Club. Over 4 000 people expected. Second Congregational Church choirs under Richard Literst invited. Sweet Adelines and Rockford chapter of SPEBSQSA to perform.
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Rockford Symphony Orchestra
Sinnissippi Music Shell
Park Board
Lions Club
Morris Davis
Symphony Association
The
James L. Holland
Walter Dilmore
Second Congregational Church
Richard Literst
Literst
Sweet Adelines
Rockford
Mrs. Liddicoat Dies at Madison Nursing Home
Mrs. Wilbur Liddicoat aged 71, mother of Royal Liddicoat of Monroe, died Saturday night in a Madison nursing home after living in Linden most of her life. Services at 2 pm tomorrow at Treweek funeral home Mineral Point with Rev Elvin S Murphy officiating. Burial Linden cemetery. She was the former Lela Hammill. Survived by three triplet children in Madison Everett Emmett and Mrs Ray Ahrensmeyer plus sons Leonard San Diego Royal Monroe and Gordon Linden a sister Mrs John Cordis Cobb a brother Howard Hammill Beloit 21 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. A son Clarence died in 1957.
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Wilbur Liddicoat
Royal Liddicoat
Monroe
Madison
Linden
Treweek
Mineral Point
Elvin S. Murphy
Linden Primitive Methodist Church
Clarence
No Gold Minted in U S Since 1933
The record notes that no gold has been minted in the United States since the year 1933, reflecting the shift in monetary policy and the return to gold coin production halted during the era.
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