Marshall Urges U S Help on Military Know How
Marshall leads a delegation pressing for legislation to allow sharing military know how with other nations to standardize armaments in the western hemisphere. The group includes Patterson Eisenhower Nimitz and Forrestal with Truman seeking action. The message notes past committee approval but little chance of passage. The text also mentions hybrid vegetables including corn tomatoes and cucumbers.
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Washington
Moscow
Stalin
America
Europe
George C. Marshall
Marshall
William Clayton
Ernest Bivin
Georges Bidault
Paris
Russia
Pravda
Moscow Radio
United States
Kremlin
Topfee
Patterson
A Doctor's Hardboiled Heart and Anne's Care
In a hospital town, Dr Philip Raider and his wife Sheila face divorce over their daughter Mary who has lived with Sheila in Colorado. Anne Bow, a compassionate beauty shop worker, reflects on Mary and the doctor’s tough resolve. Jean Fay cautions about romance as Anne contemplates Mary's needs and the chance for Anne to help, with Miss Hilton and Mary’s teacher weighing in on family dynamics and future care.
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Philip Raider
Sheila
Mary
Colorado Springs
Anne
Hanes
Somers
Lane
Anne Bow
Man
Jean Fay
Roddy Malone
Jean
Mr. Grey
Philip
Mother
Miss Hilton
St. Louis
Alex Wittwer Heads High Class of 1937
Alex Wittwer named chair man of Monroe high school class of 1937 reunion next year after the 10th reunion event held at Moose hall. Attendees included class members their spouses and two former teachers. Honors in the game 500 went to E. O. Evans first Jack Marty second Sire Artes Baumgartner low. Lorraine Schumacher directed square dancing with piano by Mrs Edwin Schuetze. Special awards went to several members.
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Alex Wittwer
Monroe High School
Moose Hall
E. O. Evans
Jack Marty
Sevond
Sire
Artes Baumgartner
Low
Lorraine Schumacher
Edwin Schuetze
Baumgartner
M. J. Hetland
Leo Martell
Ervin Hauri
Louis Rossier
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
Ten years ago on June 23 1937 Marie Stauffacher and Henry E Babler wed in Monticello Frederick B Snite Jr ends 12000 mile China trip in an iron lung Copper box of documents sealed into a boulder East Viota Lutheran church prepares memorials honoring founders Sheriff J T Syrud Walter Loertscher James Kingdon Raymond Barth see the Cubs beat the Giants five to zero despite auto crash injuries Marceda Coplien and Lloyd R Baldwin wed Years Ago June 23 1922 Field Marshal Henry H Wilson assassinated by Irish Republican Army on steps of London home Bloodshed in Herrin Ill coal fields union miners celebrate 25 scab murders Ira Wyss age 4 kicked in face by pony Gerald Turner and Robert Reger climb Pike s Peak in a silver ore line
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Marie Stauffacher
Henry E. Babler
Monticello
Frederick B. Snite, Jr
China
Iron Lung
Boulder
East Viota Lutheran Church
Sheriff J.T. Syrud
Walter Loertscher
James Kingdon
Raymond Barth
Cubs
Giants
Marceda Coplien
Lloyd R. Baldwin
Henry H. Wilson
Irish Republican Army
London
Herrin
Ira Wyss
Gerald Turner
Robert Reger
Pike's Peak
Kaderly Cow Produces 531 Pounds Butterfat
A registered Holstein cow in Juda Wisconsin owned by E R and E J Kaderly completed a 365 day production record with 531 pounds butterfat and 14 399 pounds milk in the Herd Improvement Registry test The Holstein Friesian Association of America notes the official name Kaderly Nancy Jane milking twice daily at age 3 years 9 months Sires Artis Wayne Testing was supervised by University of Wisconsin in cooperation with the association.
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Kaderly
Brattleboro, VI
E. R
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
Wis
Association of America
Nancy Jane
Segis Artis Wayne
University of Wisconsin
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Wedding Bells for Ernest Anlauf and Miss Alice Mae Faeser
Miss Alice Mae Faeser of Monroe and Ernest Anlauf of Prairie du Lac wed in a 2 o clock ceremony at St John s Lutheran Janesville with Rev H C Milius officiating A reception followed at the Vet s club in Janesville Attending were maid of honor Alice Mae Faeser bridesmaids Gertrude Roethger Janet Shillinglaw and Judy Anlaut flower girl The couple will reside at 640 Water Street Prairie du Sac Mr Anlauf a Beloit College graduate served in the 82nd airborne and is a refrigerator engineer The bride attended Janesville High School Mercy Hospital School for Nursing and has been employed The couple plans a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin and Canada
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Mackenhirn-Anlauf
State Farm Mutual Auto
Monroe and Brodhead Insurance Company
Phyllis Dorothy
Wagner
Mackenhirn
Marine Corps
Asa Dolsen
Laurel
Beloit College
Enne
Janesville
Wagners
Bethe
Ernest Anlaut
Prairie Leit. du Lac
Henry Anlauf
Foot ‘Ville
Somerset
Brodhead
Monroe
Janesville High School
Mercy Hospital School
Anlauf
Janesville High
82Nd Airborne Division
Anlauf Appliance
Prairie du Sac
Bridal Shower and Bridge Luncheon for Miss Alice P. Stauffer
Mrs. Floyd Stauffacher Mrs. George W. Stuart and Miss Maud E. Wenger hosted a 1 o'clock bridge luncheon and bridal shower for Miss Alice P. Stauffer at the Eugene hotel. Seated 24. Honors in bridge went to Mrs. W. E. Wenger Mrs. F. Earl Lamboley Mrs. B. H. Lynch of Monroe and Mrs. William Cullen of Madison. Special awards went to Mrs. Henry Kundert and Mrs. Harvey Stauffacher. Miss Stauffer, soon to wed Harold W. Wagner of Albany N Y, also honored last week by the Emanuel Evangelical church choir she formerly directed.
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Floyd Stauffacher
George W. Stuart
Maud E. Wenger
Bridge
Alice PF. Stauffacher
Eugene Hotel
W. E. Wenger
F. Earl Lamboley
B. H. Lynch
Monroe
William Cullen
Madison
Henry Kundert
Harvey Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Harold W. Wagner
Albany, N. Y
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Baby shower honors Mrs Dallas Wild at Monticello home
Pink and blue motifs with storks marked the event at Mrs Bertha Loveland's Monticello home as guests showered Mrs Dallas Wild with gifts and refreshments. Hostesses were Mrs Fred Durtschi and Misses Evelyn Bidlingmaier and Florence Love. Attendees included Miss Shirley Bidlingmaier Ann Sweitzer Pauline Thoman Florence Loveland Evelyn Bidlingmaier and several Mrs Fred Grossen Sylvan Bidlingmaier and Darius Fred Duertschi among others.
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Monticello
Dallas Wild
Bertha Loveland
Doris Curtis Weds Robert Wagner In Madison Church
Miss Doris Helen Curtis and Robert S. Wagner were married in a 2 PM ceremony at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev. A R Achtemeier officiating. The couple’s reception followed at the Curtis home for about 175 guests. attendants included Theo D Butler and Gordon C Johnson. Janet Wagner was flower girl.
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Doris Helen Curtis
Madison
O. D. Curtis
Robert S. Wagner
Scott Wagner
Richland Center
Zwingli
A. R. Achtemeier
Theo
D. Butler
Beloit
Paul R. Wagner
Janet Wagner
Gordon C. Johnson
Jean Zweifel
New Glarus
Mary Duffey
Elizabeth Their
Caroline Voegels
Helen Curtis
Gordon John
Beltone Tiny Hearing Device Approved by AMA Council
A small hand sized hearing device lets deafened individuals hear faint sounds without bulky gear. It requires no battery pack or wires and can be self adjusted as hearing changes. Beltone, Dept. 14, Chicago, offers a free booklet and home demonstrations.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
Ill
Congregational Church Program Led by Mrs Collins
The C W Guild held a program and tea at the Congregational church with Mrs D L Collins welcoming members and guests. Mrs Ross Alin was program chairman and led the devotions. Mrs Arnold Ayres was piano accompanist as Mrs Sterling Miller led singing and Joanne Ayres sang I'll Be a Sunbeam. The Wheeler children sang Old Folks at Home with Charlotte Wheeler as accompanist. Mrs Oren Burt Albany read her play Lost Paradise. Lanaya Willian sang The Last Rose of Summer and The Kiss Waltz with Harry Gordon, accompanist Decorations were in charge of Mrs Elmer Dixon and Mrs James.
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Srvuneau
Qasm
C. ¥. W. Guild
Congregational Church
D. L. Collins
Ross Alin
Arnold Ayres
Sterling Miller
Joanne Ayres
Oren Burt
Albany
Lanaya Willian
Harry Gordon
Elmer Dixon
James
Tea attendants and refreshment committee listed
Allen, Mrs. G. D. Richardson and Mrs. William Behrens led the tea. Mrs. J. C. Robertson and Mrs. RC. Mooney presided. Refreshment committee included Mrs. D. L. Newcomer, Mrs. James Allen, Mrs. George Wheeler, Mrs. M. D. Stabler and Mrs. Robertson.
Wedding Attended by Family Members and a Maid of Honor
Attending the Janesville wedding were Charline McGinnis and Doris Miller Miss Adolph Fogel and daughters Dorothy and Lucile Mrs Fred Faeser and daughter Alice a Pinehurst sanitarium patient served as maid of honor on her first day's absence from the sanitarium Miss Faeser will spend a month at her Monroe home.
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Janesville
Phyllis Wackenhirn
Ernest Anlauf
Charline McGinnis
Doris Miller
Adolph Fogel
Dorothy
Lucile
Fred Faeser
Faeser
Alice
Pinehurst Sanitarium
Monroe
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Perle G
Goxy
Trukenbrod Pharmacy
Evening Times
IP Cial
Green County
Wm. A. Becker
Ruth
Stauffer
Groves-Bernhardt School For BeacEttak Belesnd Bnooo
Bernard Wild
Mmes
George Bidlingmaier
Wiliam Bidlingmaier
Walter Thoman
Dennis
William Isely
RTIS
Harold J. Lamboley
J. A. Harriman
Secretary of Commerce
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U. S. Department of Coma
SUILD
Carter
HALL
Rockford
Milwaukee
Port Washington
Sheboygan
Manitewec
Green Bay
Dousman
Oconomowee Watertowl
Pan
Delavan
Lake Geneva
Kenosh
Darien
Walworth
Harvard
Browntown
Shullsburg Dubuque
Jordan—Argyle
Darlington Platteville
Dubuque
Cardinal
Arlington Race Track
Cal
Union Bus Depot
Union School District
Board of Education
Union School District No
City of
Wisconsin
General Contro Board of Education Administration
Monroe, Wis
G. E. Zuercher
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