Churchill Opens Settlement Talks With Eisenhower
Prime Minister Churchill meets President Eisenhower at the White House to resolve misunderstandings between the allied powers. The talks focus on Far East policy with observers doubtful real progress can be made. Churchill, Eden, and U.S. officials attend a reception before a public remarks session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Churchill
Eisenhower
Far East
White House
Britain
U. S
Nixon
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Eden
They Even Named Hurricane Alice
The season’s first hurricane, Alice, formed in the Gulf of Mexico and swept toward Brownsville Texas and nearby Mexican coast. Winds near the center reached 80 miles per hour as the storm aimed at a sparsely populated Mexican coast 50 to 60 miles south of Brownsville.
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Brownsville
Tex
Alice
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican
Texas
World market theme in Times Classifieds highlights Swiss home ad
The Evening Times displays a Swiss house ad from Buerglen Thurgau for Dr. Ernest J. Zingg now in Princeton RCA. Zingg’s home, eight rooms and two baths, is described as modern with hot water heat in a low tax residential area. The notice links Zingg to James Driver, Misses Margaret and Nell Burgi’s nephew, and RCA. An accompanying note mentions Swiss visitors seeking work in the area, including two who entered Canada and one who obtained a cheesemaking job locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Times
Buerglen
Thurgau
Switzerland
Ernest J. Zingg
Radio Corporation of America
RCA Laboratories
Princeton
N. J
Zingg
America
Dr. Zingg
James Driver
Margaret
Nell Burgi
Monroe
RCA
Canada
Colorado Chosen For Air Academy Controversy
Lake Geneva residents mourned as the Air Force chose a site near Colorado Springs for the 126 million dollar academy. Linn Township opponents argued loss of farms and land value, while Lake Geneva leaders and Wisconsin politicians voiced disappointment. Senator Trinke praised the Colorado Springs decision as a break for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Linn
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
William Trinke
Zinda
Francis Drake
J. E. Hatch
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Hatch
Talbott
Franklin Walsh
Linn Board
Trinke
Walworth County
Academy
Alton
Wisconsin
Ralph Williams
Washington
Kohler
Rep. Smith
Wisconsin Sizzling With Heat Amid Forecast Showers
Wisconsin sweltered as temperatures hit 93 by early afternoon and held at that mark. Forecasters predicted showers and thundershowers in the north and central regions tonight, spreading statewide by tomorrow night with highs in the middle 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mercury
McCarthy Leading In One Chicago Poll and Army Edge in Other
Chicago polls show McCarthy leading 56.5 to 43.5 in a Daily News tally with 27,300 votes. the Sun-Times reports Army backers lead in a secret ballot with 31,088 votes counted and 54.4 percent yes. Daily News closes Sunday while Sun-Times final results are due Sunday evening.
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Chicago
Sen
McCarthy
Army
Daily News
Sun-Times
Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
Pvt. G. David Schine
Stevens Adams
Albany Greets Officials of Firm
Representatives of the Emil J. Paidar Co. met 200 Albany residents at a grade school gymnasium event hosted by the Albany Community Club. C. Long Dioughy and John Pozdro spoke on the company’s history since its 1909 founding, with D. A. Crandall and Prof. C. W. Colby honored for securing the Albany site. Applications for jobs were being accepted at Edgewater cafe and Crandall Oil Co in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Emil J. Paidar Co
Albany Community Club
Domenic Bongiorno
C. Long Dioughy
John Pozdro
John T. Paidar
D. A. Crandall
C. W. Colby
University of Wisconsin
M. J. Ingwell
Edgewater Cafe
Crandall Oil Co
Monroe
Albany Youth Struck by Car in Albany Injured
A four year old Albany boy is in critical condition after being struck by a car near his home shortly before noon. David Patty, son of Mrs. Margaret Patty, suffered a basal skull fracture and was taken to St. Clare hospital. The driver, David Nipple, 18, is in shock and unable to answer questions. the boy has four siblings at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
David Patty
Margaret Patty
St. Clare Hospital
Clement
Ole) Lowl
Highway 59
David Nipple
Lowl
Nipple
Plane crash claims life of Monticello man Clyde Arnold
Clyde Arnold, 41, of Monticello, was killed Thursday night when his light plane crashed during a short pleasure flight near Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Minn
Clyde Arnold
Guatemalan Rebel Forces Advance in Chiquimula Clash
Guatemalan exile leader Col. Carlos Castillo Armas says rebels mass for a major battle at Chiquimula as they capture 16 towns since the invasion began. Honduran authorities threaten expulsion of a Guatemalan ambassador amid accusations of aiding the rebellion.
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Guatemala
Santo Tomas
el Estor
Morales
Bananera
York
Las Quebradas
Los Amates
Quirigia
Iguana
Gualan
Camoatan
Jacotan
Vado
Hondo
Olapa
Esquipulas
Carlos Castillo Armas
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Chiquimula
Col
Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Amadeo Chinchilla
Single Daisies Up In Plymouth Trade
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports firm tone on raw milk single daisies and steady overall. Prices show two cars state brand cheddars at 30% and three lots Missouri U S Grade B cheddars at 28. bids for raw milk single daisies 34 and Missouri U S Grade B cheddars 28 or 27% remain unfilled. junior grade cheddars 29% and pasteurized long horns 33% offers not filled. junior grade cheddars weak and other state brands steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Missouri U. S
Missouri
U. S
Alice in Dairyland Parade Set to Circle Monroe Square
The colorful "Alice in Dairyland" parade led by W R Schuetze and Russell Carter will move from the fairgrounds at 12:15 pm for a 12:30 pm start. Forty units including Gov. Kohler and sixteen state finalists will ride through Monroe streets then circle the square before returning to the fairgrounds for music by the Monroe High School bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Public Square
R. Schuetze
Russell Carter
Juda
Cochairman
Fairgrounds
10Th Street
18Th Avenue
9Th Street
17Th Avenue
Walter J. Kohler
Monroe High School
Schuetze
Company K
Suzanne Devine
Madison
Meadow Gold Joey
Alice In Dairyland
Gov. Kohler
Robert F. Marty
Alice
Brooks Inwiddie
J. B. Schereer
Pet Milk Co
New Glarus
Brennan’s
Albany High School
Brodhead Junior Chamber of Commerce
Borden
Green County Rural Youth
Coatless Banquet Set Amid Heat For Alice in Dairyland
Tonight's Alice in Dairyland banquet in Turner hall will be a shirt sleeve affair due to hot weather. Coats are optional with about 300 guests expected. 16 finalists will parade to Miss Mary Ellen Jenks, 1953 Alice in Dairyland, on stage. Mil ton Hult, president of the National Dairy Council, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice In Dairyland
Turner Hall
Forrest Kubly
Mary Ellen Jenks
Alpha Zeta Business Girls Sorority
Kubly
Milton Hult
Chicago
National Dairy Council
Miss Jenks
McDowell
Glarus Edelweis
Hearings Planned On Change To Milk Herd Date
The State Board of Agriculture will hold three hearings on changing the Grade A milk Brucellosis free herd date from November 15 1955 to July 1 1955 to align Wisconsin with Illinois markets. Donald McDowell described the plan at the Eugene hotel and noted county plans toward Plan A and July 1 implementation.
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State Board of Agriculture
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
Eugene
McDowell
Wisconsin
Illinois
Green County
Heating Plant Plans Approved for Senior High and Lincoln
The Board of Education authorized advertising for bids on a new heating plant for the senior high and Lincoln schools. Architect Joseph A. Weiler presented final plans at the meeting, with Citizens Advisory Committee in attendance. Estimated cost ranges from 110000 to 115000 due to added expansion features. Board members present included Dr. Leslie G. Kindschi G E Zuercher Rodney O Kittelsen and Mrs Arthur Wagner Jr. Others included Clifford M. Fritz Herbert Lanz and board attorney Robert L Elmer.
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Weiler and Strang
Madison
Board of Education
Lincoln
Joseph A. Weiler
Citizens Advisory Committee
Leslie G. Kindschi
G. E. Zuercher
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Arthur Wagner Jr
Clifford M. Fritz
Herbert Lanz
Robert L. Elmer
Boy suffocates in hay wagon at De Pere farm
Two year old Milton Nooyan died after suffocating in a wagon load of hay on the farm of his father Melvin Nooyen in De Pere on Thursday.
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DE Pere
Milton Nooyan
Melvin Nooyen
Fire contained at Heinzelman Construction building
Monroe volunteers stopped a blaze that started in rubbish behind the Heinzelman Construction Co. building on 10th Street at 11 30 a m. Firemen said the fire threatened the structure but was confined to scrap lumber and the rear wall with only minor damage. Workmen hauled water in wheelbarrows before fire trucks arrived.
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Monroe Fire Department
Heinzelman Construction Co
10Th Street
H. L
Bert) Sickinger
Moore Johnson title fight set for Madison Square Garden
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore will defend his title versus Harold Johnson of Philadelphia at Madison Square Garden. The August 11 bout was announced by IBC president Jim Norris and will be telecast coast to coast on CBS.
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New York
Archie Moore
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
CBS
Governor Kohler to speak at Alice in Dairyland coronation
Gov. Walter J. Kohler will address the crowd at the fairgrounds before the 1954 Alice in Dairyland coronation. The program includes a 2 p.m. timetable with welcomes, the governor’s address at 2:12, and the coronation at 2:53, with a rain contingency move to Monroe High School gym.
China Admits Ship Seizure Off Formosa
China says a warship seized the Russian tanker Tuapse off Formosa and may confiscate vessel and cargo. Tuapse is held at Kaohsiung port. Soviets accuse the United States of seizing the tanker. The United States denies any seizure by U S warships.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Formosan
Kaohsiung
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Philippines
Shanghai
U. N
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Adm
Felix B. Stump
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Judging For State Alice in Dairyland Crown Underway
Sixteen regional finalists gather at the Eugene hotel for a two day judging process ahead of tomorrow’s coronation. Finalists, guests, and state officials attend a luncheon and interviews begin this afternoon with a banquet to follow tonight at Turner hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
State Department of Agriculture
LyAnne Fleming
Cudahy
Martta O’brien
LaValle
Dorothy Gustafson
Park Falls
Jean Knaup
Beaver Dam
Donna Pirnat
Tomah
Ramona Brunner
Leopolis
Jacqueline Skarda
Lena
Carole Tickler
Seymour
Lois Marie Holm
Superior
Joan Bauch
Augusta
Karen Christofferson
Madison
Mary Ellen McCabe
Ladysmith
Karen Lee
Mondovi
Mary Ann Bendel
Athens
Doree Hawks
Withee
Janet Kieffer
Green Bay
Helen Gempeler
Carol Galli
Nathan Bear
Alice
Mary Ellen Jenks
Dairyland
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Howard L. Orians
Dunwiddie
Loveland
Marty
State Board of Agriculture
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U.S
British Overseas Airways
Times
Coban
Pacific Ocean
el Salvador
Colorado
Air Academy
Nicaragua
U.N. Security Council
Inter-American Peace Committee
Liberation Army
Guatemala City
Zacapa
Carribean
Puerto Barrios
Radio Liberation
Arbenz
Plymouth
Circle Square
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Ed Hanson
Maxwell
al Negus
Barneveld
Bang
Livestock Sanitation Advisory Committee
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Department
Waldo Freitag
Allan F. Barnard
Don Wilkinson
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
J. B. Scherer
Green County Farm Foundation
Freitag
Alice’’ Committee
Frank Wing
D. N. McDowell
Donald N. McDowell
Cliff Hutchinson
Agriculture Department
Volmer H. Sorenson
State Bureau of Personnel
Truman Torgerson
Lake-to-Lake
Kiel
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Clarence W. Loveland
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