Another Broken Pledge and the Alaska Air Incident
The editorial condemns the downing of a U S Navy plane by two Soviet MIG jets off Alaska as a provocative act that undermines peace efforts. It urges Dulles to press Moscow in U N meetings for an open explanation and a formal apology and calls the United States to demand discipline of the Soviet pilots before trusting future Moscow promises.
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Wisconsin dairy promotion gains momentum at Alice in Dairyland
The article notes rising support for Wisconsin dairy products through state and national programs led by the Agriculture Department and the American Dairy Association. It highlights the Alice in Dairyland finals in Wausau as a banner example, with community merchandising campaigns and lessons learned from Monroe. Public enthusiasm grows as Rep Melvin Laird remarks on rising consumption nationwide, urging continued effort and vigilance.
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American Dairy Association
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Phillips Falls, Ends Run in National Marble Tourney
Rollie Phillips of Racine loses to Robert Brown of Lake Wales in a Friday night match, knocking Phillips out of the double elimination national marbles championships sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Rollie Phillips
Racine
Robert Brown
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Berlin notes and Monroes plans amid 1915 events
Berlin reports say the new German note to press will quote President Wilson calling the Lusitania sinking a tragedy and pledging a shift in submarine policy. A citywide Monroe celebration program is set for July 3 with the volunteer fire department leading. Wisconsin Threshermen form a mutual insurance company electing William Prisk as president. Green County Milk Producers call a special meeting at the Courthouse to elect officers. Monroe Masons will travel to New Glarus for the charter celebration of the village lodge.
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Monroe
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Mutual Insurance Company
William Prisk
Arthur Collentine
Green County Milk Producers Association
Monroe Masons
New Glarus
Ideas Hide in a Writer's Mailbag and Tales From Readers
A columnist muses on how ideas come from reader letters and tips, noting how mail inspires columns and debates. He recalls Matt the local columnist who mined readers for slants, bank teller Frank Sackett's corrections, and the value of starting a shop talk when conversation runs dry.
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Matt
John Street
Frank Sackett
Sackett
General Features Corp
Evansville Announces July 4 Celebration Schedule
Evansville boosters promote the 10th annual 4th of July event with queen finalists, a crown at 11 45 a m, and activities from 10 a m. A Dairyland on Parade start, old fashioned horse pulling, water carnival, baseball and softball games, square dancing, and a Lake Leota fireworks finale. Sunday features Home Talent League games and an Edgerton Footville softball exhibition.
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Dairyland
American Legion
Beloit
Lake Leota
Deerfield
Edgerton
Footville
Halts Salk Vaccine Program in Maryland
The Maryland State Board of Health voted to pause the Salk polio vaccine program, deciding to wait for national developments before resuming efforts.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Board of Health
Standstill as stricter polio vaccine tests delay mass inoculations
Washington reports a slowdown in school polio immunizations due to tighter safety standards for the Salk vaccine. Dr. Hart Van Riper notes the program is at a standstill until micro vaccine is available. NIH says no new releases for a week or more, with full distribution likely delayed until August or later. six firms show varying timelines for supplies and protocols.
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Marietta
Washington
Parke-Davie and Co
Detroit
Public Health Service
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Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Sharpe and Dohme
Philadelphia
NIH
Health Service
Welfare Department
TV Producer Fred Rickey Dies at 34
The Associated Press reports Fred Rickey, 34, television producer of NBCs Wide Wide World and former Omnibus producer, died Friday in New York. Palo Alto notes Aura Rouverol, 69, playwright and actress who created the Andy Hardy radio and film series, also died Friday.
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Aurania Rouverol
Andy Hardy
Charles B. Travis Dies. Hearst aide and King Features veteran
Charles B. Travis 74 longtime secretary to William Randolph Hearst and a King Features Corp representative for 43 years died Friday in Kansas City.
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Charles B. Travis
William Randolph Hearst
King Features Corp
Chicago Man Dies After Four Car Crash Near Tomah
Daniel Daley of Chicago, 54, died in a hospital Friday from injuries suffered in a four car crash Sunday night near Tomah. His wife, also injured in the crash, is recovering. The notice appears in the Times Want Ads.
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Here
Beauty Deep in Feathers Blue Jays In Maine
A reader recalls a blue jay family near her home in Maine sharing insight on jays. They eat mostly vegetarian foods and help forests by burying nuts while also attacking small nests for caterpillars, a mix of beauty and mischief in bird life.
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Maine
Ruth Barstow
Massachusetts
SPCA
Niagara Falls Shifts Upstream Over A Century
The National Geographic Society says Niagara Falls in Canada has retreated upriver at two to four feet per year for 100 years, highlighting long term erosion and change in the falls' position.
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Niagara
Canadian Falls
National Geographic Society
New Members and Addresses Listed in Notices
Several individuals are recorded as new members with addresses or routes. Dennis Eugene Leonard lives at 1715 25th street and joined on Sept 27, 1954. Marilyn J Pick Route 2 joined on Apr 3, 1955. Kenneth A Pick Route 2 joined on Oct 17, 1949. H David Pick Route 2 joined on Jul 11, 1946. Robert H Pick Route 2 joined on Aug 2, 1944.
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Dennis Eugene Leonard
25Th Street
Marilyn J. Pick
Kenneth A. Pick
H. David Pick
Robert H. Pick
Cheddar Market Firm as Demand Steady in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin reports American cheese markets strengthened from steady to firm with good demand and active interest. Prices remained firm as butter markets stayed unchanged.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. Include date of birth and age last birthday.
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Monroe
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Johns To Head Bar Association
GREEN BAY Wisconsin John s 44 La Crosse attorney was elected president elect of the Wisconsin Bar Association for next year succeeding Al LaFrance Racine who serves as president this year Fred Trowbridge Green Bay held office last year Gilson G Glasier Madison reelected secretary a post he has held for over 30 years Leo Hartman Juneau elected treasurer In the sole contest Ralph Hoyt Milwaukee defeated John Wickham Janesville for the state judicial council representative The House of Governors chose Lawrence Hart Madison as speaker and Harold Langer Baraboo as vice speaker
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la Crosse
Wisconsin Bar Association
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al LaFrance
Racine
Fred Trowbridge
Gilson G. Glasier
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Leo Hartman
Juneau
Ralph Hoyt
Milwaukee
John Wickham
Janesville
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House of Governors
Lawrence Hart
Harold Langer
Baraboo
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