Publisher Hints At Goldfine Link To Post Demise
Former publisher John Fox testified of powerful pressures aimed at eliminating the Boston Post tied to Goldfine and federal figures, with Fox alleging ties to the Boston Herald Traveler Corp. and Ber nard Goldfine. The open hearing was allowed with notice if defamation risk arose, amid pressures linked to SEC reporting lapses and Armstrong denying favoritism.
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Goldfine
Washington
John Fox
Boston Post
Fox
House
Boston Herald Traveler Corp
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
United States
Harry S. Truman
Adams
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Securities and Exchange Commission
East Boston Co
SEC
J. Sinclair Armstrong
UAW Crackdown Ends Missile Plant Strike at Chrysler
Detroit Chrysler guided missile plant returns to normal after a three day wildcat strike by Missile Plant Local 1245 ends. The local votes to accept a UAW international order to return to work or face discipline as UAW President Reuther threatens to place the local under an administrator amid a circuit court order against mass picketing.
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Detroit
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
UAW International
UAW
Walter Reuther
Lime Dairy Ring Mold Recipe For Today
Mrs Lawrence Raymer provides a Lime Dairy Ring Mold recipe and a Sour Cream Salad for dessert. The lime ring combines lime jello crushed pineapple milk and cream cheese then sets in a mold. The center is filled with pineapple fruit salad or the sour cream salad with pineapple marshmallows nuts and sour cream. Chill at least four hours before serving.
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Lawrence Raymer
Homemaker Council
Concrete Stage Planned for Fair at Green County
A 30 by 60 foot concrete stage will be built in front of the Green County Fair amphitheatre for July 30 to August 3. Monroe Ready Mix, the low bidder, will start this week. Remodeling proceeds in Floral Hall with a new central cheese display and a reworked old display case. A new foods and nutrition section is planned and the administration building will be green repainted with interior work. An added 200 amp electric service doubles capacity at the stock pavilion. Schaefer's carnival merges with 20th Century Shows to appear as Schaefer's 20th Century. Children’s Day is Friday August 1 with special events. The secretary’s office opens July 14. Staff includes Nell Cunningham, Carolyn Eichorst, Gertrude Erb, Barbara Haworth. Bi-weekly mowing covers the fairgrounds except infield. hay by John Vogel of Clarno. Seasonal staff Ben Helmeid and William Mueller join Frank Hauser, the year-round custodian.
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Monroe
Floral Hall
Green County
Schaefer
Carnival
Rolland W. Karlen
20Th Century
Nell Cunningham
Carolyn Eichorst
Gertrude Erb
Barbara Haworth
John Vogel
Clarno
Ben Helmeid
William Mueller
Frank Hauser
Hiawatha School Addition Proposed
A special meeting of qualified electors from Monroe Jordan Clarno and Cadiz Townships will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Hiawatha school to consider an all purpose room addition costing not more than 25000 dollars. The meeting will discuss architectural and building contracts and borrowing and levying a tax to fund the addition.
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Hiawatha
Monroe
Jordan
Clarno
Cadiz
Kendall C. Digman
Digman
MacArthur Invited to Return to Philippine Islands
President Carlos Garcia announced a warm invitation for General Douglas A. MacArthur to return to the Philippine Islands and be greeted with a rousing welcome. The pledge followed a wartime resistance leadership era.
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MacArthur
Phoenix
Douglas A. MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Carlos Garcia
Methodists Approve Addition for Church Ceremony Sunday
The First Methodist church congregation approved a 40 by 60 foot brick addition costing about 42000 dollars. Ground breaking will be held at 9 a.m. Sunday with Rev. Glen H Ridnour announcing Monroe Construction Co as contractor and Alvin F Rote Co as designer. Construction begins Monday and should finish by early fall.
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First Methodist
Glen H. Ridnour
Monroe Construction Co
Alvin F. Rote Co
D. A. Crandall
Nathan Bear
O. N. Johnson
W. T. Plate
Henry Burgy
Thomas R. Goetz
Myron I. Stair
E. O. Evans
Rodney O. Kittlesen
Wesley Dodge
Floyd Matzke
Crandall
Archie Schneider
Roland E. Thorp
WSCS
Clarence Mahlberg
C. Gene Hennager
Ridnour
Deane Irish
Madison
Southern Methodist District
Stock List Uneven with Aircrafts and Rails Up
In New York the stock list showed uneven gains with aircrafts and rails rising while steels fluctuated amid uncertainty over price trends. Copper motors and oils moved mixed as trading stayed moderately active and most changes stayed within a one point range.
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New York
Traffic Toll Reaches 324 In Wisconsin Fatalities
The 324 highway deaths mark a near record high with 15 fewer than last year. At Antigo a radar station worker, Lowell R. Alinder of Baltimore, died when his car struck a North Western train. Other victims include Paul D. Shea of St Nazianz, Gerald Swift of Casco, Louis Schwefel of Watertown, Dennis Vadnais of Green Bay, and Lloyd Adickes of Platteville.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Air Force
Antigo
Lowell R. Alinder
Baltimore
North Western
T. E. Miller
Lake Charles
Anthony Mazzaro
Warren
Ohio
Paul D. Shea
St. Nazianz
Holy Family Hospital
Manitowoc
Shea
Gerald Swifta
Casco
Louis Schwefel
Watertown
Dennis Vadnais
Green Bay
Oconto
Little Suamico
North Side Businesmen’s Association
Lloyd Adickes
Platteville
Slugger School Offers Area Baseball Tryouts
The Silver Sluggers baseball school at Rock County fairgrounds July 15 and 16 will host Milwaukee Braves scouts coaching 16 to 21 year olds from area towns. One player per sponsor town earns a chance at the Aug 7 All-star game. five All-stars advance to Braves farm camp in Waycross, Ga. in 1959.
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Silver Sluggers
Rock County Fairgrounds
Monroe Evening Times
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Allstar
Braves
Waycross
Milwaukee Sentinel
New York
Rushville
Baseball Digest
WIAA
Vanguard rocket fails again in fifth attempt at reaching orbit
The Vanguard rocket failed on its second stage for the fifth time in six trials, with the latest launch at Cape Canaveral at 12:01 a.m. failing to ignite the second stage. The sail carried a 20-inch satellite that fell back to Earth, leaving GE to announce a new rocket engine capable of lifting much heavier payloads.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
General Electric Co
Florida
Navy
128th To Honor Retiring Leader
Col. Oscar A. Moldenhauer of Tomah will be honored tomorrow at Camp McCoy with a review of the 128th Infantry Regiment which he commands. Lt. Col. William Sherman of Eau Claire, the unit’s executive officer, will also retire after 37 years. A dinner for the Moldenhauers and the Shermans followed a retreat tribute by Tomah troops.
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Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Tomah
Monroe
Camp McCoy
128Th Infantry Regiment
WNG
Moldenhauer
McCoy
William Sherman
Eau Claire
128Th
Army Services Forces
New Orleans
Col. Sherman
Malice Denied By Mrs Benson At Milwaukee Meeting
Mrs. Marguerite Benson Milwaukee veteran Democratic party worker and vice chairman said she bore no malice toward anyone after losing a bid for national committeewoman. She praised Vel Phillips as a wise choice and noted contact from Washington. Phillips spoke to the audience with optimism about sweeping the state this year. Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles urged solving state and national problems with minimal cost and government red tape.
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Associated Press
Marguerite Benson
Milwaukee
Democratic Party
Milwaukee County Democratic Council
Vel Phillips
Phillips
Roseleip seeks GOP nomination for 17th district senator
Gordon W. Roseleip of Darlington, last state commander of the American Legion, announced he will seek the Republican nomination for state senator in the 17th district. He will oppose incumbent Robert Travis of Platteville. The 17th district includes Lafayette Green Iowa and Grant Counties.
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Darlington
Gordon W. Roseleip
American Legion
Roseleip
Robert Travis
Platteville
Lafayette
Green
Iowa
Grant
Two City Mishaps Reported by Police
City police investigated two traffic accidents with minor damage and no injuries. Robert G. Ellefson of Monroe collided with a parked car owned by John Lewis on 17th Avenue in the 700 block. slight damage to both vehicles. Arthur L. Wagner of 2341 17th Avenue and Earl J. Geigel of 804 9th Street collided on 17th Avenue in the 2100 block. Wagner’s car sustained minor damage.
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Robert G. Ellefson
Route 3
Monroe
John Lewis
17Th Avenue
Arthur L. Wagner
Earl J. Geigel
9Th Street
Wagner
Green County Delegation Attends Mrs. Smith Testimonial
A 40 member Green County delegation will attend tonight’s testimonial dinner for Mrs. Eleanor Smith at Lakelawn near Delavan honoring the widow of late Rep. Lawrence H. Smith. Over 300 guests expected as Mrs. Smith contemplates succeeding her husband in Congress with Mrs. Alice Leopold as principal speaker from Washington and Labor Department ties.
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Green County
First District
GOP
Lakelawn
Delavan
Eleanor Smith
Lawrence H. Smith
Smith
Congress
Washington
Labor Department
Women’s Bureau
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Rabies Suspect Termed Negative
The state laboratory in Madison announced that tests on a gopher captured at Recreation Park after biting two children show no signs of rabies. Additional tests may follow. The two bitten youths are Ronald Mauermann and Ralph Kubly. their parents debate continuing the 14 day shot series. A third child bitten near Greenwood cemetery also receives shots. Allan Goecke reported his children playing with a squirrel that died and was sent to Madison for testing.
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State Laboratory
Madison
Recreation Park
Ronald Mauermann
Willars Mauermann
Ralph Kubly
Frederick Kubly
Greenwood Cemetery
Allan F. Goecke
10Th Street
Brodhead Voters Face Ballot on School Again
Brodhead residents in Joint District No 1 vote tomorrow on 440000 general obligation bonds for a new high school. The earlier April 19 referendum drew 576 against and 463 for, with polling from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in Brodhead and several nearby towns.
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Brodhead
Deceatur
Spring Grove
Spring Valley
Green and Rock
Dairy Queen Queen to Appear at Bank Tomorrow
Miss Susan Disch of Monticello Green County's new dairy queen will appear tomorrow after noon and evening at The Commercial and Savings Bank to distribute free milk and cheese. She was named Dairy Day queen at Brodhead and will join agricultural activities including the Green County Fair and June Dairy Month promotions.
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the Commercial and Savings Bank Today
Susan Disch
Monticello
Green County
Miss Disch
Brodhead
Capital Fears All-Out Attack In Tripoli Fights
Beir ut Port Tripoli battles rage for over four hours with at least six dead and twenty injured. Rebel Omar Karami says fighting began at noon and peaked around 3 p m as government forces used armored cars to clear roadblocks. U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold carries Solh’s plea for an emergency international force to Lebanon while Chamoun warns of possible direct US British aid.
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Beirut
Tripoli
Omar Karami
Associated Press
Karomi
Rashid Karomi
Cairo
Chamoun
Lebanon
U. S
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Sami Solh
U. N
Solh
Hammarskjold
United Arab Republic
Security Council
General Assembly
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U S
County Citizens Form Green County Govermental Affairs Committee
Merlin J Meythaler was named chairman with Rodney O Kittelsen as vice chairmen at a Eugene hotel organizational meeting for Green County Govern mental Affairs Committee. The group will study local state and federal taxes and expenditures and seek government economy. They will consult the Public Expenditure Survey of Wisconsin based in Madison. Twenty citizens from Monroe Brodhead Judo Albany Monticello and New Glarus attended. Next meeting is Wednesday Sept 24 in Brodhead.
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Merlin J. Meythaler
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Eugene
Green County
Wisconsin
Madison
Monroe
Brodhead
Judo
Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Co K Guardsmen Get Pay Check After Summer Maneuvers
Paycheck for Co. K Green County National Guard arrives after two weeks of summer maneuvers with the 32nd Red Arrow Division at Camp McCoy. Payroll totals $10,473.55 with deductions leaving $8,863.43. Advanced detail reached Monroe and trucks will return tomorrow to bring guardsmen home.
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Co. K
Green County
32Nd
Red Arrow
Camp McCoy
Monroe
Tomorow
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Jaycettes
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M. Agatha
John F. Kundert
The
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Times
Hiawatha School
Slugger School
Naval Research Laboratory
Harold
Col
Oscar Moldenhauer
Infantry Staff School
Ft. Benning
Junior Officers Training Center
San Antonio
Tex
110Th Infantry Regiment
Alexander
8Th Service Command
Dallas
Benson
Gordon Roseleip
Dairy Queen
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