1954 Alice in Dairyland finals praised statewide
Monroe and Green County communities earned statewide praise for co sponsoring the 1954 Alice in Dairyland contest. The event drew praise as the biggest and best finals in the history, with Miss Mary Ellen McCabe of Ladysmith crowned queen and Miss Mary Ellen Jenks of Chippewa Falls assisting in final details.
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Monroe
Alice In Dairyland
Wisconsin
Green County
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Green County Farm Foundation
Mary Ellen McCabe
Ladysmith
Mary Ellen Jenks
Chippewa Falls
Talks With France on Indochina and Defense Policy
Time for a Talk France’s acceptance of Eisenhower’s invitation to Washington for discussions on Indochina crisis and the European defense program signals cautious diplomacy. Rene Coty states France seeks freedom and peace while avoiding firm commitments, amid France’s political weakness. Eisenhower warned time runs out on the EDC, urging clear allied aims before further crises.
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France
Eisenhower
Washington
Rene Coty
Coty
Europe
Churchill
Eden
Geneva
Indochina
Hartley Case Clues To Be Taken on Tour
The display of clues from Evelyn Hartley’s disappearance travels to six Wisconsin cities and possibly Minnesota. A bloodstained jacket and worn tennis shoes found near La Crosse are tied to the case by lab work. Investigator A M Josepnson will lead the tour with another official.
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Hartley
LA Crosse
Evelyn Hartley
A. M. Josepnson
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Columnist Says Carr To Leave Probe Staff
New York Francis P. Carr will resign as staff director for the Senate subcommittee on investigations within about a week. Walter Winchell said on Sunday night he learned of Carrs planned resignation from Roy M. Cohn. Carr leaves to take a higher paying job with a nationally known firm with offices in New York.
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New York
Francis P. Carr
Senate
Walter Winchell
American Broadcasting Co
Winchell
Carr
Roy M. Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
Dewey Nominated for President at Republican Convention
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York wins unanimous presidential nomination at Chicago Republican Convention. Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio chosen as running mate. Also noted are a summer band concert with Nathan Thorp and Staff Sgt. Edwin Strehlow honored in England for extraordinary heroism. Local efforts deploy to assist flood wreckage near Orangeville and Graziot South Wayne areas.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Chicago
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Nathan Thorp
Edwin W. Strehlow
Juda
England
James Doolittle
Monroe
Hoot Corners
Orangeville
Gratiot
South
Wayne
Male birds reach summer quarters earlier than females in migration
In bird migrations, the male birds tend to reach summer quarters before the females. The timing difference highlights gender-based dispersal patterns during seasonal movement.
E Miner 89 Former Prominent Citizen Dies in Ridgeway
50 years ago E Miner aged 89, a former prominent businessman, dies at his Ridgeway Missouri home. He operated eleven lumber yards and three banks with his sons, engaged in lumber here with Lewis Road in 1858, later moved to Brodhead, returned 1865 to partner with A C Dodge, left for Nebraska in 1870, then moved to Missouri. Wilson Wright returns from Milwaukee with the first registered dachshund pup seen here. Luchsinger and Lehmann rent the west side square room vacated by the bowling alley and plan to move their saloon from the east side.
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S&s
Luchsinger and
Lehmann
Crisis echoes Munich as US faces Southeast Asia risk
Washington gloom deepens as readers recall Munich and the 1938 Sudetenland moment. The piece traces a four year arc from Korea to Indochina, detailing Soviet diplomacy, Geneva talks, and Asian reactions to American leadership amid fears of a new global crisis.
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Willian L. Ryan
Washington
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Poland
Asia and Geneva shadow U S posture in Cold War notes
The article surveys U S policy in Asia and Latin America, noting Asian anger at Washington over Vietnam and base deals, Geneva’s impact on Indochina and Korea, a rising risk of a divided peninsula, and fears of a pro Communist shift in Guatemala amid Latin American unrest.
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Pakistan
United States
Geneva
Molotov
Chou En-lai
Red
China
New Delhi
Cairo
Suez Canal
Indochina
Red China
Washington
France
Korea
Latin America
Guatemala
Americas
People’s Democracy
Rusk County Treasurer Yelmer Sims Dies at 61
Yelmer V. Sims longtime Rusk County treasurer for 25 years died at his home after a brief illness. He was 61.
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RUSK
Ladysmith
Yelmer V. Sims
Ice Islands Replace Icebergs in Arctic Ocean NSF Report
The National Geographic Society notes a shift in Arctic ice formation with isolated ice islands predominating over icebergs. Researchers describe changing ocean currents and temperatures influencing calving and drift patterns.
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Arctic Ocean
The
National Geographic Society
Anna Streich 78 Dies In Wisconsin
Mrs. Anna Streich 78, formerly of Madison, died at 9 p m Saturday in Wyocena hospital Wisconsin She was born December 7 1885 in Canton Bern Switzerland and came to Monroe in 1906 She leaves three daughters three sons and several siblings in Switzerland and the United States Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev P C Kehle officiating and burial in Greenwood cemetery
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Anna Streich
Spahn Avenue
Madison
Wyocena Hospital
Wyocena
Wis
Streich
Ann Frauchiger
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Jacob and
Anna Wuetrich Frauchiger
Monroe
Green
Dane Counties
William Towell
Mineral Point
Alfred M. Peterson
Black River Falls
Leo Theinert
Beloit
Hans
Herman
Walter
Gottfried
Fred
Spokane
Wash
Ernest
Shriner-Neushwander
P. C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Parish House Rites Held at Orfordville
Orfordville witnessed the dedication of a new parish house addition to its church with Dr. Martin Anderson of the Evangelical Lutheran Church presiding as Eastern District president. Rev. Paul S. Reque delivered the sermon, Rev. M. P. Kaatrud led the liturgy, and Rev. M. B. Tollefsrud conducted Holy Communion. Area ministers Revs. Austinson, Sigwall, Molldrem, and Carl Thompson attended, with Rev. W. K. Naeseth also present. The 93 by 33 foot masonry building houses a heating plant, kitchen, dining facilities, chapel, pastor’s study, two fireplaces, and rooms for Sunday school.
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Orfordville
Martin Anderson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Orfordville Church
Paul S. Reque
Redwood Falls
Minn
M. P. Kaatrud
Minneapolis
M. B. Tollefsrud
M. C. Austinson
Janesville
W. K. Sigwall
Whitewater
A. R. Molldrem
Beloit
Carl Thompson
Brodhead
W. K. Naeseth
Rochester
PRUVO Arthritis Pain Relief Advertises Low Cost Formula
A shameless drug-store ad touts PRUVO as a fast relief for arthritis and rheumatism at $1.50 per bottle with a money back guarantee. It promises relief from pains in hands arms neck legs and ankles and directs readers to Blum's Kexall Drug Store in Monroe Wisconsin.
Busy Beavers 4 H Club Meets at Senn Home
The Browntown Busy Beavers 4 H club met Tuesday night at the Jake Senn home. Mina Flannery led the pledge and roll call identified weeds. A dinner roast followed. The next meeting is scheduled for July 13 at the Raymond Montgomery home.
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Browntown
Deaths: Henry Simler and Francis Casadesus
Beverly Hills California Henry Simler 78 retired Remington Band Inc executive and originator of the 40 plus program to provide job opportunities for men past 40 died Saturday Paris Francis Casadesus 83 composer conductor and dean of the Casadesus family born in Paris died Sunday
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Henry Simler
Remington Band, Inc
Paris
Francis Casadesus
Casadesus
Charlie Pick former major league player dies at 66
Charlie Pick age 66 a former major league baseball player from 35 years ago and brother of Gen. Lewis A. Pick died Saturday in Lynchburg Virginia He was born in Roxboro North Carolina.
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Lynchburg
Charlie Pick
Lewis A. Pick
Roxboro
N. C
Democrat candidate Olsen dies at 72
NORTHAMPTON Mass George W Olsen age 72 former Democratic governor candidate in Nebraska in 1944 died Sunday in Massachusetts the obituary notes his long political career and residence in Northampton.
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Northampton
Mass
George W. Olsen
Nebraska
Columnist Virgila Stephens Dies at 59 in Virginia
Virgila Tiffany Stephens 59 a nationally known columnist and women s page editor for the Washington Times Herald died Sunday in Alexandria Virginia Born in Minneapolis she rose to prominence as a leading newspaper writer and editor in women s pages care details unavailable
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Alexandria
Virgila Tiffany Stephens
The
Washington Times Herald
Minneapolis
Dartmouth diplomat Theodore A. Morde dies at 43
Theodore A. Morde a 43 year old diplomat and television news producer described as a news film producer explorer and war correspondent died Saturday at his home in Dartmouth Massachusetts. He had served as a correspondent in several war zones and held government diplomacy roles. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Dartmouth
Mass
Theodore A. Morde
Home ownership rate among U S nonfarm families
A survey notes that about 54 percent of nonfarm families in the United States own their own homes.
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United States
Senate Debates Omnibus Tax Revision Act Move
The Senate opened debate on the omnibus tax revision bill as Republicans pledge to block Democratic attempts for an income tax cut. Sen. George contends changes could pass if Republicans unite, while some Democrats oppose tax cuts due to revenue loss. The package, large in scope, totals hundreds of pages and includes substantial tax cuts without rate changes.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Sens
Williams
Carlson
Finance Committee
Sen
George
D-Ga
GOP
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Byrd
D-Va
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
House
Indochina
Senate Finance Committee
Amazing bargains in The Times classifieds daily
Daily classified picks highlight affordable items and special offers across categories. Readers find enumerable sales in furniture, appliances, vehicles, and services with limited-time pricing and local availability.
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