Schindler Outlines Four Point Plan for Alcoholics
Dr John A Schindler at Madison summer session on alcoholic studies proposes a four point program to help alcoholics become useful citizens. The plan includes emotional awareness and coping, adrenal cortical extract, protein heavy diet, and referral to Alcoholics Anonymous. He cites 70 percent success. Dr Leslie A Osborn says early treatment can prevent addiction and urges addressing the patient as a sick person. Dr Fritz Kant adds that family and environment must be treated and causes may trace back to childhood.
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John A. Schindler
Monroe
Madison
Schindler
Alcoholics Anonymous
Osborn
Fritz Kant
Kant
Wiley Withdraws Murphy Objection
Washington Senator Wiley said he has withdrawn his objection to the nomination of New York Police Commissioner Thomas Murphy as a federal judge. Murphy, who prosecuted Alger Hiss, was nominated to succeed Harold Medina in the southern district of New York. The Senate delayed confirmation at Wiley's request after he raised questions and later asked Murphy to answer them.
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Washington
Wiley
New York
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Alger Hiss
Truman
Harold Medina
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Guzik Posts $87,500 Bail and Flies to Chicago
Charles A Guzik son of Capone mobster Jake Guzik posted a record 87500 bail on sex perversion charges in Phoenix and flew to Chicago this morning. He refused to speak to a newsman and dodged authorities in Phoenix as a last minute attempt was made to press a new charge.
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Chicago
Charles A
Capone
Jake
Greasy Thumb) Guzik
Phoenix
Guzik
Sherman says Formosa straits safe for now
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman stated at a Tokyo news conference that neither the Chinese reds nor the nationalists can launch a successful invasion across the Formosa straits at present. He added no side currently has the ability to cross and hold it.
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Tokyo
Forrest P. Sherman
Straits of
Formosa
U. S
Formosa Straits
Bette Dixon Receives BA at Antioch College
Miss Bette Dixon daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Dixon earned a bachelor of arts degree at Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio 98th commencement. She balanced studies with work including positions in the war department New York City as an illustrator a Dayton electric company draftsman and the state department Washington plus apprenticeship in a New Jersey stained glass firm.
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Brodhead
Bette Dixon
Elmer Dixon
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Three Holstein Herds Receive Type Classifications
Three green county Holstein-Friesian herds were classified by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Inspector C I Miller in Medina, Ohio oversaw the evaluations of the John W Rufi herd east of Monroe, the H Otto Elmer herd at Monticello, and Rahberger Brothers of Monroe. Results show varying ratings across 36, 24, and 27 animals respectively, with several excellent and very good designations and first-time classification for Rahberger.
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Green County
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
C. I. Miller
Medina
John W. Rufi
Monroe
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Rahberger Brothers
Albany Teen Enlists in Army Air Force
James Carroll 17 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Carroll of highway 59 northeast of Albany has enlisted in the Army Air Force and is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base Texas He left Tuesday
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AIR Force
Albany
James Carroll
Harry Carroll
Army Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Visiting parents in New Glarus for leave
Pvt. Harold Freitag from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Freitag in New Glarus on a leave from military service.
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New Glarus
Harold Freitag
Leonard Wood
Terrance Freitag
Kuenzi Promoted to Sergeant at Camp Pendleton
L A Kuenzi has been promoted from corporal to sergeant. He is stationed at Camp Pendleton in California.
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Kuenzi
Glarus
Times Special
L. A
Navy radioman on 15 day leave from Adirondack
William Rupnow radioman third class is home on a 15 day leave with his family. He will report back to the USS Adirondack communications unit at the Philadelphia navy yards. Rupnow was recalled to naval service February 10.
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William Rupnow
USS Adirondack
Philadelphia Navy Yards
Rupnow
Naval Service
Madison Delegation Urges Veto Over UW Farm Transfer
A group of eastern Dane County residents urged Gov. Kohler to veto a bill that would turn a 1,100 acre University of Wisconsin farm near Cambridge over to the state department of public welfare. The farm would be sold for $90,000 to the department.
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Madison
Dane County
Kohler
Cambridge
State Department of Public Welfare
University of Wisconsin
Department
Fort Benning Earns Title Infantryman's West Point
Fort Benning in Georgia has been dubbed the Infantryman's West Point. The designation highlights its role as a premier training center for soldiers, emphasizing rigorous curricula, drill, and leadership development associated with the famed academy.
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Fort Benning, Ga
West Point
New Residents Welcome From Wisconsin Iowa and Texas
The Key to the City club officially welcomed several new families moving to town from Wisconsin Iowa and Texas. New residents include Henry J Kubly and wife retirement at 1823 11th street. Dale Taft and daughter Susan plus Mrs. Taft's mother Essie Montgomery at 1711 21st avenue. Vern Sturm and family at 1911 10th street. Ivan M Bracewell and wife from Plainview Texas at 821 18th avenue. Frank Koenig from Milwaukee employed by Prudential at 1715 20th avenue. Glenn Hasse and three daughters Marilyn Glenda and Geraldine at 2629 7th street. Olga Jergerlehner from Tipton Iowa with son Frank in army. Delbert and Cheryl Smith at 903 23rd avenue with two more children. Henry Engli retirement farmers from Clarno at 1917 14th avenue.
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Iowa
Texas
Browntown
Henry J. Kubly
Llth Street
Dale Taft
Susan
Taft
Essie Montgomery
21St Avenue
Robert Stauffacher
10Th Street
Vern Sturm
Richard
Marshfield
Plankinton Packing Co
Montgomery Ward Co
Ivan M. Bracewell
Plainview
Tex
18Th Avenue
Maridel
Frank Koenig
20Th Avenue
Milwaukee
Prudential Insurance Co
Glenn Hasse
7Th Street
Monroe
Marilyn
Glenda
Geraldine
Equity Livestock Sales Co
Olga Jergerlehner
12Th Avenue
Tipton
Frank
Ft. Leonard Wood
Delbert Smith
23Rd Avenue
Cheryl
Delbert
Marcia
Monticello
Ryan Sons Construction Co
Henry Engli
14Th Avenue
Clarno
New Glarus Firemen Take Part in Defense Test
The New Glarus fire department joined the state mobile defense unit Battalion No 1 in a recent drill. Fire chief Jacob Bruni said the exercise tested how many units could be called and how fast they could respond in an emergency. A practice alert is planned next.
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New Glarus
Times Special
New Glarus Fire Department
Jacob Bruni
Safe Driving Champ Fined in Drunk Case
Racine: Frank J. Stefka, 59, famed for winning a 1946 safe driving award after 25 years and 611000 miles, was fined 100 dollars plus costs for drunk driving. He said the June 23 accident, his first with his own car, caused the arrest.
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Racine
Frank J. Stefka
Stefka
Bell System President L. A. Wilson Dies at 50
Leroy A. Wilson, head of American Telephone and Telegraph and president of Bell System, died yesterday at Presbyterian Hospital. He rose from traffic clerk to chief in 29 years and was 50 years old.
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New York
Leroy A. Wilson
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Wilson
Presbyterian Hospital
Energetic Maids 4 H Club Hosts Meeting in Orangeville
Beverly and Sandra Gross hosted the Energetic Maids 4 H club in Orangeville with demonstrations and plans for Friday. The next meeting is set for July 5 at 1 pm at the home of Nancy Aebly.
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Orangeville
Beverly
Sandra Gross
Nancy Aebly
Monroe Agriculture 4H Club Plans Fair and Ball Practice
The sixth Mon roe Agriculture 4H meeting was called to order in the courthouse by president Terry Rufenacht. Roll call noted birthdays. Fair entry fees to be collected at the next meeting and project books should be updated. A "Black and White" show is set for Evansville on July 21 and ball practice on July 8.
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Monroe AG Club
Monroe Agriculture 4H Club
Court House
Terry Rufenacht
Evansville
Jolly Mixers Club Meets For Farm Safety Demonstration
Lester F. Van Loon assisted county agent presents slides on farm safety at the Jolly Mixers club gathering at Kenneth Lange home. Ten members attend and discuss fair work while girls display finished clothing. Next meeting slated with Milton Hoesy on July 19.
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Jolly Mixers Club
Lester F. van Loon
Kenneth Lange
Paul Hollis
Stoughton
Kay Sweeney
Milton Hoesly
Busy Beavers Club Delegates to Lake Geneva Trip
Ruth Hartwig will represent Browntown Busy Beavers as delegate to Lake Geneva this summer. The Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Morgan Johnson's home covered fair entries. Leona Foulker spoke on home ground improvements. Shirley Montgomery demonstrated on eggs. Betty Hartwig played piano solo and duet with Evelyn Johnson. Jerry Senn led the club pledge. Guest Miss Mamie Tillema attended. Next meeting is July 24 at Mike Foulker's home.
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Busy Beavers
Ruth Hartwig
Browntown
Lake Geneva
Morgan Johnson
Leona Foulker
Shirley Montgomery
Betty Hartwig
Evelyn Johnson
Jerry Senn
Mamie _ Tillema
Mike Foulker
Prison Fugitive Captured Near Oshkosh
An escaped convict Joseph H Hernes 32 Oshkosh was arrested near the city after fleeing the state prison farm at Waupun on June 21. He admitted burglarizing a tavern while at large and was found walking along highway 41 south of Oshkosh, Lt Harry Krippner said.
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Oshkosh
Harry Krippner
Winnebago County
Joseph H. Hernes
Waupun
Highway 41
Wisconsin Gov Signs Voting Changes and Pension Plan
Wisconsin Gov. Kohler signed 48 bills including changes to primary election dates and a voluntary pension system for state supreme court justices and circuit judges. The pension requires seven percent salary contributions, with retirement at 70, and benefits based on service and pay. The fall primary moves to September and spring primary timing adjusts to four weeks prior. The package also funds bovine Bang’s disease vaccine production at University of Wisconsin, with no cost to cattle owners, and expands programs for radio and TV giveaways pending prior bans.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Kohler
University of Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Milwaukee Plans and Allocations Mentioned in Budget Notes
The document discusses appropriations including $100,000 annually for relief of needy India not covered by other aid, enabling Milwaukee to establish a plan to pay personal property taxes in installments, and a $1,000 appropriation to chartered veterans organizations in Wisconsin for their annual conventions.
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Cal Retirement Systems
India
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
No Special Forms For Prisoner Mail To Korea And China
The U S Post Office says ordinary envelopes may be used for POW letters to Korea or China though no official forms exist. Letters must list name, rank, serial number and be addressed to Care of the Chinese People’s Committee for World Peace Peking China. No stamp needed but mark Prisoner of War Mail in the stamp area. Delivery cannot be guaranteed as letters pass through communist hands.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Korea
China
Chinese People’s Committee For World Peace
Peking
B-36s Land at Lakenheath After 5000-Mile Nonstop Flight
Three B-36s the United States Air Force long range bombers landed at Lakenheath Air Base to complete a 5000 mile nonstop flight from Texas. A spokesman for the U S Third Army force said the ten engined planes and their crews of 15 men are on a purely routine training flight.
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Lakenhealth Air Base
Eng
U. S. Air Force
Texas
U. S. Third Army Force
Vaughn Paul Weds Dorothy Douglas in Civil Ceremony
Vaughn Paul, 35 year old screen producer and former husband of Deanna Durbin, married 25 year old actress Dorothy Douglas yesterday in Santa Monica. Both partners have previous marriages, Paul twice and Douglas twice, in a civil ceremony.
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Vaughn Paul
Santa Monica
Deanna Durbin
Dorothy Jones Douglas
Paul
Miss Douglas
Chicago Markets Report Soy Beans and Hog Prices Rally
Salable hogs 7,000 with most weights under 240 lb up 25c, heavier weights up 10-25c. Sows up 25c, top 23.70 on a load. Cattle: salable 500, calves 300. prime steers up to 37.50, yearlings 31.50-35.00, commercial steers 27.50-30.50, cows 27.00-29.00, canners 19.00-25.00. Produce: butter steady, eggs weak. grain market mixed on cease-fire news. wheat and corn close mixed.
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Chicago
USDA
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