Editorial Speead Editorial Speead Tradition and Taxes
The House faces a clash between parliamentary expediency and tradition over extending the excess tax. Rep Reed controls Ways and Means, delaying any tax extension. A rules committee move angered southern Democrats, muddling the issue while Republican leaders shifted tactics. The piece argues for a thorough debate, expenditure cuts, and a clearer tax tempers from the public.
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House
Eisenhower
Ways and
Reed
New York
White House
Rep. Reed
Ways and Means
Rules Committee
Congress
Big Three Bermuda meeting likely postponed by health and Moscow shifts
Churchill health has delayed the Bermuda parley among Eisenhower, Churchill and Laniel. Moscow’s power shifts from Malenkov to Beria cloud the plan as Krussia reports suggest uncertainty about who to approach. Watchful waiting replaces early talk of a conference. a future summit may be reconsidered once events clarify.
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Churchill
Bermuda
Korea
United States
Russia
Malenkov
Beria
Eisenhower
Laniel
Molotov
Pew Molotov
Lanaya Williams Earns Wisconsin BS Degree in Education
Lanaya Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Williams, received a bachelor of science degree from the University of Wisconsin. She spent two years at Knox College in Galesburg Illinois and taught at Duland School in Durand for one year before returning to the university for two more years. She has accepted a teaching position in the med department in Savana TL.
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Lanaya Williams
Roland Williams
University of Wisconsin
Knox College
Galesburg
Duland School
Durand
University
Med
Sa Vanna
Weather and market notes from June 2 1939
A collage of rural and city updates notes heat wave fatalities from 6 AGO readings, milk price hikes by Borden Condensed Milk Co, fruit crops rising in local belts, and Evangelical Woman's Missionary Society delegates meeting at Immanuel church. Also mentions June grain price shifts, frost damage estimates in Wisconsin, a pastor’s travel and a pacer entry to circuit events.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Monroe
Boards of Review
Borden Condensed Milk Co
Evangelical Woman's Missionary Society
Immanuel Church
Wisconsin
John E. True
State Board of Agriculture
True
P. A. Schuh
Elkhart Lake
U.N. Secretary Urges Skirting Total Victory in Korea
Dag Hammarskjold in his first major address urges the United Nations to seek peace without vengeance by forgoing total military victory in Korea. He says the U.N. charter allows only self defense or to repel aggression and warns against expanded punitive aims. The Swedish diplomat calls for a new approach to world affairs and acknowledges the need to revise long held beliefs.
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Stanley Johnovy
United Nations
N. S
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Korea
Hammarskjold
U.N
Trygve Lie
San Francisco
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Monticello Social Roundup with Monticello Residents
Mrs C D Curtis notes Monday through Saturday visits by local couples and guests. Karlen, Donna and Mrs Woelffer visited Madison. Rolph, Klassy, and Mrs Klassy traveled to Milwaukee. Loveland hosts hosted guests with Frank Klassy and Guy Peterson staying overnight in La Crosse connections. Family trips include Emil Voegels to Madison and Koch family planning Portland Me and New York return via Canada. Roger Klassy and W E Klassy hosted Friday gatherings. Lee family returned to Shullsburg. Elmer and Darlyne I visited Monroe, as did Herman Babler and Jean with weekend Monroe time.
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C. W. Karlen
Donna
Lora Dick
Madison
Karlen
R. W. Woelffer
Charles M. Rolph
Monticello
Edwin Klassy
New Glarus
Milwaukee
William Brey
Frank Klassy
LeRoy
Minn
Guy Peterson
la Crosse
W. E.klassy
Charles T. Lee
Shullsburg
Bertha Loveland
Florence
John Elmer
Darlyne I
Monroe
Herman Babler
Jean
Mon-roe
Silage storage and forage tips from Wisconsin experts
University of Wisconsin researchers advise on efficient silage methods including trench and stack storage, summer packing, and proper covering to cut losses. They discuss long versus short cut silage, underground trench silos, above ground creosote pole silos, and snow fence options for emergencies, plus feeding rates and root development in legumes versus alfalfa. They also note a record Guernsey cattle sale worth $503,650 and large livestock moves to Ithaca by General Electric workers.
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Stan Wits
Pe Ee
University of Wisconsin
Witzel
Guernsey
Guernsey Cattle Lab
Fairlawn Oiesal
Port Chester
N. Y
Ithaca
Vgh
Brodhead ‘Times Special
S. L. Katz
Tom Maresca
General
A. M. Sonnabend
Millis, Mass
Electric Co
Brodhead
Maresca
Mary Sonnabend
Kelly
Pine Manor
Capri
Record herd completes test year in Wisconsin Holsteins
Harold Wild and son Winslow own a 23 cow Holstein Friesian herd that produced over 700 pounds of fat with 376 pounds of butterfat and 10,396 pounds of milk. The average per cow was about 17 quarts daily, milked twice daily under University of Wisconsin supervision with national Holstein support. Roger and Ralph Stauffacher, Route 3, earned certificates of merit and junior membership in the Holstein Friesian Association of America for calf club work, upon recommendation of the state 4 H club leader. they cannot vote in the association.
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University of Wisconsin
Arizona
Harold Wild and Son
Winslow
National Holstein Headquarters
Roger and
Ralph Stauffacher
Arthur Stauffacher
Route 3
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Actor Coburn To Join Sheboygan Centennial Celebration
Renowned actor Charles Coburn returns to Sheboygan for the centennial celebration Aug 9 16 for a three day visit. Coburn, who began on stage in 1900 in Sheboygan, recalls meeting Lou Silvers promoting Lakeview Theater and performing there 10 weeks that summer for ten dollars weekly.
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Coburn
Sheboygan
Lakeview Theater
Lake Michigan
Thore
Sherboygan
Sunday School Raises Cucumbers for Funds Brodhead
The Sunday school of Brodhead church raises cucumbers as a cooperative project to support the church drug fund. The effort involves intermediate and upper grades, with cucumbers donated for several weeks by Mrs. Charles Kelly of Evansville and others, as family members visit St Clare hospital in Monroe.
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Brodhead (Times Special
Brodhead
Iea
Cental High
Charles Kelly
Evansville
Famaly
Be Mandee
Stoae
St Clare Hospital
Monroe
Brodhead Social Notes Mention Moved Homes and Visits
Mr and Mrs Leo Scheberle moved into a new home opposite Putnam Park north entrance. Mr and Mrs Franklyn Condon are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon LeFever in Upper Black. The fragment mentions local residents and social visits in the community.
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Oren Burt Tani
Min Ofer Burt
Atheny
Leo Scheberle
Putnam Park
Franklyn Condons
Gordon LeFever
Upper Black
Hotel Employes Find Kindliness Pays Off
Philadelphia report notes Oakley Hermance died at 80 after a long illness. His widow distributed envelopes among hotel staff to express appreciation for years of courtesy. The piece highlights a simple act of kindness yielding positive recognition within the hospitality workforce.
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Philadelphia
Bellefe Stratford Hotel
Payne
Oakley Hermance
Pees Hotel
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American Board of Internal
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Joseph T. Robinson
Peter Pirsch
C. D. Curtis
Robert E. Zuercher
Ning
Zuercher & Zuercher Agency
Kian
Gregory Melson
Mary Leopardi
Santa Monica
Calif
Lloyd’s of London
Aliey
Michelle
Mary Louise
Gregory Robert
Sonnabend
Pirate
Pat Pringle
Style Shop
Mrs. Oren Bart
Playtex
de Luxe
Staintree
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