Ernest Busjahn Rites Thursday
Ernest Busjahn 58 of 2308 14th avenue was killed in a hay baling accident on his Cadiz Township farm near Winslow. The death, likely from a broken neck, occurred while he helped a tenant with the baler. He is survived by his wife Leatta, a brother Frank, and sister Elsie. services at Immanuel church on Thursday with Masonic and military rites at Roey Lilly cemetery.
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Ernest Busijahn
14Th Avenue
Winslow
Cadiz Township
Herman A. Stuessy
Busjahn
Arvid Wicklund
Wicklund
Mr. Busjahn
Sore
William and
Wilhelmina Hoeft Busjahn
Leatta Miller
Monroe
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ideal Workers
Smith Masonic Lodge
Stnessy
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Roey Lilly Cemetery
Frank
Orangeville
Elsie Busjahn
Fireworks Set In Park Monday
W Howard Smith of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce announced the 4th of July fireworks display will begin at 8 30 p m Monday in Recreation Park and run for one hour. The show, free to the public, uses Star Fireworks Co. supplies from Danville Illinois and is organized with Robert Hahlen Don Lovelace and others from the chamber, volunteer fire department Park Board and Monroe County Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howard Smith
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Park
Smith
Star Fireworks Co
Danville
Ill
Robert Hahlen
Don Lovelace
Fire Department
Park Board
Monroe Country Club
Miss Garvey Heads Pediatrics Nurse Staff
Esther E. Garvey longtime society editor of The Evening Times resigns to become nurse supervisor in pediatrics at St. Clare hospital. A Mercy hospital nursing school graduate, she earlier led the Lawrence College infirmary Appleton and served as an Army Nurse Corps lieutenant during the war. Garvey will begin at the hospital on Thursday.
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Esther E. Garvey
Evening Times
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Garvey
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Oshkosh
Lawrence College Infirmary
Appleton
Army Nurse Corps
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
Cave of Mounds Well and Office Looted of 600
Dane County sheriff reports burglars looted the Wishing Well and the Cave of the Mounds office near Blue Mounds stealing about 600 dollars in cash. About 200 dollars came from the office and the rest from the coin pool in the well donated to charity.
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Cave of Mounds
Madison
Dane County Sheriff's Office
Blue Mounds
Lions Club Scholarships Awarded to Victor Chambers
Victor Chambers, recently graduated from Monroe High School, received the Lions Club scholarship for this year. Chambers is the son of Mr and Mrs Evan C Chambers and was also an Amer ican Legion award honoree and a notable track and football star. Forrest L Kubly presented the award. The club outlined plans for a Green County Centennial Fair stand and a tub-of-water skill game and will appoint a committee for a joint picnic with nearby Lions Clubs. Awards from the state Lions bowling tournament were also distributed.
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Lions Club
Victor Chambers
Monroe High School
Chambers
Evan C. Chambers
American Legion
Forrest L. Kubly
Green County
Kubly
Glarus
Blanchardville Lions
Melvin Dobratz Rites Tomorrow
Melvin G. Dobratz 28 dies from skull fracture after a car accident nine miles east of Darlington. Funeral at St. Pauls Lutheran Rockford with Rev. Martin Fritz officiating. Survived by wife Eileen, three children, mother Hedwig, sister Joyce Nimocks, brother Richard, and two Marine veterans in Rockford.
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Darlington
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rockford
Melvin G. Dobratz
Here
Martin Fritz
Dobratz
Jack Lee Torrisi
Freeport
Moline
Eileen Henry
Iwo Jima
Melvin
Danny
Carol Joy
Hedwig Dobratz
Joyce Nimocks
Richard
Army Worms Reported In Rock County Area
County Agent Frank Campbell reports army worms in the Johnstown area east of Janesville. Many are pin sized while some are nearly half grown, with spraying advised within days to control the infestation. They damage grain leaves kernels and corn leaves.
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Janesville
Rock County
Frank Campbell
Johnstown
Here
Monroe district to ask electors for 288000 budget levy
Electors of Monroe's Joint Common School District No. 1 will vote July 12 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium on a proposed 288000 city tax levy to fund a total budget of 383000 for 1954-55. The plan includes a new high school heating plant and a coordinated unit for the senior high addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Board of Education
Rodney O. Kittelsen
G. E. Zuercher
Perle Guess
Lincoln School
Stock Prices Jolted by Delune of Selling in New York
A selling wave rocked the New York stock market with losses of two points and more in many issues before a recovery. Du Pont surged 15 percent intraday, then faced profit taking after a 9 point drop and 5 percent rebound. Cities Service Standard Oil of California Union Pacific Bethlehem Steel Atlantic Coast Line Anaconda posted losses, while Superior Oil slid 31 points to 749 on one sale. Higher movers included Republic Steel General Motors Chrysler Consolidated Edison Phelps Dodge Allied Chemical Union Carbide International Paper and Santa Fe.
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New York
du Pont
Cities Service
Standard Oil of California
Union Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
Atlantic Coast Line
Anaconda
Superior Oil of
California
Republic Steel
General Motors
Chrysler Consolidated Edison
Phelps Dodge Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
International Paper
Santa Fe
Rev John Timothy Stone Dies at 85 Former church leader
CHICAGO ( ) Services for Rev. John Timothy Stone, former moderator of the Presbyterian Church of the United States, will be held Tuesday at the Fourth Presbyterian Church. He died Sunday at age 85.
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Chicago
John Timothy Stone
Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Committee Votes Condition on Aid
The House foreign affairs committee adopted a measure tying Southeast Asia aid to nations in a non aggression pact with communists. Rep. Vorys says the aim is to block a Far Eastern Locarno style pact and to keep 800 million dollars of aid from supporting governments committed to communist rule. A letter from 18 committee members urges President Eisenhower to reject the British non aggression plan or face a full aid review.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Anthony Eden
Congress
Southeast Asia
Asia
Indochina
State Department
Eisenhower
AEC Bans Oppenheimer From Restricted Data
The Atomic Energy Commission voted 4-1 against granting Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer access to restricted atomic data. The decision followed an appeal of a security board ruling that, while Oppenheimer was loyal and discreet, he was deemed a security risk.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Commission
Security Board
Oppenheimer
New Guatemala Junta Forms After Diaz Resigns
A new anti Communist military junta led by Col Elfego H Monzon seized control in Guatemala and began cease fire talks with insurgents led by Col Carlos Castillo Armas. The move ousted Col Diaz who quit Sunday night and the radio listed Jose Luis Salazar and Maurice Dubois as other junta members.
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New
Guatemala
Diaz
Bulletin
Elfego Monzon
San Salvador
el Salvador
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Col
Elfego H. Monzon
Congress
New York
Monzon
Carlos Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Jose Luis Salazar
Maurice Dubois
Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Salazar
Dubois
Jose A. Sanchez
Inter-American Peace Committee
Cheese demand fair in Madison market steady
Wisconsin cheese market remains steady as demand holds firm and offerings stay ample. Selling prices listed include cheddar moisture basis 31 to 34 percent and various types priced around 34 to 38 percent moisture, with values for single daisies and longhorn varieties noted.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Delayed Welcome for Eve of Alice in Dairyland
Miss Mary Ellen McCabe, chosen Wisconsin's official hostess Alice in Dairyland, finally received a hometown salute in Ladysmith after missing the initial parade. A 2,000-strong crowd gathered as she rode a JC float and vowed to promote the dairy industry during her 1954 duties.
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Ladysmith
Mary Ellen McCabe
Eau Claire State College
Wisconsin
Mary Ellen
Monroe
Laurance McCabe
Chamber of Commerce
Northland
George Chris
Paul Rogan
R-Ladysmith
Alice
Price Aid Issue Taken to Public
President Eisenhower’s farm policy fight moves to public airwaves as Vice President Nixon and Secretary Benson defend a flexible price support plan. They deny proposals cutting farm incomes and urge Congress to back sliding scale supports from 75 to 90 percent of parity to tackle surplus and scarcity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Congress
House
Capitol
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Hope
R-Kas
House Agriculture Committee
Rep
Cooley
D-Nc
Kersten Files for Reelection in Wisconsin 5th District
Rep. Charles J. Kersten of Milwaukee filed nomination papers today to run for reelection on the Republican ticket in Wisconsin’s 5th Congressional District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Madison
Charles J. Kersten
Milwaukee
Eclipse Likely Hidden by Clouds in Wisconsin Sunrise View
Cloudy skies and scattered showers threaten an eclipse viewing in northwestern Wisconsin. The total phase spans about 5:08 a.m. with 95 percent coverage near St. Croix Falls to Hurley, the first total eclipse in the state since 1925 and not again until 2106. Viewers are advised to wear proper eye protection.
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St. Croix Falls
Hurley
Wisconsin
French Abandon An Khe Outpost in Central Viet Nam
French high command announced the abandonment of An Khe, a central Viet Nam outpost held since 1946, after a daylong Vietminh assault caused serious losses. The withdrawal to Pleiku follows a broader regrouping in Indochina and signals a setback to Gen. Navarre’s five month campaign.
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Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
An Khe
China Sea
Pleiku
Henri Navarre
Truman’s Condition Beyond Critical Stage, Doctor Reports
Kansas City reports that former President Harry Truman has improved and is past the critical stage of his illness. Dr. Wallace Graham, his physician, said the recovery remains serious since last Saturday after an emergency appendix and gall bladder operation. Truman’s condition is affected by hypersensitivity to antibiotic drugs used in treatment.
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Kansas City
Harry Truman
Wallace Graham
Mr. Truman
Leaders Finish Conference on World Armament Limits
Eisenhower and Churchill urged general and drastic reductions in armaments with safeguards while offering friendship to all nations. They outlined six principles aiming for world peace, UN supervised elections, and use of nuclear energy to enrich not destroy mankind.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
U. N
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newfoundland
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Delune
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Webster City
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Denmark
AEC
American Airlines
Convair
Columbus
Ask Atomic Controls
White House
Christopher Soames
Ottawa
Canada
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