Green County Historical Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Green County Historical Society held its annual meeting at Franklyn School with 17 members present. Miss Anna Blum was re elected treasurer and Robert Bussen became a director replacing Olin Flisram who declined re election. A dues increase to $2 was approved.
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The
Green County Historical Society
Franklyn School
Anna Blum
Robert Bussen
Olin Flisram
Flisram
Eugene
Salvation Army Drive To Begin At Belleville
Belleville Times reports John P. Adams chairs the Salvation Army Belleville Service Unit drive running now through July 14. The committee includes Adams as chairman Fred Brunner treasurer and Mrs Robert Beich with several listed helpers aiding the effort.
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Salvation Army
Belleville
John P. Adams
Adams
Fred Brunner
Robert Beich
C. H. Hageman
Charles McCormick
Arthur Argue
Kenneth Babler
LaVerne Babler
Rose Babler
Jacob Baebler
Melvin Becker
Mc Carran-Walter Act passed over Truman veto in 1952
Historical note for June 30 highlights the 1952 act that codified immigration law and ended the absolute ban on Asiatic and Pacific immigrants. Other entries mark 1777 Staten Island occupation, 1921 Taft as chief justice, 1942 advances near Alexandria, and 1943 Churchill vow.
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McCarran-Walter
Harry Truman
Staten Island
New York
Willard Howard Taft
United States
Alexandria
Winston Churchill
John Foster Dulles
International Cooperation Administration
Belgian Congo
Republic of Congo
Leopoldville
United Nations
Congo
Doings Jolly Juniors Crown Area Dairy Queen Team
The Jolly Juniors repeat as area champions at Dairy Queen event. Carol Feldt is highlighted as queen and 4-H alum. June meeting featured demos on Good Grooming and Parts of a Gun, plus project talks on Automotives and New Music Project.
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Susan Terry Mallett
Chagrin Falls
Michigan State University
New York
Miss Mallett
Jolly
Dairy Queen
Carol Feldt
Russ Keen
Diane Feldt
Donna Gempler
Mary Arnsmeier
Joyce, Marie
Rudy Kaderly
Dick Gruenewald
Don Wunschel
Marcia Wyss
Joyce Kaderly
Sunday School Pupils Win Project Honors
The First United Church of Christ reports three Sunday School pupils won annual Stewardship Project honors. Judy Gehin Group B poem Susan Rupp Group A essay and Mrs Delmar Schmid Group D play. Susan Rupp also earned a National Award and gold seal.
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Belleville
First United Church of Christ
Judy Gehin
Susan Rupp
Delmar Schmid
Metcalf Wins Timber Clash With Government
Wilford Metcalf, a Cocke County Tennessee mountain man, fought a Forest Service claim that timber on his farm belonged to the government. A government survey later affirmed Metcalf’s ownership and a $1,717.52 bill to collect is dropped. Congressman James Quillen pledges further action to seek compensation for Metcalf, a World War II veteran.
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Metcalf
Cocke County
James Quillen
Quillen
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Wilford Metcalf
School Head Bans Smoking on Campus
Andover Mass The headmaster of Phillips Andover Academy bans cigarette smoking on campus citing a U S surgeon general report linking smoking with respiratory diseases Seniors had been permitted to smoke previously The notice includes a local contact number 325 5101 for further inquiries
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Andover
Mass
Phillips Andover Academy
John M. Kemper
U.S
Public doubts over milk order changes in Ozaukee
Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau warned that proposed Class I base plans to tighten federal milk orders could threaten the dairy program. He spoke at a June Daily Month Farm Bureau dinner in Kewaskum area, urging market-based, producer-led solutions and criticizing continued farm subsidies and tax policies.
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Fredonia
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Businessmen Farm Bureau
Ozaukee County
Congress
Shuman
Farm Bureau
National Farm Leader
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture Signals Risk to Wheat Markets
The Secretary of Agriculture warned that a negative vote could trigger a $1 per bushel wheat price. Officials stressed potential market volatility and policy stakes tied to congressional action.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Special Bridge Aids Canterbury Plant Executive
Frederick Fabb a senior executive at a Kent animal feed plant features a private bridge project spanning the River Stour to shorten his commute. A spokesman said the factory wants to ease his trips and the bridge near his home will cross about two miles of detour after Kent River Board approval was given.
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Canterbury
England
Frederick Fabb
Fabb
Stour
Kent River Board
Knoxville groom recalls wild sendoff by friends
Wesley Petty of Knoxville described a chaotic wedding sendoff in which friends ripped wires from a car radio, damaged his vehicle antenna, and sprayed paint on his car as police investigated.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Wesley Petty
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France
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National Defense Education Act
Larson
Monroe High School
Juda Jolly Juniors
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Beth Matzke
Carol Newman
Jacki Pinnow
Norman Gruenewald
Nellis Wunschel
Herman Siegenthaler
Cheryl
Lillian Stuckey
Nancy Siegenthaler
Roland Keen
Washington
Chuck
Jane Parker
Marvel Venilla
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc
American Dairy Association
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Dairy Industry
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