Sports Car Club Maps Visit Here
The Chicago Region Sports Car Club plans a two day Cook County 120 event in Monroe with a Saturday route from Chicago to Monroe including a secret entry to the downtown square and a Lakeshire Marty plant check stop. The hill climb moves to Round Grove then Sunday rounds out the event with a concours d elegance and awards. Wisconsin and northern Illinois members invited.
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Monticello Road
Round Grove Hill
Chicago
Sports Car Club
Monroe
Times
Chicago Region
Cook County
Guttenberg
Raymond R. Kubly
Antique Automobile Club Chicago Region
Howard T. Olsen
Joseph C. Dearth
Paul Gougelman
C. O. Futterer
Zurfluh Hill
Jordan Township
Browntown Road
Round Grove
Round Grove School
Cook County 120
North Side
Rockton
Lakeshire-Marty
Wisconsin Region Sports Car Club
Illinois
J. H. Schwaiger
Samuel F. Hum
Futterer
Gougelman
Milwaukee transit drivers vote to strike
Bus drivers and streetcar motormen of the Transport Co voted Wednesday to authorize a strike if contract negotiations fail.
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Milwaukee
the Transport Co
President's Critic Refuses Apology for Eisenhower Churchgoing
Senator Neely of West Virginia defended his remarks accusing President Eisenhower of only recently attending church and rejected calls for an apology. He affirmed he will respond comprehensively to critics after their rebuttals, while Republicans and some church leaders debated the issue.
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Washington
Sen
Neely
D-Wva
Eisenhower
Senate
Edward Martin
R-Pa
Cleveland
Panel answers fluoridation questions at open meeting
A Courthouse gathering by the fluoridation committee answered 60 questions from attendees after a U S Public Health Service film on fluoridation. Panelists and moderator outlined that fluoridated water is harmless, odorless, tasteless, non cumulative in effect, benefits teeth mainly before formation, and is best achieved through general water fluoridation rather than spraying teeth.
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Committee For
U. S. Public Health Service
Joseph R. Ganshert
George Barry
Donald W. Springer
Frank C. Stiles
James Erchul
Leslie G. Kindschi
James L. Neighbours
Universalist Church
Death Notice of J. W. Bartlett Beloit Resident
J W Bartlett 71 Route 2 Beloit died 8:10 pm yesterday at St. Clare hospital where he had been a patient since March 9. Born April 16 1883 in Newark Township he lived there all his life. Survived by Mina Peterson wife two daughters Ruth Pann Hel en Baker and Clarence all in nearby towns seven grandchildren two brothers Ray Orfordville and Chester Wauwatosa and two sisters three brothers preceded him. Services Saturday 11 am at Rosman Uehling Kinzer funeral home Beloit with Rev Marcus Lewis Luther Valley officiating burial Newark cemetery. Friends may call 7-9 pm Friday at the funeral home.
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J. William Bartlett
Route 2
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Bartlett
Newark Township
Mina Peterson
Ruth Pann
Helen Baker
Delavan
Clarence
Rockford
Ray
Orfordville
Chester
Wauwatosa
Rosman-Uehling- Kinzer
Marcus Lewis
Luther Valley
Newark
Joseph Pulitzer Dies at 70 in St Louis Post-Dispatch Leader
Joseph Pulitzer editor and publisher of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch died about midnight from a ruptured abdominal blood vessel. He led the paper for 43 years, earning praise as a working newsman and driving investigations and Pulitzer awards for his staff.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joseph Pulitzer III
St. Louis Advertising Club
Barnes Hospital
Pulitzer
Post- Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Centralia
Ill
Dwight Green
Rockwell Named Brodhead School Superintendent
Roland M. Rockwell of Livingston has been named Brodhead schools superintendent effective July 1, succeeding retiring C. T. Pfisterer. Rockwell, one of 29 applicants, holds a master's in public school administration from the University of Wisconsin and has held supervisory posts in Elgin North Dakota Mt Horeb and Livingston. He is active in YMCA and youth clubs and is a World War II veteran. His wife is Ruth Guild.
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Brodhead
Roland M. Rockwell
Livingston
C. T. Pfisterer
Rockwell
University of Wisconsin
Elgin
N. D
Mt. Horeb
YMCA
Boys and Girls Club
Ruth Guild
Milwaukee hearing flags city in Communist ties
The House Un American Activities subcommittee spent three days in Milwaukee labeling the city a weak link in a nationwide Communist conspiracy. Witness James Eggleston testified how the Young Progressives of America and the Youth Labor League were used to recruit and direct party workers. Three identified Communists at American Motors Corp left their jobs after the hearing.
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Milwaukee
Midwest
House UN- American Activities Subcommittee
Kernel
Communist Party
Doyle
Calif
Federal Building
Subcommittee
Frank Tavenner Jr
Young Progressives of America
Youth Labor League
Tavenner
YPA
James Eggleston
FBI
Department of Justice
American Motors Corp
Gerald Rose
Sidney Berger
Mark Berman
Stewart
Uaw-Cio
American Motors
Postmaster Marks 30 Years of Service
John J. Burkhard completed his 30th year as Monroe postmaster since 1925. A World War I AEF veteran, he succeeded Emery A. Odell, founder of The Evening Times, who served as postmaster from 1910. Burkhard is a past state commander of the American Legion.
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John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Burkhard
Co. H
AEF
Emery A. Odell
Evening Times
American Legion
Monroe area Spring Open House and 1955 Automobile Show
Your invitation from Monroe's New Car and Truck Dealers Association invites you to a three day Spring Open House and 1955 Automobile Show. Showrooms will be in gala array and open Friday and Saturday evenings and until 5 p m Sunday. Hosts include Badger Motors Berhing Motor Dearth Motor Sales Green County Auto Jacobs Sales Johnson Pontiac Kaiser-Frazer Sales Marty-Ripp Chevrolet Monroe Sales Nash of Monroe Stocker Hudson Studer Super Service and Trucks Inc.
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Monroe
New Car and Truck Dealers Association
Badger Motors
Behring Motor
Dearth Motor Sales
Green County Auto
Jacobs Sales
Johnson Pontiac
Kaiser-Frazer Sales
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
Monroe Sales
Nash of Monroe
Stocker Hudson
Studer Super Service and Trucks, Inc
Assembly Votes Revised Adoption Procedure Setup
Madison Assembly passes measures on adoption procedures tavern hours normal schools and regional planning with unanimous approval. Bills set to clean calendar advance to informal session Friday and resume regular sessions April 5. Major topics include adoption consent review by court, tavern closing during elections, and county teacher college naming.
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Madison
Assembly
Dorothy Tschudy
Monroe
State Department of Public Welfare
Supreme Court
Department
Education Committee
Lafayette County
Illinois
Warren
Ill
Fair Trade Law Repeal Proposed
A government committee proposed repealing fair trade laws that curb cut-rate sales of national brands. If enacted, discount houses could set any price on items like mixers, cosmetics, and fountain pens. The report praised by Rep. Celler and drew questions from Sen. Sparkman and Rep. Patman.
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Washington
Congress
National Committee
Rep
Celler
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Patman
Dtex
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Committee of 60
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Stanley N. Barnes
Justice Department
S. Chesterfield Oppenheim
University of Michigan
Hoesly Services Set for New Glarus Man
Joe H. Hoesly 63 of New Glarus died in a Memphis hospital from injuries from a March 17 Tennessee crash. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church New Glarus with Rev. Lynn F B Tschudy officiating. Burial in church cemetery with Masonic rites. Survived by wife Fannie Ott Hoesly a son Harley and several relatives. Friends may call Zentner funeral home New Glarus.
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Joe H. Hoesly
New Glarus
Memphis
Tennessee
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Hoesly
Jost
Sara Hottinger Hoesly
Fannie Ott
Harley
Zentner Funeral Home
Hearing Set for Trucker James McIntyre on Diseased Hogs
James McIntyre a 45 year old Lodi trucker pleaded not guilty to transporting and possessing diseased hogs after deputies arrested him. He posted 200 dollar bond and will face a 10 am hearing next Thursday before Justice L A Koenig. The hogs tested 106 degrees and were quarantined with a state agriculture official to attend the hearing.
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James McIntyre
L. A. Koenig
McIntyre
Koenig
Samuel F. Humbel
Green County
C. G. Hennager
Monroe
Humbel
State Department of Agriculture
Dane
Illinois
Salk Vaccine Meetings Held in Green County
Green County plans three centers for Salk vaccine rounds starting April 20 to 22 pending license at April 12 Ann Arbor meeting. Monroe among sites. two centers to be chosen. Volunteers: 65 mothers attended. slips for first and second graders to be returned by Monday. Dr Francis pending report. vaccine may be licensed by Public Health Service if results positive.
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Green County
Ann Arbor
Mich
June Grommes
Monroe
Thomas Francis Jr
University of Michigan School of Public Health
Wisconsin
Francis
Federal Public Health Service
National Foundation For
Jonas Salk
University of Pittsburgh Virus Research Laboratory
University of Michigan At
New York World-Telegram and
Sun
Polio Evaluation Center
Australians to aid fight in Malaya approved
Australia approves sending soldiers to Malaya to assist British forces against Communist guerrillas, broadening regional anti insurgent efforts. The decision comes amid rising tensions and Canberra vows to coordinate with London on security in Southeast Asia.
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Canberra
Australia
Malaya
Foreign Policy Committee Acts on George Plea
The Senate foreign relations committee voted unanimously to ask Secretary of State Dulles to appear in a closed session about the Yalta papers release. George said the inquiry is not an investigation and aims to question Dulles on why the papers were issued and how the Times obtained a copy before official publication. The panel also approved West German rearmament pacts 13-1, sending them to the Senate for ratification.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Yalta
Sen
George
D-Ga
Crimea
New York Times
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Mickenlooper
A-Iowa
United States
Europe
Congress
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West Germany
School Operetta To Start Tonight
Mrs. Mable Viel directs a 90 voice high school chorus in the two night operetta A Waltz Dream. Performance begins at 8 in the high school auditorium with elaborate costumes, repeated tomorrow. Cast includes Thomas Hyland as Maximilian and Rita Bregenzer as his daughter, plus Karl Aeschliman, Robert Koller, Sally Wenger, and Geri Blaha in lead roles.
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Mable Viel
Maximilian X
Sylvania
Thomas Hyland
Maximilian
Rita Bregenzer
Karl Aeschliman
Price Rupert
Robert Koller
Sally Wenger
Geri Blaha
Matilda
Werner Blum
Grace Anderson
Ralph Niffenegger
Carol Ridnour
Donna Gustafson
Janet Beckman
Eleanor Wolf
Shirley Montgomery
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J. W. Bartlett
Stricken
Willis
Scherer
Ohio
New Jersey
N. J
Frank Zeidler
China
Indochina
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Franke
Trucker
Foreign Policy Committee
GOP
Roosevelt
Britain
Russia
Japan
Mr. Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Joseph Stalin
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