Methodist Conference Drives Out Federation For Social Action
In San Francisco the 720 delegates urged the Federation for Social Action to drop Methodist from its title and leave Methodist Building offices. The conference also urged an end to church racial discrimination while defeating liquor abstention for church boards. Rev. Jack McMichael defended the federation's stance, including Red China recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Methodist General Conference
Methodist Federation
Federation
Methodist
New York
Federation For Social Action
China
Jack McMichael
Red China
United Nations
Regal Jewel's Triplets Surprise Pabst Farms Vet
At Pabst Farms in Wisconsin a five year old cow Regal Jewel delivered triplets over the weekend. Farm staff will not celebrate until the calves survive five days. Triplets are rare in dairy cows occurring about once in 238,000 calvings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal Jewel
Oconomowoc
Wis
Pabst Farms
Pabst
Viroqua Girl Rescued After Fall in Sewer Well
Charlene Clark four year old daughter of Lawrence and Charlene Clark fell into a flooded 12 foot cement well at an abandoned sewage disposal plant in Viroqua Wisconsin. Her mother pulled her out by the hair as friends and neighbors aided the rescue. Charlene was reported in good condition the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
u—Lavue
Charlene Clark
Charlene
Lawrence Clark
Wisconsin Jobless Aid Claims Fall With April Payments
About 14,000 people filed unemployment claims this week in Wisconsin, down from 27,000 in January. The Industrial Commission reported April benefits totaling $1,152,800, a decrease of $225,400 from March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Marian Martin Pattern R9148 for versatile wardrobe
A Marian Martin sewing pattern advertises pattern R9148 offering two versions in denim and dress fabrics. It provides waist sizes small 24 25 medium 26 28 and large 30 32 with a 3 percent yard requirement at 35 inch fabric and includes an illustrated sew chart. Send 35 cents to The Times Pattern Dept New York NY 11.
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Marian Martin
Care of
the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Durand Man Arthur Best 81 Dies at Home
Arthur J Best 81 Durand died Sunday at his home He was a director of Peoples Mutual Telephone Co for 40 years a Durand township supervisor and a director of Durand Mutual Insurance Co He was born December 7 1870 in Davis and married Gertrude Wagner in 1919 at Dubuque Surviving are a daughter Mrs Tony Mastraccia three brothers Fernando Red Hills S D Wallace and Oscar Durand two sisters Mrs Sylvia Sodaman Durand and Mrs Arvilla Coombs Belvidere and a sister Mrs Pearl Bi Brodhead. Funeral services Thursday at 3 pm at the Methodist church Durand with burial in Durand cemetery and Masonic rites at the grave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Best
Durand
Pearl Bi Brodhead
Metholdist Church
John J. Main
Best
J. Edgar
Peoples Mutual Telephone Co
Durand Township
Durand Mutual Insurance Co
Davis
8.P. Best
Gertrude Wagner
Dubuque
Brodhead
Tony Mastraccia
Fernando
Red Hills
S. D
Wallace
Oscar
Sylvia Sodaman
Arvilla Coombs
Belvidere
Wisconsin Vocational Education Group Opens 16th Convention
The Wisconsin Association for Vocational and Adult Education begins its 16th annual convention in Madison this morning. Educators from state schools gather to discuss training programs, adult education, and vocational initiatives led by the state body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Association For Vocational and Adult Education
High Court Backs Labor Case Award
The Supreme Court let stand a total libel ruling against a labor union and a newspaper over an advertisement claiming an employer was unfair to labor. It upheld $6,000 in libel judgments won by Gerald Wise, operator of a restaurant, against the Paducah Central Labor Union and another related party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington UI
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Kentucky
Padi Seemostat
Padu ¢Ah Central Labor Union
Gerald Wise
Wise
Central Labor Union
Former Industrialist Faces Heavy Tax Suit
Walter W. Lange a former Milwaukee industrialist with recent Miami Beach ties faces a $24 645 160 tax suit in Federal Court. He was previously convicted in 1947 of tax evasion related to Crucible Steel Casting Co. and paroled in 1949 after a five year sentence.
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Summit
Flaur
Walter W. Lange
Milwaukee
Lange
Miami Beach
Crucible Steel Casting Co
Crucible Company
Fred A
Albert C
Inlaw
George Randall
Crucible Firm
Foreign Aid Bill Delayed by Armed Services Committee
The Senate sent the $6 billion foreign aid bill to the armed services committee for study delaying action for at least 10 days. The 4 to 33 vote followed Sen Knowland’s call to refer the measure with orders to return by May 15. he noted 70 percent of funds target military needs.
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Adh.angiun UI
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Armed Services
Homemakers Meeting and Activities Report in Orangeville Monticello and Green County
The Orangeville Home Bureau schedules a 7 30 p m gathering May 14 at Mrs Otto Folgate’s home with Mrs J Fred Zunker as co host. Mrs Wilmer A Palmer and Mrs Lester Krug present major and minor topics. Louis Zipse leads recreation. transportation arranged from the feed store at 7 10 p m. Monticello Homemakers club members attended the Harefoot play in Madison and dined at Log Cabin Middleton en route home. Travelers include Mr and Mrs Adam Duerst and Mmes H F Stoll Bessie Youngreen W Hoesly J C Steinmann Marvin Freitag Oswald Zentner Jr R W Woelffer J W Barlow Vin Zimmerman and Albert Strasser. The Green County Homemakers Chorus resumed practice at the Methodist church with final dress rehearsals planned before the May 14 Achievement Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville Home Bureau
Orangeville
Madison
Monticello
Green County Homemakers
Homemakers
Young Republicans Plan Eisenhower Club Formation
A Wisconsin group of Young Republicans announced the formation of a Gen Eisenhower for President Club. The new statewide affiliate will link with the Wisconsin Citizens for Eisenhower Club. Officers include James P Menn Madison and Mrs Lorrie Bettencourt Milwaukee as chairmen with regional vice chairmen Otto Koch Shorewood Mark Hooper Manitowoc James Curry Adams and William Clayton Baraboo as secretary treasurer.
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Plavious
Wisconsin Young Republicans
Wisconsin Citizens For Eisenhower Club
James P. Menn
Madison
Lorrie Bettencourt
Milwaukee
William Connor
Otto Koch
Shorewood
Mark Hooper
Manitowoc
James Curry
Adams
William Clayton
Baraboo
Fein singer to resign from WSB post by June 30
Feinsinger, on leave from UW Law School, announced plans to quit his WSB board job by June 30 during a speaking engagement in Madison. He cited ongoing steel dispute settlements and noted optimism for a solution on both sides in the weeks ahead. He added that public understanding of the issues was improving as events unfold.
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Madison
Nathan P. Fein
University of Wisconsin Law School
Feinsinger
Washington
Orangeville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
Mrs Glen E Bolender reports visits among Freeport and Noway residents. Frank Donner and Richard Jensen from Mr Pleasant Ia travel to see Frautschy and Askey Dinges families. Emmerson Zettle welcomes a daughter at Freeport Deaconess hospital as the Zettles add to four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Donner
Freeport
C. W. Frautschy
Richard Jensen
Pleasant
Ray Askey
R. L. Dinges
Noway
C. B. Bridge
DeKalb
Herman Zurbriggen
Sycamore
Dora Schneider
Willard
Phil Weamer
South Lyon
Mich
Emmerson Zettle
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Zettles
Weekend visits and gatherings around Monticello note
Mrs. O D Curtis lists weekend visits across Monticello with family members and friends. Names include Babler, Marty, Ellrod, Detailing social calls in Monroe and nearby towns with fishing trips and funeral attendance mentioned.
Social visits fill weekends across area
Mrs Hazel Kundert and Kenneth and Mr and Mrs Walter Brink joined relatives as Sunday guests of her parent and Mrs Jacob Legler. The Hoffmeister and Bussig families plus Joann Smith visited the Leglers on Sunday evening. John Stauffer was Sunday guest of her parents E W Marty. Richard Hefty from Platteville State College spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Clara Hefty and sister Mrs Roy Bissig in New Glarus. R W Woelffer was relief druggist at a Prairie du Sac drug store over the weekend.
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Rose Mary Babler
Monroe
Willis Babler
Bernice Babler
Fred
Ft. Atkinson
W. E. Blum
Jes Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Lydia Veseli
Howard Steinmann
Donald Knobel
Herman Schupbach
Clarence Holcomb
Robert Holcomb Sr
Madison
John Wittenwyler
Herman
Bertha Keller
John Schonnenberger
Janesville
Wilbert Marty
Columbus
Lois Emmert
Elgin
Mr. A
Albert J. Marty
Htrene
E. W. ‘Marty
John Stauffer
Dorothy Marty
J. B. Ellrod
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Harland. Babler and
Robert Holcomb Jr
Edward A. Kundert
Hazel Kundert
Kenneth
Walter Brink
Elizabeth
Donald
Verona
Jacob Legler
Leo Hoffmeister
Leglers
Matt Bussig
John’ Wittenwyler
Roberts Witwer
Joann Smith
Freeport
E. W. Marty
Richard Hefty
Platteville State College
Clara Hefty
New Glarus
Roy Bissig
R. W. Woelffer
Prairie du Sac
Fire destroys barn and buildings on Robertson farm
A fire at Oliver Robertson’s farm near Waterloo yesterday destroyed a barn, tool and machine sheds, a chicken house and two cows after children reportedly played with matches.
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Waterloo
Wis
Oliver Robertson
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Glen E. Bolender
J. W. Robilette
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Benkert Bldg
O. D. Curtis
the Store For Women
Dodge
Monroe, Wis
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