Defense Secretary Wilson defends air power pace amid fear mongers
Editorial notes Wilson's testimony on U S air power progress counters doomsayers and Soviet missile talk. He cites 25 000 active Air Force aircraft 12 000 Navy air arm and over 4 000 Army aircraft as evidence of capable buildup. He argues against an all out arms race and urges steady spending.
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Wilson
Soviet
Russia
United States
Senate
America
Defense Department
Red Boss
Shchev
London
Khrushchev
Navy Air Arm
Time for Resurvey of Wisconsin Rail Crossings
A Wisconsin editorial urges state officials to reassess rail crossings including the Duplainville crossing near Milwaukee where a truck ignored signals and collided with a train, risking 900 students and teachers. It calls for a planned program of eliminating hazards through overpasses or underpasses, focusing on the most dangerous sites like Wille Junction and stressing the growing motor traffic.
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Duplainville
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Jinville
Public Service" Commission
Wille
Truman Warns Of Possible Government Seizure In Strike
Ten years ago President Truman stated the coal strike was nearing a government confrontation and that various coping methods were under review though seizure of mines would be considered only when necessary. Also noted were abdication of King Vittorio Emmanuel and Queen Elena of Italy after 45 years, a stamp exhibit planned by the Monroe Stamp Club, and local school and farming activities.
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Truman
Vittorio Emmanuel
Elena
Monroe Stamp Club
Ludlow Memorial Library
Jefferson County
South School
Crossing Elimination Proposed To Prevent Rail Collisions
A report argues that growing population and bigger transport vehicles worsen hazards at rail crossings. It cites Caplainville as an example where roads fail to yield to trains and calls for a coordinated crossing elimination program along main railroad lines to reduce future incidents.
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Caplainville
Special Questions in May Survey On Part Time Labor
The May Current Population Survey will include special questions to determine if unemployed persons seek part time work. In February results show 10 percent of employed males and 14 percent of unemployed females prefer part time. Among males mostly ages 14 to 17, while many unemployed females are also 14 to 17. Local data collection will be conducted by Mmes Olson and Ryan in Janesville.
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Mmes
Dorothy Jane Olson
S. Louise Ryan
Janesville
Mrs Staub Plans Trip to Switzerland
Mrs. Joseph A. Staub, 72, of 1218 With avenue, sails for a six week visit to Switzerland. She will stay primarily in St. Gallen with relatives, traveling to various regions. This is her first trip alone to Europe, joining earlier Staub family journeys in 1919 1935 and 1948. Her son Joseph accompanies her to Chicago and New York, then to Le Havre before boarding ship back to the United States.
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Joseph A. Staub
Switzerland
St. Gallen
Europe
Staub
Chicago
Joseph
Waddhams Grove
New York City
United States
LeHavre
France
Eige
Stevenson Hits At GOP Theme In California Tour
Adlai Stevenson argues the nation is not as well off as Republicans claim during a 11 day California tour to win Democratic delegates. Kefauver also campaigns in California as both head toward Oregon May primary. Stevenson, fatigued after a 16 city bus swing, presses civil rights and school desegregation while noting economic distress in farming areas and among small businesses. Male and female emperor penguins share incubating duties to keep eggs from the ice.
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San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
United States
California
Sen. Estes
Fauver
Tennessee
Ion
Eisenhower
Illinois
Los Angeles
Kefauver
Oregon
Stevenson
San Francisco Bay Area
San Jose
Richmond
Oakland
Eisenhowser
Supreme Court
State Contest Seeks Dairy Recipes During June
In Green County Wisconsin a statewide June Dairy Month contest invites dairy based recipes. Thirteen state women will demonstrate at the State Fair in August with expenses paid and prizes from Wisconsin manufacturers. Entries judged on originality dairy product use and finished quality. Submissions from Monroe Evening Times readers will be sent to Madison for judging in July with results announced in early August. Cheese recipes get special emphasis.
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Reen County
America
State Department of Agriculture
American Dairy Association
Wisconsin
Home Economies
Monroe
Madison
Green County
British submarine Talent damaged after collision off Isle of Wight
The British submarine Talent suffered damage in a collision with an unidentified tanker off the Isle of Wight. No crew members were injured aboard the sub.
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London
Talent
Sir
Isle of Wight
British Admiralty
Mrs. Rice Rites To Be Tomorrow
Services for Mrs Benjamin Rice 55 of Madison who died in a Sunday car crash near Oregon Dane County will be held at 1 20 p m tomorrow at the Erickson Funeral Home Argyle Rev A P Anderson will officiate Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Argyle She was born June 28 1900 in Argyle daughter of Howard and Carrie Erickson Middleton a former Argyle High School graduate and Methodist Church member She once lived in Wisconsin Dells and Madison where she worked as a jewelry saleslady
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Argyle
Benjamin Rice
Madison
Oregon
Dane
Erickson Funeral Home
A. P. Anderson
Woodlawn
Rice
Blanche Middleton
Howard
Carrie Erickson Middleton
Argyle High School
Pleasant Grove School Notes End-Year Picnic and Staff Details
The article notes a school year close with a Tuesday picnic on school grounds and mentions teacher Frances Loeffel’s third-year contract, with a music festival at Goetz Theatre this afternoon. It lists eighth graders Jerry Ludwig and peers Betty Zweitel, LaVerne Wichelt, and others, along with survivors of a local obituary including husband and sister Mrs Walter Heth.
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Frances Loeffel
John Erb
Henry Zweifel
Jerry Ludwig
Pleasant Grove
Betty Zweitel
LaVerne Wichelt
Vernon Jordan
Larry Heibner
Alice Heibner
Robert Erb
George Heibner
Duane Zweitel
Evonne Petersen
James Davis
Tova Petersen
Carl Zweifel
Pleasant Grove Pupils Tour Monroe Dairy and Evening Times Plant
Pleasan t Grove school pupils from Jefferson Township visited the Monroe Dairy and the Evening Times plant this morning. A group of 13 students accompanied by their chaperones explored the facilities and observed daily operations.
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Pleasant Grove
Jefferson Township
Monroe Dairy
Evening Times
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