Spring Valley Farm Scene Records Milk Production
A Brown Swiss cow owned by John Ingold Estate, Monroe, posted a 13 135.1 pounds milk 4 73 percent fat 620 88 pounds fat in 300 days with twice daily milking at six years five months. Brodhead firm Edwin Lund and Sons sold Willow Valley Kit's King to Ralph S Tobler of Pearl City Ul. Gilbert Dettwiler Holstein herd averaged 13912 pounds milk 506 pounds butterfat with two milkings daily. Two Orangeville Holstein herds classified. John M and Roswell C Babler herd 55 head classified 7 very good 17 good plus 26 good 5 fair. Ralph Babler herd 22 animals had 2 very good 10 good plus 5 good 5 fair.
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Spring Valley Maud
John Ingold Estate
Monroe
Edwin Lund and Sons
Brodhead
Willow Valley
Ralph S. Tobler
Pearl City
Orangeville Area
John M
Roswell C. Babler
Ralph Babler
A Star Blinks Out Ezio Pinza
Editorial notes Ezio Pinza the famed basso and South Pacific star, whose lively presence and showmanship made him a beloved figure of the stage and screen. The piece reflects on his career, charm, and the impulse for a possible later comeback.
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Ezio Pinza
Pinza
South Pacific
Controversy over Erasing McCarthy Censure Vote
Sen. Malone suggests the Senate erase the 1954 censure vote against Sen. McCarthy from official records. Proponents argue it would ease the Senate conscience while critics say the action would not alter McCarthy’s legacy. The death of McCarthy ended his public conflicts with Red influence and executive prerogatives.
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Sen. Malone
R-Nev
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Executive Department
Sen. McCarthy
Eisenhower faces risk in budget appeals to the public
Capitol observers say President Eisenhower risks his popularity and leadership by broadcasting directly to the people to urge budget support. If the public fails to pressure Congress, lawmakers may resist the president, risking a stalemate that endangers his proposals.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol
White House
Retiring as Chief Sheboygan Fire Chief Sokoll Announces
Sheboygan Fire Department Chief August Sokoll will retire June 1 after 48 years with the department including 13 years as chief. He led the department through major initiatives and public safety efforts.
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Sheboygan
August Sokoll
Timeline of regional events from May 10 in various eras
A compilation of past news notes dated May 10 across decades from 1947 to 1907. It highlights a GOP drive on postal service funding, a fatal farm house fire near Evansville, a call for Army Navy unification, political candidate activity, school honors and resignations, public works, and notable local losses and travels.
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Postal Service
Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Post Office Department
Brooklyn Township
William Lloyd Myles
Evansville
Marshall
Senate probes push new labor law studies
The McClellan committee hearings fuel a broader push on proposed labor laws. George Meany warns racketeering spans both sides while William Barton outlines five areas for possible legislation including right to work and anti trust reforms. debate centers on union democracy and political contributions.
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Relman Morin
Washington
Senate
McClellan
Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Teamster
Dave Beck
William B. Barton
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Attorney General
That’s No Problem Philadelphia Poll on extra hour day
John Bartram High School students answered what they would do with an extra hour daily. The most popular reply: catch up on sleep.
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Philadelphia
John Bartram High
USAF Begins Construction of Missile Base at Camp Cooke
The Air Force starts building a 100 million dollar missile facility at Camp Cooke California the former World War II training area. Brig. Gen. Rutland calls the base a new age of aviation with deterrent power and training for launching Atlas Titan and Thor missiles. The project spans several years with 30 million allocated in 1957 and another 30 million in 1958.
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Cooke Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
O. J. Rutland
Western Development Division
Air Research and Development Command
Ritland
Free World
Camp Cooke
Ocean
Los Angeles
Rutland
Wisconsin considers adding 12000 seats at Camp Randall
Athletic director Ivan Williamson said Wisconsin hopes to raise Camp Randall Stadium capacity to 64 000 65 000 by 1958 from 52 788 54 645 depending on temporary bleachers. Estimated cost around 500 000 but exact figure awaits blueprint plans before regents meet on Saturday.
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Madison
Ivan Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randell
Camp Randall
Indiana
Hoosier School
Williamson
University
Board of Regents
Catherine Smith 90 Dies in Janesville
Catherine Smith a Monroe native and longtime Janesville resident died Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Janesville after a hip fracture. Services were at St Patrick’s Church with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. She was born April 6 1867 and was widow of Harry Ashcraft and later George Smith. Survived by son Perry H Ashcraft.
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Catherine Smith
Monroe
Janesville
Mercy Hospital
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Smith
Catherine Stanton
Michael and
Mary Caulifield Stanton
Harry Ashcraft
George Smith
Perry H. Ashcraft
Cain-Ashcraft Co
Carl Ashcraft
Martha Johnson
Different Mosquito Locals Yield Distinct Calls, Bites Same
Two Cornell Medical College scientists found that mosquitoes from various locales produce different buzz calls when amplified. Despite differing sounds, the bites they deliver are identical in effect.
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Cornell Medical College
Fred Blum Rites To Be Arranged
Funeral services for Fred Werner Blum 61 who died yesterday are pending word from his son Richard with the U S Army in Japan Voegels funeral home is in charge of arrangements Born September 26 1895 on the Washington Township homestead he farmed He married Frieda Marty in 1917 a year after the 1918 death he then married Louise Roethlisberger in 1921 Surviving are his wife a daughter four sons two brothers two sisters four grandchildren and several extended relatives He was a member of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church
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Monticello
Fred Werner Blum
Richard
U. S. Army
Japan
Voegels
Mr. Blum
St. Clare Hospital
Fred
Carolyn Theiler Blum
Blum
Washington Township
Frieda Marty
Louise Roethlisberger
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adolph Gobeli
Monroe
Frederick
John
Robert
Deputy Shoots Sons In Drunken Home Row
San Francisco deputy sheriff Nicholas Witcher 52 shot his two sons Kingston 23 and Warren 25 during a drunken domestic incident. He told Patrolman Dillon I did it and to cuff me. Kingston was shot in the chest and Warren in the hand. both treated at a hospital.
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San Francisco
David Dillon
Nicholas Witcher
City
Kingston Witcher
Warren
Kingston
Dillon
Just a bus stop case prompts cash theft tale
Nectar Calaysian, 27, a cafeteria cashier in Los Angeles, told police a gunman who had just eaten took $100 from the cash register. She described the man in a grey insignia free uniform, carrying a gun and wearing a money changer on his belt.
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Los Angeles
Nectar Calaysian
Wisconsin Legislature Advances Beer and Vehicle Offense Bill
A bill to impose a $100 fine for drinking or opening beer in a moving vehicle on a public highway advanced to near passage in the Assembly after an amendment exempting motor buses. Other measures debated include property tax assessment changes, retirement fund concepts for officers and firefighters, and mandatory jail terms for certain driving offenses after license revocation. Final action approved a bill requiring teachers to pass physical exams as a condition of employment.
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Assembly
Assemblyman
Crawford
Marshfield
Wisconsin Retirement Fund
Finance Committee
Ed Johnson
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Arthur Padrutt
Governor’s Retirement Systems Study Committee
Senate
Sen. Merten
Milwaukee
Amazing bargains in The Times classified check daily
Classified section highlights daily bargains and listings across categories including sales, services, and notices. Readers are urged to review the page for the latest offers and opportunities.
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Times
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National Interscholastic Press Association
Ida Rubin
County Normal
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Illinois Central
Homer Maxwell
Monroe Hussar Band
Fulton
Casey
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J. W. Saucerman
Winslow
J. H. Durst
J. H. Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
J. H. Eaton
Loofbouron Hospital
Chicago
International Harvester Co
Labor Crossroads
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Walter Reuther
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