Editorial on Gen Twining and U S defense budget
The editorial analyzes General Nathan F. Twining’s Senate subcommittee exchange on the defense budget. It argues the United States must continually advance air and missile technology rather than merely match Soviet capabilities, noting Nike and Talos as current assets and urging tests to determine optimal defense weapons. It warns against reliance on outdated tools and calls for ongoing improvement and initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan F. Twining
Monroe
U. S. Air Force
Sen. Salonstall
R-Mass
Senate
Sen. Saltonstall
Gen. Twining
Saltonstall
Air Force
Twining
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
Red World
Sen. Chavez
DNM
Nike
Army
Navy
Taylor
Giant of Education John Callanan Dies Reflecting Wisconsin Growth
Retired state superintendent of education John Callanan died last week. He served 28 years directing public instruction and championed rural education, district consolidation, and a non elective state board approach. His reforms shaped Wisconsin education and continued to influence public instruction well after his retirement in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callanan
Wisconsin
Callahan
Board of Education
Monroe Echoes Storied Years Through Evening Times Files
Items recap events from 1946 to 1906 including a fatal auto overturn on Antioch main street and local civic notes. Highlights: Herman M Savoy’s death in 1946, Monroe netmen’ tennis at Southern Ten, Red Cross leadership changes, long serving local figures, school honors, and historical mentions of baseball, theater, and town figures across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman M. Savoy
Monroe
Antioch
Madison
Fort Atkinson
Arthur C. Benkett
Green County
American Red Cross
Fred Feutz
John Andereck
John Deininger
William C. Schultz
Universalist Church
Monroe High School Bulletin
National Scholastic Press Association
John Callahan’s enduring educational trail for the state
The obituary lauds John Callahan’s broad vision and vast contribution to education. It notes that his departure leaves a plainly marked path for the state to follow toward greater educational progress, urging adoption of his trail for future advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callahan
Support Increase Reported by Roth
Edward C. Roth announced higher corn price supports under the 1956 57 marketing year. Commercial area corn counties receive a minimum average of 1.50 per bushel under acreage allotments, not below 82 percent of parity. Noncommercial areas set at 75 percent of commercial rates about 1.13 per bushel, with 1.25 minimum for nonallotted 1956 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Roth
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Pdity Credit Corporation
Death notices cross multiple states in brief obituaries
The newspaper lists deaths of Grace Krueger in San Antonio at 71 wife of Gen Walter Krueger retired commander in the Pacific. Melvin Enger 75 emeritus head of Illinois College of Engineering dies in Escondido. Barney Barnett 58 Green Bay newsman dies in Wisconsin birthplace Ishpeming. Ralph Stone 88 Detroit Trust Co executive dies. A statistical note forecasts a surge in marriages around 1990 as baby boomers reach marrying age.
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San Antonio
Tex
Grace Krueger
Walter Krueger
U. S. 6Th Army
Pacific
Escondido
Calif
Melvin L. Enger
University of Illinois College of Engineering
Decorah
Iowa
Green Bay, Wis
G. Stanley
Barney) Barnett
The
Green Bay Press- Gazette
Wisconsin
Ishpeming, Lich
Detroit
Ralph Stone
Detroit Trust Co
University of Michigan Board of Regents
Wilmington
Del
Soviet to Drop Camp System Says Secret Police Official
A Soviet secret police official told visiting French Socialists at the Tula corrective labor camp that the USSR will abolish concentration camps within 18 months. Nonpolitical prisoners such as thieves and murderers will be housed in ordinary prisons and corrective labor colonies with factory work. Deportation outside distant regions is forbidden except for serious political crimes after trial. A commission will review political crime sentences and release the innocent by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musluw Aeign
Soviet Union
Tula
Moscow
Amazing bargains in The Times classifieds today
Daily sale highlights reveal a range of bargain items across categories. Readers can find discounted goods and services with limited quantities and time frames, urging swift action from shoppers seeking value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Calhern Dies in Japan After Heart Attack at 62
Brooklyn born actor Ouis Calhern, veteran star of stage and screen, died of a heart attack in Nara Japan while preparing to begin work on Teahouse of the August Moon. He toured Broadway for four decades, known for Life With Father and The Magnificent Yankee, and recently finished High Society with Crosby Sinatra and Grace Kelly. He served in World War I and had four marriages to actresses.
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Japan
Ouis Calhern
Calhern
Nara
U.S. Military Hospital
Osaka
Broadway
Metropolis Theatre
York
Park Theater
St. Louis
U.S. Army
Los Angeles
France
Horse Artillery
Ilka Chase
Julia Hoyt
Natalie Schafer
Marianne Stewart
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Grace Kelly
Tokyo
Pollitt Steps Down as British Communist Leader
Britain's No 1 Communist Harry Pollitt, age 65, from Lancashire, quits as general secretary after 27 years at the helm due to ill health. He will assume a reduced role within the party.
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British Red
London
Britain
Harry Pollitt
Pollitt
Gridiron Club Roast Teases Eisenhower at Dinner
President Eisenhower was toasted by the Gridiron Club at its seventh annual dinner attended by 500 guests from Cabinet, Congress, the Supreme Court and diplomatic corps. Skits mocked Republicans and Democrats with light satire as Roscoe Drummond led the show and Adlai Stevenson was humorously referenced in the finale.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gridiron Club
Cabinet
Congress
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
High
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
Roscoe Drummond
New York Herald Tribune
Drummond
Nixon
Walter Robert Marty To Take European Tour
Mr and Mrs Robert F Marty of 1921 11th Street announce their sons Robert and Walter will embark on a student tour of Europe this summer leaving Montreal in the third week of July Robert on Army convalescent leave from Ft Lee Va will have completed active service by end of June Walter completes his second year at Lincoln College Lincoln Ial Robert who returned home last Monday after surgery will report to Ft Lee May 25 The tour will cover England France Holland Italy Switzerland Liechtenstein Monaco and Germany
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Robert Marty
Robert F. Marty
11Th Street
Europe
Montreal
Canada
Robert
Ft. Lee
Walter
Lincoln College
Lincoln
England
France
Holland
Italy
Switzerland
Lichtenstein
Monaco
Germany
University gifts total four million two hundred eight thousand four hundred nineteen
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents announced gifts and grants totaling 257 504 bringing the year’s cumulative gifts and grants to 4 308 419. Rita L Youmans was named associate professor in the School of Education. A new preschool laboratory and nursery school was approved for 125 000 with a 500 men residence hall planned at 342 429 in research contracts. Prof William S Stokes will be on leave to serve as cultural attache in Argentina. Two old campus landmarks were approved for razing to make way for a Wisconsin Center for Adult Education. A Louise Troxell award fund of 7 500 was established. A 44 523 grant from the Wisconsin Heart Association was approved for heart research. Prof R E Langer was named director of the new Mathematics Research Center for the U S Army. Retirements of Arlie Macks and Preston E McNall were announced with emeritus status.
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Madison W
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Rita L. Youmans
Wisconsin State College
Stevens Point
School of Education
Ruth Henderson
William S. Stokes
Argentina
Wisconsin Center
University of Wisconsin Foundation
Louise Troxell
The
Consin Heart Association
Milwaukee
R. E. Langer
College of Letters and Science
U.S. Army
College of Agriculture
Arlie Macks
Preston E. McNall
More Bins Purchased For Storage of Corn
The U S Department of Agriculture added 36 765 circular steel bins with 100 million bushels capacity to CCC storage bringing total to about one billion bushels. The 3 250 bushel circular bins are movable and intended for storage in storage short areas including Wisconsin and may be disposed to farmers later said William R Merriam chairman of the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Wisconsin
William R. Merriam
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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Evening Times
Pecatonica Valley League
Burke
Chambers
Cahall
Gnagi
Wuetrich
Mitchell
Seiler
Hermann
David Belasco
Wizard
Percy T. Wick
River Falls
Monticello High School
Monroe High
Monroe Fire Department
Juneau
Emil Wyss
W. B. Gnagi
Neva Gapen
Platteville
Emma van Wagenen
Harriet Carson
Bertha Hamilton
Green County Normal
Ft. Atkinson
Billy Sunday
Freeport
Globe and St. Francis
Co. H
John Luchsinger
British Columbia
Mississippi
Grant County
Clayte Lender
W. T. Rawleigh Co
R. D. Gorham
Cuba City
Roth
U.S
Peggy
Beauty
15Th Avenue
7Th Street
Monroe, Wis
R. W. Blaha
the Commercial & Savings Bank
the Commercial & the Bank
F.d.1.c
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
T. L. Lyons
GOP
Benson
Middle East
Middle West
Garden of Eden— Paradise
Estes Kefauver
Sen. Humphrey
Minnesota
Farmer Kefauver
Adlai
Adlai Stevenson
Myron I Stair
Boyer’s Rapid Gas Ser
OME
Grand Avenue
Des Moines
Ainsworth
Insurance Agency
Business Mart
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