Lemnitzer Cites Russia's Strength in Naval Power Shift
Gen. Lyman J. Lemnitzer told the House foreign affairs committee that the Soviet army is now highly mobile and atomic-age oriented. He urged approval of a 1.4 billion military aid request, warning Soviet naval strength, especially submarines, has grown, placing Russia second only to the United States in naval power.
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Viscount Amory to quit Canada post in October
London reports Viscount Amory, the British high commissioner in Canada, will finish his term in October. His successor is Sir Henry Lintott, aged 54, currently deputy undersecretary at the Commonwealth Relations Office.
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High Court Limits Stock Mart Powers
The Supreme Court on a 7-2 decision held the Securities Exchange Act does not shield the New York Stock Exchange from antitrust laws. The ruling curbs the exchange's power to regulate coordinated actions by its members in securities dealings.
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Today in History: Lindbergh flight and other dated events
Highlights mark 1927 Lindbergh’s solo New York to Paris flight in Spirit of St. Louis taking 33 hours 30 minutes. Also 1542 de Soto dies on Mississippi expedition. 1881 Clara Barton founds American Red Cross. 1945 Syria Lebanon gain independence from France. 1956 first US hydrogen bomb dropped at Bikini Atoll.
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Farm cows set records in official production tests
Robert M. Reuter of Brodhead reports two Brown Swiss cows achieve notable yields in UW supervised tests. Peters Royal Pearline produced 16,830 pounds of milk with 3.7 percent fat and 626 pounds fat over 350 days, while Ester Rose Baron Rebecca yielded 11,400 pounds milk at 4.5 percent fat in 305 days. Rexlawn Nobel Juliana, owned by Leland M. Nyman of Davis, Illinois, produced 15,590 pounds milk and 686 pounds butterfat in 305 days under Illinois supervision. Old Elm Maria R produced 13,110 pounds milk at 3.9 percent fat and 515 pounds fat in 305 days. All cows were milked twice daily. testing supported by UW and University of Illinois as part of breed improvement programs.
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Davis
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Verona
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County Farm
Grandview Road
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Dairy Credit Company
de Kalb
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Chicago Markets Livestock Report from Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Hogs totaling about 6,000 head show steady to 25 higher bids across weights 190 to 300 pounds with various ranges from 14.75 to 16.35 per cwt. Cattle and calves numbers around 3,500 and 25 respectively with slaughter steers steady to 25 higher. high grade 1 150-1 300 lb steers 23.50 to 24.00. heifers 22.50 to 23.00. feeder steers 800-900 lb at 22.75 to 24.00. Produce section notes Butter on Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Market Prices Report with Grain and Egg Quotes
Wholesale buying prices for steady commodities show unchanged livestock and egg values with grade breakdowns. Grain futures in Chicago list no wheat sales and corn prices for No 2 yellow at 1.23 and No 3 yellow at 1.20 with sample grades around 1.18. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.64.
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Room for Rent Ad in The Monroe Evening Times
Classified ad seeks a room for rent in Monroe. includes contact details and rental terms as listed in The Monroe Evening Times classified section.
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Edward F Schroeder Services Tomorrow
Funeral arrangements are set for Edward F Schroeder 82 of Rockford who died yesterday in Cedarburg. A service will be held at 1730 tomorrow at Mine bur pee Wood funeral home 420 North Main Street Rockford. He was born April 2 1881 son of Herman J and Julia Bast and married Martha Horn on October 17 1906 in Monroe. Survivors include daughter Marian Heitz Cedarburg son Edward Jr Rockford sister Mrs Frank Trumpy Monroe and three brothers.
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Cedarburg
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North Main Street
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Martha Horn
Monroe
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Edward Jr
Frank Trumpy
Monroe trio named with three grandchildren
Ralph, Frank and Anton of Monroe are listed with three grandchildren in the notice.
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Anton
Monroe
Dentist Dr Carl Pflanz Dies After Long Local Practice
Dr. Carl Pflanz aged 49, who practiced dentistry in Black River Falls for 26 years, died on Monday after retiring two years ago due to ill health. He built a long standing local reputation and leaves a family.
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Black River Falls
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