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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1953
Page
2
Big Three Conference Plans Face Public Caution
The editorial welcomes a proposed Big Three meeting among the United States England and France to discuss world tensions and allied problems while urging caution against further commitments. It notes leadership changes and the need to define talks with the Soviet Union and aims for a formula to advance a free world without sacrificing American principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Eisenhower
Churchill
Moscow
United States
Oatis release spurred by Eisenhower note to Czech leader
Analysis suggests President Eisenhower nudged Czech officials with a March 30 note offering to ease trade and travel bans if AP reporter William Oatis was freed. The May 15 pardon followed Red Czech claims of sentimental pressure from Oatis’s wife, a claim viewed skeptically by many. State Dept denies a deal, but public distrust lingers over two years of sanctions and perceived U.S. leverage.
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Oatis
William Oatis
Eisenhower
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Prague
Reds
Parrot Heir Popular Adoption Candidate at Zoo
Madison Zoo Director Harold Hayes reported that Talker the parrot, heir to $1000 from a winter gift, attracted offers including Mrs A M Van Rooyen of Pretoria who promised a happy future if she paid for passage. All 15 offers were rejected. Mrs Lulu Williams of Lancaster left $1000 for Talker’s food and care at the zoo.
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Madison
Talker
Madison Zoo
Harold Hayes
A. M. van Rooyen
Pretoria
South Africa
Lulu Williams
Lancaster
Zoo
World at War and Local News Snapshots Across Decades
Ten years ago communist centers worldwide urged cease operations to fight Hitler as flood threats rose on the Mississippi with 14 dead in six states. Admiral Koga named to lead Japanese fleet after Yamamoto’s death. Pfc. Walker awarded for action in New Guinea. Mayor LaGuardia seeks cheese rationing relief with help from Wisconsin cheesemakers. Twenty five years ago in 1928, a Catholic banquet condemns youth misdirections. Coolidge vetoes farm relief. Dirigible Italia departs Spitsbergen. A 1913 note covers court actions, deaths, a store accident, and local business changes on Madison’s square.
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Communist Internationale
Hitler
Mississippi
Mineichi Koga
Yamamoto
Robert Walker
Co. K
New Guinea
William Mahoney
Madison
Catholic Daughters of America
Clara Lillian Archibald
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen
Dirigible
Italia
General Nobile
Spitsbergen
Polar Ice Cap
Henry F. Sharratt
Gro
Cery
Clark Land Co
Monroe Businessmen's Association
Woman's Club
United Telephone Co
Browntown
South
Wayne
Bert Andrea
Switzerland
Fred Trachsel
Dixon
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Monroe Telephone Co
Teacher Pension Boost Advances in Wisconsin Senate
MADISON The Senate passed 238 yesterday a bill offering an extra 25 per month pension for retired teachers. The measure would place 3,900 teachers on a substitute teaching list, costing about $700,000 yearly. Gov Kohler urged quick passage though opponents say it remains unconstitutional as it pays for past services.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Kohler
Supreme Court
Knowles
New Richmond
Lawmaker backs teacher pool claim amid bill debate
Robinson R Beloit argued in support of the bill that a teacher pool would supply well qualified teachers and dismissed claims of fakery, stating there is nothing phony about the bill or the work these teachers can do.
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Robinson
R-Beloit
Knowles
Defense Aide Says War Has Hit Russians Hard
A Defense Department spokesman rebutted claims Russia has not suffered losses in three years of Korean fighting. Col. W. F. Rockwell cited setbacks in the five year plan with Russia supplying war goods while Moscow reported rising machine tool output before 1950 but a drop last year.
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W. Va
Defense Department
Russia
W. F. Rockwell
Moscow
Law changes reach final draft on Taft-Hartley amendments
Washington Republicans in the Senate committee reportedly agreed on Taft-Hartley amendments to broaden the closed shop in unions. A formal draft will be released next week with a Monday announcement. Provisions include union access for casual workers, exemptions for utilities and small businesses, adding two NLRB members, and allowing strikers to vote in NLRB elections during disputes.
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Nalshington
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
Jan Boes
Iploye
National Labor Relations Board
Eisenhower
Paul M. Herzog
John M. Houston
NLRB
Church News and Parish Activities Across Wisconsin
A compilation of upcoming church events across numerous Wisconsin towns. Listings include worship times, Sunday schools, choir rehearsals, and parish meetings for Grace Monroe Bethel Meares New Glarus Mesticello Washington Albany Argyle Monroe East and West Victo New Apostolic churches.
St Andrew's and Union Churches Schedule Items
St Andrew's Episcopal holds girls meeting at vicarage Saturday at 9 30 am. Pentecost Holy Communion at IOOF hall 9 30 am with acolyte Roger Schwaiger. Sunday school festival at Grace Church Madison 3 30 pm. Woman's Auxiliary meets at Mrs Norman Christensen home Tuesday 7 30 pm. Ember days for prayer and fasting Wed Fri Sat. Rev Richard F Hulburt. Union Presbyterian Sunday school 9 30 worship 10 am Youth Fellowship 6 45 pm. Meeting of men to paint the church.
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You ‘Fellowship
Keens Ui
John Chambers
Howard L.orians
Meares
Bethel
Parsonage
Paul J. Gibson
Mesticello
Gibson
New Glarus
Brodhead
William Schultz
Robert A. Boettcher
Brooklyn
Peace
Boettcher
Cmymuay Tov P. Ui
Pryurermuma
Clarence C. Warfel
Jday
Monroe
Mt. Olive
R. F. Bittorf
Richland Salem
A. P
Luther League
Anderson
East and West
East Church
West Church
J. A
ST. Andrew's
Vicarage
Roger Schwaiger
Door x
J. H. Schwaiger
Grace Church
Madison
Norman Christensen
Richard F. Hulburt
Union Presbyterian
New Marty-Ripp Firm Will Operate Chevrolet Agency
Announcement of dissolution of the John Marty and Donald E. Ripp partnership effective June 1. A new corporation to be named Marty Ripp Chevrolet, Inc. will continue the business as a Chevrolet agency with incorporators Adam Marty, Mr. Ripp and Mrs. Sophie Marty. The partnership has existed since June 1949.
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Marty-Ripp
John Marty
Donald E. Ripp
Chevrolet
Marty"Ripp
State Official Speaks at Argyle Commencement
William C. Kahl of the state department of public instruction spoke last night at Argyle to fourteen graduating seniors including Meyers, Dale Peterson, Wirtz, Argyle, Walter Disch, Monroe, Blanchardville, and John Schuetz from Darlington.
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Argyle Argyle
William C. Kahl
State Department of ‘Public Instruction
Meyers
Dale Peterson
Wirtz
Argyle
Walter Disch
Monroe
Blanchardville
John Schuetz
Darlington
Brodhead Schedules Eighth Grade Program
Brodhead plans year end events with both rural and city eighth grade exercises. Graduation ceremonies and diploma distribution set for June 3 in the morning at the gym. The report notes Mt Etna as Europe’s tallest volcano.
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Brodhead
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