Ike Unhappy Over Reported Services Feud
President Eisenhower expressed mild unhappiness at the surge of interservice rivalry. Secretary Wilson and Adm. Radford urged unity at the White House after a week of Senate probes and publicized staff papers. Wilson warned differences within the services are healthy but should not damage national defense.
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Army To Fire Nike In White Sands Show For Reporters Group
In White Sands New Mexico the Army planned a Nike ground to air missile firing for a newsman group at the rocket testing base. The three day demonstration began with potential embargo on coverage and included tours of Nike battalion training facilities for reporters from across the nation.
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Bowen 90 Friday Keeps Busy and Happy
Spencer E. Bowen, turning 90, stays active with garden work, neighbors chores, and frequent game afternoons at the Community Center. A lifelong Democrat, he recalls Monroe’s past, his cheese factory work, and travels from California to New York City, with five children and many grandchildren.
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Dairy Retailers Outline Program for June Dairy Month
Monroe dairy retailers met at the Courthouse to set plans for June Dairy Month. Co chairs Jack L. Marty and Robert J. Hahlen named promotion carpenters. committees formed for grocery restaurant and queen contest roles. Kits for stores and menus planned. county meetings set to finalize rules and local leadership.
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Fred G. Galli
Larry R. Lindgren
Charles A. Booth
Monticello
Palmer Welsh
New Gills
Myron E. Jeglum
Kenneth Halverson
Norman C. Everson
Subdivisions Win City Planning Commission Preliminary Approval
The City Planning Commission granted preliminary approval to two new subdivisions in Monroe. Bar-T Court, a 12-lot westside development off 7th Avenue, is owned by Ray R. Heinzelman of 1709 23rd Avenue. Rose Lawn, a 26-lot area near the Country Club south of 21st Street, is owned by Dr. Benjamin H. Brunkow of 2225 6th Street. Walter R. Ekum, city engineer, drew the preliminary plats.
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Walter R. Ekum
Konoye's Son Held in Siberia Repatriation Claim
A Japanese repatriation source accuses Russia of detaining Prime Minister Konoye's eldest son in Siberia and warns he may not be released until 1976. The claim centers on the political fallout from wartime leadership.
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Senate House Group Approves Compromise on Farm Measure
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver agreed on main issues for 1956 while debating farm policy and civil rights on a Miami broadcast. They supported federal farm aid, peace efforts, and leadership, noting Supreme Court directives on segregation. They target Florida and California delegates as the Democratic contest moves toward the summer convention.
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Mooseheart Day Bus Planned by Monroe Moose members
Alvin H. Babler announces a charter bus from Monroe Moose Hall for Wisconsin Day at Mooseheart Ill on Sunday June 3. The trip includes church services inspections and a program by the children, with a 7 am departure and same day return. Babler and Mrs Chalmer D Armstrong coordinate, reservations due Monday.
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Group Slashes Aid by Billion in Eisenhower Plan
Washington The House foreign affairs committee voted today to slash more than a billion dollars from President Eisenhower's foreign aid program. The panel, 18 to 11 in closed session, cut a billion from the proposed three billions for military assistance next year and reduced the 1.9 billion in economic aid by 109 million, shifting funds to bolster other countries against communism. Chairman Richards said carryover funds could allow continued military aid, while Secretary Dulles announced a renewed bid for the long range aid plan when the bill reaches the Senate committee. Dulles also said the U.S. now believes Russia will reduce military manpower, a conclusion Khrushchev reportedly did not spell out at recent London talks.
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Cheese Demand Fair Madison
Wisconsin cheese market steady with demand fair to good. Main interest in small styles like single daisies. Offerings noted at 34 to 35 percent yield, singles around 36 to 37, longhorns 36 to 37 percent, midgets 37 to 39 percent.
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Group Backs New Project Pistol Range for Police Training
A city committee urges establishing a pistol practice range for the Police Department. The Commercial and Savings Bank offers basement space free of charge for the range, in a section beneath the sidewalk along the building’s south side. Indoor firing over a 50 foot course is feasible, with city equipment to be supplied. The committee, led by D. A. Crandall, includes Rodney O. Kittelsen, Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie, Aldermen Floyd, Matzke, and Joseph Dearth, and will present the proposal to the City Council on Tuesday, June 5.
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Joseph Dearth
Wiley To Campaign Even If Turned Down By State Convention
Wisconsin Senator Alex Wiley says he will seek a fourth six year term as a Republican candidate even if the state convention does not endorse him. He expects a factional battle at the convention and accuses opponents of aiming to split the GOP.
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Make-up Polio Center planned for June 8 at Courthouse
Miss June Grammes city school nurse announced a make-up polio center for all city and county children needing the second injection. Tentative date is Friday, June 8, at the Courthouse. Last week 209 city and 462 county children were at the Monroe center with nurses Martha Tschudy Grommes William E Kuntz David K Bennett Kenneth W Stuart J T Etter Theodore J Burgy and mothers Mrs Leo J Gille Jr George R Barry Kenneth C Hall Donald J Clark assisting. Dr James R Weir was on duty.
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Kiwanis To Honor 35 year Members at Monroe Club
Kiwanis plans a Ladies Night at Monroe Country Club with seven 35 year members to receive pins. Honorees include Walter J. Baumann John A. Becker Fred L Kohli Laroy Dodge L A Moore Roy Gy Rottler and Dr W G Bear. Countess Maria Pulaski, a World War II espionage figure, will discuss My Life as a Spy. Gus Keller district governor speaks. Gerhard P Steensrud is program chairman.
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Maria Pulaski
Bank Robbers Face U S Trial in Green
Two Chicago youths Harold Vaughn 17 and Albert James Vito 21 were captured by a 200 man posse on a swamp island in the Peshtigo River and turned over to federal authorities for arraignment in Green on a bank robbery charge. They aimed to pay a $3,600 auto loan with the $1,045 haul. a teller was wounded and a bystander shot during the holdup. Police recovered $990 of the loot and a $5 bill near the getaway car. the woman shot was Yvonne Sieloff 26, in good condition at Marinette General Hospital.
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Co K Plans 9th Anniversary Observance Tonight
Co K will mark the ninth anniversary of its 1947 reorganization with a ceremony at the National Guard Armory tonight. About 25 of the original members attended the 1947 reactivation after World War II, and guardsmen drilled at the fairgrounds in preparation for two days of firing at Camp Douglas on June 2 and 3. Summer encampment is set for Camp McCoy from June 16 to 30.
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Shirley Ault Hurt In Collision of Cars
Shirley Ault, 19, suffered severe bruises after a two car crash at 1 p.m. today at 11th street and 23rd avenue. She rode with Clifton Ault of 2417 11th street in a car that collided with Mrs Clifford Kempfer of 1219 30th avenue. The girl was thrown from the vehicle and was taken to St. Clare hospital for treatment.
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Revamped Bill Bans Soil Payoff On Grazing Lands
Washington action on a compromise farm measure approves a soil bank plan worth 1.2 billion dollars. Conferees report harmony as key provisions shift, including sale directives for government cotton, a two price rice program, and elimination of soft payments for grazing lands.
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Masonic Rites Held for Blumer
Pallbearers Frank Buehler Brooks Dunwiddie James Forbes Fred Roth Sr Alois Ruf and Ralph Wenger, all Masons, attended the 2 p m services for Fred J. Blumer 77 former head of the family brewing firm. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery with Monroe Commandery escort and Masonic graveside rites. Blumer died Saturday night at St. Clare hospital from a heart condition. He had been active in the community and worked in tax matters since the firm’s 1938 sale.
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President’s Doctor Opposes Ike Colorado Vacation
President Eisenhower’s personal physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder said he is opposed to the President vacationing in Colorado this summer. He cautioned against high altitudes for the first year after the heart attack, preferring a conservative approach.
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