Salk and O'Connor Press Vaccine Session in Washington
Dr. Jonas Salk and Basil O'Connor joined a closed door meeting with government scientists and advisers on the polio vaccine program. O'Connor called for release of Cutter vaccine results and warned politics affect the program as cases rise to 88 post inoculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jonas Salk
Basil O'Connor
Salk
O'Connor
National Foundation For
O‘connor
New York
Health Service
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
American Medical Association
O’connor
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Cutter
the Health Service
Parke, Davis and Co
Detroit
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Whreth Laboratories
Marietta
Anderegg To Get MSU Scholarship
Monroe high school star Robert Anderegg announced he will attend Michigan State University in the fall with a six year athletic scholarship worth $1,100 per year. The award recognizes his 620 season points and top state tournament play, while other seniors eye Wisconsin and Stout opportunities.
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Robert Anderegg
Monroe
Madison
Michigan State University
Anderegg
Lee Mitchell
Murray
Monroe High School
Mitchell
Herbert Ableman
University of Wisconsin
Jerry Stauffacher
Gayle Quinn
Stout Institute
Bowling Green
Bradley
Notre Dame
Illinois
Ohio
Marquette
Brian Kulas
Wausau
Wisconsin
M. O. Wrather
Wrather
Goetz Elected President of Lions Club
Nathan L. Goetz was elected president of the Lions Club to succeed P. J. Connors Jr. He will assume office July 1 along with an all new slate of officers elected on a unanimous ballot. Other officers include John H. Bruni first vice president William Gyure second vice president J T Etter Jr third vice president Perry J Power tail twister Franklin W Pickett lion tamer Henry Tschudy Archie Myers Jr directors and Rev Clarence C Warfel secretary treasurer. No program was held at the meeting which focused on routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan L. Goetz
Lions Club
P. J. Connors Jr
Goetz
John H. Bruni
William Gyure
J. T. Etter Jr
Perry J. Power
Franklin W. Pickett
Henry Tschudy
Archie Myers Jr
Clarence C
Stock Rise Again Led by Aircraft Stocks
In New York trading, aircraft stocks led gains with prices up about two points at midafternoon. Major players advancing included Republic Aviation Boeing Douglas United Aircraft North American Aviation General Dynamics Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Mack Truck Zenith Radio Du Pont General Mills New York Central Northern Pacific American Airlines and General Electric.
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New York
Republic Aviation
Boeing
Douglas
United Aircraft
North American Aviation
General Dynamics
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Mack Truck
Zenith Radio
du Pont
General Mills
New York Central
Northern Pacific
American Airlines
General Electric
Juda Graduation Exercises Friday Turn to No. 1 Back Page
Juda high school seniors will graduate Friday at 8 p.m. in Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church with Prof. J J Chopp of Whitewater State College delivering the address. Eugene Stettler is valedictorian and Sue Miller is salutatorian. Honors night is set for tomorrow in the school auditorium. Rev Harold Humbert spoke at Sundays baccalaureate service. listed graduates include Mary Brunner John Daehlin Evelyn Eliott Dolores Feldt Tanet Frey Helen Friedly Nathan Hartwig Shirley Heibner Gordon Hummer Emerson Jordan Isabel Kaderli Miss Miller Janice Nordeng Nola Siedschlag Stettler Wilma Wuethrich James Zentner Joyce Zimmerman.
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Juda
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. J. Chopp
Whitewater State College
Eugene Stettler
Sue Miller
Harold Humbert
Juda Baptist Church
Mary Brunner
John Daehlin
Evelyn Eliott
Dolores Feldt
Tanet Frey
Helen Friedly
Nathan Hartwig
Shirley Heibner
Gordon Hummer
Emerson Jordan
Isabel Kaderli
Miss Miller
Janice Nordeng
Nola Siedschlag
Stettler
Wilma Wuethrich
James Zentner
Joyce Zimmerman
State TB Association Hopes New Treatment Will Close Some Units
The Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association voiced optimism that improved TB treatment will lead to sanatorium vacancies and possible closures. Advances in antibiotics and therapies enable home care for some patients, reducing long sanatorium stays. WATA’s board includes Dr. Theodore Gundersen, Harry A. Nelson, Revs. Walter Piehler and Anthony Behrens, and several Milwaukee doctors. Elmer Anderson of Eau Claire joins to fill an unexpired Oshkosh term.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
WATA
Theodore Gundersen
la Crosse
Harry A. Nelson
Madison
Walter Piehler
Merrill
Anthony Behrens
S. J
George C. Owen
S. J. Rewey
Elwood Mason
Elmer Anderson
Eau Claire
J. J. Davis
Oshkosh
Search for missing F-80 jet over Lafayette County
Lafayette County sheriff reports intensified search for a missing F-80 jet fighter feared to have crashed near Wiota as a Gratiot woman and a Darlington fisherman both recall a flash and loud crash. Mineral Point planes scoured the area but weather halted light aircraft with larger search craft expected from Madison.
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Lafayette County
Lawrence James
Harold Kemprood
Mineral Point
Madison
Wiota
Buell Clark
Winchester
Ind
Duluth
Minn
Janesville
Clark
Delbert Reichling
Darlington
James
Pecatonica
Homer Lancaster
City Council Awards Curb and Gutter Contract
The Monroe City Council awarded a curb and gutter contract for 1,900 feet plus driveway gutters and replacements to Stauffacher Construction Co at a total price of 5026 dollars. Morris and Segal Co of Shullsburg made an equal bid but was rejected in favor of the local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Stauffacher Construction Co
Morris and Segal Co
Shullsburg
Charles Wells 80 Dies in St. Clare Hospital
Charles Wells of Footville, 80, died this afternoon at St. Clare hospital at 2 10 PM. He was admitted as a medical patient Saturday. Services are pending at Mt Goa Funeral Home Foot.
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Charles Wells
Footville
St. Clare Hospital
Satwenay
Mt Goa Funeral Home
Advisory Board Elected for St. Clare Hospital
Roy F. Burmeister was elected chairman of the St. Clare Hospital Lay Advisory Board at a noon luncheon marking the hospital’s 16th anniversary of the Sisters of the Congregation of St. Agnes arrival. Mrs. W. B. Gnagi and Arthur C. Benkert named vice chair and secretary respectively. bi monthly meetings and an executive committee planned.
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Roy F. Burmeister
St. Clare Hospital
W. B. Gnagi
Arthur C. Benkett
Congregation of St. Agnes
M. Blandine
Burmeister
St. Agnes Hospital
Fond du Lac
Fred W. Kundert
Peterson
Benkett
Simpson
Bernard
Fire and Police Departments
Eight To Graduate From St. Victor's
Eighth grade pupils at St. Victor's parochial school receive diplomas in parish hall after a 7:55 a.m. mass. Rev. E. C. McCollow presents diplomas at breakfast and serves as graduation speaker. Sister M. Thomas Aquinas teaches the class. Graduates are Phillip Crawford Shirley Hefty Thomas Hefty Julian Kiechle Paul LaBuch Darwin Menehan Judy Smith and David L. Stauffer.
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St. Victor’s Parochial School
E. C. McCollow
M. Thomas Aquinas
Rev. McCollow
St. Victor’s
Phillip Crawford
Shirley Hefty
Thomas Hefty
Julian Kiechle
Paul LaBuch
Darwin Menehan
Judy Smith
David L. Stauffacher
U S To Reject Neutrality As Price Of German Unity
Senator H Alexander Smith warned of a Soviet bid to split the United States and Britain over Formosa at a future Big Four conference. He cited Moscow pressuring for concessions while China’s Chou En-lai proposed talks, and U S officials noted Russia might back softer tactics without dropping claims. Hoover Jr. urged probing Red China while pledging alliance fidelity.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
United States
Britain
Formosa
Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Quemoy
Matsu
Eisenhower
Formosa Strait
Peiping
Russia
Red
Austria
Europe
Chou En-lai
Far East
Moscow
Heiping
Red China
Herbert Hoover Jr
Republic of China
Sen. Smith
France
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Postpones Salk Polio Vaccination for City Children
Milwaukee Health Commissioner Dr. E R Krumbiegel postpones Polio vaccine tests for 29 000 first and second graders indefinitely pending local safety checks He will test a small group and monitor wastes for polio traces and antibody responses before approving citywide inoculation
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Milwaukee
E. R. Krumbiegel
Krumbiegel
Health Department
National Foundation For
Memorial Library event closes early for district meeting
Ludlow Memorial Library will close until 4 p.m. tomorrow for a Rock River Valley district meeting. Morning session at 10 a.m. led by Mrs. Perle Guess, afternoon program at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Rose H. Johnson in charge. Luncheon at 12:15 p.m. in the Universalist church. Lectures, music, and talks scheduled by a list of librarians and trustees from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Coffee hour begins at 9 a.m. with registration.
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Nellie Kohli
Ludlow Memorial Library
Buildniversary
Rock River Valley
Perle Guess
Rose H. Johnson
Arthur Wagner
Monroe
Universalist Church
James L. Neighbors
Edwin W. Schuetze
Herbert T. Johnson
Board of Education
Paul Gratke
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Library Association
Mary K. Reely
Glen Lake
Minn
Orrilla Thompson Blackshear
Madison
Fred Dykeman
Kenosha
Wisconsin Library Trustee Association
Walter S. Botsford
State Library Commission
William F. Steuber
Martha Petty
Hannis Smith
The
Library Commission
Thompson Death Inquest Scheduled in Monroe
County coroner Herman A. Stuessy said an inquest will be held into the death of James K. Thompson, 19, of Monroe, killed in a two car crash on County Trunk C west of the county line. Injured riders Kenneth D. Troxell, 20, and Dean O. Elliott, 18, both Monroe, remain hospitalized. Troxell’s license is under suspension and Elliott is unconscious. Troxell is out of danger and improving.
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Herman A. Stuessy
James K. Thompson
Monroe
Stuessy
Kenneth D. Troxell
Samuel F. Humber
Dean O. Elliott
Humber
Troxell
Elliott
St. Clare Hospital
Cheese Supply Steady in Madison Market
Wisconsin dairy report notes steady demand and ample supply for cheddar and moisture basis cheese. Prices for 40 pound blocks and varieties like longhorns and daisies show broad availability amid fair trading interest and current market labels.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Cheese Day planners seek mathematicians and props
The Green County Picture Press notes June 18 plans for Cheese Day. They ask for a mathematician to solve a kettle filling problem and for figures on cheese production from 75 wheels, plus questions about cheese sandwiches.
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Green County
Reinhard Mueller
Town Hall
Marie Reusser
Rolland E. Karlen
Swimming Pool To Open June 5
Ronald D. Johnson the recreation director told the Park Board that the Recreation Park pool will open June 5 despite a delay in filter equipment. Prices set 10 cents for children 25 cents for adults with season tickets. no family tickets or coupon books this year. Open wading pool may be delayed.
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Recreation Park
Ronald D. Johnson
Park Board
Johnson
Thurman J. Craige
Lincoln Park
Glenn C. Langston
Dulles Rejects German Neutrality Policy
Secretary of State Dulles, with Eisenhower approval, rejected any neutrality for Germany in West and a potential unified Germany. He told Ambassador Krekeler the United States opposes a neutral Germany and outlined related policies on Austria Yugoslavia and Berlin tensions.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Germany
West Germany
Leiserhower
U. S
Heinz Krekeler
United States
Russia
West
Austria
James B. Conant
Conant
Dusseldorf
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Polio Foundation
MSU
Girl Scouts
Girl Scot Troop 1
Rosalie Studer
Betty Baker
Walter Brandli
Geraldine Adams
Jane Thompson
Gale Bissell
Janet Beckman
Carla Dallman
Rena Thorpe
Evening Times
State TB Association
Lafayette
City Council
Curb
Enntville Stricken
Aid
Roy Burmeister
St. Victor's
U.S
By Jack Bell
John Fields
Library District
Thompson
Tito
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Bulganin
Khruschev
Berlin
Italy
Molotov
San Francisco
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