Area Men Plan For Shrine Event in Madison
Monroe and area men will help plan Zor Shrine Spring Ceremonial in Madison on June 2. W S MacDonald and five area ambassadors coordinate planning with 14 divan members directing ceremonial activities. Plans include ritual degree work at the Masonic Temple, a picnic in Old Orchard Park, and a women’s buffet lunch with concerts and exhibits by Zor Shrine units.
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Monroe
Madison
W. S. MacDonald
Clinton S. Pierce
Brodhead
Oscar Johnson
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Joshua J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Robert P. Atkinson
Albany
Benjain H. Roderick
Zor
MacDonald
Marshall
Ralph J. Olson
Fred W. Genrich Jr
Wausau
Rabban
Edward S. Dodge
Lake Mills
Earle S. Lewis
Sumner C. Timm
Eau Claire
Oriental Guide
Alf Peterson
Howard 1
Tuttle
Earl Sachse
John A. Mooney
la Crosse
John G. Thompson
Lester C. Lee
Eugene W. Amann
Wau- Lau
Fred J. Jordan
Stanley B. Crosland
Beloit
Masonic Temple
Oldrich Park
Lake Monona
Zor Shrine
Thomson Rules Out Retroactive Raises for County Workers
Iowa attorney general Thomson said state law does not authorize retroactive pay raises for county employees. He delivered the opinion to Dist. Atty. Franklin Moore Jr. of Winnebago County, who reported the county board asked about retroactive increases amid an unfinished salary survey.
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Madiso
Atty
Thomson
Atty Franklin Moore Jr
Winnebago County
Albany Notes on Local Families and Upcoming Events
Albany society page reports Mrs. William Steinaert and Mrs. Emil Steindorf hosting family visits at the University of Wisconsin and Cardinal Stritch college events. Roger Steindorf will graduate from the school of pharmacy next month. Rosemary Thoma’s wedding in Milwaukee involves the Hlavachek family, with George and John attending and Georgeanne Thoma set to graduate and begin work in Milwaukee. Other items note Mrs. Katie Groth's ill health and upcoming move to Cheyenne, with her 79th birthday observance. Ray Malcock’s return to White Plains after attending his aunt Cassie Abley’s funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee’s weekend with Jane Flint. Charles Popanz's improving condition aided by his brother Frank and wife visiting from Citrus Heights. India’s 1955 food grains output reached 65 million tons, up about 30 percent since 1951.
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Emil Steindorf
University of Wisconsin
Roger
School of Pharmacy
George Hlavachek
John
Milwaukee
Rosemary Thoma
Katie Groth
E. A. Sharer
Leslie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ray Malcock
White Plains
N. Y
Charles Popanz
Frank
Citrus Heights
Calif
Mendes France resigns from French cabinet in Paris
Pierre Mendes France deputy premier and state minister resigns from the government after long disputes with Premier Guy Mollet over Algeria policy. He told Mollet he would wait until tonight's cabinet meeting before final action, saying he gave ministers a frank explanation of his position.
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Paris
Pierre
President mixups golf and divorce at news conference
President Eisenhower joked about mixing golf with divorce when a reporter questioned Egypt's recognition of Red China. He said a single incident won't end US Egypt friendship and compared international differences to family spats, stressing consistency with safety and security.
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Eisenhower
Egypt
China
United States
Nean
Firestone Plans $50 Million Synthetic Rubber Expansion
Harvey S. Firestone Jr. announced Firestone Tire and Rubber will invest 50 million dollars in synthetic rubber and petrochemical plants across Ohio Louisiana and Texas. The program aims to produce more than 200000 tons of synthetic rubber annually plus 40000 tons butadiene and 75000 tons styrene.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Ohio
Louisiana
Texas
Harvey S. Firestone Jr
Firestone to Produce Own Synthetic Rubber Materials
Firestone announces it will build manufacturing facilities for butadiene and styrene, making it the first rubber firm to produce key raw materials for its own synthetic rubber. The expansion plan had been set, and a spokesman notes a new dollar figure attached to the investment. Kansas reports 9,439 miles of railroad.
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Firestone
Democratic rally speakers named for state convention
The Democratic state convention in Superior will feature Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota as June 15 keynote, Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee at the June 16 banquet, and Chester Bowles of Connecticut addressing June 17. Madison Mayor Ivan Nestingen will speak at a Sunday breakfast for officials and candidates, with Young Democrats breakfast led by William Proxmire and Melvin Manhandman. Florence Kelley will address the Democratic Women’s breakfast. About 700 reservations are on file and 2,000 attendees are expected at Saturday’s banquet.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
OPA
India
Ivan Nestingen
Madison
Young Democrats
William Proxmire
Melvin Handleman
Texas
National Teasurer
Florence Kerry
Washington
4-H Leaders Train Dairy Leaders Monday Night
4-H adult dairy leaders and Marlowe Nelson extend chair will hold a training meeting Monday night at Elmer farm near Farmers Grove School in York Township. Discussion covers dairy demonstrations judging fitting showing project records and herd management to help 4-Hers develop better showmen and dairy projects. Norman Everson reports. Try Times Want Ads.
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Marlowe Nelson
University of Wiscot Ny
the Sun
H. Otto Elmer
Farmers Grove
York ‘Township
Norman Everson
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