Wisconsin POWs Listed by Marine Corporal Peterson
Black River Falls corporal Lionel Peterson released a list of 12 men believed to be prisoners of war from Wisconsin and other states after repatriation from North Korea. Names include William Geyer Dinolos Frank Vogel Ed Fulton Wilford Turner Francis Mosnicka and George Melonvich.
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Black River Falls
Lionel Peterson
North Korea
Wisconsin
Peterson
Yalu River
William E. Geyer
Green Bay
Dinolos
Sheboygan
Frank W. Vogel
Two Rivers
Ed Fulton
de Forest
Wilford Turner
Richland Center
Francis J. Mosnicka
Tomah
George Melonvich
Milwaukee
Mesnicka
Fulton
Vogel
Geyer
Dino Demopoulos
Demodoselos
Peter Melonvich
George
Korea
Supreme Court Finds No Sherman Act Violation for Times-Picayune
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that The New Orleans Times-Picayune Publishing Co did not violate the Sherman Antitrust Act in its advertising sales policy. The DOJ had charged the firm with forcing classified and national advertisers to buy space in both morning and afternoon editions, a claim rejected by the Court. Government engineers note the Rio Grande is shrinking.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Orleans Times-Picayune Publishing Company
Justice Department
Arab League Holds Economic Talks to Boost Cooperation
In Beirut today Arab League representatives met to draft a plan for economic cooperation aimed at strengthening the military alliance, which has been largely inoperative. President Camille Chamoun urged an economic organization of the Arab world as essential to regional renaissance.
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Arab League
Beirut
Lebanon
Lebanos
Camille Chamoun
Funeral for Jacob S. Disch Draws Wide Circle
Out-of-town relatives and friends attend the Monticello funeral of Jacob S. Disch. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Vine of Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brunner, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Meyer, Matt H. Stauffacher, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Braun of Monroe, Fred W. Disch of Verona, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rhyner of Basco, Mrs. Lillie Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Clareneé Parkin, Mr. and Mrs. John Zuber, Mrs. Fred Streiff of New Glarus, Clarence Disch of Oregon, Herman Disch of Madison, John Pozorski and Ray Disch of Milwaukee.
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Monticello
Jacob S. Disch
LeRoy Vine
Evansville
Ernest Brunner
Russell Meyer
Matt H. Stauffacher
Albert Braun
Monroe
Fred W. Disch
Verona
Lloyd Rhyner
Basco
Lillie Staley
Clarenée Parkin
John Zuber
Fred Streiff
New Glarus
Clarence Disch
Oregon
Herman ' Disch
Madisons
John Pozorski
Ray Disch
Milwaukee
Red Trade Cut Troubles Seen
Washington sources quote Kenneth A. Hansen of the Mutual Security Administration telling the Senate Force Relations Committee that blocking Red China would likely fail. Hansen warned aid costs would rise if Free World nations halt exchanges with the Communists. Sen. Fulbright said Hansen made a strong case for continuing East West trade, noting risks for India, Pakistan and others without access to markets and food. Magnesium production peaked at 250000 tons yearly in World War II.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
Mutual Security Administration
Senate Force Relations Committee
Red China
Kenneth A. Hanse
MSA
United States
U.S
Hansen
Free World
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Arkansas
India
Pakistan
China
Schmitz Photo Wins Group Merit Award
Schmitz Studio Monroe earned an award of merit at the Southern Central Wisconsin Photographers Association meeting held at Wendt Studio in Darlington. The winning portrait featured the twin sons of Mr and Mrs George Campbell of Kaneville Illinois. Mrs Campbell is Darlene Huber of Monroe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Huber. Thirty photographers attended the monthly gathering, part of a series of studio events across southern and central Wisconsin.
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Schmitz
Monroe
Wisconsin Photographers Association
Wendt
Darlington
George Campbell
Kaneville
Campbell
Darlene Huber
Edward Huber
Wisconsin
Lions Club Announces Senior Scholarship For Monroe Student
The Lions Club voted to award a senior scholarship to a Monroe high school boy, to be presented at the June 2 Award Day during a regular meeting at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Plans also cover a July picnic with the New Glarus Lions Club at New Glarus Park, and entertainment featured a slides narration by Mrs. George Abplanalp of Winslow about a Europe tour with U S newspaper colleagues.
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The
Lions Club
Monroe School
Tae
Swiss Wheel
New Glarus
Ullom 4H Club plans tour and demonstrations
The Snappy Snazzers 4H club met at the Oscar Drye home to identify a weed and plan a June 16 meeting at John Obert home. Talks covered clothing and dairying, with demonstrations in electricity foods and games led by Sandra Rodebaugh Beverly Miller and others.
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Ullom
Oscar Drye
Vivian Soddy
Carole Haas
Wayne Kert
Dean Haas
Judy
Kay Drye
John Obert
Sandra Rodenbaugh
Dixie Miller
Margaret Kay Solberger
Beverly Miller
Donna Gift
Karen Wieck
Sherry Ann Molter
Sharon Freese
Sharon Foss
Progress Reported In Brewery Strike
Milwaukee unions and company negotiators reported progress in negotiations to end the brewery workers strike after a bargaining session. John Schmitt, secretary of the CIO United Brewery Workers Local 9, said the gathering focused on illness clauses and the transfer of employees and that negotiations were running a little smoother.
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Milwaukee
John Schmitt
CIO United Brewery Workers’ Local 9
Schmitt
Milwaukee mediator Clement Murphy engages negotiators
Clement J. Murphy of Milwaukee, a federal conciliator and mediator, has been meeting with the negotiators to facilitate discussions.
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Clement J. Murphy
Milwaukee
Early brine well operators faced losses from petroleum seepage
Early American brine well operators suffered severe losses when petroleum seepages entered their wells and ruined the brine, complicating production and cutting profits.
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Miller
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