Ten Years Ago Troops Push 60 Miles Into Indochina
A May 27 1945 roundup notes Chinese forces advanced up to sixty miles into Indochina after recapturing Nanning amid reports of Japanese withdrawals from South China and Okinawa lines and the Philippines.
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Japan
Indochina
Nanning
China
Okinawa
Philippines
Ray Walter
Jordan Township
Ralph L. Falk
Walter D. Loertscher
United Brethren Church
Iwo Jima
John Bradley
Appleton
Wisconsin needs more revenue through gasoline tax for better roads
Wisconsin must raise revenue to maintain and improve services and facilities. The state should adopt Gov Kohler’s highway plan with a 340 man patrol and a two cent gasoline tax increase to fund highways and streets, while avoiding a state sales tax unless a full tax system review is done.
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Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Soviet notes signal push for Western split at Big Four talks
The Moscow government formally approves the conference idea but warns that conditions from the United States will doom it. The Kremlin urges Britain and France to see the Soviet light and seeks a split that leaves the United States without full allied backing. The piece suggests Washington must counter the Russian strategy and warns France may gain nothing.
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Moscow
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
London
Paris
Laborites
Washington
Far East
Eisenhower
Dulles
Rigid Supervision Bulk Milk Sale Okayed After Assembly Debate
The Wisconsin Assembly approved by voice vote a bill permitting bulk milk sales direct to consumers with strict sanitary rules. The measure, an amended version from the agricultural committee at the Wisconsin Dairy Federation's request, moves to the Senate. It would put the State Department of Agriculture in charge of pasteurization facilities, sanitation, refrigeration, and inspections. Bulk sales have been common in Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids where trucks sell milk directly to customers at lower prices.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Agricultural Committee
Wisconsin Dairy Federation
Crawford
Marshfield
Kuntz
Richland Center
Zellinger
Phillips
Crowns
Wisconsin Rapids
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Catlin
Appleton
Milwaukee
Kendzierski
D-Milwauke
Panser
Oakfield
Highway Committee
Busby
Milwaukee County
Legislative
Catholics rise to thirty-two million in U S directory
The official Catholic directory reports 32 575 702 Catholics in the United States Alaska and Hawaii as of January 1 an increase of 927 278 in the past year reflecting growth across the church.
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New York
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
New Glarus Residents Travel and Family Visits
New Glarus residents Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mrs Fred J. Marty were in Monroe on Monday. Mrs Olga Schuept Miss Ida Faes and Mrs Nine Toebler returned to their home in Glencoe Illinois after visiting at the Sam Schneider home. Mrs Schuept and Miss Faes are sisters of Mrs Schneider.
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Fred J. Marty
Monroe
Olga Schuept
Ida Faes
Nine Toebler
Glencoe
Sam Schneider
Schuept
Miss Faes
Schneider
Dairy Breakfast Kickoff for June Dairy Month
Mrs Myrtle Webb county home agent and co chairwoman announces Miss Joan Mc Kerley will speak at the dairy breakfast starting 7 30 a m next Wednesday at Union Presbyterian Church Mortroe The event features a church breakfast service with grapefruit juice eggs biscuits honey cheese milk and coffee More than 100 tickets will be sold and dairy leaders from across the county will attend Co chairwomen are Mrs Sam Waelti and Mrs Webb The June Dairy Month promotion will end with Dairy Day in Brodhead on June 25 with two cattle shows two dairy queens a parade and other activities
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Myrtle Webb
Joan McKerley
Extension Service
Union Presbyterian Church
Mortroe
Sam Waelti
Webb
Brodhead
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mr and Mrs Fritz Mashbuck and family from Monroe were Sunday guests of the Boyers with Mr and Mrs John Haldiman also visiting. Mrs Ben Miller spent the weekend in Monroe with relatives. Herbert Andereck and wife visited their daughter Audrey Siedel a UW student during Parents Weekend activities.
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Fritz Mashbuck
Monroe
Glen Boyer
John Haldiman
Boyer
Ben Miller
Herbert Andereck
Audrey Siedel
University of Wisconsin
Last GAR Veteran To Stay Home Monday
Albert Woolson at 108, last Union Army veteran of the Civil War, will mark Memorial Day quietly at home per his daughter Mrs. John Kobus. He was hospitalized twice this spring for lung congestion but is nearly recovered and recently visited the lake cottage about 38 miles away.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
John Kobus
Woolson
Lake
Congress Eyeing July Adjournment Amid Fiscal Bills Standoff
Democratic leaders push for a July 15 adjournment to leave major Eisenhower programs unfinished and risk a 1956 election-year debate. Johnson seeks quick passage of regular money bills by June 30, while fights brew over school aid, foreign aid, and labor measures.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate
Sen. Magnuson
D Wash
Johnson
Senate Labor Committee
Janesville Countess Leaves $15 Million Estate
Newport Rhode Island reports Countess Aleene de Kotzebue formerly Allene Tew of Janesville Wisconsin left an estate exceeding 15 million dollars in her will filed in Probate Court. She died in France on May 1 after five marriages and long residence in the city.
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Newport, R. I
Aleene de Kotzebue
Janesville
Wis
Allene Tew
France
Saccharin Described as Extraordinary Sweetener
A health note states saccharin is 300 to 500 times sweeter than common sugar, highlighting its exceptional sweetness.
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Brooklyn
Edward Schneider
Willis Stauffacher
Hal Carlson
Rockford
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Chicago
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Monroe High School
Donovan Jones
O. Peterson
Victor Emmanuel
Austria
Galicia
Ernest B. Copeland
Manila
Nebraska
C. A. Booth
GAR
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Matie Wells
Methodist Church
Phoebe Twining
Downer College
Grant
Freeport Journal
Taylor Park
E. J. Manning
New Glarus
Editorial
Piper Bros
Carnation Revelation
Carnation Madcap
Ludwig—ap
Christy Homestead Foreteller
Carnation Realization
Hallrose
Hazelwood Progressor
Mount Vernon Fidelity
John Norton
Jim Newman
Millard Tschudy
Record Players Music Stands
Batons
Agency For
Swissair
Airline
Switzerland
Ir Khalter
Goetz Theatre
Montez
Juda
F. N. Miller
Rockford Speedway
William J. Trickel
Harvey J. Trickel
15Th Avenue
Ft. Leonard Wood
Illinois Central
Mid- America
Wayne A. Johnston
Illinois Central Railroad
Warne Hire
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Americ
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Labor Committee
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Henry Wieman
F. W. Woolworth Co
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Lee Miller
WATC
Railler
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