Stassen Gains Standing in White House Disarmament Policy
Editorial argues Harold Stassen wields unusual influence as President Eisenhower backs his flexible London arms talks approach. It notes Radford and Twining oppose concessions but Eisenhower publicly supports Stassen, elevating his status in the administration and shaping the arms reduction debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
Nixon
White House
London
Radford
Nathan F. Twining
Soviet Russia
Harold
Wisconsin Litter Campaign Rallies Public Action
Readers condemn the Zander's Lake littering incident as a deliberate act by careless third class citizens. The state drives a litter fight, urges penalties, and praises litterbag programs while urging law enforcement to catch culprits and curb highway dumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zander’s Lake
Wisconsin
Graham's Crusade Hits 208 000 in Madison Square Garden
Evangelist Billy Graham warned of a deteriorating American home citing biblical marriage laws. He spoke to 18 500 at Madison Square Garden on Problems of the American Home as his crusade nears Forest Hills and ripples reached 208 200 total attendees. His staff counted 547 decisions for Christ last night, bringing the overall total to 7 931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Forest Hills
Queens
Local GOP picks leaders amid 1947 convention slate
Rudolph P. Reger is named chairman and delegates Paul Zimmerman and Harry Keegan are elected as vice chairmen at the Republican county meeting. Mrs. Robert L. Rote becomes county chairwoman with Mrs. Wendell Barlow and Mrs. Jessie Holcomb as vice chairwomen. Dr. C. W. Bennett is treasurer. Twenty two Mathausen camp operators are hanged in the war crimes executions. Wisconsin reports snow in three localities and the coldest spot in the nation. Arthur C. Benkett is re elected Red Cross chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph P. Reger
Paul Zimmerman
Harry Keegan
Robert L. Rote
Wendell Barlow
Jessie Holcomb
C. W. Bennett
Mathausen
Wisconsin
Arthur C. Benkett
Green County Red Cross
Movement in Legislature backs La Follette 1908 bid
Fifty years ago a legislative push sought to organize statewide support for Robert M. La Follette’s 1908 presidential run. Patriotic memorials filled Methodist union services for war dead. Monroe Business Institute proposed a capital stock issue to fund expansion. Jacob Karlen and son Herman returned from Lake Waubesa with a fine string of fish. Dr and Mrs S R Moyer left for Atlantic City for the American Medical Association meeting and Jamestown anniversary expo. Ice reappeared in local gardens as temperatures dropped suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. la Follette
Monroe Business Institute
Jacob Karlen
Herman
Lake Waubesa
S. R. Moyer
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Jamestown
Holstein cow rated Excellent in breed classification
Elmer Brook Queen Home stead a registered Holstein cow owned by H Otto Elmer Monti cello has been classified Excellent the highest rating in the Holstein Friesian Association program. The 72nd annual convention will be June 4 5 in Indianapolis with 1959 in Omaha and next year Boston. Pecatonica Priscilla Ormsby a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Ralph Eastwood Woodford completed a 365 day production test with 16 137 pounds milk and 627 pounds butterfat. Amazing bargains in The Times classified check them daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Brook Queen Homestead
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Holstein-Friesian Association of American
M. R. Campbell
Ames
National Holstein Association
Holstein-Friesian Association
Indianapolis
Omaha
Boston
Pecatonica
Priscilla Ormsby
Ralph Eastwood
Woodford
Jaycees Plan For Barbeque at the Fairgrounds
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a Memorial Day barbecue at the fairgrounds with serving from 11 36 a m to 2 p m. Wisconsin Department of Agriculture will provide pits and staff to assist. Committees include food procurement publicity advance sales fairgrounds and pit arrangements with named officials led by Dr C Gene Hennager Bernard McGuiness and Rob ert H Rieder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fairgrounds
Robert Dearth
Norman O. Everson
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Poultry Department
C. Gene Hennager
Bernard McGuiness
Robert H. Rieder
Kenneth Schneider
Lee Kirsch
Cochairmen
Larry Lindgren
M. J. Olson
Thomas Kerr
Rolland Karlen
John Norton
Joseph Ganshert
Freeman Mills
Alan Schwartz
H. L
John) Fenton
Ronald D. Johnson
William
Julius Feene Dies in Denver
Julius Feene aged 80 of Denver Colorado died there yesterday. He was a native of Lafayette County and farmed near Woodford before moving to Colorado forty years ago. He is survived by nieces and nephews including Mrs Emma Wallbaum Monroe Mrs Carl Figi Juda Mrs Clarence Hougum Stratford and Selmar and Alfred Gordee Woodford. Services will be held in Denver.
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Emma Wallbaum
Monroe
Julius Feene
Denver
Colo
Feene
Lafayette County
Woodford
Colorado
Wallbaum
Carl Figi
Juda
Clarence Hougum
Stratford
Selmar
Alfred Gordee
College educated workforce urged by public service
Government and industry call for college educated men and women as critical assets. Readers are invited to request a free booklet by writing to Higher Education Box 36 Times Square New York 36. Public service cooperation with The Advertising Council and Newspaper Advertising Executives Association.
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Times Square Station
New York
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Red Cross Drive Progress Lags as Quotas Near Met
Green County reports $4 730 85 of its 8042 quota raised for 1957 Red Cross campaign. Two goals reached Brooklyn Township and Exeter Township. Monroe United Fund has $2 245 of 3 320. City and village totals listed with chairmen. county fund chairman Walter J. Bober notes overall status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McKeown
Fund Drive
Green County
Brooklyn Township
Exeter Township
Elsie Smith
Ray Grady
United Fund of
Monroe
Albany
Carol Smiley
Brodhead
Hugh Roberts
Browntown
Hubert Rockow
Juda
Ernest Thommen
Monticello
Alfred Isley
New Glarus
Philipp Marty
Adams
Helen Nybroton
Luther Kittleson
Cadiz
E. V. Bechtolt
Clarno
Thomas Thorp
Decatur
Colleen Walter
Jefferson
Jordan
Newell B. Smith
Glenn Benkert
Mr. Pleasant
Orville White
Gilbert Duerst
Spring Grove
Fred Deppeler
Sylvester
John Holtbrand
Washington
Cecil Holloway
York
Howard Brusveen
County Fund
Walter J. Bober
Mrs Butteris of Dodgeville Dies at 61
Mrs Ernest Butteris aged 61 and mother of Mrs Elmer Wildish of Bellville died Thursday in a Dodgeville hospital. Services were held this afternoon at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Edmund. Surviving are her husband four daughters one son Dean and eleven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Butteris
Elmer Wildish
Belleville
Dodgeville
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Edmund
Butteris
Wildish
Russell McNeil
Mineral Point
Edwin Novak
Clayton Kleish
Cobb
Dean
Clarence Butteris
Harvey
Rooney Signs FiveYear CBS Television Contract
CBS signs Mickey Rooney to a five year television deal with Columbia Broadcasting System. Network plans Rooney as star of a number of 90 minute specials and a return appearance in Playhouse 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mickey Rooney
Columbia Broadcasting System
Yeserday
Dewey Castater 59 dies after illness in Janesville
DeWitt O. Dewey Castater of Janesville, long-time Sears Roebuck employee, died Saturday in Mercy hospital after a five month illness. Born July 24, 1897, he was a Brodhead native, survived by wife Anna Knoll, one son Robert, two brothers, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church in Janesville with calling hours at Overton funeral home and the church delayed until the hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt O
Dewey) Castater
Brodhead
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Sears Roebuck
Early
Clara Shotwell Castater
Anna Knoll
Edgerton
Castater
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Western Star Lodge F
A.M
Royal Arch Masons
Overton Funeral Home
Eskimos Taught Goose Farming In Canada
In Canada, indigenous communities receive instruction on raising domestic geese to improve food supplies. Trainers hope geese will provide a reliable source of meat and eggs for remote regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Memorial Day Parade planned in Brodhead
The annual Memorial Day events will start with a 9 a.m. parade Thursday at Everson's corner, marching to South Side Park for services. Rev. Wilbur Leatherman will give the address as veterans groups, civic organizations and scouts participate. decorated graves follow on Wednesday evening at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Everson’s Corner
South Side Park
Wilbur Leatherman
American Legion
VFW_ post
Boy Scouts
Coal History: Fossilized Plant Matter From Ancient Earth
The article notes coal as petrified vegetable matter dating back roughly 250 million years, highlighting its origins in ancient plant material transformed under geological pressure.
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Monroe Evening Times
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
Graham’s Crusade
Evening Times
Garner
Truman A. Stewart
Madison
Monroe Knights of Pythias Lodge
Racine
James Goodman
Argyle
Adrian Goslyn
August Klein
Citizens Bank
County Defense Council
Sid Wells
Mary Legler
Arty
Ohio State University Extension Agronomists
Times
Jaycees
Cole
America
Mexico
Disneyland
ABC Network
Stocker Hudson Sales & Service
11Th Ave
Monioe
American Motors
Red Cross
CBS
Borden
the Chocolate Shop
D.C. Castater
MAUTZ
Ublys Davnts
116Th Avenue
W. Woolworth CO
10Th Street
Monroe, Weis
Springer Fern
Agoratum
Petunias
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