Unhappy Over GOP Fund Effort To Restore Defense Cuts
President Eisenhower expressed unhappiness as House Republicans seek to restore about 350 million of a 2.0 billion defense cut. Senate leaders expect the Senate to add more, while the White House pushes for broader spending and postal funding to avoid service cuts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
GOP
Martin
Mass
Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Knowland
California
Congress
Russia
Soviet Union
Cannon
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
White House
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Rev Holling Takes Over Bethel Church And Two Others
Rev. Burton Holling of Kenosha assumed the pastorate of Bethel church in town and the Evangelical United Brethren churches in Monticello and New Glarus. He succeeds Rev. Paul J. Gibson who moves to Immanuel church in Brodhead and Peace church in rural Brooklyn.
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Burton Holling
Kenosha
Bethel Church
Evangelical United Brethren
Monticello
New Glarus
Paul J. Gibson
Immanuel Church
Brodhead
Peace Church
Brooklyn
Holling
Salvation Army
Salvation
Alaska Statehood Bill Cleared by House Panel
The House Insular Affairs Committee approved Alaska statehood legislation by a 24 to 6 vote. The panel backed the bill paving the way for statehood status for Alaska.
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Washington
House Insular Affairs Committee
Alaska
Coplien Youth Earns Webelos
Monroe Cub Scouting closes with Pack 311 charter to Knights of Pythias and Webelos award for Pack 315. Awards to multiple scouts, den mothers named. picnic set for July 21 at Kiwanis Youth Cabin. den mothers and leaders listed.
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Frederick F. Lanz
Paul Mueller
Monroe
John Molin
Lee Craige
Lion
Gregory Wagner
Ralph Kubly
David Wartenweiler
John Roth
Pack
Kiwanis
John Winkler
Cubmaster
Rank
Richard Vincent
Wolf
Michael Connors
Charles Gable
Bear
Terry West
Donald Ommodt
William Schuetze
Kim Kinschi
Richard Barry
David C. Stauffacher
Dennis Stocker
Terry Coplien
Terry Hayes
Duane Leopold
Craig Winkler
Silver Arrow
Robert Tschudy
Gold Arrow
Daniel Janke
David Deininger
Den
Mmes
Robert Kubly
Ervin L. Goecks
Kenneth C. Allen
Sam A. Remus
Marie Schwerin
Ervin Goecks
Webelos
Milo F. Friedrichs
Ernest Wegmueller
Russell W. West
Pack Committee
Edmund R. Anderson
Willard R. Schuetze
Louis Janke
Polio Vaccine Clinic Planned By Local Groups
The Green County Medical Society and the Green County Chapter of the National Polio Foundation announce a free public clinic for polio immunization. Due to vaccine shortages, a private clinic is unlikely. public distribution will be organized with vaccine bought by the local polio chapter. Children from six months to high school age will be eligible, with dates to be announced. Authorities believe broad immunization could eradiate polio like smallpox.
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Green County Medical Society
Green County
National Polio Foundation
Polio
Madison cheese market steady on cheddars and small styles
The Madison Wisconsin market showed steady demand for cheddars and barely steady demand for small style cheeses. Offerings remained heavy with prices quoted for cheddars 34 to 36 percent, daisies 36 to 37.25, longhorns 36 to 36.75, and midgets 37.42 to 39.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Swimming Pool To Open In City Sunday At Nine
Monroe unveils summer recreation at Recreation Park with pool hours 9 to 11 30 a m 1 30 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 p m daily until Labor Day. Johnson outlines enrollment limits and summer programs for children teens adults. Special events include five City Band concerts June July and August at Recreation Park and Lincoln Park.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Ronald D. Johnson
Park and Recreation
WIAA
Johnson
East School
Green County Teachers College
Lincoln Park
Navy Man Kills Officer on Ship at Treasure Island
A Navy enlisted man named Jimmie Henderson went berserk aboard the Uvalde cargo ship at Treasure Island injuring two and killing Ensign Arthur Lusk Morris. He then held four hostages on the bridge for over two hours. Henderson, identified as Negro, had just been convicted of stealing a watch at a court martial and sentenced to four months in the brig, but classified as a prisoner at large.
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San Francisco
Navy
Treasure Island
Uvalde
Jimmie Henderson
Henderson
Alameda County
Ens
Arthur Lusk Morris
Thomson denies Senate candidacy talk after county meeting
Gov. Vernon Thomson says his possible U S Senate bid was not discussed at a Richland County gathering. He refused to say if he would call a special election to fill McCarthy's vacancy and defended his 1957 59 budget request amid legislative cuts and debates on the state building fund.
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Thomson
McCarthy
Spe
Cial
State
State Building Commission
Convicted Aide in Green Bay County Receives Pension
George K. Nitz of Green Bay, jailed for embezzling 25 000 dollars, now receives 41.63 monthly from the Wisconsin Retirement Fund while serving a 5 20 year term. Fund director Frederick MacMillin notes no law covers this and this is the only such case he has heard of.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Retirement Fund
George K. Nitz
Frederick N. MacMillin
Madison
Nitz
MacMillin
Two Milwaukee High School Girls Die in Outing Crash
Two Messmer high school students, Carol Zielinski 18 and Jeannine Sauve 19, killed when their auto collided near Mauthe Lake in Fond du Lac County during a senior outing. The deaths push Wisconsin 1957 traffic fatalities to 281, compared with 328 the previous year.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Messmer High School
Mauthe Lake
Fond du Lac
Kettle Moraine Forest
Carol Zielinski
Whitefish Bay
Jeannine Sauve
Wisconsin
Skill Day Promises Prizes In Monroe June 5 Retail Event
Monroe Chamber of Commerce announces Skill Day a June 5 promotional event on the square from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Winners earn tickets from skill games with $1 receipts. top prize is a power mower and runners up receive items like a patio set and ironing gear. A street dance 9 to 11:30 p.m. concludes the evening with a band. Harold S. Haworth chairs the committee.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce Today
Monroe
Chamber
Harold S. Haworth
W. Howard Smith
Stanley Neuberger
Lyle Sickinger
Joseph Carson
Crime Lab Chief Admits Gun Goof in Slaying Case
Door County Court hears that a 1955 lab error misfiled the shotgun linked to the murder of Donald E. Cross. Charles Wilson testified that a trainee failed to report findings and misrecorded the gun's serial number, though his own 1955-legacy work remains unaffected.
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Sturgeon Bay
State Crime Laboratory
Charles Wilson
Door County Court
Robert Schoenbrunn
Alvin J. Polecen
Poleen
Donald E. Cross
Wilson
Polcen
Door County
Madison
Waupun
United Fund Names Monroe Publicity Committee Members
Robert Hahn Nathan L. Goetz and E C Hamilton were named to the United Fund of Monroe publicity committee last night in Judge Marshall L. Peterson's office. W R Schuetze and Harry W Wright, co chairmen, announced the appointment as part of preparations for the 11th annual Community Chest Institute on June 10 in Madison.
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Robert Hahn
Nathan L. Goetz
E. C. Hamilton
United Fund of Monroe, Inc
Marshall L. Peterson
W. R. Schuetze
Harry W. Wright
Community Chest Institute
Community Chest Division
Wisconsin Welfare Council
Madison Unitarian Society
Monroe Fund Group
W. Howard Smith
Alvin H. Babler
William E. Kuntz
Schuetze and Wright
First 1957 Nevada test delayed by wind
The United States opened its Nevada test series with a 10 kiloton device at Yucca Flat. The blast occurred at 4 55 a m as wind carried fallout away. The shot marks the 46th detonation at the site since 1951 and followed a wind delay since May 16.
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Nev
United States
Nevada
London
Nevada Desert
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Yucca Flat
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Free World
Washington
Gordon M. Dunning
AEC
Division of Biology and Medicine
Dunning
Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Mail Service Schedule Will Stop on Memorial Day
Postmaster John J. Burkhard announced no incoming or outgoing mail at the post office on Memorial Day. There will be no city or rural deliveries nor dispatching or receiving of mail. Highway post office service ends on and Nov. 11. Public offices and most businesses close. a Greenwood cemetery parade and program will honor war dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Burkhard
Burkhard
Greenwood Cemetery
Kiwanis Sponsors Steensrud and Grams for Estes Park Conference
The Monroe Kiwanis Club announced sponsorship of Gerhard P. Steensrud and David Grams to attend the second summer conference for college and high school athletes and coaches at Estes Park Colorado from August 18 to 23. Thirty hundred college and 150 high school athletes, plus fifty coaches, will participate under the Fellowship of Christian Athletes with a aim to urge youths toward Christian discipleship. Grams, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Grams, is active in football track and basketball and a new member of the Kiwanis Key Club. Steensrud is Kiwanis president and a high school football coach and PE instructor.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
Gerhard P
Gay) Steensrud
David Grams
Estes Park
Colo
Steensrud
Kiwanis
Grams
Elmer Grams
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Kiwanis Key Club
Key Club
Viney Resigns From Monroe Fourth Ward Post
Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie announced Viney’s resignation as Monroe Fourth Ward supervisor after moving to the Sec ond Ward. Viney was elected April 2 for a two year term and may be replaced subject to City Council approval. Mrs. Walter J. Speich seeks appointment. she’s a 10 year Monroe resident and Morning Star correspondent.
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Joseph D. Viney
Monroe
Viney
17Th Avenue
16Th Street
Walter J
Dina) Speich
Speich
New York Turners Plan to Attend National Turnfest
Reservations from 20 New York City Turners to compete at the National Turnfest June 28 to 30 were received today. It is the fourth out-of-city group to request reservations. others come from Cleveland, San Francisco and Paterson, New Jersey.
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New York City
Turners
Cleveland
San Francisco
Paterson
N.J
Hillestad Named Dairy Day Head in New Glarus
William K. Hillestad of New Glarus was named chairman of the June 29 Dairy Day program in New Glarus. The New Glarus Businessmen's Association sponsors the event as a capstone to June Dairy Month promotions.
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William K. Hillestad
New Glarus
New Glarus Businessmen’s Association
Hillestad
Donald N. Liedschlag
Green County
Siedschlag
Union Presbyterian Church
Stocks Fall Then Recover Some As Oil and Aircrafts Rebound
New York traders saw a lower market overall with losses ranging from fractions to about a point. Aircraft issues recovered after early declines tied to disarmament talks and budget cuts while oils pared their losses as the broader index tried to steady after Monday’s sizable drop.
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New York
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Mechanicsville
Raubsville
John Pfeiffer
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New Hope
Christ Ingham
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