Albany Methodists to mark 100th anniversary in Albany
Albany Methodist will celebrate its 100th year this year with an observance planned for November after a $13,000 addition completes the church expansion. Bruce Willett, student pastor and son of the late Rev. A. D. Willett, anticipates a ceremony and notes the project includes a larger back section, basement, first floor, new kitchen, rest rooms and furnace room, with expanded dining rooms.
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Dean Dies in Highway Crash Kills Actor Dean in head-on Porsche crash near Paso Robles
Hollywood mourns 24 year old Dean a rising film star known for East of Eden and Giants. The Porsche Spyder collision on Highway 466 near Paso Robles California involved Donald Turseed 23 of Tulare. Turnip seed survived with minor injuries while Dean's mechanic Ralph Wueterich age 27 was seriously injured. Warner Brothers had barred him from driving the car during filming.
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Aiken Denounces Farm Stampede Over Price Report
Senator Aiken criticized Democrats and some Republicans for stirring panic over farm low mood after the Agriculture Department reported farm prices rose one percent from mid-August to mid-September. He asserted the issue is political scarecrow rhetoric and noted prices remain well below 1951 highs, at about 85 percent of parity.
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Three Names Listed For Police Positions
Schwaiger said the city police department is short three officers and a list of three names approved by the Fire and Police Commission was given yesterday. The candidates are Wilbert Edwin Johnson of Brodhead, Donald Lambert Hoppe of Lake Geneva, and Lewis Emerson Hull of Davis, TI.
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Stolen License Plates From Governor Kohler’s Car
A Madison theft report notes state vehicle used by Gov. Kohler had its license plates stolen. The governor reported the loss Friday and officials caution the plates are unusual and likely to attract attention.
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Dodgers Even World Series At Two Apiece
Brooklyn's Dodgers tied the 1955 World Series with an 85 victory over the New York Yankees. Roy Campanella Gil Hodges and Duke Snider homered as Clem Labine earned the win in a 14 hit attack, with relief aiding the effort.
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Eisenhower Signs First Documents in Return to Office
President Eisenhower signs two routine state department appointment lists from Fitzsimons hospital marking his first post illness business. Sherman Adams opens a Denver office at Lowry AFB to support the return as doctors monitor a possible second week of risk while Dr White comments on a potential future run for office.
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Morocco Sultan Leaves for Exile
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa quit Rabat and flew to Tangier in a French military plane leaving his throne in the hands of a three man regency council and naming his cousin Moulay Abdallah Ben Moulay Hafid to oversee affairs related to the crown. The move follows weeks of French pressure for self government and peace in the troubled protectorate.
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No. 1 UW alumnus George Haight dies at 77
George I Haight prominent Chicago attorney and longtime Wisconsin alumnus died Friday night at his home after a heart attack. A Dane County native and 1899 Wisconsin graduate, he earned his 1902 Northwestern law degree and helped found the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and UW Foundation. He guided Memorial Union and campus dorms, led UW Alumni Association, served as Milwaukee Road attorney and trustee, and led Northland College boards. Survivors include his widow Kathleen, daughter Valarie Elizabeth, and son Daniel.
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Britain ends daylight saving time this night
Britain ends summer time tonight reducing its time gap from Eastern Standard Time from five to six hours ahead. The change shifts clocks back one hour, affecting schedules and cross Atlantic timing.
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Argyle Votes Tuesday On Addition to School
Argyle voters will decide Tuesday on issuing 119000 dollars in bonds to build a gymnasium and add classrooms at the current school site. The Joint School District No. 1 of Argyle Township and Argyle village backs the measure. polls run 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Community building.
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France hints at resignation from United Nations Assembly
The French delegation at the United Nations was ordered home today and permanent representative to follow in 48 hours. France may withdraw permanently, with unclear basis. Pinay said France would ignore Assembly actions on Algeria, signaling a possible break with the UN as Greece joined the split and the United States backed France on the Algerian issue.
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Forrestal Carrier Joins Fighting Navy Fleet at Portsmouth
The Forrestal, largest warship built, ready to join the Navy’s fleet after an upcoming commissioning ceremony. The supercarrier, displacing about 76,000 tons with a crew of 3,500, features a long flight deck and advanced systems, signaling a new era in naval air power despite past shaft bearing trouble during testing.
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Girl to Win 100000 If She Breaks Free From Hypnotist
Pat Morris a USC freshman will be hypnotized by Arthur Allen on NBCs Truth or Consequences and must rise from a chair to win 100000. She will stay at the Statler Hotel in Los Angeles with Betty Goody as chaperone until the live TV event next Friday.
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Cheese Week in Monroe Tops Seven TonsExtra Cheese Week total hits 13 836 pounds
The Monroe Cheese Week promotion reports 13 836 pounds of cheese sold across food outlets, with sales exceeding typical weekly averages. Rob ert E. Tschudy says ADA and state agriculture officials ran the test market from Sept 6 through Cheese Day, the first of its kind in Wisconsin.
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Temperature Drops to 43 as Frost Warns Return
The night saw temperatures around 43 with frost warnings issued for north and west areas. September closed with heavy precipitation totaling 1.98 inches, driven by a dry summer before. A low near 44 and a high around 60 are forecast, while Wausau and Grantsburg registered 29 as the state's coldest spots.
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Navy ends search for plane and 11 men
The Navy ended its organized search in the Caribbean Sea for the missing hurricane hunter plane and the 11 men aboard it after a week of scouring hundreds of square miles. Ships and planes were recalled from the effort as Hurricane Janet’s course continued.
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Wisconsin 55 Legislature Returns Monday
Madison Wisconsin legislators reconvene Monday afternoon to revisit contested issues from the spring session. They will address 28 vetoes by Gov Kohler and consider requests for new funding since last June. A three week session is anticipated with debate on higher education coordination and a possible right to work measure. Gov Kohler and supporters say such bills are unlikely. The Farm Bureau and State Chamber urge consideration of a right to work bill, while regents argue for a coordinating committee for universities and colleges.
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Senators Probe Non-flying Planes in St Louis Inquiry
A Senate subcommittee investigating non flying navy jets met McDonnell Aircraft Corp officials in St Louis. Westinghouse engines proved underpowered for the Demon F-34H-1, delaying flight tests. Twenty one planes remain at Lambert airport for ground training. total 56 planes produced at 76 million dollars.
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