Mendes France Wins Confidence Vote in Paris Assembly
Paris reports that Premier Mendes France secured a strong confidence vote in the National Assembly for the London accords on West German rearmament. The tally reached 365 with support from Socialist deputies and various center and right factions, giving him a solid mandate to push defense safeguards and future treaty ratifications.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
London
Charles de Gaulle
Mendes-France
Mendes- France
Crop Production Near Record Despite Drought and Limits
The Agriculture Department reports crop output for the year will tie the 1951 mark as the fifth largest on record despite drought across large areas and federal planting restrictions. The 1954 corn crop is 2 949 million bushels, down 7 percent from last year, with large reserves to ensure ample supply, while the wheat crop is 959 million bushels, down 162 million from 1953. Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan show strong per acre yields and total productions for corn and oats, and Wisconsin leads in tobacco per acre.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
McCarthy May Attend Wisconsin Chamber Banquet
Madison reports Sen. McCarthy advised the Wisconsin state chamber of commerce he would try to attend its annual meeting Friday. If present he will sit at the speaker's table with Sen. Wiley and Gov. Kohler, marking a rare gathering of the state's top Republican leaders since 1950. Wiley and Kohler have accepted invitations.
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Madison
State Chamber of Commerce
Sen. McCarthy
Sen
McCarthy
Washington
Chamber
Sen. Wiley
Gov
Kohler
Wiley
Herman Regez 67 Dies in Monroe City Hospital
Herman G. Regez 67 of 2121 7th Street Monroe died at 4 30 am today in St Clare hospital after illness since April He co founded the Regez Cheese Co in 1915 with cousin Rudi O Regez and their fathers built the business and building on Cheese Row Survivors include wife two daughters Mrs Lawrence Wegner and Mrs Bradford Stauffacher a son Walter H a sister Mrs Ida Strahm and two grandchildren Services Thursday at 2 pm in Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating burial in Greenwood cemetery
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Herman G. Regez
7Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Regez
Rudi O. Regez
Regez Cheese Co
Jacob
Rudi
Rudi Sr
Herman
J. Jacob Regez
J. Jacob
Regez Co
Grunert
Cheese Row
Sam Kubly
Walter
Donald W. Janke
Rudi O
Walter Regez
Donald Janke
Lawrence Wegner
21St Avenue
Bradford Stauffacher
Polo
Walter H
Ida Strahm
Monroe
Louise
Edward
Robert
St. John’s Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
The
Moose Lodge
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Wisconsin entries win multiple honors at dairy show
In the junior division of the International Dairy Show in Chicago two first places and six other awards went to Wisconsin. Thomas Harvey of Hazel Green won a blue ribbon for the senior yearling Holstein heifer and Robert C. Draeger of Ft. Atkinson led the best two year old Holstein cow. Harvey also placed third in the class won by Draeger. Joyce Majeske of Waukesha took third with a Holstein heifer calf. Ralph Draeger of Ft. Atkinson was third in the Holstein cow three years and over. Dave Simmons and Margie Simmons of Waukesha were second and third in the Ayrshire cow three years and over. Richard E. Guy of Sparta was third with his Brown Swiss senior yearling not in milk.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Thomas Harvey
Hazel Green
Robert C. Draeger
Ft. Atkinson
Harvey
Draeger
Joyce Majeske
Waukesha
Ralph Draeger
Wilson under fire for remark on unemployment policy
Secretary of Defense Wilson faced protests after telling reporters he felt sympathy for jobless in labor distressed areas but preferred bird dogs to kennel-fed dogs. Walter Reuther called for a public retract or retirement, citing the comment amid concerns on defense contracts and Michigan employment projections.
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Wilson
Detroit
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Eisenhower
Reuther
White House
Denver
Ruether
Michigan
U S Will Study Soviet Proposals in Disarmament Talks
United States ambassador James J. Wadsworth announced in the United Nations General Assembly that Soviet disarmament proposals open room for discussion and are not rejected. He noted obstacles remain but expressed hope for progress and readiness to support reactivating the five member disarmament subcommittee. Vishinsky clarified points, showing some policy shifts while others show firm Western opposition.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
General Assembly
Wadsworth
London
Andrei Vishinsky
Columbus Day Trading Slowed on Stock Market
New York stocks fell modestly on light Columbus Day volume with overall losses around two points. Trading was slow with about two million shares by midafternoon, well below typical activity for the day.
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New York
Navy Trained, Equipped, Ready For Anything, Schindler Says
Chicago moves to speed cleanup after record storm flood crisis. Nearly 7 inches of rain, 15 million dollars in damage, 100000 idle workers, power plants out, and hundreds evacuated in nearby Indiana towns. Four deaths reported in Chicago basements and a drowning in Oak Lawn. Transportation improves as underpasses clear.
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Navy
Schindler
Chicago
Indiana
Hammond
Little Calumet
South Hammond
Highland
Munster
Whiting
Oak Lawn
Union Station
Burlington and Pennsylvania
Washington Rites Held for Jackson Justice Jackson’s funeral seen in Washington
Chief Justice Earl Warren and six other associates led tributes at a public funeral for Justice Robert H. Jackson in Washington Cathedral. Died Saturday at 62 from a heart attack. burial planned in Frewsburg New York. Supreme Court Building closed until after the burial as Eisenhower’s successor selection looms.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Supreme Court
Frewsburg
N.Y
Janestown
Eisenhower
Riots End as Sioux Falls Mayor May Lead Probe
Three hundred prisoners at the South Dakota state penitentiary agreed to return to cells and release one guard after demanding an impartial investigation of prison conditions. Mayor Wheeldon agreed to head the panel, while warden Jameson conferred and six inmates were hospitalized, four released.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Fay Wheeldon
Wheeldon
G. Norton Jameson
Melvin de Young
Floyd Lindberg
George Reid
E. F. Lambertson
Maurice Wessman
Good Condition Pickers To Compete In County Contest
Co. S. Pierce, general chairman, says the Brodhead event will run two days despite rain. Ground has dried, thousands expected, with displays from southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Regional and county contestants ready, with 9 a m start times and 8 a m readiness. Co sponsored by Green County Farm Foundation and local implement dealers.
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Tony
Brodhead High School
Pierce
Janesville
Wisconsin
Illinois
Green County
Green County Farm Foundation
Admirals Address Warns on Soviet Naval Strength
Admiral Walter G. Schindler discusses why the United States needs a navy, the role of naval power in peace and war, and how to strengthen defenses. He highlights the Soviet Navy's growth, submarine fleet, and the threat to sea commerce, urging full readiness and robust training.
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Walter G. Schindler
Evening Times
Questionnaires Mailed For Agriculture Census
Field Supervisor Paul Binzak of Milwaukee announced that questionnaires for the 1954 census of agriculture are in the mail and will reach local farmers soon. Myron I Stair, area census leader, said a few enumerators remain to be chosen for the census set to begin Oct 25. Stair urged farmers to complete the forms early to minimize return trips and noted some data will require time to compile.
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Paul Binzak
Milwaukee
Myron I. Stair
Stair
Cheese Market Closed in Wisconsin on Columbus Day
The Wisconsin cheese exchange in Madison was closed today in observance of Columbus Day. The halt affected trading schedules and market operations for the day.
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Madison
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Columbus Day
Soviets Building Submarine Fleet, Large Sea Force
Rear Admiral Walter G. Schindler warned Monroe Chamber audience that the Soviet Navy is rapidly expanding, focusing on a large submarine fleet of about 400 subs and posing a threat to free world sea commerce. He urged full U.S. naval readiness and noted advances in nuclear propulsion, while stressing morale and multidepartment preparation against a cold war adversary.
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Walter G. Schindler
Green County
Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
Joseph C. Dearth
Forrest L. Kubly
Times
Larry Lindgren
Robert M. Garsson
United States
New Glarus
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Adm. Schindler
Soviet Union
Red China
Pacific
Six Inductees Leave Armory Here Oct. 20
Six volunteers from Monroe and rural areas report to the Armory on October 20 at 7 15 a m for the draft quota. Inductees include William F Blum Route 5 Joseph F Jaeggi Jr Route 1 Juda John R Maurer 509 20th avenue William A Pick Route 5 Jacob J Schillinger 2012 13th street and Norbert A Wels Route 1. Twelve will depart for pre induction examinations.
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Monroe
Juda
Armory
William F. Blum
Joseph F. Jaeggi Jr
John R. Maurer
20Th Avenue
William A. Pick
Jacob J. Schillinger
13Th Street
Norbert A. Wels
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Minnesota
Four County Normal School
Otto Erzinger
Delmar C. Meske
Richard Pea
Milford G. Schwitz
Herman Regez
U.S
South Dakota
Tracy and Son
Brodhead
Moscow
Marine Corps
Mothball
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