MacArthur Vindication Over Pentagon Russia Entry Data
Pentagon released documents on Gen. Douglas MacArthur showing twice he supported Russia entering WWII against Japan. He denied postwar pre Yalta views and insisted Yalta decisions bound him and others. He said claims of pre Yalta advocacy are unwarranted and stressed the need for decisive action with Russian involvement.
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Washington P
Douglas MacArthur
Pentagon
Russia
Japan
MacArthur
Pearl Harbor
Yalta
New York
Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
China
Germany
Far East
War Department
Monroe High School Homecoming Pep Rally Tonight
Monroe High School gears up for Homecoming with a parade at 7:30 p.m. from 16th Avenue to Recreation Park, a bonfire, pigskin coronation, and a 93 member band leading the queen Joan Schuetz and attendants Patricia Gaughan and Betty Lamb in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Jefferson
John Hammer
Mary Lou Figi
Lincoln School
16Th Avenue
13Th Street
17Th Avenue
11Th Street
22Nd Avenue
Recreation Park
Goetz
Nathan Goetz
Shelter House
Joan Schuetz
Schuetz
Patricia Gaughan
Betty Lamb
Gordon Stauffacher
Peter Johnson
Monroe
Paul Bunyan
Peter
William Lanz
Patty Miller
Stock List Climbs In Stronger Trade
New York markets rose in a fifth straight advance as firms posted good earnings and dividends. notable gains topped about three dollars with most major stocks showing modest losses otherwise. prominent risers included Northern Pacific American Telephone Republic Steel Mack Trucks Sears Roebuck Standard Oil NJ Du Pont Eastern Air Lines North American Aviation Westinghouse Electric Aluminum Zenith Radio.
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New York
Northern Pacific
American Telephone
Republic Steel
Mack Trucks
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil
du Pont
Eastern Air Lines
North American Aviation
Westinghouse Electric Aluminum Ltd
Zenith Radio
Mrs. Royal Otterstein 49 Rock City Dies at St Clare Hospital
Mrs. Royal Otterstein aged 49 of Route 1 Rock City died at 11 45 a m today in St Clare hospital after a cancer illness. She was born Florence Wilma Schmerse in Monroe Township December 13 1905. Services are set for 10 a m Saturday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home and 2 p m at Rock City EUB church with Rev Warren Ebinger officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Monroe.
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Royal Otterstein
Route 1
Rock City
St. Clare Hospital
Otterstein
Florence Wilma Schmerse
Herman and
Palma Schmerse
13Th Street
Monroe Township
Shriner-Neushwander
EUB Church
Warren Ebinger
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe
Swedish Biochemist Thorell Wins 1955 Nobel Medicine Prize
Dr Hugo Thorell a Swedish biochemist is awarded the 1955 Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries about oxidation enzymes. He will receive a record cash award of 36720.85 dollars from King Gustaf Adolf VI at the December 16 ceremony in Stockholm.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Hugo Thorell
Gustaf Adolf VI
Alfred Nobel
Thorell
Caroline Institute of Medicine
Vincent du Vigneaud
Cornell University
New York
Five Children Die in Noblesville Fire
In Noblesville Indiana a four room frame house fire claimed five young children Leon ard Malone 5 Elaine 6 months Katherine 2 Paul and Paulette twins ages 3. The parents Mattie Malone 37 and Tom Malone 43 suffered serious burns and were hospitalized at Riverview.
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Noblesville
Ind
Leonard Malone
Elaine
Katherine
Paul
Paulette
Mattie Malone
Tom
Inland Container Corp
Riverview Hospital
Area 4-H winners named in county program night
Janice Isely Adams Club and Duane Bollig Dayton were honored as the third set of area 4-H achievement winners while Patricia Paulson was named the county Holstein Girl at the county recognition event in Blanchardville. Others recognized included Helen Bollig Dayton Judith Babler Mt. Pleasant Darrell Bollig and Richard Freitag with pins for various projects. Musical numbers and flag ceremonies capped the program as future events were announced for Juda Brodhead New Glarus Montecell o and Monroe East areas.
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Janice Isely
Adams Club
Duane Bollig
Dayton
Patricia Paulson
Blanchardville Gymnasium
Miss Isely
Bollig
Paulson
Helen Bollig
Jo- Ann Isely
Adams
Judith Babler
Mt. Pleasant
Garden
Darrell Bollig
Duane
Helen
Richard Freitag
Byron Schmid
York
Henry Keener
J. Q. Jorgenson
Jerry Albertson
Phillip Johnson
Lois Patterson
Rose Hoffman
Rev. Jorgensen
Johnson
Ruth Buesser
New Glarus
Jorgenson
Orville
Rita Schwartzlow
Donna Hefty
Janet Truttman
Miss Bollig
Karen Schlittler
Monticello-New Glarus Area
David Hermanson
Patricia Paulson York
Monroe Chamber Dinner Plans Honor National Industrialist
The 32nd Monroe Chamber of Commerce banquet will honor Cola G. Parker a Monroe native and leading industrialist as keynote speaker. Rodney O. Kittelsen presides with Mayor Dunwid die greeting guests and Kenneth W. Stuart welcoming attendees. Parker former Kimberly Clark chair and NAM president will discuss To Secure the Blessings of Liberty with state and national roles noted. Tickets remain available from local banks.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
Cola G. Parker
Monroe
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Parker
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Kenneth W. Stuart
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
Myron Babler
Robit E. Tschudy
Chamber
Kimberly-Clark Corp
National Association of Manufacturers
Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago
Dulles
U. S
Geneva
Switzerland
NAM
E. C. Hamilton
H. L. Fenton
Commercial and Sa Bank
L. J. Schroeder
First National Bank
U N Delays Security Council Vote Amid Yugoslavia Philippines Race
The United Nations General Assembly postponed the Security Council election with Yugoslavia backed by Britain and the Soviet bloc and the Philippines appealing for a two year term starting 1956. ECOSOC and Trusteeship Council seats were decided with Yugoslavia elected to ECOSOC on the second ballot and no date set for resuming the Security Council contest.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. N. General Assembly
Security Council
Philippines
Yugoslavia
United States
Assembly
Brazil
Greece
Economic and Social Council
Guatemala
Syria
Trusteeship Council
Socil Council
General Assembly
Britain
U. S
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Ecosoc
Ripon College to Install New President Friday
Ripon College prepares to install Dr. Fred O. Pinkham, its eighth president in 105 years, at 4:30 p.m. Friday in the First Evangelical Lutheran church. S.N. Pickard, chair of the board of trustees, will deliver the charge to the new leader.
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RIPON
Fred O. Pinkham
Ripon College
Clark G. Kuebler
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
S. N. Pickard
Pinkham
Greek Foreign Minister to Raise Cyprus Issue in Paris NATO Talks
Spyros Theotokis leaves Athens for Paris to press Cyprus at NATO discussions with American and British foreign ministers. The move signals potential diplomatic actions on the Cyprus question during allied talks.
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Cyprus
Athens
Spyros Theotokis
Paris
NATO
State Senate plan cuts license relief for milk truck class
Madison Wisconsin Assembly bill granting milk truckers partial relief from truck license fees returned with Senate amendment. Senate passed the bill unanimously but cut total relief from about 300000 to 175000 dollars, restricting benefits to operators of liquid dairy products and certain dairy transfers within Wisconsin.
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Senate
Madison
Assembly
Rogan
Ladysmith
Wisconsin
Witt Captures Beef Honors at Madison Junior Show
Donald Witt of Monroe led area winners in the beef division at the Madison Junior Livestock Show with the best Wisconsin bred Hereford and multiple placings. Elmer Ross of Albany placed in Hereford classes, John Burgy and Ross also earned separate Aberdeen Angus and Hereford placements. John Waelti was fifth in a barrow class and Howard Waelti of Monroe finished ninth in the lamb carcass contest.
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Donald Witt
Monroe
Madison
Witt
Elmer Ross
Albany
John Burgy
Aberdeen
Ross
Hereford
John Waelti
Barrow
Howard Waelti
Hundred Million Lost In Farm Price Support Loss
The Agriculture Department reported a loss of 100,563,600 dollars in July and August on farm price support operations. The figure was 6,182,000 dollars higher than the same period last year, due to disposals of surplus products at prices below government costs under price guarantees.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Legislature Close Delayed by Senate in Wisconsin
Madison P All hope for adjournment today faded as the Wisconsin Senate ordered reconvening Friday morning. Redistricting Milwaukee's congressional districts is the first order of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Milwaukee
President Eisenhower Paints Rockies Amid Recovery
President Eisenhower rested and painted a view of the Rockies from his hospital sundeck and a magazine print, four weeks after a heart attack. Doctors pace recovery as cabinet-level talks continue, with a Florida convalescent destination still undecided and Gettysburg referenced as a possible new home.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Rockies
State Dulles
Sherman Adams
Adams
Washington
Atty. Gen. Brownell
Justice Department
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Thomas W. Mattingly
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Hagerty
Florida
Howard M. Snyder
Gettysburg
Three Chicago Boys Slain After Bus Drop
In Chicago, three youths Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 11 were last seen leaving a northwest side bus near Milwau kee avenue and Giddings street at 9 p m Sunday. Their bodies were found Tuesday in a forest preserve four miles west. Police expanded a house to house canvass and questioned 37 officers and suspects while examining clothing and a brown coat with possible bloodstains. The case spurs theories of a lone adult killer or teen gang activity.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Giddings Street
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Hunt
Forest Preserve
Harry Glos
Cook County
Edward Stanwyck
Steve Petrix
Detroit
Joseph D. Lohman
Third Pastor Refuses To Face Synod Trial
Rev. Victor K. Wrigley the third Milwaukee area Lutheran minister ordered to stand trial on heresy charges said he would not attend the hearing before a jury of Lutheran pastors on November 10. He notified Northwest Synod officials that he will not be read out of the synod nor forced from Gethsemane Lutheran church in Brookfield as pastor. He said only his congregation can decide if he remains as pastor.
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Milwaukee
Victor K. Wrigley
Synod
Cheese Demand Fair in Madison Wisconsin Market
Wisconsin cheese market Thursday shows steady to fair demand. Long horns in short supply while other styles are plentiful. Selling prices noted as cheddars at 32 to 34 percent moisture, single daisies 35 to 37, longhorns 35 to 36 and a half, midgets 36 to 38 percent moisture.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Manchuria
George C. Marshall
Marshall
E Joo
Methodist Church
Glen
Pete) Ridnour Jr
Carol Cunningham
Shirley Harrington
Times
Mrs. Otterstein
Dr. Thorell
Holstein
U.N
Reds
Northwest Bus
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