Eisenhower Moves Back Into Government Focus
President Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, resumes active policy work with Attorney General Brownell. Doctors say he can run again if health and stress stay in check, though most expect he won’t seek a second term. Brownell, key in 1952 nomination, visits for a hospital conference as reports note the President’s steady improvement.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Atty
Gen. Brownell
White House
James C. Hagerty
Justice Department
Brownell
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont Medical School
Burlington
Lepeschkin
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Eminent Heart Authority
Washington
Girl Driver Dies in Cadott Highway Crash
Marcelene Weeks 18 of Cornell died at St. Josephs Hospital from injuries in a Thursday collision on Highway 27 near Cadott when the car she drove struck a pickup truck.
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Chippewa Falls
Marcelene Weeks
Cornell
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Highway 27
Cadott
Parading to Homecoming Cheers at Recreation Park
Hundreds of students and grid fans praised the 1955 football team at a Recreation Park pep rally before tonight's homecoming game against the Jefferson Eagles at 7 45 p m The rally followed one of the most original homecoming parades seen in years with speakers including Gay Steensrud Arthur Edwards Fred Simpson and Homecoming chairman John Hammer The parade linked Lincoln school to the high school circling the square and ending at Recreation Park The event featured a 34 member pep band andMiss Schuetz crowned Homecoming queen later The Monroe Fire Department stood by to aid with a bonfire and an after game dance was planned with music by Douglas and his Melody En.
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Vernon Smith
Monroe
Recreation Park
Eagles
Jefferson
Gay Steensrud
Arthur Edwards
Fred Simpson
Grid Squad
John Hammer
Joan Schuetz
Nathan Goetz
Shelter House
Lincoln School
16Th Avenue
L1th Street
22Nd Avenue
William Lanz
Patty Miller
Schuetz
Patricia Gaughan
Betty Lamb
Lincoln Gymnasium
A Douglas
Fire Destroys Alfred Rufer Farm Machine Shed
Early today a blaze destroyed a 40-20 shed on the Alfred Rufer farm two miles north of the county hospital on County Trunk N. Kenneth Rufer, 12, was said to be filling a tractor with gasoline when the fire started. The rural alarm went out at 5 49 a m and was answered by a pumper and two tank trucks. The shed housed a corn binder, silo filler, corn planter and digger. Estimated damage at least 5000 dollars, insured. A nearby barn corner also caught fire but was quickly put out.
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Alfred Rufer
Rufer
Kenneth
N W Reining Funeral Director Dies at 41
Norbert W. Reining a well known Janesville funeral director died Thursday night at Mercy hospital. Reining 41 underwent surgery earlier this month. A native of Madison he operated the Reining funeral home here for 13 years.
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Janesville
Norbert W. Reining
Mercy Hospital
Reining
Madison
Eisenhower Russia Non aggression Pledge Outlined
The senate disclosed an 88 page State Department booklet detailing Eisenhower's assurances to Russia that the United States would not engage in aggressive war. The record includes new statements by Eisenhower and other leaders from the Geneva Big Four, with Dulles to pursue talks in Rome Paris and Geneva.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Dulles
United States
State Department
Georgi Zhukov
Geneva
Marshal Zuhkov
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Rome
Paris
NATO
Milton Junction man dies from truck crash injuries
Paul Link age 21 of Milton Junction died at Mercy hospital from injuries suffered when his pickup left the road and crashed into a tree.
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Janesville
Paul Link
Milton Junction
Mercy Hospital
Princess Margaret Townsend date fuels engagement speculation
Britain ponders if Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend announced an engagement after a long, celebration-like dinner at the cottage of Mrs. John L. Wills. The pair arrived and left separately, with Townsend staying on leave from Brussels as details remain unconfirmed.
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London
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
John L. Wills
Margaret
Mrs. Wills
Andrew
Iris Peake
Drew
Britain
Len Coles
Clarence House
Townsend
Brussels
Wills
Elizabeth
Soviet Demands Immediate U N Disarmament Debate
Soviet delegate Arkady Sobolev pressed for a full disarmament debate in the U N Assembly political committee without waiting for Big Four ministerial decisions. He accused the disarmament commission subcommittee of delaying a report and warned further delays would harm the process. The issue centers on open skies and U S insistence on a prelude to disarmament.
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N. Y
Russia
U. N. Assembly
Arkady A. Sobolev
U. N
Sobolev
Geneva
Disarmament Commission
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Canada
U. S
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Harold E. Stassen
Dulles
Paris
Commission
U.S
U.N
Surprise Move Delays Wisconsin Congressional Redistricting
Sen Merten a Milwaukee Republican sues surprise substitute to redraw Wisconsin 4th and 5th districts delaying action until next week. The plan would redivide 10 districts nearly equitably for statewide representation while stirring GOP opposition and Democratic criticism of gerrymandering.
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Madison
Sen
Merten
Milwaukee
Senate
Wisconsin
Rogan
Ladysmith
Wauwatosa
Amos Nominated To Air Academy
Robert C Amos of 623 lth street has been nominated by Representative Lawrence H Smith for entry to the Air Force Academy next year. Each congressman may submit 10 names and Wisconsin will supply 5 of 120 nominees. Final selection rests with the academy appointment branch. Amos is an Air Force ROTC student at the University of Wisconsin, son of Mr and Mrs J B F Amos.
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Robert C. Amos
Lth Street
Lawrence H. Smith
Air Force Academy
Amos
Rep. Smith
Wisconsin
Academy
J. B. F. Amos
The
University of Wisconsin
Full Strength Reached By Local Police Force
A third new officer has joined, bringing the 12-member force to full strength for the first time in over a year. Lewis E. Hull of rural Orangeville began duties yesterday, with Donald L. Hoppe of Williams Bay and Wilbert Johnson of Brodhead added this month. The department expects boat changes now that full strength is achieved.
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Lewis E. Hull
Orangeville
Marines
Donald L. Hoppe
Williams Bay
Wilbert Johnson
Brodhead
Dairy Study Group Sets Nov Hearings Across Wisconsin
A seven member House agriculture subcommittee led by Chairman Abernethy will hold hearings in Madison Wausau Marshfield Eau Claire Rochester and Rochester Minnesota from November 13 to 17. The study aims to address the dairy problem as Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Congress
Abernethy
Dmiss
Polk
Ohio
Johnson
D-Wis
Knutson
Dminn
August H. Andresen
Rminn
Williams
R-Ny
Laird
Eau Claire
Rochester
Minn
Two More Polio Cases Reported
Two small polio patients from a Magpolia Township family in Rock County are hospitalized. Jorden Walmer, two, and Jackie Walmer, one, arrived at St. Clare hospital with spinal polio and paralysis. Edward Grossenbacher, 13, of New Glarus, is in critical condition at Wisconsin General Hospital on a respirator after chest and respiratory muscle paralysis. Ten polio cases have been reported in the county this year.
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Magpolia
Rock County
Jorden Walmer
Duane Walmer
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Jackie Walmer
Edward Grossenbacher
Paul Grossenbacher
New Glarus
Wisconsin General Hospital
Cheddar Prices Rise At Plymouth Trade Firm
Plymouth Wisconsin Cheese Exchange values held steady on some items and edged up on others with junior grade cheddars leading gains to 3134. Bids remain unfilled for several lots and offers include 120 day white cheddars and pasteurized single daisies with a firm trading tone.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
J Newton Musser Dies After Long Illness at 74
J Newton Musser 74 of 2313 15th avenue died at 3 45 am in St. Clare hospital after a long decline. He had served as custodian for The Monroe Evening Times for more than 27 years. He was born Feb 2 1881 in Jefferson Township and married Grace Myers in 1906. The Musser family was known for Toggenburg goats and Cheese Day parade memories.
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J. Newton Musser
15Th Avenue
Monroe Evening Times
St. Clare Hospital
T. 9
Musser
Evening Times
Monroe
Twin Grove
Mr. Musser
National Geographic Magazine
New Glarus
Joseph Newton Musser
Joseph
Alsace-Lorraine
America
New York
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Jefferson Township
Green County
Joseph Newton
Joseph M
Jefferson
Maria Allison
van Buskirk
Milledgeville, Ill
Grace Myers
Illinois Central Railroad
Nebraska
J. Newton
Man Cleared in Slayings of Three Chicago Boys
Edward Rohlfes, 47, was cleared after a lie detector test in the case of three grade school boys found slain. A panel truck marked Rohfle was searched. investigators found possible blood-stained items. Six more people were questioned as the probe widened.
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Chicago
Joseph Lohman
Edward Rohlfes
Rohlfes
Herman
Rohfle
Robinson Woods
Edward
Morton Grove
Lohman
Forest Rangers
Des Plaines
State Co op Group Urges Dairy Price Study
The Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives with 344 members said it supports a legislative committee study of the gap between milk prices received by producers and paid by consumers. WAC heard the report from executive secretary J. K. Kyle of Madison.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin Association of Co-operatives
WAC
J. K. Kyle
Madison
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Princess
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Allison
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Ind
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James Hixon
San Jose
Calif
Stella Sullivan
Associated Press
Napa State Hospital
Farflung
John Schuessler
Anton
Robert Peterson
Margaret Crimmins
Robert R. Thibodeau
Joseph P. Renz
Clark G. Lupton
Robert Kirkham
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