Dulles Rejects New Talks With Reds On Germany
Secretary Dulles ruled out new discussions with Russia on West Germany's future and urged unity with Britain and France. He called for strengthening Western Europe before any disarmament moves and praised West Germany's Atlantic Pact status as a step toward a broader European partnership.
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Washington
Dulles
Asia
Russia
West Germany
Eisenhower
National Security Council
White House
Indochina
Formosa
Western Europe
Secretary of
West Europe
United States
United Nations
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Germany
Britain
Eisenhower weighs late campaign swing amid unemployment talk
The White House said President Eisenhower may schedule an 11th hour tour through key states after two nationwide media appearances. Aired unemployment figures show a drop to 2.7 million, easing pressure in industrial states while Republicans sharpen lines for an election push.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
GOP
European Defense Alliance
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Michigan
Sen
Charles Potter
R-Mich
Switchboard
National Security Industrial Association
Smog Excuses Bum Report Card In Los Angeles Schools
Claude L. Reeves says 18 day smog siege harmed students. Absences rose and headaches coughs eye strain and nasal discharge increased across schools in heavy smog areas. Restlessness fights and teacher frustration also noted as atmosphere worsened.
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Los Angeles
Claude L. Reeves
Board of Education
Cleveland Architect Hermann Field Freed From Prison
Vienna reports the Polish government freed Cleveland architect Hermann Field who had been held after a frameup alleged by Polish security officials. U S Embassy said contact with Field has been established and officials referred questions to Washington. Field went to Warsaw in 1949 to search for relatives who disappeared behind the Iron Curtain.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
Cleveland
Hermann Field
Poland
State Department
Washington
Field
Warsaw
Polish Security Service
Noel
Herta
Prague
Berlin
Sorenson Settles Bus Controversy in Clarno Township
Theodore A. Sorenson of the state Department of Public Instruction announced the department sides with Green County School Committee on extending a Clarno Township bus route. The bus driver C H Lichtenwalner opposed adding three riders on a main blacktop. The dispute was referred to the state department for settlement.
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Theodore A. Sorenson
State Department of Public Instruction
Clarno Township
Sorenson
Irene C. Powers
Department of Public Instruction
Green County
Clarno
Blacktow
C. H. Lichtenwalner
Weapons Cleaned For Co. K Session
Weapons and equipment were cleaned as Co. K Monroe National Guard prepared for the federal inspection on Nov 9. Fifth Army inspector general’s department will conduct the inspection with public attendance invited.
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Co. K
Monroe National Guard
Fifth Army Inspector General’s Department
Sfc
Arthur F. Tschudy
Delmar H. Disch
Stanton P. Steurs
Youths Admit Guilty Remarks At Jail Office
Two 19 year olds, Robert Trachsel of Monroe and John W. Larson of Juda, pleaded guilty to criminal libel and apologized for remarks at the county jail Saturday night. They were placed on six months probation. A second pair faced charges and waived hearings, bound over for trial.
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Robert Trachsel
Monroe
John W. Larson
Juda
Marshall L. Peterson
Rodney O. Kittelsen
16Th Avenue
W. E. Deininger
Karl Burkhalter
Pete Manos
Lois Faubel
Lillian Perdue
Kittelsen
Trachsel
Larson
Bluff View Park
Deininger
John Lewis
Lewis
Jews Fast for Prisoners in Beersheba
About 150 Egyptian Jews gathered in a Beersheba synagogue for a 24 hour fast and prayer service seeking safety for 13 Jews reported imprisoned in Egypt on spying charges for Israel.
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Beersheba
Israel
Egypt
Lions Club Praises Local Amateur Radio Operators
Lions Club members at Swiss Wheel heard Monroe Area Radio Club operators praised for readiness. Mayor Brooks J. Dinwiddie and Dr. John F. Caradine spoke via radio from the square. five local amateurs conducted the program.
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Lions Club
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
John F. Caradine
Monroe Area Radio Club
Lions
Donald Topp
Monroe Clinic
John Schild
Caradine
Dunwiddie
County
Red Cross
Nathan L. Goetz
Radio Club
Andrew Erickson
Virgil Wilkinson
Oaktron
Radio Men For Lions
Early Trading Shows Market Improvement
New York stocks moved higher in early trading as gains neared 2 points while losses remained small. Volume held steady around two million shares, with Monday’s total in a down market at about 2,340,000 shares.
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New York
McCarthy Backs Bias Charge Against Watkins on Censure Panel
Senator McCarthy accuses Watkins and two other members of the six member censure panel of prejudice as Senate debate nears. He cites a letter alleging deception to the vice president and fraud in appointing the committee. The panel had unanimously recommended reprimand for McCarthy over contempt toward a Senate elections subcommittee.
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Washington
McCarthy
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Ervin
D-Nc
Senate
Senate Elections
Odell Gift Funds New Ambulance Entrance At St Clare
The St. Clare hospital will add a 53 foot south wing extension with a fully enclosed ambulance entrance and weather protection. The Emery A and Amelia B Odell Gift funds, via the Odell trust, finance the project, the second major use of the trust after prior equipment purchases.
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St. Clare Hospital
M. Bernard
Emery A
Amelia B. Odell
Mr. Odell
The
Evening Times
Bernard
Budget Comparison for Green County 1955 and 1954
The 1955 proposed Green County budget is compared to the 1954 actual budget in a chart. The display highlights changes in revenue and expenditures, noting shifts in departmental allocations and overall fiscal posture.
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Green County
Finance Group Recommends $7.60 Tax Rate in County
Green County residents face about 9 cents more per $1000 as the finance committee backs an 813,517.52 dollar 1955 budget. Clerk Wilma Lengacher says levy would rise to 7.69 per thousand from 7.60 last year on a 799,902.51 dollar budget. Budget could be raised or lowered by the County Board.
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Green County
Wilma S. Lengacher
Monroe
Brodhead
Inquiry into Horicon pheasant case and department budget
Acting Director L P Voigt ordered a full probe of the intra department arrest of four conservation staff at Horicon for violating commission orders. The inquiry will review pheasant handling by Wesley Goetz and George Amelong and also cover past arrests of Richard Hunt and Keith White while weighing mayoral and county records and budget implications for Monroe and Brodhead.
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Madison
L. P. Voigt
Conservation Department
Horicon
Voigt
Dodge County Dist
John Kaiser
Wesley Goetz
George Amelong
Amelong
Monroe
Waterfowl
Richard Hunt
Keith White
Ken Beghin
George Neiman
Watertown
Beghin
Goetz
Hunt
White
John Doe
Dodge County Dist. Atty. John. Kaiser
James Bell
Vincent Skilling
Area Four
Kenneth Beghin
Herbert Neuser
Beaver Dam
Only One Jury Case Remains for October Circuit Court Session
The October term circuit court calendar lists a single jury case, Rose Klos terman versus Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co. of New York and James Flannery, an auto collision suit. Coral Ethridge was dismissed as a defendant. Jury panel changes were made with replacements from Monroe and Juda. An adjacent breach of contract case Anita Smith versus Otto Anderegg and Carlton E. Ashby remains for jury, while a writ of Certiorari by Grant Waddell was quashed. A divorce Garnet Burton versus Rollin Bufton moves to Rock County circuit court. The assault case Howard Kohn versus Nathan F. Burgy is postponed, and Alvin W. Herman and Hardware Mutual vs Eugene Strickler was settled out of court pending final papers.
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Harry S. Fox
Twelfth Judicial Circuit
Rose Klosterman
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co
New York
James Flannery
Coral Ethridge
Bruce M. Blum
Fox
Garnet Burton
Rollin Bufton
Rock County
Howard Kohn
Nathan F. Burgy
Alvin W. Herman
Menon urges armament truce at United Nations
India's V K Krishna Menon urged the United Nations to seek steps to dismantle atomic and hydrogen bombs held by major powers and to halt production until a disarmament convention is ready. He warned of fatal consequences and called for a standstill while cautioning against a too-powerful international control body.
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United Nations
N. Y
India
S V. K. Krishna Menon
U. N
Menon
U. N. Assembly
Thirteen Puerto Ricans Sentenced to Six Years Each
In New York a federal judge sentenced thirteen Puerto Rican nationalists to six years in prison each for seditious conspiracy against the United States. The group was convicted of plotting to overthrow the U S government by force.
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New York
Werenes
Lawrence E. Walsh
Orce
Plans for Poppy Day at VFW Meeting
The Veterans of Foreign Wars session approved the annual Poppy Day sale for November 6 with Walter Schildt as chairman. Mrs. Marvin Stauffacher of Browntown serves as general chairman. The group also discussed the Veterans Day dance at Turner Hall on November 10 with Jimmy Palmer and his orchestra. Schildt chairs the dance.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walter Schildt
VFW
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
Turner Hall
Jimmy Palmer
Schildt
Cheese Market Steady in Madison with Ample Offerings
Madison cheese market shows steady tone as demand remains light and supply ample. Prices quoted are provisional with moisture around 33 percent for cheddars and 36 to 37 percent for Longhorns while state assembly points and car lot listings are reported briefly.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Co. K. Nco School
Dwight C. Coplien
Peterson
Odell Gift
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CCC
Harry C. Young
Edward Bidlingmaier
Joshua Hoesly
Highway Department
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