Unity proposed to steer Wisconsin dairy policies
The Wisconsin Council of Agriculture proposes a new program to unify dairy industry sentiment on major problems. President Truman Torgerson urges creating a section to study effects of federal laws and orders and to organize farmer activities for a common approach. Four educators and scientists were honored at the council banquet.
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Madison
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Truman Torgerson
Manitowoc
Torgerson
University School of Music
A. J. Cramer
Washington
Laketo-Lake Co-operative
Teachers To Attend State Convention In Milwaukee
Monroe students will have a short break as city teachers join the annual state convention in Milwaukee from Thursday to Saturday. Dismissals will be at noon Wednesday to give teachers travel time. Gen. Mark Clark, president of The Citadel, will head the speaker lineup.
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Monroe
Milwaukee
Mark Clark
Citadel
South Carolina
Letter to Santa Arrives From Local Girl for Ice Skates
A Monroe child sends a note to Santa at The Evening Times office bound for the North Pole. The girl requests ice skates and reflects the early season rush with Christmas still two months away.
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Monroe
Santa Claus
Evening Times
North Pole
Santa
Congregation Rejects Resignation of Pastor in New Synod Trial
In Menomonee Falls Wisconsin Holy Cross Lutheran church voted 55 to 40 to reject Rev. John Gerberding's resignation after a secret ballot following his acquittal on heresy charges. The pastor said he was out of harmony with the synod while church officials had accepted his resignation. The case prompted a call for a new trial by the Wisconsin Conference of Lutheran Pastors citing new evidence and irregularities.
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Milwaukee
John Gerberding
Synod
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Church Council
Gerberding
Holy Cross Church
Menomonee Falls
Waukesha County
Northwest Synod
The
United Lutheran Church
Jesus
Wisconsin Conference of Lutheran
Auto New Clue In Murder Probe
Investigators pursue a promising lead in the case of three boys found dead in a Chicago ditch on Oct 18. A blue car abandoned on the southwest side contained three pairs of blue jeans and a white flannel shirt seen near Robinson Woods hours earlier. Police traced the plate to an owner described as a mental hospital patient.
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Chicago
Robinson Woods
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Amon
Anton Schuessler
Aoe
Cabinet Ouster Article Refuted
The White House dismissed a Farm Journal report that cabinet members sought to oust Secretary Benson as untrue and unfounded. Benson said there was no cabinet split over the farm program, while the magazine cited several officials as supporting Benson amid nationwide farm price concerns.
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Washington
White House
Benson
Farm Journal
Denver
Eisenhower
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Summerfield
Harold E. Stassen
Administration Farm Program
Murray Snyder
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Philadelphia
Nixon
Wheeler McMillen
Robert
McMillen
Cheddar Unchanged No Sales at Plymouth Exchange
Plymouth cheese market shows steady trade with no sales posted at Wisemere Cheese Exchange. Bids remained unfilled for 3434 pasteurized long horns and 3234 junior grade single daisies as buyers stayed on the sidelines.
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Plymouth
Wisemere
Mirror Attacks Times over Princess Margaret Romance
The London Daily Mirror accuses the Times of pressuring Princess Margaret to abandon her romance with Peter Townsend. It calls the Times editorial a coercive bid and notes the archbishop's private meeting with Margaret at Lambeth Palace. The paper cites a reader poll showing strong support for allowing the marriage.
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London
London Daily Mirror Today
London Times
Princess Margaret
Times
The
Mirror
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Britain
Maros
Canterbury
Church of England
Lambeth Palace
the Mirror
Salates
Faure Survives Third Confidence Vote in France
Premier Edgar Faure won a confidence vote in the National Assembly by 271 to 259 or 259 to 271, securing support from centrists despite Socialist opposition. The tally clears the path for a December elections debate and possible final votes before a scheduled Jan. 2 Assembly end.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
French National Assembly
Faure
Morocco
Algeria
Pierre Mendes-France
Radical Socialist Party
Mendes - France
President Sees First Western Movie During Convalescence
Denver Reuters reports President Eisenhower nearing the end of five weeks in Fitzsimons Army hospital after a heart attack. Doctors note progress with daily activity increasing. he watched a two hour Western film yesterday and took steps from bed to chair in the hospital routine. The president drafts his State of the Union for January while awaiting Secretary Benson’s arrival tomorrow.
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Denver
Eeisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Russia
Foreign Ministers
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Lowry Air Force Base
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Smith Seeks Study of County Home for the Aged
Lucius F. Smith Monroe Third Ward supervisor petitions County Board and Chairman Loveland to appoint a committee to study building a county home for the aged. A fund set aside for the project totals 143226.87 dollars.
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Lucius F. Smith
Monroe
Clarence W. Loveland
Smith
Veronica Lake Hospitalized After Detroit Collapse
Detroit star Veronica Lake collapsed Thursday in a hotel lobby and remained in Henry Ford Hospital where latest reports describe her condition as good.
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Detroit
Veronica Lake
Henry Ford Hospital
Kindhearted Banker Raffles Jurors in $535000 Shortage
In Owensboro Kentucky a federal jury failed to reach verdict on Bernard Ware Barrett who admitted indulging customers with worthless checks totaling 535000. The case includes a second trial date in January for falsifying entries to cover the overdraft at Bank of Whitesville. A county court had previously deemed him of unsound mind. L E Owens, an oil operator, faces trial on 1185 checks creating an overdraft of 168701.
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Owensboro
Bernard Ware Barrett
Bank of
Whitesville
Petete Ky
Barrett
L. E. Owens
Obituary: Mrs Chester L Prien of Monroe dies at 50
Mrs Wilma Hoesly Prien 50 of Route 2 Monroe died at 6 55 am today in St Clare hospital after a leg amputation five weeks ago and diabetes complications She was born Jan 12 1905 in York Township and married Chester L Prien Feb 16 1926 Survivors include her husband a daughter Mrs Ralph Weckerly a son Gordon two brothers Clarence E and Hervey J a sister Mrs H Otto Elmer and a stepmother Mrs Anna Hoesly Services Sunday at 2 pm at Shriner Neushwan der funeral home with Rev Bernard Bartel officiating burial in Greenwood cemetery
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Chester L. Prien
Route 2
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Prien
Wilma Hoesly
York Township
Thomas A
Henrietta Blumer Hoesly
York Rural
Monroe High School
P. A. Schuh
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ralph Weckerly
Monroe Township
Gordon
Clarence E
New Glarus
Hervey J
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Anna Hoesly
Shriner-Neushwander
Bernard Bartel
Immanuel Eub Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Prison strike ends. life returns to normal in Paris prisons
After guards suspended their protest, life in Frances 120 prisons returned to normal today. Officials reported the strike ended at least temporarily and permissions and routines resumed across facilities in Paris and other cities.
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Paris
France
New Raid Stirs Trouble in East
Israeli forces clashed with Egypt in the Kuntila camp on the Sinai front, killing five Egyptian soldiers and wounding four Israeli troops. Egypt reported one policeman killed at Beerotayim and accused Israeli forces of stationing regular troops in a demilitarized zone. A Syrian clash near Dan and Red Sea arms shipments tied to the conflict were noted as Gen eva hosted the Big Four.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Kuntila
Sinai Peninsula
Beerotayim
Auja-Nizana
Egypt
el Auja Demilitarized Zone
U.N
el Auja-Nizana
Sinai
el Sabna
Israel
Dan
Galilee
Moshe Sharett
Geneva
Czechoslovakia
Black Sea
Saudi Arabia
Soviet Union
Halloween Programs Set For Monday Night Activities
Final details for the annual Halloween activities were announced as children prepare jack-o-lanterns and grade school corridors. A parade starts at 6 30 p m followed by cartoons in Lincoln gym from 7 to 8. Prizes and treats, a senior dance, and later films round out the evening with committees and youth leaders named.
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Lincoln Gymnasium
Mary Jane Johnson
Joan Schuetz
Marsha Conway
Cecelia Grawehr
Fay Stauffacher
Stephenie West
Marie McGuire
Judith Frey
Carol Lux
Gayleen Steensrud
Pat Miller
Carol Koenig
Cheryl Loveland
Carol Cunningham
Cheryl Richards
Carolyn Benkert
Janeen Boyer
Judith Buehler
Marilyn Kubly
Joan Severson
Betty Hartwig
John Jeglum
Daniel Bender
Donna Gustafson
Fred Schadt
Bill Lovelace
Mar
Accident Victim Dies at Freeport
Ralph Richart aged 29 of Rock City Jr. died at Deaconess hospital after a three car crash two miles north of Freeport that killed Monroe resident Glen Hinds age 61. Richart was a part time Pleasant View Dairy employee and rode with Travis Zimmerman 22 of Orangeville. He suffered head and neck injuries and never regained consciousness.
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Ralph Richart
Rock City
Monroe
Freeport
Deaconess Hospital
Richart
Pleasant View
Travis Zimmerman
Orangeville
Glen Hinds
4Th Avenue
West German Unity Plans Spark Western Soviet Clash
In Geneva the Big Four clashed over German reunification. The United States Britain and France pressed a nine point plan for unity through free elections under Big Four supervision. Molotov offered a 15 point security treaty delaying unification and possibly dissolving NATO.
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Geneva
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Molotov
Germany
China
Europe
States Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Berlin
West
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Jail Committee Set to Meet November 10 for Remodeling Plans
Monticello architect John W. Steinmann will meet with the jail and courthouse committee of the County Board on November 10 to review rough remodeling plans and provide cost estimates. He may bring prior Sparta police and fire station designs as a basis for a new jail. Brewery official Joseph W. Huber may discuss purchasing the old jail to expand operations. Jackson County Board is urged to improve its jail within six months with stronger security, updated cells, a new heating plant, fresh paint, and a first floor fire exit door.
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Ray E. Kundert
Monticello
John W. Steinmann
County Board
Steinmann
Sparta
Joseph W. Huber
Jackson County Board
M. A. Skaff
Division of Corrections
Skaff
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Brownie Scout Troops
Brownie
Girl Scout
Sandra Fritz
Susan Hoffman
Barbara Buehler
Dairy Industry Unity Proposed
New Synod
South School
Marcia Mahley
Ralph H. Mahley
Dennis Pickett
Harold F. Pickett
Bill Buehler
Herbert Buehler
Beverly Stuart
Vasidy
Maurice Thorez
Communist Party
East
NATO
Reunion
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