Polio Fund Plea Schedule Set Up
Green County polio chapter board set dates for special March of Dimes appeals. Leland L. Lamboley announced a March of Mothers event for Sept 21 and Tag Day on Sept 26. The countywide gamma globulin program Aug 9 to Aug 17 served over 2,000 children and pregnant mothers, funded 20 000 to 21 000 dollars by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The drive remains open ended with no fixed local goal. Mrs. Edmund C. Hamilton was elected to lead women volunteers for patient entertainment and education at St. Clare Hospital Auxiliary. Other attendees included Dr. Nathan E. Bear and several local officials.
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Green County
Polio
Leland L. Lamboley
Lamboley
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Edmund C. Hamilton
Edward Fuhmann
New Glarus
Sherman Hodgson
Frank Kantro
Eileen Pagel
William A Canary Wins Forty and Eight Honor
William A. Canary of Footville is named one of six new sous chefs de chemin de for elected by the Forty and Eight at its national convention in progress here.
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William A. Canary
Washington
Footville
American Legion
U S Experts Freed by Vietminh in Indochina Release
Five U S Air Force and Army technicians captured last June in Central Indochina were released by Vietminh and freed Tuesday near Qui Nhon in South Vietnam close to Tourane. They had been part of a 200-man American mission sent to aid French air service during Dien Bien Phu.
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Jaigon
Indochina
South Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
Tourane
Dien Bien Phu
Nha Trang
Saion
Sixth Polio Case Under Care Here
Physicians at St. Clare hospital reported a three year old Beloit girl was diagnosed with a mild spinal type polio yesterday. Linda Greisma Beloit was admitted yesterday and there is no paralysis. The sixth polio case at the hospital this summer, with all others released in mild forms. Other polio patients this year included Erick Siegenthaler Blanchardville Londa Elmer Orangeville Peggy Schupbach Route 2 Brodhead Dennis Laube Route 2 Brodhead and Leroy Hoekman Clinton.
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St. Clare Hospital
Beloit
Linda Greisman
Erick Siegenthaler
Blanchardville
Londa Elmer
Orangeville
Peggy Schupbach
Brodhead
Dennis Laube
Leroy Hoekman
Clinton
Stock Market Rallies After Rough Setback
New York shares rose today after a sharp Tuesday decline as General Dynamics Lockheed Boeing Montgomery Ward Chrysler Youngstown Sheet and Tube American Telephone Western Union Southern Railway Santa Fe and Du Pont led gains amid renewed investor confidence in the market recovery.
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Stock Mart
New York
General Dynamics
Lockheed
Boeing
Montgomery Ward
Chrysies Youngstown Sheet and Tube
American Telephone
Western Union
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
du Pont
Veteran Lincoln teacher begins 43rd year of service
Miss Hannah R. Bindschaedler enters Room 5 at Lincoln school to start her 43rd consecutive year of county teaching and 30th in the same room. The longtime elementary principal recalls her Monroe schooling, first teaching post at Exeter, wages, and how walking eight miles daily to Twin Grove shaped her view of schooling today.
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Hannah R. Bindschaedler
Lincoln
North School
Green County Normal School
Whitewater State College
Exeter School
Exeter Township
Exeter
Twins Grove School
Jefferson Township
Iliff
Twin Grove
Elizabeth Buehler
Nellie W. Kohli
Ludlow Memorial Library
Margaret Schiesser
Fliff School
Cliff School
Bindschaedler
Bicycle License Sale Opens in City First Tag Goes to Heuer Youth
About 40 bicycle licenses were issued at the Police Department as the first such licenses in the city under an ordinance passed July 6. Each 50 cent license enforces safety rules including bells brakes lights and proper riding conduct and violators face fines up to 15 dollars and possible impoundment. Ronnie Heuer received License No. 1 for his bicycle at 817 16th Avenue.
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Police Department
Ronnie Heuer
Victor I
Marriage Licenses Climb During August
August marriage licenses declined for Mrs W B Stewart yet rose overall with 17 licenses issued by Wilma Lengacher county clerk down from 20 in August 1953. No survivors listed for W Bru of Apple River and funeral home at Stockton expected to handle services.
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W. B. Stewart
W. Bru
Quare Apple River
St. Clare Hospital
Wilma S. Lengacher
McCarthy Censure Case: New Legal Fight and Witnesses
Senate probes into Sen. McCarthy censure focus on claims he defamed U S military heroes notably Brig Gen Ralph W Zwicker. Williams argues a 1952 rules subcommittee acted beyond authority while witnesses recount McCarthy remarks about Flanders Hendrickson and others amid the ongoing hearings.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
United States
Ralph W. Zwicker
Stoughton
Wisconsin
Edward B. Williams
Senate Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
Williams
Senate Rules
Watkins
Utah
iWe
B. L. Livingstone
Joseph W. Hall
Associated Pre
Sens. Flanders
R- VI
Hendrickson
R-Nj
Flanders
Livingstone
McCarthy Army
Hall
Congress
Wind Lashes New England as Carol Wreaks Havoc
Hurricane Carol pummeled New England tearing through Rhode Island Massachusetts and Cape Cod with gusts to 125 mph. At least 47 people died across the region and property losses reach hundreds of millions as tens of thousands lose power and communities face flooding looting fears and widespread destruction from New London Conn. to Cape Cod and Newport.
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Boston
Carol
Canada
Caribbean Sea
Quebec City
New England
New London
Conn
Rhode Island
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
New Engind
Dennis J. Roberts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York
National Guard
Cape
Thomson to Speak at Yellowstone Lake Dedication
Atty Gen Vernon W Thomson is to speak at the Yellowstone Lake project dedication on Sept 12 near Argyle. The event features a morning lake inspection, wildlife display, a water battle, a high school band review, a ribbon cutting at 2 05 PM, and speeches by officials including conservation head L P Voight and Leonard J Feybert.
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Vernon W. Thomson
Argyle
Thomson
Guy van Matre
Fayette Township
Roy Simpson
Dedicaton
Darlington
Conservation Department
Blanchardville
Master of Cere
Nonies
William Aberg
Ion
Madison
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
L. P. Voight
Simpson
Leonard J. Feybert
Voight
Marvin Schneers
State Soil Conservation Service
D. H. Janzen
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Aberg
Lafayette County Game Committee
Lyman Hunt
Walter Gould
Hearing Report Shows No Fireworks In McCarthy Clash
Washington report says the Army McCarthy hearings ended quietly with only criticism of Rev. M Cohn as the sole adverse action. Subcommittee members split along party lines over McCarthy and Cohn while most principals remain in their posts. DOJ may still pursue perjury or secret FBI report issues, as Democrats condemn McCarthy and Cohn more sharply than Republicans.
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James Marlow
Washington
Justice Department
Rev. M. Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Army
Cohn
Nore
FBI
Executive Department
McClellan
Arkansas
Symington
Missouri
Jackson
McCarthy Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Grain futures rise as wheat and rye lead Chicago market
Buying centered on wheat and rye pushed both bread grains up several cents on the Board of Trade while the rest of the market stayed in a narrow range. Corn was irregular in later dealings.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
193 American Bodies Returned in Exchange of Korean War Victims
One hundred ninety three American bodies were among 200 Allied remains handed over by Reds in the first Korea War exchange. The funerals will be held in neutral territory before final repatriation to Korea and Japan.
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Korea
Fanmunjum
Inc
U. N
U.S
Reds
U. S. Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
8Th Army
Pusan
Kokura
Japan
Shington
Two Juda Men Hurt in Mishap
Darrell I Alexander age 43 of Route 1 Juda was listed in fair condition at St. Clare hospital after a late yesterday crash with a car driven by Robert Orville Grawvander 25 of Route 2 Juda. Alexander suffered a concussion and chest lacerations while Grawvander had a cut left elbow and hand and a broken little finger. Both were transported by ambulance from the intersection four miles south of Juda where the truck was a total loss and damage was heavy to the car front and side. Grawvander said he was driving north to Juda at about 65 mph when the truck from Twin Grove westbound appeared.
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Darrell I Alexander
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Alexander
Robert Orville Grawlander
Grawvander
Ambulane
Twin Grove
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Drops 27 in August
The safety division of the state motor vehicle department reported today that August traffic accidents in Wisconsin claimed 76 lives, 27 fewer than in August 1953. Total fatalities for the first eight months of 1954 were 527, compared with 536 in the same period a year ago.
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Madison
The
State Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Swiss Market Steady With Fair Demand in Wisconsin
Wisconsin American cheese market remains steady and domestic Swiss shows ample offerings. Demand is fair to good with cheddar varieties at 32 to 34 percent moisture, prices at state assembly points around 39 to 41 for state brand and 37 to 39 for Grade B.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Grace
Eisenhower Orders Fast Storm Aid Speeds Relief
President Eisenhower directs the federal civil defense administration to cut through red tape and rush aid to victims of a hurricane that struck the northeastern United States, aiming to speed relief efforts.
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Eisenhower
Fraser
Colo
Federal Civil Defense Administration
United States
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Harold J. Kline
Burton Wiltfang
Burton L. Wiltfang
Times
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Christian de Castries
Viet Tri
International Commission
Hannah Bindschaedler
Heuer Youth
Johnson
Old North Church
Paul Revere
Middlesex
Joseph Spallino
New York City
Providence
Westerly
R. I
Atlantic Beach
Newport
Bailey’s Beach
Easton’s Beach
Yellowstone
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