Adenauer presses Soviet on German prisoners in Moscow
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged Soviet leaders to release German prisoners held in Russia as a prerequisite for normalizing relations and reunification talks. Bulganin and Khrushchev pressed for wider diplomatic ties while disputing prisoner numbers.
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Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Russia
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Adenauer
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Germany
NATO
Western European Union
WEU
East Germany
Europe
Western
Board approves room conversion at East School
The East School first grade will be split into two classes and the all purpose room converted into an extra classroom. The conversion, needing bids for lighting and desks, will take about three weeks while the room is used on a temporary basis. The schedule may shift to allow other grades access.
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East School
Herbert T. Johnson
Johnson
Cheddar Prices Firm With No Sales at Plymouth
Prices unchanged on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange in Plymouth Wisconsin with no sales. Two cars of junior grade cheddar bids remained unfilled while one car junior grade single daisies offered remained uncovered. Trading tone was steady.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Weather shifts threaten rain and cheese day events
U S climatologist Lothar Joos warned of overnight rain and possible thundershowers after midnight with a warm but cloudy day tomorrow. A cold front pace keeps the forecast flexible. Cheese Day, Inc. plans cheese gifts for St. Clare hospital patients, and Gov. Kohler adjusts travel to attend part of the program with Swiss Colony support and a Chicago NBC Monitor appearance.
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Lothar A. Joos
U. S
Madison
Evening Times
Joes
St. Clare Hospital
Cheese Day, Inc
John A. Becker
Cheese Day Parade Set to Be Best Ever in 1955
City gears for a record Cheese Day crowd with a two mile parade of 150 units. Baraboo VFW Pet Dairy S. and W. Ford Tractor Sales Ole Steiger Suamee Indian dancers Jos Huber Brewery join 6 new entrants. Notable features include 100 saddle horses 16 draft teams clowns and the Willkommen float Gilbert Ott Tell Nordean Hoesly. Spectators urged to view from fifth street near post office and fairgrounds.
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W. R. Schuetze
Baraboo Vfw
Pet Dairy Products Co
S. and W. Ford Tractor Sales
Ole Steiger
Old Car
Suamee Indian
Jos. Huber Brewery
Zor Shrine
Calliope
American Legion
Willkommen
Wilhelm Tell
Gilbert Ott
Tell
Nordean Hoesly
Louis Kohle
Harry Young
George Schneider
Four Lakes
Railroad Sues Cheese Firm for 75000 Over Platform Accident
Illinois Central railroad serves a $75000 complaint on Cheese Producers Marketing Association linked to the death of Philip Cunningham, a 49 year old IC brakeman, who died Jan 18 1952 after being crushed at a platform. The railroad contends the platform was too close to the track. Cunningham's widow later received $75000 from a Federal Court jury. The case, to be tried in Circuit Court, questions railroad approval of the platform's construction.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Philip Wilbur Cunningham
Freeport
Cunningham
Cheese Producers
Chicago
W. L. Jackman
Madison
Jackman
Heat wave in Los Angeles cools after nine days
The death toll from the Los Angeles County heat wave rose to 99 as temperatures eased. Forecasters said today's high would be 90 degrees after yesterday's 96, signaling the end of the 100 plus degree siege for now.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Old-timers to be honored at Cheese Day parade
Thirty three veteran cheesemakers from the region, including seven active since the 1880s, will participate in Saturday events led by organizer Fred Glauser. A photo at Turner Hall precedes a noon parade from the fairgrounds and a 2 15 ceremony on the south side stage. The oldest veteran, John Burkhard Sr., turns 100 next January 6.
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Fred Glauser
Turner Hall
Fairgrounds
Public Square
Glauser
Gottlieb Marty
Madison
Carl Marty Sr
Monroe
Gottfried Zumbach
Jacob Schuetz
Fred Steinmann
Milwaukee
Fred Lengacher
Rudy Lehnherr
Blanchardville
John Meier Sr
Monticello
Henry Bolliger
Freeport
Ernest Schuerch
Rock City
Andrew Tschudy
Fred Wuethrich
Bill Harting
Chamber Banquet Set For October 24 In City
Kenneth W. Stuart announces the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet will be held Monday October 24. The date was chosen by Cola G. Parker, former Kimberly Clark board chairman, now chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago, who will also take on the presidency of the National Association of Manufacturers this fall.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth W. Stuart
Cola G. Parker
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Neenah
Parker
Monroe
Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago
National Association of Manufacturers
Storm toll rises as jail collapses in Guerrero
A tropical storm swept southern Mexico causing the Coyuca village jail in Guerrero to collapse trapping inmates. Five prisoners died in the adobe ruins as rescue teams searched the wreckage.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Coyuca
Guerrero
North Side Stage Lineup For Saturday Festival
A detailed schedule lists two stages hosting a Saturday program from 7:00 p m to midnight with acts including Monroe City Band Roger Bright and Polka Jacks Dance, high school bands, Swiss entertainers, drum and bugle corps, parades, and square dancing. A parade interrupts 12:45 to 2:15 p m with bands and performers performing across Albany Belleville Monticello and New Glarus areas.
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Belleville
Brodhead
Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Winslow
Orangeville
Woodford
Monroe
Beverly O’flaherty
the Pretenders
Larry
Four Lakes
Boy Scout Council
American Legion Post
Schlitz Legion Post
Racine
Walter Dahl
Calliope
Mrs. Bregenzer
Rita
Blatz American Legion
Bill McKee
Burkhalter
Bregenzer
Texaco
Mauerman Family
Martha Bernet
Hans Neuenschwander
Pioneer Cheesemakers
Wilhelm Tell
Edelweiss
Tremp
Texaco Quartet
Rudy Burkhalter
Betty Kneubuehl
Hill Billy Squares
Tremp Trio
Toledo
Roger Bright
Parade Route for Cheese Day Festival
The parade travels west from the fairgrounds on 10th street to 22nd avenue, north to 8th street, west to 16th avenue, south to 9th street, east to 11th street, south on 17th avenue into the northeast square, circumnavigates counterclockwise, exits at 10th street, and returns east to 18th street then south on 18th avenue to 11th street back to the fairgrounds.
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Fairgrounds
10Th Street
22Nd Avenue
8Th Street
16Th Avenue
9Th Street
11Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
18Th Avenue
11Th Street
Kenneth Troxell Sentenced to Suspended Jail Term
Kenneth D. Troxell was sentenced to one year in the county jail on negligent homicide charges before Circuit Judge Harry S. Fox in Janesville. The sentence was suspended to allow probation consideration after he pleaded guilty to the death of James K. Thompson, a passenger in his car.
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Kenneth D. Troxell
Harry S. Fox
Janesville
Troxell
James K. Thompson
Concerts Open Cheese Day by Local High School Bands
The Monroe and Monticello high school bands open the Cheese Day program on the North side of the square tomorrow morning. The schedule begins at 9 a.m. with English records, then Monroe at 9:30 and Monticello at 10:30. Allan F. Barnard, band director, will introduce Kantro and feature vocal solos by Shirley Montgomery and Shirley Geiger along with a salute to Kantro.
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Monroe
Monticello
Allan F. Barnard
Shirley Montgomery
Old Mill
Shirley Geiger
Frank D. Kantro
Kantro
Barnard
Flying Tigers
Isabella
Democrats Form Group in Madison for Party Leaders
A group of Wisconsin Democrats announced formation of a committee to back Horace Wilkie of Madison for chairman and Milton Schneider of Wisconsin for vice chairman of the state Democratic Party.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Cheese Day Set With Big Crowd Despite Rain Outlook
The five year wait ends Saturday for Green County Cheese Day with record crowds expected. A preview program opens at 7 p m with Monroe City Band and a water fight at 8 p m. Rain possible after 3 or 4 p m Sunday. parade starts 12 30 p m with 60 000 cheese sandwiches to be served.
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Green County
Stock Market Rise Led by Rail Issues in Afternoon Trade
In New York the stock market rose in afternoon trading with railroads in a leading role. Prices moved about three points in a broad range. Reynolds Metals jumped 29 points after a five for one split and a new stock issue began on a when issued basis.
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Reynolds Metals
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