Atomic Bomb Secret Rumors End With Soviet Explosion
The White House confirmed an atomic explosion occurred in Russia and identified it as an atomic weapon. The disclosure ends two years of rumors about Soviet progress and raises questions about U S strategic advantages and timing ahead of the U N assembly.
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Russia
White House
Acheson
Owever
Ja’s Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
U. N. Assembly
Bether
British doctors clash with socialized medicine in austerity debate
The piece argues rural physicians resist the Labour governments push for universal coverage, seeking higher pay while questioning the ethics of centralized pay under a welfare state. It predicts public funding will bear the cost as austerity measures rise and costs shift to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Ministry of Health
Truman
Vatican press to publish 80 years of St Peter excavations
Rome announced that a book detailing eight decades of excavations beneath St Peter's Basilica will be published at year end. The Vatican commission reports the work covers extensive archaeological findings and historical insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Rome
St. Peter
Nehru to Visit U S For High Level Talks
A government spokesman announced Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru will depart Bombay by plane on the 7th for high level discussions in Washington.
The Crow Convention A rural bird meeting observed
A narrator recalls a crow gathering described as a formal convention with officers, delegates, and orderly proceedings. The crows assemble from nearby woods, exchange signals and caws, settle into a session, and disperse in a coordinated, fighter-plane like departure. The piece notes crow intelligence and hints at drone trials and mortality rules.
Copenhagen Pastor Thomsen to Speak at Albany Baptist Church
Rev. A. Baungaard Thomsen of Copenhagen Denmark will address Albany Baptist Church at 7 45 p m tonight on Nazi occupation and communism. He speaks Sunday on Baptist work in Europe. Thomsen is a Chicago era seminarian and former London missionary.
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Albany
A. Baungaard Thomsen
First Baptist Church
Copenhagen
Denmark
Albany Baptist Church
Euro
Europe
Ev. Thomsen
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Chicago
Rior
United States
London
Surgeon’s College
All Baptist Churches
Thomsen
Baptist Scout Movement
Social notes from Monticello and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs C W Karlen were in Milwaukee on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Baumgartner of St Cloud Minn returned home Thursday after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs John Dahnke of New Glarus were visitors at the Elmer home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs P J Aultman and Rev Paul E Aultman left Thursday for Cincinnati after visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs James Dillman of Minneapolis came Thursday evening for a weekend visit with Rosa Roth. Mr and Mrs Harvey Elmer Dawn Jenny Harvey Earl and Marianne Mr and Mrs Dick Freitag spent Sunday in Dubuque and Galena. Mrs R H Schoonover of Monroe was a Tuesday overnight guest of Rosa Roth. Mr and Mrs R W Woelffer were Wednesday callers in Madison. Mrs Dick Freitag called on Mr and Mrs Matt Zentner in Monroe. Misses Margaret Blum Ruth Abley Edna Babler Mrs Ivan Wichser attended Albany night school session. Mr and Mrs Harvey Elmer Marianne and Harvey Earl spent Friday in Madison and called on Milo Thurston’s family. Mrs Ira Holcomb Mrs Willis Spring and Dwight spent Friday with Mrs Edwin Wilde and family Monroe.
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C. W. Karlen
Milwaukee
Walter Baumgartner
St. Cloud
Minn
John Dahnke
New Glarus
Henry C. Elmer
P. J. Aultman
Paul E. Aultman
Cincinnati
Rosa Roth
R. W. Woelffer
Madison
Dick Freitag
Matt Zentner
Monroe
Margaret Blum
Ruth Abley
Edna Babler
Ivan Wichser
Albany
Harvey Elmer
Marianne
Harvey Earl
Milo Thurston
Ira Holcomb
Willis Spring
Dwight
Edwin Wilde
Blanchardville Notes From Mrs McGuigan and Local Peo ple
Mrs Katherine Devoe stays with her sister Mrs Alma Devoe during her recovery from an injury at home last week. Mr and Mrs Lyle Sandeson of Belleville visited Almond Holt’s family Sunday evening. Hans Vinje of Madison, formerly Blanchardville, had a serious operation Saturday at Methodist Hospital Madison. His daughters Miss Ida Vinje of California and Mrs A E Jeanblanc of Springfield are staying in Madison during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Devoe
Alma Devoe
Lyle Sandeson
Belleville
Almond Holt
Hans Vinje
Madison
Blanchardville
Methodist Hospital
Ida Vinje
California
A. E. Jeanblanc
Springfield
Republicans Plan Drive in Wisconsin
A Washington report notes a large GOP push through Wisconsin and other midwest farm states ahead of the 1950 elections. Victor Johnston leads a campaign to regain farm belt gains after 1948 losses, with farm income down in many states though high operating costs persist in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Powers
Washington
Wisconsin
Midwest
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Tom Dewey
Dewey
Indiana
Republican Farm Conference
Sioux City
Victor Johnston
Johnston
Joseph R. McCarthy
Truman
Death sentence for Rajk and two co defendants in Hungary
A Budapest people's court sentenced Laszlo Rajk and two co defendants to die for plotting to topple Hungary’s government with Tito's aid. Two others received life terms, one nine years, while two defendants were held for court martial. Milan Ognyenovics got nine years.
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Budapest
People’s Court
Laszlo Rajk
Hungary
Tito
Gyorgy Palffy
Bela Koron
Rajk
Tibor Szvenyi
Communist Party
Andras Szalai
Lazar Brankov
Pal Justus
Milan Ognyenovics
Albany Social Notes From Mrs Steindorf Visitors and Travel
Mrs Jane Flint visits daughters in Wisconsin Dells and meets Petersens in Albany. Karen Petersen returns from Milwaukee hospital improved after polio. Dell Jones return from six weeks in the west visiting Seattle and Soquel relatives. Mrs Steindorf visits Detroit and Takoma Park, with Nashville kin joining in Albany. Kappa Nu Baptist group meets with Mrs Albert Zim merli. Funeral gathers relatives from Danvers and Chokio Minnesota for Ralph Swann' s rites.
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Jane Flint
A. T. Riese
Harry Petersen
Wisconsin Dells
Karen Petersen
Petersens
Milwaukee
Dell Jones
West
Donald
Seattle
Charles and
C. L. Dixons
Soquel
Calif
Kansas
Des Moines
William Steinford
John Ruef
Percy Bartlette
Danvers
Minn
Phillip Kauk
Ralph Swann
James Graham
Ralph Jipson
Gladys Laughead
Russell Deal
Chokio
Child Dies After Driver Strikes Boy Near Phantom Lake
A three year old boy identified as Jeffrey Trampe, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Trampe of Phantom Lake, was killed yesterday when struck by a car on a road near his home. Police are investigating the incident.
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Waukesha
Jeffrey Trampe
Raymond
Trampe
Phantom Lake
Waddle Wumpus and the Lost Duck in the Creek
A playful tale follows Sandy and his dog Sniffenpup on a fishing trip as a ducklike creature named the waddle wumpus helps and delays them. They are fished from the cold bank and share a magical, puzzling meeting before wandering off together.
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Sniffenpup
Sandy
Enpup
Bertha
Wumpus
New Members and Local Family Names Listed in Notices
The record lists new members Karen Louise Sweeney Shari Lee Gessler and Larry Lee Krattiger with their birthdates and locations. It notes Olson and Smith family counts in Minneapolis telephone book: Olsons outnumber Smiths 1646 to 1080.
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Karen Louise Sweeney
Shari Lee Gessler
Madison
Harold Lee Hawkins Jr
Brodhead
Larry Lee Krattiger
Minneapolis
Brandon Selected For Prison Branch
Deputywarden Raymond Stoffel announced a Brandon site near Brandon is tentatively chosen for a medium security Wisconsin state prison branch to house about 500 prisoners. The $100,000 state appropriation will fund building dormitory style housing with a wire-fenced perimeter and guard towers, ensuring separation from the main institution.
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Waupun
Raymond Stoffel
Brandon
Wisconsin
State Department of Public Welfare
Stoeffel
State Job Consultant Sets Wednesday Hours
A representative of the unemployment compensation department will be at the courthouse clerk of courts room each Wednesday from 1 to 2 30 p m effective next week. The service helps those filing for unemployment benefits and placing work applications as well as employers seeking to place orders for workers and provide general unemployment information.
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Unemployment Compensation Department
The
State Industrial Commission
Court House
Social visits and callers from several towns
New Glarus residents hosted visitors including Mrs. Millard Tschudy and Miss Margaret Solbran from Stoughton and Mrs. Margaret Rude from Kansas City. Sunday callers were Miss Marguerite Thayer, Mary Powers, and Doris Hansen from Madison. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kramer from Belleville and Mrs. Moritz Krugjohann from Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Solbran Stoughton
Margaret Rude
Kansas City
John Zimmerman
Mollie Karlen
Monroe
Mary Luchsinger
Marguerite Thayer
Mary Powers
Doris Hanson
Madison
Kenneth Kramer
Belleville
Moritz Krugjohann
Rockford
Eloid Gonsted
Ted Disch
Horeb
Samuel Luchsinger
Kathryn Luchsinger
Milwaukee
Messrs
Mmes
Alvin Oit
Jacob Urben
Minnesota
New Farm Barn Additions On Prien Ranch Project
Siding and a barn addition are underway at the Lloyd Prien farm on route 2 highway 59 near Prien school. John Wailer Jr of Juda is among 83 Wisconsin Holstein breeders admitted to the Holstein Friesian association, the world's largest dairy cattle registry with about 40 000 members and over 4 200 000 animals in its herd book.
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Lloyd Prien
Route 2
Highway 59
Prien
John Wailer Jr
Juda
Holstein-Friesian Association
National Holstein Association
New Glarus School Elects Class Officers
Franklyn Wyttenbach elected senior class president with Durward McVey and Earl Erickson as president of juniors and sophomores. Freshman Henry Schmid leads with Merlin Boley as vice president and Jacob Jenson as treasurer.
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New Glarus
Franklyn Wyttenbach
Durward McVey
Earl Erickson
Henry Schmid
Carlton Zentner
Jean Schuett
Clara Waefler
Helen Schlough
Ray Meythaler
Woodrow Marty
Wisconsin Air National Guard Receives Jet Planes
Milwaukee Mitchell Field received seven jet planes for the Wisconsin air national guard as part of the state guard's 24-plane allotment announced yesterday.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Mitchell Field
State Guard
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe Daily Journal
Daly
Associated Press
Inland Tess Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Canine
Ms Usin
County
Sconsin
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
British Progress
Evening Times
Floyd Gibbons
Globe-Trotting
Friederichshafen
Gertrude Helen Lysser
Bernard Barry
Lewis S. Wagners
Marie M. Karlen
George
L. Gegier
Herman L. Jacobson
Kiwanis Club
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Wyoming
Turner Opera House
Martin
Joseph Faust
Hamlin
Beloit
Twin Grove
Farmers Street
Pearance
Swiss Singing Society
Turner Hall
J. J. Tschudy
Monaca
Chapman
Neb
Treat Wells
Hampton
Ward Barker
Wells
Illinois Central
Fond du Lac
Frank Tripp
General Features
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
W. F. McGuigan
William Steindorf
Happy
Jean Carol Swiggum
Brownteurn
Evryersue
Roger John Erb
JoAnn Jane Trumpy
Clarno
Norman Hoesly
John Neil Henning
12Th Street
Margaret Ann Striker
Mary Ann Fischer
Eben Jay Robertson
Argyle
Audrey Jay Robertson
Browntown
Rouletta Enid Severson
Joan Stephenson
Donna and
Duane Ruef
Barbara Jo Leck
Orangeville
Wilbert Clarence Blumer
Dorothea Jane _ Nybroten
Dorothy Mae Miller
Dianne Marie Grossen
10Th Street
Carolyn Jane Kopp
26Th Avenue
Gary Robert Rufenacht
Rodney Herman Becker
Jean Ann Erb
Richard Allen Lisser
Karen Mae Lynch
Ervin Daniel Schwartz Jr
Charles Zettle
Jean Ann Kubly
Kay Marie Peevyhouse
South Wayne
Donna Rae Nafzger
Dwaine John Thomas
Stephen James Lochrie
Vinewood
Detroit
Mich
Alvin Ralph Sacker
Sharon Marie Wyss
Evelyn Rose Weiss
Evening Times Club
Evening’ Times
Wis
Postoffice
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Harry Schrader
Lale
Dakota
Highway 75
Texas
Avery
Albert Hugelshofer
Alvin van Loh
W. B. Elbeck
Montgomery Electric CO
Raymond Montgomery
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Meco Farm Am
Glarus School
Lanz Agency
Worto
Burkhalter
Travel Agency
Goetz Theatre Building
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