Father of Three Killed in Highway Mishap
A 37 year old Loves Park man Freeman C Nichols was killed in a three car collision on Highway 11 81 east of Juda at 5 30 p m. Nichols died instantly after his westbound car rear ended a station wagon driven by Coe J Kaderly. Kaderly uninjured but his passenger and two others were treated for bruises at St Claire hospital. Coroner ruled death accidental with fatal injuries including a broken neck and back. Nichols survived by his wife three children and several relatives. services set for Friday at Sundberg funeral home Rockford.
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Loves Park
Green County
Juda
Freeman C. Nichols
Coe J. Kaderly
Ada
Kaderly
Edward Kaderly Sr
Monroe
Milwaukee
Odelle Fleek
Knderly
Watertown
Nichols
Lavallee
Lillie Fleck
Brodhead
Edward J. Kaderly
Mrs. Fleck
Wilbur E. Deininger
Wisconsin
A. Charles Howe
Samuel F. Humbel
Eminence
Charles Nichols
Lowes Park
Minnie Barteles
Quaker Oats
J. I. Case
Rockford
Kishwaukee Baptist Church
Cecil Eugene
Lillie H. Fleek
Fleek
Times
State Swiss Market Holds About Steady
Wisconsin cheese market reports steady conditions with fair demand. 40 pound blocks priced from 34 to 35 dollars. single daisies around 34 to 35 dollars. long horn near 34 to 35 dollars. State brand blocks 38 to 40 percent moisture. other brands 36 to 38 percent and 33 to 35 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Secretary Duiles Recuperates at Jupiter Island
Secretary Duiles enjoys rest and light activity at Jupiter Island Florida as he recovers from cancer. He took a swim in the pool and strolled the grounds on Tuesday during his convalescence.
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Jupiter Island
Fla.p
Duiles
Grams Honored In All State Vote
Monroe high school star Dave Grams earned a spot on the All Wisconsin second basketball team in the 1959 AP balloting. He led the Badger League in scoring with 381 points and set a personal high with 48 in one game against Edgerton.
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Dave Grams
Monroe High School
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Grams
Cheesemakers
LaCrosse Logan
Bob Anderegg
Edgerton
Lee Mitchell
Badger
John Stone
Whitefish Bay
Ron Glaser
Milwaukee Washington
Pat Richter
Madison East
Dave Horton
la Crosse
Logan
Dick Hall
Manitowoc
Cage
David Grams
Elmer Grams
Associated Press Today
Monroe Cheesemakers
Monroe
Times
Partnership Acquires Lamboley Law Practice
Announcement from Mrs. F Earl Lamboley says the firm of Kittelsen Brand and Barry has acquired the Lamboley law practice after the death of Mr Lamboley on March 9. The Lamboley office will stay at its present location for the time being per Rodney O Kittelsen.
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F. Earl Lamboley
Kittelsen, Brand and Barry
Lamboey
Lamboley
Rodney O. Kittelsen
GOP Chief Alcorn Announces Resignation as RNC Chairman
Meade Alcorn resigns as chairman of the Republican National Committee effective after a successor is chosen next week. He delivered a letter to President Eisenhower and returns to his Hartford law firm. Senator Thurston B. Morton of Kentucky is seen as a leading candidate.
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Washington
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Alcorn
Eisenhower
Hartford
Crewmen Dead In Tanker Crash
Four Air Force crewmen died when a four engine tanker crashed and exploded near Killeen Texas during a thunderstorm. The Bergstrom Air Force Base said the crew of four was aboard and the aircraft was returning to Bergstrom after refueling operations. Local newsman A W Stewart reported the plane burned fiercely and scorched cedar brush.
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Killeen
Tex
Air Force
Here
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Bergstrom
A. W. Stewart
Nelson says Senate rejection blocks Schimenz for PSC
Wisconsin Governor Nelson blasted the Senate vote 18 to 14 as partisan as Milwaukee Alder man Matt Schimenz is rejected for chairman of the Public Service Commission. The governor says the outcome hurts consumers and benefits private utilities while Schimenz expresses disappointment and vows to continue serving the public. The dispute follows questions about bias and regional tensions over water supplies and Milwaukee vs suburbs.
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Madison
Nelson
Senate
Milwaukee
Matt Schimenz
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin
Schimenz
William Trinke
Lake Geneva
George P. Steinmetz
Steinmetz
University of Wisconsin
Martin Glaesa
Wisconsin Republicans Attack Governor on Withholding Tax Plan
The Assembly GOP accuses Governor Nelson of proposing a withholding tax that would force taxpayers to fund a 78 million windfall, with 54 million to locals and 24 million and 70 million allocations. the governor counters the claim as fraudulent and outlines the fiscal breakdown and potential taxpayer burden.
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Madison
Assembly
Nelson
Wisconsin
State Department of Taxation
GOP
Gerber Resigns From Monroe Police Post
Franklyn W. Gerber resigned from the Monroe police force today to join the N. Dorman Cheese Co. His departure leaves 12 officers. He joined March 1, 1958, after three years in the U.S. Navy aboard the destroyer USS Tingey. He is a Monroe High School graduate.
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Franklyn W. Gerber
Monroe
N. Dorman Cheese Co
Gerber
Henry S. Hefty
U.S. Navy
Tingey
Far East
Monroe High School
Zuercher, Veteran Banker, Retires From First National
G E Zuercher longtime cashier retires after a banking career dating to 1912. He began at Green County Bank Brodhead then Citizens Bank and joined First National in 1940 as assistant cashier to become cashier in 1951. A notable incident was the 1936 Citizens Bank robbery thwarted by a time lock and alarm.
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G. E. Zuercher
First National Bank
Employes
Bank
Delbert Folgate
Roy F. Burmeister
L. J. Schroeder
Marie Blum
Frank Menehan
Menehan
Zuercher
Citizens Bank
Times
Green County Bank of
Brodhead
Charles Zuercher
Brodhead Cheese and Cold Storage Co
Kraft Foods Co
First National
O. N. Johnson
Johnson
T. H. Hinds
Hinds
Harry Brunette
Merle Vandenbush
Board of Education
Police and Fire Commission
Aldermen Approve Highway Funds for 69 South Project
The City Council unanimously authorized 61700 to the State Highway Commission as the citys share to widen and pave just under a mile of Highway 69 south to the citys edge. The amount is an estimate with any unused portion to be returned. Work may start around May 1. Six votes in favor, one alderman absent due to travel, and the council operates with seven members following Laverne Deal's death.
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State Highway Commission
Victor N. Schiller
Hermen L. Schindler
Third Ward
Laverne E. Deal
Flynn Seeks Cheese Industry Conference on Import Quotas
Rep Flynn advocates a large April 18 meeting in Monroe with Swiss and Limburger producers, the State Agriculture Department, and lawmakers to pressure for tight import quotas. He cites rising Swiss imports from Finland and says industry must act to protect heritage and long range plans.
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USDA
Kerala T. Flynn
Flynn
Monroe
G. Fred Galli
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Finland
E. L. Keeslinger
Washington
Keeslinger
New York
State Department of Agriculture
U.S
Wisconsin
1959 Auto Show Prizes Displayed and Theme Announced
Monroe's dealers unveil displays for the 1959 Auto Show and Open House with a $2,000 prize contest. Participants must craft a 20 word or less slogan You Live Better by Far in a Brand New Car. Eight winning entries will be chosen from driving age entrants after showroom visits across eight dealer locations.
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Monroe’s
Monroe New Car and Truck Dealers Association
High Water Hits Darlington Area
Pecatonica River swelled by over three inches of rain flooding Darlington Blanchardville and Calamine. Flood warnings, fire department assistance, and risk of higher crests as storms, snowmelt and ice breakup push the river toward main streets and businesses. Schools advised caution. road closures in Belmont Blanchardville.
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Pecatonica
Blanchardville
Darlington
Calamine
Illinois
Main Street
Ford
Chevrolet
Standard Oil
Circle Bar
Reichling Bros
Tom Nelson
Mineral Point
Belmont
Rockford Flood Area to Get Typhoid Shots
Fear of a typhoid outbreak prompts mass immunization for 900 to 1,000 displaced residents from the Rock River flood. Water four to five feet deep surrounds homes in North Park and Shore Drive, with Blackhawk Island also inundated.
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Rockford
Rock River
North Park
Shore Drive
Blackhawk Island
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Partnership
Lamboley Law Practice
PSC
Assairs
Nelson Disputes Assembly Bloc
Winslow
McConnell
Freeport
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