Trend shift in races as New Jersey and Louisiana vote
The piece notes New Jersey voters nominating a U S Senate candidate while Louisiana chooses a governor successor to Earl K Long. It also covers Kennedy and Humphrey contesting West Virginia primaries and Kennedy challenging a face-to-face debate. Louisiana may reveal States Rights strength and Republican impacts on the fall race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
D.mass
West Virginia
Wheeling
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Earl K. Long
Jimmie Davis
Davis
Francis Grevemberg
Kent Courtney
Deep South
Clifford P. Case
Robert Morris
Senate Internal Securities Subcommittee
Case
Senate
Morris
Thorn Lord
Mercer County
Trenton
Richard M. Glassner
Newark
Los Angeles
Paul Butler
Vandals Break Home Windows in Brodhead
Police Chief Duane Youngblood investigated last night vandalism in three Brodhead homes on the south side. The Ten Eyck, Olin, and Heffner residences suffered window damage with cement and stones, near living areas, risking injury to occupants.
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Brodhead
Times
Duane Youngblood
A. M. Ten Eyck
Third Avenue
Martha Olin
Fifth Avenue
Agendrew Heffner
Third
Ten- Eyck
Youngblood
Heffner
TenEyck
Davenports
Monroe Snow Count Taller in Brodhead Than Monroe
Mrs. Gottlob Krauss of 1417 15th Avenue tallies Monroe snowfalls and finds Brodhead ahead after the recent East er Sunday storm, noting 39 snow events in Monroe versus a 52 count by Frederick Ties, an amateur forecaster in Brodhead, who predicted 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Monroe
Gottlob Krauss
15Th Avenue
Spring Records First Derby Win at Pinewood Event
William Spring won the first Pinewood Derby held in Monroe last night, in a field of 29 Cubs racers. He captured a traveling trophy donated by Monroe New Car and Truck Dealers Association as 130 attendees watched at Lincoln gym.
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Lincoln Gymnasium
William Spring
William Kubly
Kurt Adam
Lester M. Johnson
Monroe New Car and Truck Dealers Association
Spring
Donald Ripp
Marty- Ripp
Chevrolet
Adam
Kubly
Times
Ernest A. Spring
Cub Scouts
Alvin Kubly
Edward M. Adam
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet Co
Auto Dealers Association
Marty-Ripp
Lincoln School
Den 4
Robert Logeson
Den
Tom Peterson
David Elmer
Fred Laeser
Webelos den
Stephen Schwartz
William Norder
Duane Smith
Louis Janke
Janice
Ernest Spring
Dave Jacobs
Robert Sonderegger
Charles Mathias
Sam Remus
George Barry
Ralph Peterson
Kenneth W. Norder
Kiwanis
House Rules Vote Clears Path for Civil Rights Bill
Washington a rules committee vote 8 to 4 to send to the House a resolution accepting Senate changes in the civil rights bill. Adoption of the resolution would move the legislation to President Eisenhower for final action.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Jordan's Snow Plow Put To Work In Drift Wake
Jordan Township unveiled its first snow removal and road grading Caterpillar. Delivered to Marion Lewis's farm, the machine will serve as a snow plow with a wing attachment and will be operated by Virgil Berg when needed. Previously the county handled snow removal.
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Jordan Township
Peoria
Marion Lewis
Virgil Berg
Lewis
Lewis Farm
Jordan
Lawrence M. Stuessy 76 Brodhead resident dies in hospital
Lawrence M. Stuessy, 76, of Brodhead, formerly of Cross Plains, died yesterday at St. Clare hospital after a brief illness. He was born December 19, 1883 in New Glarus and married Mary C. Whit in 1904. Survived by wife, three sons Dr M W Stuessy, Lester, Lawrence E. two daughters Mrs Royce Goth and Mrs Joseph Domini. a sister Mrs Anna Pallow. 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead. Services Thursday at 2 pm Newcomer funeral home. Rev Paul Gibson to officiate. Friends may call Wednesday night.
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Lawrence M._ Stuessy
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Stuessy
Jacob
Anna Luchsinger Stuessy
New Glarus
Mary C. Whit
Cross Plains
M. W. Stuessy
Lester
Milwaukee
Lawrence E
Seattle
Wash
Royce Goth
Middleton
Joseph Domini
Cottage Grove
Anna Pallow
Madison
Modern Woodman of America
United Church of Christ
Newcomer Funeral Home
Paul Gibson
EUB Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Hair evidence pushes murder probe toward two suspects
Police broaden the hunt in the Starved Rock case with mass fingerprinting of up to 500 area residents including park workers. Hair evidence from two victims points to a middle aged man and a possible younger male, while investigators seek bloody-prints matches on clothing.
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Ottawa
Ill
Starved Rock State Park
Ray Butsey
la Salle County
Chicago
Butsey
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
N. Y
Lillian Oetting
Frances Murphy
Mildred Lindquist
Riverside
Illinois Department of Criminal Identification
Kuehn Olson To Tour Lafayette and Grant Areas
Milwaukee candidate Philip G. Kuehn seeks the GOP nomination for governor with a Lafayette County stop on Thursday. He will join a Tri-County Republican dinner at Platteville State College where Jack B. Olson Wisconsin Dells and two Third District contenders Vernon Thomson and John Bosshard will speak.
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Philip G. Kuehn
Milwaukee
Lafayette County
Platteville State College
Platteville
Jack B. Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Kuehn
GOP
Congress
Vernon Thomson
John Bosshard
LaCrosse
Small Claims Court
Negroes Quiet as South Africa Strike Fails
In a week long protest by the outlawed African National Congress, South Africa reports show Negro workers returning to jobs with little interference. Major cities including Johannesburg Cape Town and Durban saw normal turnout amid Easter holidays and limited violence. Police stand ready at potential flashpoints as government warns of job loss or banishment for stay at home claims.
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Johannesburgh
African National Congress
South Africa
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Durban
Nyanga
Langa
Cato Manor
Riots Against Rhee Reach Seoul as Police Fire
Violent protests against President Syngman Rhee erupt across Seoul and other cities. Police and troops clash with thousands of university students, leaving dead and hundreds wounded as martial law and censorship are imposed. U S Ambassador McConaughy meets Rhee to urge careful handling of grievances.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
United States
Korea
U. S
Walter P. McConaughy
Enote
Pusan
Taegu
Taejon
Kwangju
Brand Declines Fourth Term as Green County District Attorney
Franz W. Brand announced he will not seek a fourth term as district attorney due to demands of private law practice. He joined Kittelsen Brand and Barry, served as assistant DA in 1951, elected DA in 1954 defeating Joseph D. Viney, and will complete ten years of service in January 1961.
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Franz W. Brand
Kittelsen, Brand and Barry
Brand
Green County
Joseph D. Viney
Rodney O. Kittelsen
City completes elm tree spraying program
City park director Robert L. Wells announced the completion of a Dutch elm disease spraying program. The Long Tree Co of Delavan treated all park trees and 105 privately owned trees. The spray lasts one year and concerns about bird impact were acknowledged.
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Robert L. Wells
Long Tree Co
Delavan
Wells
Township Roads Closed Due to Spring Breakup
H Eugene Segner the county highway commissioner warns motorists that many township roads are closed because of the spring breakup. He calls the condition the worst since 1947 with barricades on impassable sections and drivers urged to proceed at their own risk as graders bog in mud until sun dries the roads.
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H. Eugene Segner
Segner
Nine Airmen Die in Cargo Plane Crash
U S Air Force officials opened an inquiry into the cause of a crash minutes after takeoff from Harmon Field. All nine crewmen aboard the C124 were killed. The plane was en route to Mildenhall England.
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Stephenville
U. S. Air Force
Harmon Field
Mildenhall
England
White Sox Manager Forecasts Repeat AL Title
Al Lopez predicts the Chicago White Sox will repeat as AL champions this season. He names Cleveland second, the Yankees third, and Detroit fourth, praises Herb Score acquisition, and cites a strong pitching staff led by Early Wynn and Bob Shaw. Lopez also likes current hitters Minnie Minoso Gene Freese and Ted Kluszewski with Ortiz replacements. The piece notes coverage at Comiskey Park and logistic camera woes during the visit.
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White Sox
Nellie Fox
Luis Aparicio
Ted Kluszewski
Gene Freese
Sherr Lollar
Minnie Minoso
Jim Landis
Early Wynn
Wynn
Kansas City
Times
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Cleveland
Yankees
Detroit
Sox
Score
Frank Bauman
Red Sox
Lopez
Bauman
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Billy Pierce
Dick Donovan
Don Ferrarese
Turk Lown
Gerry Staley
Ray Moore
al Smith
Sherm Lollar
Roy Sievers
Comiskey Park
Bruni to Receive Four Awards at Illinois Honors Day
John G. Bruni son of Mr and Mrs John H Bruni Monroe will win four major awards at Armed Forces Honors Day ceremonies in Urbana Illinois April 29 More than 5000 cadets and midshipmen from Army Navy and Air Force units at the University of Illinois will participate 77 awards will be presented Bruni to receive the Chicago Tribune Silver Medal an American Legion Illinois medal a Sons of American Revolution medal and a WRC award Col C M Worthy and John H Geiger will present the honors Perkins and Mrs Myrtle Morgan will present the other two awards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Bruni
John H. Bruni
Monroe
Armed Forces
Urbana
Ill
Army
Navy
Air Force
University of Illinois
University Armory
Bruni
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
American Legion
Department of Illinois
Illinois Society of the Sons of American Revolution
WRC
Col. C. M. Worthy
Army Rotc
Legion
John H. Geiger
Charles Goodwin Perkins
Hoop
Dodge to Introduce New Compact Model in 1961
Chrysler president L. L. Colbert announced to stockholders that Dodge will offer a new compact car with its 1961 models. It marks the first official confirmation of a compact car surge by Dodge and competitors Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac. Trade sources expect a luxury variant of the Valiant.
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Detroit
L. L
Junior Cattle Judging Event To Be Saturday
The annual junior dairy cattle judging contest will be held Saturday at the Fred Ingold and Herbert Huffman farms starting at 9 30 a m. Contestants aged 10 to 13 will judge Brown Swiss at Ingold farm east of Monroe, with seniors over 14 judging Holstein at Huffman farm south of Monroe. Eligible participants must be enrolled in the 4 H dairy project and top placers above 15 will form the county dairy judging team.
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Fred Ingold
Herbert Huffman
Ingold
Monroe
Huffman
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