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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1954

Page

5

Wisconsin Republicans back Larkin for secretary of state

MadiSun reported Joyce Larkin of Milwaukee is endorsed by the Wisconsin Republican Party for secretary of state, with Pierce noting her vigor and campaign plans beginning Aug. 12 along with Warren Knowles for lieutenant governor. The party frames Zimmerman as weakened, with Kohler Thomson and Warren Smith also seeking re election.

MadiSun Ie Tce Menomonie Republican Party of Wisconsin Joyce Larkin Milwaukee Miss Larkin Eagle River Weekly Fred R. Zimmerman Zimmerman Guv Kohler Supreme Court Pierce Lester Johnson Black River Falls W. E. Owen Menominee William MacEachran Manitowoc Elanor Birkholz Minocqua

U S Won't Abandon Coal Mine Inspection

Interior Secretary Ralph A. Tudor told the House Interior Affairs Committee that the United States will not end federal inspection of coal mines. He addressed concerns about a report recommending Bureau of Mines cooperation to raise state inspector services to federal standards.

Yaonilvuius Lunersecretary of Ralph A. Tudor Interior Department House Interior Affairs Committee Bureau of Mines

Community Notes From Monticello Area Gatherings

Local residents and families from Monticello and surrounding towns attended a weekend of visits and events. People traveled to Albany, Monroe, and Burlington to assist with moving, while others joined family at homes in Janesville and New Glarus. A Volksfest outing in New Glarus and Shrine meeting in Janesville were among Sunday and Saturday activities.

Lawrence Karlen Douglas Albany Fred Frehner Robert Holcomb Jr Vernon Elmer Monroe Sylvan Elmer Burlington Edwin Wilde Richard James Judith Saura Mr Holcomb Kenneth Johnson Ronney Platteville Robert Holcomb Charles R. Marty Bertha Loveland Florence William E. Klassy Anna Elmer Larry Fahrni Horeb O. D. Curtis Robert Holcomb Sr Doris Wagner Curt Walter J. Marty Belleville Albert J. Marty Walt Laeser Mazomie Marty New Glarus Martys Irene Harry Luchsinger Audrey Wichser Madison Ivan Wichser Mary Karlen Louise Karlen Robert Wittner Emil Zibung Ralph Modl Robertson Larue Milwaukee Conrad Stauffacher Satuday Stauffacher John Gempeler Flora Gempeler John Hanson Janesville Margaret Boyum William V. Baebler Mary Billy Wausau Roger Klas Nedra Michael

Clover Sisters and Orangeville 4H Clubs Tour

4H members Clover Sisters guest Ann Johnson at Lincoln Park as Judy Goecks leads singing and Barbara Schuetze gives the pledge. Orangeville clubs choose Stephenson County reps for the Illinois State Fair Home Economics and clothing exhibits. Clarno 4-H Club reports all members present for a Sunday club tour and picnic at Recreation Park.

Clover Sisters Ann Johnson Lincoln Park Judy Goecks Barbara Schuetze Orangeville Stephenson County Susan Hefty Beverly Gross Belva Schoonhoven Sandra Gross Cynthia Phillips Clarno 4-H Club Recreation Park

Marriage Licenses Drop Again in Green County July

Marriage licenses issued in Green County fell for the second consecutive month. In July eight licenses were granted, compared with 17 in the same month last year, while June showed 27 licenses, down four from the previous year. Six of July’s eight required parental consent.

Green County Wilma Lengacher

Freedom for Polish stowaway Klimowicz clears path to work

Lord Chief Justice Lord Goddard granted a habeas corpus hearing for Antoni Klimowicz a 24 year old Polish stowaway rescued from the Polish freighter Jaroslaw Dabrowski in the Thames He emerged smiling and is expected to apply to the Home Office for a work permit The case followed his removal from the ship after sailors found him hiding in a rat ridden hold Also aboard was American scientist Joseph Cort en route to Czechoslovakia with his wife after asylum denial in Britain as a political refugee

London Britain Antoni Klimowicz Scotland Yard The Thames Klimowicz Lord Goddard J. A. Jaxa Home Office United States

Two Cars Damaged In Afternoon Side Swipe Crash

The sheriff department reports two cars damaged in an afternoon sideswipe crash on a town road near the Town Hall cheese factory at the Fred Zweifel farm. Vehicles driven by Theodore H. Ott of Monticello Route 2 and Edward Wild of Foreston Illinois sustained damage to the left front and hood areas of Wild and the Ott car respectively.

Town Hall Fred Zweifel Sheriff Department Theodore H. Ott Route 2 Monticello Edward Wild Foreston Ill Ott

Leonard S. Stuart Dies at 74 in Orfordville Home

Leonard S. Stuart 74 died of a heart ailment Sunday at his home in Orfordville. Services were held at Plymouth Methodist Church, with Rev. Donald L. Francis officiating, and burial followed in Plymouth cemetery. He was born in Plymouth Township, married Sarah F. Creedy on November 14, 1907, in Rockford, and is survived by his wife, a daughter Wilda Warden, and two grandchildren.

Orfordville Leonard S. Stuart Plymouth Methodist Church Mr. Stuart Plymouth Township Sarah F. Creedy Rockford Wilda Warden Donald L. Francis Plymouth Cemetery

Dr Small Wins Stay Until Aug 12

Dr. Small wins a stay of commitment to a mental hospital until August 12. Leo Hoffman, attorney for the dentist, filed a habeas corpus seeking an immediate sanity hearing. Circuit Judge Raymond L. Smith delayed action and granted the stay after a five day trial, keeping the 31 year old in Allegan County Jail.

Leo Hoffman Raymond L. Smith Ionians State Hospital

Insanity Finding in May 29 Fatal Shooting

The court ruled by reason of insanity in the May 29 shooting death of Jules M. Lack, a 45-year-old New York business man. The case notes the rhinoceros horn historically used for medical purposes in China. Meanwhile, Merrill alderman Clarence C. Kretlow, 61, a former deputy collector of internal revenue, died of a fatal heart attack Monday.

Jules M. Lack New York Playboy China Merrill Clarence C. Kretlow Internal Revenue

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Party Will Larkin U.S C. D. Curtis R. Mueller Cheese Factory 13Th Street Dr. Small Farmwell Roger T. Douglas Juda Universal Bulova Siegler AAAS Phillips & Smith Appliances
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