Missing Jewelry Valued At 1502 45 In Grandstand Loot
Police reported Sunday recovered 1174 70 worth of diamond rings a watch and a wedding band from the fairgrounds as part of last Augusts Miller jewelry store theft. Eleven rings a watch a bracelet and a wedding band remain missing valued at 1502 45 with insurance officials due to claim.
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Fairgrounds
Miller Jewelry
Dewey A Dwyer
Doris E. Kubly
Kubly
Business Women’s Sorority
Dwyer
Ernest W. Hayes
Speed
Robert L. Skattum
Miller
Grandstand
Jaycees Invite Guests on Tour in Green County
Monroe's Junior Chamber of Commerce invites all persons and organizations to a Green County tour on Aug. 7. Kirsch will lead, with Nic Calabresa and Myron E. Jeglum accompanying to explain land use program efforts. Tour departs Aug. 7 at 2 p.m. from the west side of the square. JC members provide cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Winning Cattle In State Contest
Eighteen head of Green County cattle win in the Junior Fair and will be shown at the Wisconsin State Fair August 16 to 24. The event features clothing entries judging and demonstration work with a bean freezing demonstration by Marjory Deppeler and Shirley Ruef.
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Green County
Leslie Huber
Marjory Deppeler
Shirley Ruef
Spring Grove Township
Shirley Geigel
Dutch Hollow
Catherine Blum
Argus
Carol Ho
Carol Babler
Mt. Pleasant
Mable Grenzow
Juda
John Schindler
Belleville
Duane Bollig
Dayton
Mary Lou Fahey
Don Timm
Monroe
Burleigh Bartlett
Roger Wyss
Robert Brunkow
Gary Malkow
Decatur
Grace Grenzow
Alvin Mueller
New Glarus
Barbara Hartwig
Joe Denny
Kenneth Gruenberg
West Allis Fairgrounds
New Glarus Reschedules Volksfest for Week Later
New Glarus will hold the Volks fest next Sunday in Wilhelm Tell Park after last Sunday's rainout. The Maennerchor organizes Swiss Independence Day celebrations with native music singing and yodeling as planned in the park location.
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Glarus Maennerchor
Wilhelm Tell Park
FCC approves power increase for WGEZ Beloit
The Federal Communications Commission authorized Radio Station WGEZ in Beloit to boost its transmitting power from 100 watts to 250 watts on Monday.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
WGEZ
Beloit
1952 Junior Fair Beef Showmanship Awards
Top baby beef at the Junior fair was shown by Donald Witt who won champion with Nancy Burgy taking reserve. James Flanagan placed first with Witt second and John F. Flannery third. In the under 750-pound class Mary Lou Fahey won blue with Brian Riemer second and Arthur Krattiger third. John Flannery won first in the 750-850 pound class with Witt second and Richard Hermanson third. Witt took first in the 850-950 pound class with Nancy Burgy second and John Burgy third.
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Ralph
Roger Stauffacher
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Monroe
R. V. Hurley
Southern Wisconsin Breeders Cooperative
E. M. Nicholls
National Holstein-Friesian Association
Hurley
Leslie Huber
Bowman Dairy Co
Madison
Nicholls
James Daley
Argyle
Marion E. Hefty
Monticello
James Oliver
Albany
Burleigh Bartlett
Donald Witt
Lester A. Witt
Witt
Times
Nancy Burgy
Fred T. Burgy
James Flanagan
John F. Flannery
Mary Lou Fahey
Belleville
Brian Riemer
Brodhead
Arthur Krattiger
John Flannery
Richard Hermanson
John Burgy
Nancy
Memorial service honors area Korean War dead in Boston
At the Disabled American Veterans 31st national convention in Boston a memorial service lists Monroe area servicemen who died in Korea. Sgt David Bruzelius Jr is among those honored. he was missing in action Sept 20 1950 and listed as killed in action Oct 1951. Other local dead named include Block Norder Schwend Weber Ault Anderson Hodgson Howe Nethery Newman Sauer Walker West.
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David Bruzelius Jr
David Bruzelius
Bruzelius
Assembly of God Church
Boston
Monroe Area
Department of Defense
Korea
Monroe
Wilbert G. Block
Lena Block
Gerald D. Norder
Orville E. Norder
Eugene C. Schwend
Ill
Robert B. Walker
Lancaster
Edward H. West
Winslow
Consul Requests Asylum in Chicago After Resigning
A Polish consul in Chicago resigned his post and sought asylum in the United States, signaling a formal request amid tensions over Poland's situation.
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Chicago
Zygmunt Fabisiak
Poland
United States
Shrine KC plan variety program for Aug 17
The Green County Shrine club and Monroe Knights of Columbus plan the fifth KC Shrine baseball game at Recreation Park on August 17 to raise funds for crippled and underprivileged children. Committee reports note clown costumes from a Rockford firm and a band from Monroe Park, with local players and the Monroe Cardinals vs Shullsburg team as the main event. Co chairs Mauerman and Clark, along with Kane and Rees, oversee ticketing and entertainment arrangements.
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KC Shrine
Masonic Temple
Green County Shrine Club
Monroe Knights of Columbus Council
Elmer Trickel
LaVerne E. Gallitz
Rockford
Recreation Park
Monroe Cardinals
Shullsburg
William T. Kane
William Rees
Shriners
George Mauerman
Donald Clark
Monroe Park
Pete
St. Clare Hospital
Mauerman and Clark
Gallitz
Trickel
Bernard Lee
Lee Kirsch
Joseph G. Urban
Kane
Jack E. Schlichting
W. S. MacDonald
Stewart F. Kingston, and
Clifford Reasa
Chicago Hog Market Slapped With Partial Quarantine
The Bureau of Animal Industry imposed a partial quarantine on Chicago hog stockyards to halt vesicular exanthema spread. About 13,000 hogs in the Union Stock Yards must be slaughtered locally and cannot be shipped out. An embargo on new receipts had not yet been announced, though movement suggested possible action.
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Chicago
Bureau of Animal Industry Today
Union
New Psychiatric Service in Green County Proposed to Board
The Green County Board of Supervisors discussed launching a county psychiatric service at the August session. Witnesses included Effie Wenger, Rodney Kittelsen, Harold Lamboley, and Dr. John Schindler as mental health interest groups debated plans and funding. The board also considered new furniture for the circuit courtroom with three layout options and projected costs from 3,500 to 15,000 dollars.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Green County
Effie Wenger
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Harold J. Lamboley
John A. Schindler
N. C. Jensen
Baraboo
Sauk County
Mauston
Juneau
Dodge County
Circuit Court
County Board
Rescuer Denies Hoax Charge In Publicity Plot
A young mother, Mrs. Ernestine Whomble, claims she was offered 500 to fake a death leap from a sixth floor ledge to aid Maynard H. Smith, a World War II hero seeking Virginia governor. Smith and Roland Bennett face false report charges. Smith denies the hoax.
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Washington
Ernestine Lucille Whomble
Maynard H. “Snuffy
Smith
Virginia
Clark King
Roland Bennett
Bennett
Whomble
Hollywood
English Channel
King
Smith and Bennett
Mrs. Whomble
U S Flyers Down Four Jets In Korea Air War
The U S Fifth Air Force reports Sabre pilots shot down four Communist jets and damaged six in North Korea. The campaign follows warnings to 78 towns advising civilians to evacuate before air raids.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
North Korea
U. N
Radio
Fifth Air Force
Washington
Navy
Yellow Sea
Japan
Yonan
Haeju Peninsula
Coplien Painting Co earns city hall and police station work
City Board of Public Works approved a 355 contract with Coplien Painting Co for exterior city hall metal and wood surfaces and interior police room walls ceilings and woodwork with completion by August 30. Payment to Leck totals 606?8.16 for pool repair work.
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Clifford O. Leck
Leck
Hospital Treats Germaine Kaderly In Polio Watch
Germaine Kaderly, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Kaderly of Brodhead, was brought to St Clare hospital at 11 a m with suspected polio though diagnosis not confirmed. Herman Coomer Jr 16 of Brodhead will return home tomorrow after isolation for suspected polio. later ruled another infection. Mary Bobb of Evansville Pine Bluff and Bernice Wieber of Pine Bluff return home after more than two weeks of polio treatment. Bobb had bulbar type and Bernice spinal type, admitted July 20.
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Germaine Kaderly
Fred Kaderly
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Herman Coomer Jr
Coomer
Mary Bobb
Evansville
Bernice Wieber
Pine Bluff
Bobb
Bernice
Mercury Drops 23 Degrees Overnight
The temperature fell from 81 at noon yesterday to 58 by 4 a m, then rose to 73 by this afternoon. Forecasters expect warmer weather tomorrow with thunderstorms across the state.
County Board Sidelights on 1912–present officials
A photo of the Green County Board of Supervisors and officers from 40 years ago is presented by H. J. Ellis. The list includes current and former members from multiple townships and wards, the late treasurer Louis B. Stauffacher, and highway official Herman W. Kohn. Chairman Loveland tasks members to inspect county trunk work east of Monticello and notes relocation with federal grant potential.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
H. J. Ellis
Brooklyn Village
A. G. Ellis
John Deininger
Jefferson Township
George M. Pierce
Brodhead
P. H. Ward
Sylvester
R. T. Holcomb
Fourth Ward
Monroe
G. W. Campbell
Cadiz
M. C. Ryan
Adams
John Dick Jr
Monticello
P. H. Root
Brooklyn Township
Casper Schiesser
Court House
S W. Krueger
Third Ward
Otto Priewe
Clarno
T. A. Hoesly
York
Fred K. Hefty
Washington
Willam H. McGrath
M. M. Hulburt
R. D. Gorham
William Smiley
Albany Township
Scott Brobst
Spring Grove
Thomas Luchsinger
J. W. Stewart
J. B. Pierce
W. F. Trukebrod
J. M. Becker
James O. Fidler
Frank E. Corson
Register of Deeds
Albert Babler
Mt. Pleasant
M. E. Solbran
Matt Solbran
Louis B. Stauffacher
Herman W. Kohn
Clarence W. Loveland
Loveland
Mississippi leaders forecast support for Stevenson
Springfield bulletin reports Gov. Hugh White of Mississippi predicts strong backing for Adlai Stevenson from state leaders. White says Stevenson will adopt a moderate civil rights stance and believes Ike Eisenhower has little genuine support in Mississippi.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Springfield
Stevenson
Senate
Green
Adam C. Powell Jr
New York
Truman
Executive Mansion
South
Ill
Hugh White
Mississippi
White
Gen
Eisenhower
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J. H. Schwaiger
Insurance Company
Jaycees
Glarus
Witt, Flanagan
Shrine
Dixie
Glenn P. Barcus
U. S
Coplien
M. J. Schroeter
Schroeter
State Plumbing Inspection Division
By Jack Bell
Russell Long
Louisiana
Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Russell
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
The
ADA
Senators
Bulletin
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