County Board Approves Psychiatric Plan for Child Guidance
Green County will inaugurate a child guidance program next year after a county board vote approved hiring a psychiatrist and a psychologist for the targeted work starting January 1. Dr Hertha Tar and a Mr Idea will spend two days monthly, with an estimated annual cost of 2000 dollars, funded at the November session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Hertha Tar
Idea
Ees Public Welfare
Harold J. Lamboley
Rodney O. Kittelsen
E. E. Peters
Lamboley
Wisconsin General Hospital
Wisconsin General
Mendota
Peters
John A. Schindler
Tarrasch
Couple Rides Away On Cycle And Abandons Baby Boy
A young couple fled on a motorcycle abandoning their five week old son to a landlady in Black River Falls Wisconsin. Sheriff Ed Rockney said the statewide search targets the couple after the infant was found alone by Mrs Ellen Voss at the Price rental home. The baby, born June 9 at Eau Claire’s named prier hospital, relies on formula while authorities seek the parents and a stolen motorcycle reported from Marshfield.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Ed Rockney
Jackson County
Ellen Voss
Price
Prier
Eau Claire
Rockney
Christopher
Expansion Approved County Road Shop To Get More Land
County supervisors at the August session authorized the highway committee to negotiate for purchasing about two and a half acres west of the current north limits to expand the highway shop. N. C. Jensen noted department vehicle growth since 1945 and said stock piles and sand occupy triangle land across Highway 59 owned by P. W. Ryan Sons. He urged early snow plow blade orders due to steel scarcity and said an equipment rep would visit within two weeks to gather serial numbers and specs. The board also moved to withdraw state insurance on motorized vehicles in favor of private coverage and approved uniform dress for state traffic officers if statewide. A memorial resolution honored Sgt. Myron E. Newman, and others remembered included Louis B. Stauffacher and Herman W. Kohn. John and Sergent Sargent spoke on art education in area schools, proposing pottery, puppets, jewelry, and painting activities for students.
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Highway Committee
N. C. Jensen
P. W. Ryan Sons
Janesville
Jensen
Myron E. Newman
Jefferson Township
T. R. Newman
Monroe Council Advances Dog Control and Electrical Ordinances
The Monroe council read a dog tethering ordinance active 12 months yearly and an electrical ordinance requiring permits and inspections. A purchasing committee was approved and Mrs. Freda Bray named city clerk. Underground gas tanks, bartender licenses, and city hall painting were approved along with a sanitary sewer project and a year financial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Safety Committee
Monroe
Electrical Contractors’ Group
Freda Bray
G. S. Soseman
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Highway 11 West
J. H. Schwaiger
Walter Tertin
Homer V. Gavigan
Clyde Crook
Edin Abbott
Clarice Spoerry
William G. Hunter
Board of Public Works
Coplien Painting Co
16Th Avenue
20Th Street
Helen L. Gempeler
Water Department
Symington Beats Truman's Choice for Missouri Senate
W Stuart Symington surged to a landslide Democratic nomination victory in Missouri's senatorial primary. He led with 333,777 votes to J E Taylor's 163,250 with 4,314 of 4,726 precincts counted. Taylor conceded after Symington surpassed a 170,060 margin.
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ST. Louis
W. Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Truman
J. E
Buck) Taylor
Taylor
All Grains Advance on Barging Trade Board Bust
Soybeans surged on the Chicago Board of Trade with heavy buying activity. All deferred passes and contracts for March and May corn and May wheat hit new highs as trading continued.
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ALL Grains Advance
Chicago
Board of Trade
City Leaders Back Get Out The Vote Campaign
Monroe officials pledged support for a fall get out the vote effort led by L. A. Koenig. The Brown County town of De Pere challenged Monroe to win the highest turnout of registered voters next November. Koenig asked for extra help during registration and voting periods so Clerk Freida Bray could assist ill or disabled voters and prepare absentee ballots, though she believed staff may handle it without extra help. City Council members agreed to back the effort to achieve the largest turnout in Monroe’s history.
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L. A
Freida Bray
Monroe
Kraft Accepting Albany Milk Now
Albany report says Indiana Condensed Milk Co. milk is trucked to Kraft Foods in Stockton N with a 30 day extension to sell the condensery. Six residents backed by Albany Community club secured the extension after a rally in Indianapolis. Interest from Sam Lerner of Oregon plus other buyers signals possible market for local dairy products. milk prices rise five cents for last half of July to 3.65 per hundred, with monthly supply at going condensery prices.
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Albany
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Kraft Foods Co
Stockton
Indiana
Albany Community Club
Indianapolis
Sam Lerner
Oregon
Indiana Condensed
U S battle casualties in Korea rise to 114310
Washington announced the total U S battle casualties in Korea reached 114310, an increase of 642 since last week. The figure reflects ongoing U N forces operations amid the Korean conflict.
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U.S. Korea
Washington
U. S
Korea
Wisconsin Board of Accountancy elects officers
Re election of E Fonteine Milwaukee to the Wisconsin Board of Accountancy was announced today. John Evans Green Bay was named vice president and John L Sonderegger Madison was chosen Secretary.
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Madison
A E. Fonteine
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Board of Accountancy
John Evans
Green Bay
John L. Sonderegger
Eastlawn Ruling By Water Board Reversed Officially
City Council reversed a Water Board decision on Eastlawn water mains by 61 votes with Alderman Laeser Jr. absent. The council ordered 50 50 cost sharing between the water department and Eastlawn owners, reversing a rule adopted in April requiring owners to pay all costs. Several aldermen opposed. Becker criticized the process as unfair and sought PSC involvement.
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Sebastian Laeser Jr
Water Board
Eastlawn
Water Department
Alfred H. Henning
Diamonds found again at Green County fair grandstand store room
Three more diamond rings worth 314 dollars were found in the store room under the Green County fair grounds grandstand this morning. Police trace a second spring break in at Miller jewelry store theft after a rock damaged a front plate glass window during a 4:30 to 5:30 a.m. rain storm.
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Green County Fairgrounds
Miller Jewelry
Doris E. Kubly
Dewey A. Dwyer
Ernest W. Hayes
Green Bay Patrols Flood Control Dike After Cutting Threat
The Green Bay City Council ordered police to patrol the new flood control dike along the south shore after a trench about 18 inches deep was found dug through it. Residents accuse the dike of trapping stagnant water and creating a health nuisance while the council funds work to drain the low land north of the dike. A flood control district petition is before the State Public Service Commission.
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Green Bay
Otto Rachels
Preble
Bay Shore
State Public Service Commission
Eisenhower Outlines 10 Point Program for America
In a 12 minute speech at the 53rd VFW encampment in Los Angeles General Eisenhower presented a 10 point program for a peaceful prosperous and happy America. He urged strengthening the nation winning a just peace building prosperity promoting equality restoring honesty in government and fighting high prices and taxes. The free address drew 10 000 to 16 000 attendees in the 103 000 seat Coliseum with an audience that included veterans and supporters.
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Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eisenhower
Hiroshima Observes Bombs Anniversary
Hiroshima marks the seventh anniversary of the atomic blast with a memorial gathering under the center of the explosion. Survivors pray for the many who died in the holocaust.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Bomb Strategy Turns on Reds in Korea War
The United Nations command launches a systematic bombing campaign aimed at breaking North Korea’s will to continue the war. Leaflets warn civilians of attacks after targets are hit, blaming Red leadership for endangering noncombatants. Sabre Jet pilots claim six MiG losses in four air battles, raising Russian jets destroyed to ten.
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Washington
United Nations Command
Korea
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U. N. Command
Japan
Clark
North Korea
U. N
Red
Fifth Air Force
Sabre
Motorist Rescues, Fire Claims Local Trailer Dwelling
A bedding fire in a west Monroe trailer home killed Glen F. Baltzly 44 a World War II veteran. Fire officials traced the cause to cigarette embers igniting bedding. Coroner deemed the death accidental. Baltzly served overseas 1940 44 earning the Purple Heart and a Distinguished Unit citation. Military rites planned with former Co. H and Co. K guard unit members.
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Glen F. Baltzly
Glen F
Whistler) Baltzly
12Th Street
H. L. Sickinger
Herman A. Stuessy
Anthony Arthur
W. E. Hartshorn
Co. K
Army
Buna
New Guinea
Baltzly
Zilmer-Riley Post
American Legion
Edward Baltzly
Madison
Hattie Zaugg
Zaugg
William Evans
Chicago
Stnessy Funeral Home
C. C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Co. H
New Cabin Cruiser Explodes In Bayfield Boathouse
A 45 foot cabin cruiser exploded and burned in a Bayfield boathouse injuring seven people on a fishing trip. Captain Alvise Moe and J W Prentice Jr both suffered leg fractures burns lacerations and shock.
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Bayfield
Wis
Alvise Moe
J.W. Prentice, Jr
Ashland
Moe
Prentice
South Carolina Okays Stevenson Ticket Endorsed By Convention
The South Carolina Democratic Convention endorsed the Stevenson Sparkman presidential ticket by a large majority in Columbia. Gov. James F. Byrnes had urged a wait and see stance when the party met in April. The meeting completed the recessed session.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Truman
Byrnes
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Mrs. Bray
Kraft
Adolph A. Ambrose
Lloyd F. Marty
Mr. Baltzly
Times
John A. Becker
Public Service Commission
Dunwiddie
Step
Henning
Common Council
Hayes
Evening Times
Pacific
Edwin Ross
Conrad Kubly
Stuessy
William
Martha Kaderly Baltzly
Rees Construction Co
Fairbanks-Morse and Co
Beloit
Okays
Stevenson
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