Guardsmen Return Tomorrow After Camp Ripley Maneuvers
The Green County National Guard unit, Company K, finishes two weeks of summer drills at Camp Ripley Minnesota and will depart tonight returning home tomorrow morning. A group photo lists the soldiers by rank and name across multiple rows.
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Co. K
Green County National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
Richard J. Hyland
Robert E. Maurer
Richard O. Maurer
Rudolf E. Maurer
Dwight L. Bump
David
Harold L. Gissing
Harold F. Lehnherr
Paul W. Frenzel
Donald D. Miller
Robert L. Thompson
William Niederberger
Loren D. Bagley
Walter J. DeRemer
Robert D. Babler
William C. Feldt
Paul R. Wenger
Charles L. Babler
James L. Burnett
Harold E. Bair
Joseph R. Dunlavey
Marvin A. DeRemer
Arthur D. Blum
Robert L. Stauffacher
Ralph J. Sellow
Byron J. Weckerly
Roy F. Rothenbuehler
Alvin A. Bleiler
John L. Krey
John R. Taylor
Robert J. Dunlavey
David H. Ferguson
Arthur F. Tschudy
Madison
Foreign Songs and Dances Planned at Turner Hall
A program of music and dances by 43 students from 14 countries visiting Monroe this weekend from the University of Wisconsin will start at 7:30 p m at Turner hall. The event will include Malayan pianist Miss Evelyn Mei Lin Goh, several Japanese acts, and performances from India Greece and Pakistan. After the program attendees may join in square dancing led by Carol Schindler.
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Turner Hall
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Carol Schindler
Evelyn Mei Lin Goh
Malaya
America
Mundt-Smith
Papaulos
Greece
India
Ajay Kumer Bose
Calcutta
C. S. Venkataraman
Arun Natarajan
Madras
Muhammad Khan
Pakistan
International student weekend swap fosters cultural exchange
Foreign students hosted by Monroe residents for a weekend get acquainted program share work ties and learn about each other. Talks cover homeland politics and customs while humorous exchanges occur among roommates Clausen from Iceland and Stieringer from Germany. Guests comment on Greece under Hitler and Turkey's football culture as they tour local sites and attend an American wedding service.
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S. M. Riegel
University German Ment
Alwyn Louden
University Ymca
Louden
Monroe
Mebers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Five Corners
Milwaukee Cheese Co
St. Clare Hospital
Arthur Stauffacher
United States
America
Japan
Germany
India
Finland
Greece
Malaya
France
Pakistan
Turkey
Iraq
Egypt
Argentina
Iceland
Dartieseete
Swiss milk price rises in May make survey
The Swiss cheese industry shows a flush season with a May milk price average of $3.70 per unit, up 17 cents from April’s $3.53. The gain comes after a jump in total net income to farmers by more than 50 cents, based on a survey of about one third of area factories.
American’s Fate Remains Mystery After Prison Escape
John Hvasta, a Hillside New Jersey native and naturalized American, reportedly escaped from Leopoldov Prison in Czechoslovakia on January 2. U S officials search through diplomatic and intelligence channels for details, uncertain if he is alive or dead or whereabouts behind the Iron Curtain. Hvasta faced espionage charges in 1949 later raised to ten years, charges denounced by the United States as false.
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Washington
John Hvasta
Czechslovakia
Leopoldov
United States
Hillside
N. J
Hvasta
Hrasta
State Department
Prague
Foreign Office
Tas
Czechoslovakia
Four Die in DeForest Crash In Dane County
A three car collision near DeForest Wisconsin killed four people including a brother and sister Myrlin 10 and Jerry Roeske 8 of Madison Route 2 and Austin Tyrer 65 and Mrs Axel Haugen 61 of Madison. Seven others were injured in the crash at State Highway 51 and Dane County Trunk V.
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Deforest
Wis
Myrlin
Jerry Roeske
Madison
Austin Tyrer
Axel Haugen
Peter Schmitt
Eli
Janet
Margaret
Dane
Ernest Roeske
Dane County
Road Worker Killed in Marshfield Highway Incident
Walter Leibl age 42 of Auburndale died when a car struck a highway crew area at work. Two colleagues were injured as they used a jack during road repairs on a Wood County site.
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Marshfield
Wood County
Walter Leibl
Auburndale
Council Hears Dog Tying Plan Amid Public Debate
Mayor Brooks Dinwiddie indicated heavy interest on a year round dog tying rule may require more than one City Council meeting. The next Aug 19 session will hear taxpayers on the proposal to require all dogs to be tied or under control year round. The plan, first read Tuesday, needs a second reading before final vote.
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Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Dunwiddie
Adrian I Babler Dies at Rochester Heart Surgery Victim
Adrian I Babler 41 of 802 11th avenue Rochester Minnesota died at Colonial hospital Rochester after heart surgery performed by Mayo Clinic surgeons. He was a Green County sheriff's desk operator for three years and leaves a widow two daughters his parents and three brothers. Services Monday at Stuessy funeral home with burial at West Clarno cemetery.
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Adrian I. Babler
11Th Avenue
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Babler
Green County Sheriff's Department
Mayo Clinic
Babler
J. B. Babler
Adrian Babler
W. F. Kortmeier
Freeport
Monroe Township
Jacob B
Anna Buehler Babler
Monroe High School
Monroe
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Verla M. Painter
Sheriff's Department
Janis Kay
Sandra Lynne
Maurice J
Roger
Kenneth
Clarno Township
Stuessy Funeral Home
Howard L. Orians
Immanuel Church
West Clarno Cemetery
Madison Men Die in Mishap From Electrocution
Jerome Coffman Jr. and Duane H. Ginger, both Madison water department workers, were killed when a high tension line arced to a crane lowering a ten inch water pipe during a rain storm. Coroner Sam Morris said no inquest will be held and noted the insulation was not defective. Funeral arrangements are handled by Schroeder and Ryan funeral homes.
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Jerome Coffman Jr
Madison
Arline Berkeles
14Th Street
Madison City Water Department
Duane H. Ginger
Coffman
West High School
Marine Corps
Patricia Ann Phillips
Jerome Coffman
Effie Coffman
St. Clare Hospital
Berkeley
Evening Times
Monroe
Sam Morris
Dane County
Water Department
Schroeder
Olympic return of Green County gymnast Hoesly from Helsinki
Mrs. Marie Blumer Hoesly returned home from the Helsinki Olympics as the sole Green County entrant on the U S women's gymnastics team. Though the team did not medal, her parallel bars performance drew praise, and she spoke of Finland’s beauty and the memorable opening ceremony with Paavo Nurmi torch relay. Her husband Mark Heesly greeted her at the airport.
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Marie Blumer Hoesly
Helsinki
Finland
Green County
United States
Ance
Oar
Madioon Air
Mark Heesy Olympics
Athens
Greece
Olympic Stadium
Paavo Nurmi
Wife's Third Try At Husband's Life Finally Successful
In Atlanta 33 year old Dan Webster Shattles was killed by his wife Mary Helen Shattles 25 who confessed to shooting him as he slept. Police records show prior incidents including a flesh wound in 1949 and two near misses in 1951. She was booked on murder charges after the fatal shot.
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Atlanta
Marrine
Dan Webster Shattles
Shattles
Mary Helen Shattles
Bulgaria accuses Greece of provocative Gamma island strike
United Nations reports Bulgaria charges Greece with provocative and aggressive action after shelling the disputed Gamma Island on the Greek Bulgarian border. Foreign Minister Mintcho Neytchev says shells and mines hit Bulgarian territory during Thursday's attack. Greece's acting premier Venizelos calls the incident locally based.
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United Nations
N.Y
Bulgaria
Greece
Gamma
Mintcho Neytchev
U.N
Evros
Eva Perons Funeral Procession in Buenos Aires
President Juan D. Peron led a solemn bare headed procession through Buenos Aires behind Eva Perons casket as the nation mourned its first lady. The funeral marked a high tribute to the wife of the president, with extensive flower petals and public reverence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Eva
Central A Confederation Labor
CGT
Ca Labor Organiza
19th Enemy Plane Downed for Week
The U S Fifth Air Force reports American Sabre pilots shot down the 19th Communist MIG in six days of aerial action over North Korea. Four Allied planes were lost to ground fire and causes, while 19 enemy jets were damaged. Swift fighter-bombers attacked supply and troop targets along the Haeju Peninsula.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Iicoai
North Korea
Haeju Peninsula
U S. Eighth Army
Eisenhower rivals attack Acheson policy as peril to nation
John Foster Dulles, a GOP adviser, says Truman's foreign policy risks the nation and only Eisenhower can avert Soviet dominance. He faults the administration's containment approach and calls for a global balanced policy and stronger resistance to communism, aligning with Eisenhower and Nixon on foreign affairs.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Truman
America
Dulles
Acheson
Eisenhower
Free World
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Stevenson
Western
Europe
North Atlantic
White House
Far East
Middle East
Africa
Roundup Starts In Roe's Slaying
Chicago police moved to detain five pallbearers after Theodore Roe funeral and ordered arrests for 14 alleged syndicate hoodlums. Lt John Golden planned questioning as investigators linked Roe killer to gambler rivals tied to the Capone era led by Guzik and Accardo.
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Chicago
Theodore Roe
John Golden
Homicide Bureau
Roe
South Side
Jack ‘Greasy Thumb
Guzik
Tony Accardo
Old Capone
Matt Werner Elected to UW Board of Regents Lead
Madison reports A. Matt Werner editor and publisher of the Sheboygan Press and Publishing Co was elected part of the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents. Werner will head the board as its new leader following the vote.
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A. Matt Werner
Board of Regents
Madison
Sheboygan Press
The
Publishing Co
University
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YMCA
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Ploye
Heinz Hartmann
Mildred Langhard
Gerald L. von Klein
St. John’s Church
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Herman L. Schindler
Alfred H. Henning
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