Democrats Book Stevenson Visit To Aid Campaign
The Associated Press reports Governor Adlai Stevenson will speak in Milwaukee likely in October. Wisconsin figures Bardwell and Kops say Stevenson confirmed plans after a Springfield, Illinois meeting, with Labor Day Truman talk considered possible.
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Democrats
Stevenson
Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Milwaukee
Richard Bardwell
Madison
Floyd Kops
Springfield
Truman
Stanley Joers
Federated Trades Council
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Stevens
Kops
Bardwell
Wisconsin Committee
Henry Reuss
U. S
Elkhorn
Joseph McCarthy
Reuss
la Crosse County
Wayne J. Hood
LaCrosse
GOP
Thomas E. Fairchild
Verona
Kohler
Fairchild
Senate
Democratic Party
Eisenhower Opens Talks With Farm Groups in Denver
Eisenhower meets with 35 American Indian tribes then with eight Southern state backers and GOP farm leaders. He plans discussions with Agriculture Committee members as campaign emphasis pivots to farm voters. He also urged expanding Social Security to cover 14 million more people.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
White House
Gallup
N. M
Eisenhower
GOP
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Army Seeks 47 000 Drafted in October
The Army announced a call for 47 000 draftees in October vs 30 000 in September, raising total inductions since September 1950 to 982 000. The Marine Corps has drafted 81 430 men to date.
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Washington
Army
Marine Corps
Adult Night Planned Tomorrow at Monroe Pool
Monroe's swimming pool staff designates tomorrow night as adult night with only adults allowed. Games include water polo scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Kenneth Davis, pool head, says it is part of the care program and Creek's will be praised if successful tomorrow night.
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Monroe
Kenneth Davis
Students Leave City Reluctantly After International Seminar
Forty three foreign students departed by bus from a Methodist church to return to the University of Wisconsin amid warm Monroe hospitality. Local hosts and students shared an international weekend featuring church services, Turnpike Hall performances, and a cultural exchange that included German, Turkish, Greek, Indian and Central European music and dance.
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Methodist Church
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
S. M. Riegel
University German Department
Alwyn Louden
University Ymca
Wisconsin
Monroe Council of Churches
Clarence C. Warfel
Ralph K. Kofoed
Warfel
Woman's Club
Milwaukee Cheese Company
Five Corners Cheese Company
St. John’s Church
Heinz Hartmann
Germany
Turner Hall
Pakistan
Europe
Kremlin
Jim Papadopoulos
ECA
Stock List Mixed as Motors Rise and Rails Fall
New York stocks showed a mixed day with motor shares in demand and rails and oils under pressure. Gains at the outer edge reached about a point while losses remained fractional.
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New York
Tribute Planned for Green County Olympic Gymnast
Public recognition for Marie Blumer Hoesly, Green County’s sole Olympian, at the Shrine Knights of Columbus benefit game in Recreation Park. Monroe Chamber of Commerce will present an inscribed plaque for her Helsinki participation with the U S women’s gymnastics team. Mayor Dinwiddie to speak. Hoesly’s husband Mark Hoesly to attend.
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Green County
Marie Blumer Hoesly
Shrine Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Hoesly
Helsinki
United States
Finland
U. S
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Mark Hoesly
Crash in City Injures Six in Three-Car Collision
A three car crash at the intersection of Highways 1181 and 69 at 7 18 p m yesterday left six people with minor injuries. Walter R Douglas 20 Brodhead collided with Merle W Meinert 31 Davis WI whose car struck Kenneth R Schneider 27 824 17th Avenue. Douglas faces a charge for following too closely and will appear in court August 16.
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13Th Street
20Th Avenue
Walter R. Douglas
Brodhead
Merle W. Meinert
Davis
Kenneth R. Schneider
17Th Avenue
Douglas
Meinert
Plunges Into Creek Near Juda Village
A vehicle driven by LeRoy Trumpy from route 2 Monti cello veered into a small creek at the village edge while the occupant was asleep. The sheriff reports the motor sat submerged under about three feet of water.
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LeRoy Trumpy
Monticello
Juda
Sheriff's Department
Monroe Launches Citywide Get Out The Vote Drive
A large scale effort begins calling every Monroe home to boost voter registration and turnout. About 600 women participate under L A Koenig directing a campaign tied to a Brown County contest with DePere to maximize registered voters and ballots. Registration hours 8 a m to noon and 1 to 5 p m at City Clerk and City Treasurer offices.
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Monroe
Freda Bray
City Hall
Helen Gempeler
Eugene Hotel
L. A. Koenig
DePere
Brown County
Onroe
Wisconsin Weekend Toll Reaches Seventeen In Crashes
A weekend of deadly Wisconsin crashes left seventeen dead and many injured. Victims include Myrlin and Gerald Roeske of Madison, Floyd Neuman and Marion Neuman of Markesan, and Chicago residents Thomas Stratton and Reverend Theodore Fraling, among others across Dane, Waushara, Door and surrounding counties. Police noted multiple collisions on highways 51 49 136 110 and 42 with victims ranging from children to seniors.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Highway 51
de Forest
Dane County
Myrlin Roeske
Gerald
Madison
Austin Tyrer
Axel Haugen
Markesan
Highway 49
Ripon
Floyd Neuman
Marion
Howard
Joseph Pick
Columbus
Park Lake
Portage
Mary Frank
Lodi
Highway 136
Reedsburg
Anthony
Ronald Shultis
Poice
Thomas Stratton
Chicago
Neenah Hospital
Walter
Highway 110
Winchester
Ella Hanning
Highway 42
Fish Creek
Door County
Ronald Marcussen
Milwaukee
Walter Leibl
Wood County
Robert Thayer
Rockford
Ill
LaFarge
Theodore Fraling
la Crosse
Dodgeville
Greek Bulgarian Front Quiet Again After Border Clash
Athens reports complete quiet along the Greek Bulgarian border after Greek troops used machineguns and mortars last week to clear a Bulgar detachment from Gamma Island, a 300 yard long outpost.
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Athens
Greece
Gamma Island
Green County Key Dairy Producer In Wisconsin Rankings
Green County ranks 6th in the nation for whole milk production in 1949 with a output of 314,102,476 pounds. Wisconsin counties dominate top producers with Dane, Marathon, Dodge, Clark, Fond du Lac, Barron and Outagamie also listed among leaders. The top 100 counties produced over 24.6 billion pounds valued at about 800 million dollars.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Dane
Marathon
Dodge, Clark
Fond du Lac
Barron
Outagamie
Jersey
Massachusetts
Michigan
Maryland
Ohio
Arizona
Washington
Connecticut
Los Angeles
Dane County
Dodge
Clark
Green
Shawano
Walworth
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Jefferson
Chippewa
Rock
Brown
Grant
Vernon
Waupaca
Waukesha
Dunn
Polk
Lafayette
St. Croix
Sauk
Iowa
Monroe
Winnebag
Oconto
Calumet
Taylor
Wood
Colur Kewaunee
Units Return from Ripley Maneuvers Praised by Leaders
The medical platoon arrived in Monroe at 10 30 a m after two weeks of summer maneuvers at Camp Ripley Minnesota where they were praised by the local commander and the 32nd division head Gen Jim Dan Hill declared Wisconsin's 32nd Infantry Division the best trained National Guard unit in the United States He cited inspectors reports from Washington and Fifth Army in Chicago and called this encampment among the division s best ever The article notes officers Lt Glenn L Kubly and Capt Theodore Burgy led Co K and the battalion executive office respectively, with high ratings for training administration and mess hall performance The guardsmen will unpack tonight for regular drill and motorized equipment returned at 1 30 p m yesterday after a journey from Ripley to Madison and then home via buses and a troop train with a backtracked grade incident near Poynette and a steam engine assist The return included Col O A Moldenhauer and other officers and a WNG airlift for Capt Howard Counselman and Cpl Stanton P Steuri to Monroe and Merrill.
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Monroe
Camp Ripley
Minn
Jim Dan Hill
Wisconsin
32Nd Infantry Division
United States
Glenn L. Kubly
Co. K
Theodore J. Burgy
Kubly
Fifth Army
NCO
Menomonie
Madison
Green County
Poynette
O. A. Moldenhauer
128Th Infantry
Camp Custer
Mich
Army
Cloyd W. Pickett
Hugo Voelkh
Howard Counselman
Counselman
WNG
Monroe and Was Accompanied By Cpl
Stanton P. Steuri
Albany
Cpl. Steuri
Merrill
Peter F. Steuri
Merrill Twining Nominated for Major General in Marine Corps
Brig. Gen. Merrill B. Twining, a Monroe native and brother of Gen. Nathan F. Twining, has been recommended by President Truman for advancement to major general. He returned from Korea in June for surgery and is awaiting the required physical exam before promotion.
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Merrill B. Twining
Monroe
Phoebe Chadwick
Truman
Marine Corps
Associated Press
Pentagon
Twining
Nathan F. Twining
U. S. Air Force
Merrill Twining
Korea
Washington
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Gen. Twining
Guadalcanal
Southwest Pacific
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Annual Holstein Event Held at Kaderly Farm
The event at Kaderly Farm featured cattle shows with top honors awarded. Timm captured first place in a class, Nancy Iely placed second, and a third place was listed. Will F won a senior class ribbon. Music accompanied the midday program.
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Kaderly Farm
Ner
Timm
Renerb
Nancy Iely
Will F
Cines van See
Cosas Aces
Mentat
Ill wedding held after measles outbreak forces window ceremony
Leta TenEyck was ordered to bed with measles five hours before her Sunday church wedding to Jerome K. Denzer. Her parents redirected guests from the church to the home where the vows were exchanged via a portable microphone as the bride appeared at her window in full gown.
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Leta TenEyck
Jerome K. Denzer
Miss TenEyck
Foley Dies at 63 Following Heart Attack in Indiana
Thomas J. Foley 63 of 2903 13th street died after a heart attack at his home and subsequent hospitalization. Born Aug 9 1889 in Wayne township La fayette township he was married in 1922 to Lela Long and belonged to St Victor's Church Knights of Columbus and Woodman's lodge. He worked for Standard Oil Priewe Lumber Ernie A. Zumbach and Nace Gartland Co. Funeral arrangements set for St Victor's Church with Stuessy funeral home.
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Thomas J. Foley
13Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Wayne Township
Lafayette Township
Joseph John
Johanna O’connor Foley
Wayne
Mr. Foley
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Lela Long
Dey
St. Victor’s
Knights of Columbus
Woodman’s Lodge
Standard Oil
Priewe Lumber Co
Ernie A. Zumbach
Nace Gartland Co
Mad
Democrats Urge Congress Action To Tighten Prices Law
Two House Democrats urged President Truman to convene a special session to tighten price controls. Reps. Karsten and Price said prices threaten stability and argued a session could sway lawmakers. opposition comes from Sen Sparkman and others amid OPS standards and steel price boosts.
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Congress
Washington
House
Truman
Karsten
Missouri
Price
Illinois
White House
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Iore
Ellis Arnall
Putnam
Roger Putnam
American Farm Bureau Federation
Jacob Javits
R-Lib-Ny
Arnall
OPS
Office of Defense Mobilization
New York
Sparkman
Farm Bureau
Roger Fleming
Javits
One Patient Leaves Hospital Polio Ward
Bruce Wagner five year old son of Mr and Mrs A F Wagner Jr has been discharged from the isolation polio wing of St Clare hospital where he had a mild spinal type illness since July 30 James Bunson Platteville entered the polio ward Friday reporting to be in good spirits this morning
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Bruce Wagner
A. F. Wagner, Jr
17Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
James Bunson
Platteville
Ness
Market Weakness Tries to Recover After Sharp Opening
Stocks opened deeply lower but edged up as trading continued. Analysts noted heavy selling earlier in the day with technical support seen near key moving averages while volume remained above average.
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Philadelphia
Mill Creek
Schneider
Max Wyssbrod
Winslow
Ernest C. Wilke
Wilke
Laura Dalton
Lth Avenue
Myron A. Hanson
8Th Street
U.S
Ripley
3Ther
Morris
Sisja Kathleen
Stuessy Funeral
E. C
S Down
Slighets
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