Kohler Considers Wisconsin Primary Run If Eisenhower Plans Unclear
Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler says he will seek the Wisconsin presidential preference primary next April as a favorite son if President Eisenhower does not announce re election plans by March 2. He would then transfer Wisconsin delegates to Eisenhower at San Francisco if the President runs again.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Walter Kohler
Eisenhower
Kohler
San Francisco
Richard Nixon
Sen
Knowland
R.calif
Goodwin Knight
California
McCarthy
Senate
Wiley
Stevenson Clears Way for Candidacy
Adlai E Stevenson hinted at a November announcement to run for the Democratic presidential nomination. He outlined a campaign against Eisenhower, arguing for action over promises and signaling misgivings about federal resource development and GOP shifts. Governor Harriman voiced support after a dinner with Stevenson.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stephen A. Mitchell
Geneva
Congress
Averell Harriman
New York
Illinois
Quarles Named As Air Secretary
President Eisenhower named Donald A. Quarles as the new Air Force secretary, replacing Harold Talbott who resigned August 1. Quarles, 61, is a native of Van Buren Arkansas and former assistant secretary of defense for research and development. Talbott defended by Secretary Wilson amid a Senate probe of his outside interests.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Donald A. Quarles
Earth Satellite Project
Air Force
Quarles
Defense
van Buren
Ark
Englewood
N. J
Harold Talbott
Senate
Talbott
White House
James C. Hagerty
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Mrs. Anderson Dies in Car Crash at 27
Mrs. Maynard Anderson 27 of Pleasant Prairie died Tuesday from injuries in a car truck collision northwest of Kenosha. Her husband Maynard survives with parents and siblings. Services set for 2 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Evansville with burial at Maple Hill.
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Maynard Anderson
Pleasant Prairie
Ben Disch
Evansville
Kenosha
Anderson
Dorothy Disch
Paul Guhsels
Wayne Disch
Disch
Watershed Directors Plan Aug 31 Soil Meeting
Richland Creek watershed directors held a quarterly planning session at the Don ald Deininger home. They set soil conservation as the Aug. 31 topic at Ball school with future sessions on hog demonstration social security and geology. County soil conservationist Nick F Calabresa will speak Aug. 31. Attending were William Zuhlke William Tschudy Lee Kubly Durward Dunaway Arthur Tschudy and Milton Prien.
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Richland Creek
Donald Deininger
Ball School
Nick F. Calabresa
William Zuhlke
William Tschudy
Lee Kubly
Durward Dunaway
Arthur Tschudy
Milton Prien
Bank Raiders Nabbed Arrests Solve Biggest Holdup
The FBI says it cracked the largest cash bank robbery in history in Queens. Two men, James McCoo and Frank Cocchiaro, were arraigned on bank robbery charges. four bandits planned the heist with an inside connection. Warrants issued for two ringleaders and a witness holds.
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New York
FBI
Queens
James McCoo
Frank Cocchiaro
Astoria
Woodside
Chase Manhattan Bank
McCoo
Cocchiaro
Mildred
Woodside Bank
Asst
U. S. Atty
Paul W. Windels
Queen To Reign Over Cheese Day Contest Returns
Directors of Cheese Day Inc voted to run a Cheese Day Queen contest on the 1950 model with no king this year. Open to any girl on a Green County farm entries to Cheese Day Inc with final judging by a state agriculture and ADA panel. Final details soon. Qhen 1950 queen Darlyne Adelman now Mrs Dexter attended. An official headquarters will open next Monday in the Commercial and Savings Bank building with Mrs Victor Severson on duty 1 to 4 daily.
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Cheese Day, Inc
Green County
State Department of Agriculture
ADA
D. A. Crandall
Darlyne Mae Adelman
Dean Dexter
Madison
Robert D. Rieder
Victor Severson
Doran Zwygart
Decorah Kitties
Blatz
Crandall
Archie Myers Jr
Fred Frutz Jr
Roswell Phillipson
New Glarus
Dean Peterson
Brodhead
Fred Krebs
Chris Stauffer
Monticello
Harold S. Haworth
Clifford M. Fritz
Joseph Dearth
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Zwygart
E. C. Hamilton
Board Nears Decision On Superintendent Job
Monroe school board president Herbert T. Johnson said a final decision on naming a new superintendent will likely be made by the weekend. Directors reviewed credentials of candidates from an original list of 36. names were not disclosed. The post has been vacant since E. O. Evans resigned June 30 and now serves as school business manager.
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Monroe
Herbert T. Johnson
Johnson
E. O. Evans
Evans
Water Fight Teams Invited For Sept 9 Event Here
Twelve area fire departments are invited to send teams to a water fight on the south side of the square after the Cheese Day concert on September 9 at 8 30 p m Monroe will host but not compete A practice session is set for August 25 at 7 30 p m with rain date August 29 Teams must confirm by August 22 and invitees include Juda Brodhead Albany Brooklyn Belleville New Glarus Monticello Browntown Orangeville Argyle Winslow and Woodford.
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Louis F. Blanc
Monroe
Blane
Blanc
Juda
Brodhead
Albany
Brooklyn
Belleville
New Glarus
Monticello
Browntown
Orangeville
Argyle
Winslow
Woodford
Russel H. Shultz
W. E. Deininger
Frederick F. Lanz
Emil Klarer
Ed Ambrose
Planes Collide Kill 66 U S Men in Black Forest Crash
Two C 119 Flying Boxcars collided over Edelweiler in the Black Forest near Freudenstadt during a training flight from Echterdingen Field. The U S Air Force confirms sixty six dead including crew and soldiers aboard. The nine plane formation had just taken off with troops from the U S 7th Army.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Black Forest
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Edelweiler
Freudenstadt
Echterdingen Field
Here
U. S. 7Th Army
New Medical Center Hosts Open House in Monroe
A public open house runs Sunday from 1 to 5 p m at the new Monroe Medical Center which opened July 1. The facility serves doctors David D. Ruehlman C E Baumle John M Irvin D W Springer and Cc O Miller at the 6th Street and 21st Avenue intersection.
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New Medical Center
Monroe
David D. Ruehlman
C. E. Baumle
John M. Irvin
D. W. Springer
Cc. O. Miller
6Th Street
21St Avenue
Shrine KC ball game fundraiser at Recreation Park
Shrine and Knights of Columbus committees plan a 6 30 p m program and softball game at Recreation Park to aid crippled children. Extra bleachers and roping create sections while organizers name entertainment staff and rosters. A Legion lunch follows with final ticket push on Saturday night.
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Recreation Park
Legion
Monroe
Korean Demand Will Be Ignored by NNSC Also in Korea
In Seoul a Swedish NNSC member said pressure will not drive the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission from Korea. The report notes protests subsiding, U.S. troops blamed for violence, and 22 soldiers plus 80 Koreans injured in clashes at NNSC billets.
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Seoul
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
NNSC
Korea
Commission
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Poland
Czechoslovakia
UNSC
South Korea
U. S
Hong Kee
Swiss Chalet Market to Host Open House at New Store
Arnold Stalder, proprietor of Stalder's Swiss Chalet Market at 19th Street and 11th Avenue, announces an open house tomorrow and Saturday. Visitors will be served coffee and cheese sandwiches from 9 30 a m to 5 p m on Saturday as the building features extra shelving equipment and a large parking lot.
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Arnold Stalder
Tot Shop Opens For Infants Wear In Monroe
The Tot Shop a new infants and children’s wear store in Monroe opens tomorrow. Owner John M. Witte Fr Atkinson located at 918 17th Avenue in former Monroe Music space. Manager Mrs Harold Shager and employee Mrs Oscar Shager. Witte runs a similar shop in Ft Atkinson and will visit Monroe two days weekly.
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Monroe
John M. Witte
Atkinson
17Th Avenue
Monroe Music
Witte
Harold Shager
Oscar Shager
Ft. Atkinson
Woman's Club Grants 250 Teaching Scholarship to 1956 Graduate
Monroe Woman's Club approved a 250 scholarship to a 1956 Monroe high school graduate for study at any state college offering education courses. The club cited teacher shortages, and a new committee will be named to oversee the project.
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Woman’s Club
Monroe
Monroe Woman's Club
Mmes
R. W. Blaha
Arthur P. Benkett
Charles J. Mathias
Blaha
J. Walter Donovan
Leland L. Lamboley
Glen A. Swiggum
Herman F. Pfund
Joan E. Ridnour
First District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alden Hawthorne
Services Sunday For Anna Streiff
Memorial services will be held Sunday at 2 p m in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church for Anna Verena Streiff 51 who died June 25 in Switzerland. Burial will be in the church cemetery. She was born February 11 1904 in New Glarus Township and is survived by her mother Sybilla Streiff and three brothers Fred P Streiff Peter H Streiff and Jacob L Streiff.
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New Glarus
Anna Verena Streiff
Switzerland
Miss Streiff
Fred P. Streiff
Edwin P. Barlow
Barlow
Streiffs
A. R. Achtemeier
Zwingli
New Glarus Township
Fred B
Sybilla Bolliger Streiff
Barbara Werndli
Darlyne Blum
Fred P
Peter H. Streiff
Jacob L. Madison
Polio Claims Second Brown Child in Quick Toll
In Brown, six year old David Cardinal died Wednesday from polio, marking the city's third fatality since last Thursday. His six year old sister Phyllis died Friday from the disease, underscoring a severe polio outbreak in Green Bay.
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Green Bay
David Cardinal
Phyllis
19 Bodies Found After Ohio Blast
A violent explosion at the Gateway restaurant in Andover Ohio tore through a two story building on the village square. Nineteen people were dead and at least eighteen injured with a garage set up as a makeshift morgue. Firefighters from twenty towns battled the blaze for four hours.
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Andover
Ohio
Pymatuning Lake
Pennsylvania
Main Street
Cleveland
Elmer Bumblis
Frank Lacky
Massillon
Ashtabula Hospital
Ludlow Hotel Auction Draws Crowd of Bidders
The Ludlow hotel furnishings and other items were auctioned starting at noon behind the building as several hundred bidders crowded the scene While workmen tore into the interior the exterior demolition proceeded The razing aims to clear space for new stores including J C Penney and a McLellans variety store Thorp Finance Co conducted the sale
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Ludlow Hotel
J. C. Penney Co
McLellan’s
Thorp Finance Co
Air Force Announces Readiness for X-2 Rocket Flight
Washington sources report the Air Force says the X-2 research plane is ready for its first rocket powered flight. The craft aims to pierce the heat barrier at speeds near 2000 miles per hour or higher.
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Washington
Air Force
Storm Connie Pounds Carolina Coast Despite Loss of Punch
Hurricane Connie battered the coast with winds near 75 mph and towering waves while the eye, packing around 100 mph, moved slowly toward resort beaches between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach. Shelters filled inland as residents fled, and New England was reassured the storm posed no immediate threat for 36 hours.
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Wilmington
N. C
Carolina
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Georgetown
North Carolina
M. E. Williamson
Wrightsville Beach
Swannsboro
Here
Jacksonville
Connie
Hazel
New England
Boston
Cape Fear
Cape Lookout
South Carolina
Cape Romain
Charleston
Virginia Capes
Paul Moore
Miami Center
Woman Injured Going to Hospital in Brooklyn Crash
An expectant mother was rushed to a hospital after a collision at a Green County intersection. Mrs. Edward F. Sumochel gave birth shortly after arrival, but the infant died. Mrs. Sumochel is reported in good condition. Sumochel and Arthur D P Ghettmann were injured. Deputies investigate if the infant death will count as a county highway fatality.
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Brooklyn
Dane County
Edward F. Sumochel
Route 1
Sumochel
Green County
Arthur DP. Ghettmann
Beloit
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Ninny) Cribbins
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Duke) Connelly Jr
Vincent W. Kritis
Fire Island
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Connelly
Kritil
Ann
George
Veronica
Baltimore
Del
U.S
Chilen
Alden J. Hawthorne
Mathew F. Eraser
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Wilbur E. Deininger
R. Finley Barry
Donald J. Clark
William Rees
William R. Rieder Jr
Elmer J
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LaSalle
Anna Streiff
Brown
Ludlow
Storm
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