Kubly Kuebli High on Range at Camp McCoy
Pvt. Roger Kubly and Pvt. Gary Kuebli led Co. K on the M 1 rifle range at Camp McCoy during summer guard training with 153 out of 195. Other weapon drills included machine guns 51mm recoilless rifles carbines and rocket launchers as the unit updates records. Gov. Kohler to visit camp for a three thousand guardsmen review with a grand arrival salute and night performance by the 32nd Division Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Kubly
Gary Kuebli
Co. K
Camp McCoy
National Guard
Sfe
William Neiderberger
Monroe
Camp
Neiderberger
Loren Bagley
Albany
Walter DeRemer
William Feldt
Fredrich Zweifel
Belleville
Co. I
Stoughton
E. 13Th Street
E. L. Street
Kohler
McCoy
Wisconsin
32Nd
Koh Jer
Madison
Jim Dan Hill
Red China Leader Calls for Taiwan Liberation
Premier Chou En-Lai, also foreign minister, told the government council Taiwan Formosa should be freed. The Peiping radio broadcast quoted the foreign policy report approved during the council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
China
Formosa
London
Chou En-Lai
People's Government Council
Taiwan
Peiping Radio
Clown Caravan Promotes Shrine Softball Game in Monroe
Clown caravan promotions for Shrine KC softball clash begin with village visits in Monroe area towns including Woodford Browntown Albany Brodhead Brooklyn Argyle Blanchardville Monticello New Glarus Monroe. Event features bands and clown acts to help crippled and underprivileged children with proceeds directed to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Shrine
Woodford
Browntown
Albany
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Argyle
Blanchardville
Monticello
New Glarus
Monroe
Frank M. Haren
William Rees
Monroe Huber Brewers
Milwaukee Firemen
Monroe Park
Weibel Sisters
Moose Kitchen
Dunn Cheese Plant Owner Dies in Crash at Sheridan
John Reber 42 owner of the Sheridan cheese factory in Dunn County died when his car skidded on Highway 25 near here Thursday and flipped into a ditch. His wife and four daughters escaped serious injuries. Four years earlier his three year-old son was killed when a milk truck ran over him at the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manionane
Wis
Ung
John Reber
Highway 25
Here
Reber
Sheridan
Dunn County
Stock List Displays Irregular Trading in New York
Prices moved irregularly in New York trading with a mixed list by early afternoon. Decliners included Followers Steel, Consolidated Natural Gas, Anaconda Copper, Boeing, United Aircraft, and Paramount Pictures while gainers were Youngstown Sheet and Tube, American Telephone, Atlantic Coast Line, Pacific Western Oil, and General Dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Follawsbee Steel
Consolidated Natural Gas
Anaconda Copper
Boeing
United Aircraft
Paramount Pictures
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
American Telephone
Atlantic Coast Line
Pacific Western Oil
General Dynamics
Senators Ignore President's Plea Kill Atomic Plan
The Senate rejected the compromise atomic energy bill 48 to 41 overriding Eisenhower's plea. Lawmakers return the measure to conference with House on patent sharing and license preferences. Debate centered on compulsory patent sharing for private developments and preference in government power sales to public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Sen. Wiley
Wiley
Sens. Anderson
D-N
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Sterling Cole
Gillette ‘Clowa
Congress
Sen. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Lyman Davis Struck by Car Near Monroe
Lyman Davis, 45, of 2114 15th street, was struck by a car about three miles northeast of Monroe while helping a power line crew. Driver John Harold Quirt, 20, Stoughton, braked to avoid a dropped wire, skidded, and hit Davis, who suffered bruises and was treated at a hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Davis
15Th Street
Highway 59
Monroe
John Harold Quirt
Stoughton
Davis
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Quirt
Price Unchanged For June Swiss Cheese Prices
June Swiss cheese factory prices stay level from May with State brand 37, Grade B 35, Grade C 32 and grinders 27. A representative factory group shows May milk price at $2.80 on 2.30 butterfat, April $2.68 on 3.27, and May 1953 $2.85 on 3.27. Highest factory average hit $2.97 on 3.4, lowest $2.62 on 3.3.
Nine Reds Held Guilty of Plots in U S Overthrow Case
A Philadelphia federal court jury found nine alleged communist leaders guilty of conspiracy to teach and advocate overthrow of the United States government by force and violence. The defendants faced five-year terms and up to $10,000 fines per count for violating the Smith Act. The five-month Philadelphia trial began March 22 and involved 47 days of testimony. The defendants included Kuzma, Klonsky, Gobeloff, Weiss, Dubensky, Nebrief, Katz, Lowenfels, and Labovitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Communist Party of the
U. S
Phildelphia
Josph Kuzma
Kuzma
Robert Klonsky
Sam Gobeloff
Joseph Roberts
Benjamin Weiss
David Dubensky
David Davis
Thomas Nebrief
Irwin Katz
Walter Lowenfels
Sherman Labovitz
Berlin accepts U S plan for Red Cross aid to flood victims
East German communist officials today agreed to a U S proposal that the Red Cross oversee the distribution of American food aid to flood victims in the Soviet zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Red Cross
Soviet Zone
Dollar Days Event Attracts Shoppers In Monroe
Shoppers converged on Monroe stores as the first of two late summer Dollar Days began. Merchants report heavy morning activity and strong interest from the trading area. The event, run by merchants and backed by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce retail division, offers special values ahead of school reopening. The second day continues tomorrow with more bargain values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Mental Check Ordered for Ace
Norman Ace, 20, charged with arson, was ordered sent to Mendota State hospital for 30 to 60 days or more for mental examination. He appeared in County Court on arson charges linked to a barn fire on the Henry J. Marty farm, nine miles north of Monroe. Bond set at $5,000. Proceedings delayed to 1:30 p.m. as Rudolph Reger to represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ace
Mendota State Hospital
Norman Ray Ace
Henry J. Marty
Monroe
Ace
L. A. Koenig
Marshall Peterson
Rudolph Reger
Shrine and Jaycee Trip To Milwaukee Braves Game
Monroe area residents join a Shrine Club special train leaving 8:30 a.m. for Milwaukee County Stadium to see the Braves versus Chicago. Miss Mary Ellen McCabe, Alice in Dairyland, will present cheese to players and sportscasters. A 35 passenger charter bus also travels, with both groups planning post game ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe and
Area
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago
Milwaukee County
Mary Ellen McCabe
Milwaukee Road
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ludlow
Ale Seal Jaycee
Lew
Burdette
Jaysees
Charlie Grimm
Shrine
Jaysee
French Delay Opening of EDC Talks to Aug 28
Paris reports the National Assembly delayed debate on the European Defense Community treaty to August 28 after a 510 to 107 vote. The plan shifts Tunisian and Moroccan policy to Aug 25 and 27, with EDC discussion the following day. The delay allows committees to review outcomes from the Brussels foreign ministers meeting and Mendes France changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French National Assembly
Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
France
Brussels Conference of Foreign Ministers
Fifth Assembly
EDC
West Germat
Belgium
941 Receive 6.6 In First Four Days
A total of 941 under sixteen and pregnant mothers received gamma globulin polio preventive shots by day four at St. Clare hospital. The countywide project, sponsored by the Green County polio chapter and Green County Medical Society, continues with registrants whose last names start M through Z receiving injections today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
C. E. Baumle
Noah Dixon
Melvin Olson
Nathan E.bear
W. G. Bear
Russell Owen
W. D. Stovall
Green County Polio Chapter
Green County Medical Society
National Polio Foundation
Office of Civilian Defense
West Virginia Banker Charged in $511,000 Shortage
FAIRMONT, W Va. FBI arrested John W. Meredith, 50, cashier of the First National Bank in Fairmont, on a $511,000 bank shortage. He waived preliminary hearing and was released on a $201,000 bond after being taken into custody at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
FBI
John W. Meredith
First National Bank
Fred Hallford
Pittsburgh
Meredith
Fairmont Y
U. S
L. T
Eddy
Union Accepts Studebaker Cut In 102 Year Firm Battle
Union workers at the Studebaker plant voted 5371 to 626 to accept a roughly 14 percent pay cut to keep the 102 year old company operating. The move comes after the CIO UAW local had previously rejected such a measure a week earlier. Officials noted the firm could not stay in business without lower costs and said take home pay would not necessarily fall despite lower hourly rates. Walter Reuther advised acceptance during talks with local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Studebaker
CIO Uaw
UAW
Walter Reuther
Rev Croke Named State Chaplain for Knights of Columbus
Rev Croke former pastor of St Rose Catholic Church at Brodhead and now of St Rose of Lima in Cuba City has been appointed state chaplain of the Knights of Columbus by Bishop William P O Connor of Madison. The appointment announced by Judge Donald W Gleason state deputy. Croke came to Brodhead from Milwaukee in January 1946 and was transferred to the Mineral Point area in November 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranl Croke
St.’ Rose Catholic
Brodhead
St. Rose of Lima
Cuba City
Knights of Columbus
Croke
William P. O'Connor
Madison
Donald W. Gleason
Brodhead Church
Milwaukee
Mineral Point
Cheese Values Steady on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Plymouth Wis cheese prices remained steady with 10 cars of cheddars sold and 32 bids unfilled. Market tone was firm as pasteurized singles and longs awaited bids at 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Negroes Rob Branch Bank at Andrews Air Force Base
Three gunmen robbed the Andrews Air Force Base Branch Bank of First National Bank of Southern Maryland, fleeing with about 160000. An arrest on a speeding charge tied to the case involved a suspect, while two accomplices vanished. Police pursued an 80 mile chase as MPs blocked exits from the base. The vault was cleared and most money had just been delivered to the bank. Maryland state police noted the men were well dressed in their early 20s. The incident marks a history of bank robberies on Maryland military reservations, including Ft Meade in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Springs
Andrews Air Force Base
Charles L. Perrygo
Perrygo
Prince Georges County
Hey
First National Bank of
Southern Maryland
Upper Marlboro
Wilson J. Purdy
Waldorf Barracks
Maryland State Police
Maryland
Provident Savings Bank
Canton
Baltimore
Ft. Meade
FBI Arrests Pair in Bank Loot Case
FBI and SBI charged two men linked to the August Long Island bank heist where a gunman took $190,319 and abducted Bank Manager Eric Gronwall. George P. McKinney was arrested in Florida. Clifford D. Oberkirch and Ronald E. Martin face counts of robbery and kidnapping with alleged cash shares of 20,300 and 36,000 respectively. Gronwall was later released unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tura Ond
SBI
Long Island
George P. McKinney
Jacksonville
Fla
Clifford D. Oberkirch
McKinney
Eric Gronwall
Gronwall
Mother's Death Calls Silvis to Grand Rapids
Robert T. Silvis, partner in Carter Machine Works, left Monroe for Grand Rapids Minnesota after his mother died after a long illness. He has been in Monroe since June 1953 with Stanley Nyberg, taking over the Beloit founded business, and was accompanied by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvis
Grand Rapids
Robert T. Silvis
Carter Machine Works
Minn
Monroe
Stanley Nyberg
Beloit
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Gene Detwiler
Dwight Elmer
Times
David Johnson
Kubly
Kuebli
Shrine, KC
Dunn Cheese Plant
Usaf Base
Joyce Larkin
GOP
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
Green
Lafayette
Miss Larkin
Fred Zimmerman
Sen. Knowles
George Smith
Ates
Juda
West Virginia
William Hawthorne
Union
Rev. Croke
KC Ae Es
Speeder
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