Monroe Entrants Headed to State AAU Swim Meet
Four girls and five youths from Monroe depart at 7 30 a m for the state AAU swimming meet in Milwaukee as entrants and alternates. Boys and coaches include John Bruni John O Neil assistant coach Jon Dannerbeck Thomas Sickinger Daniel Bender Jerry Davis and Dr Frank Stiles. Bender Dannerbeck Bruni and Davis swim freestyle relay. Girls Sondra Simpson Ann Baker Carol Koenig Kay Bauman are pictured. Simpson and Koenig are entered in the 100 meter freestyle.
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Monroe
Milwaukee
John Bruni
John O'Neil
Jon Dannerbeck
Thomas Sickinger
Daniel Bender
Jerry Davis
Frank Stiles
Bender
Dannerbeck
Bruni
Davis
Sondra Simpson
Ann Baker
Carol Koenig
Kay Bauman
Misses Simpson
Koenig
Times
Rural Teacher List Completed in County Schools
Mrs Irene Powers announced all rural teacher placements for the county are finalized with opening dates set between August 23 and 30. Gladys Kaister will teach at Enterprise, four applicants not placed, and a full roster lists district by district including Argyle and Monticello teachers and clerks.
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Irene C. Powers
Gladys Kaister
Clarno
Enterprise School
Adams
Prairie View
Argyle
LaVerne Daly
Clifford’ Hexom
Mary Voegels
Monticello
Eunice Flanagan
Rat Hollow
Harold Claussen
Ole A. Berg
Lester Stephens
Margery Anderson
Biggs
Victor Dammen
Sanford
Blanchardville
Vincent Conway
Marguerite ‘Trotter
Puddledock
Dan Flannery
Willis Isely
Israel Nall
Myrtle Schmid
Meadow Brook
Eugene Moen
Raymond Meade
Everett Hanson
Evelyn Hendrickson
Weston Elmer
Laurence Bidlingmaier
Clarence J. Anderson
Monroe
Helen Ninnemann
Mano
Dividing Ridge
Clarence A. Itten
Melvin E. Blumer
25th Words: Suspect Nabbed In Bank Robbery In Maryland
A 24 year old New Yorker described as a gambler was held in Maryland on $50 000 bail for robbing the Andrews Air Force Base Bank of $126 638 as two other gunmen remain at large. Clarence Duke McGann identified by FBI as one suspect gave few details to officers. The bank vault robbery occurred near Washington and involved eight people in the bank. Manager Herbert Pinckney activated an alarm after locking employees and customers in a vault. No money was recovered.
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Camp Springs
New York
Andrews Air Force Base
FBI
Clarence Duke McGann
New York City
D.K. Brown
Baltimore
McGann
Brown
Herbert Pinckney
Pinckney
Monroe
Kit McGann
Wanis
Etiub
Sem
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
Racine
B. B. Barstow
Superior
Herbert Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Janesville Club
Laverne C. Gallitz
W. R. Schuetze
Victor Carson
Paul Gleiter
Alvin Moritz
H. B. Caradine
Theft of $205 Reported From Thoman Farm Home
Sheriff’s deputies investigated a theft at the Chris Thomman residence on County Trunk Road last night. About $205 was taken while Thomman milking, with authorities continuing the inquiry this morning.
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Thoman Farm
Sheriff's Department
Chris Thomman
Thomman
Duane Youngblood
Brodhead
Youngblood
Bank Examiner Nathaniel G. Goff Dies at 62 in Madison
Madison bank examiner Nathaniel G. Goff, 62, of Madison, died at his home Friday night. He served the state banking department and was known for his years of public service.
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Madison P
Nathaniel G. Goff
Madison
State Banking Department
Tschudy Case Likely To Bring Legislative Action on Adoptions
The Tschudy adoption case spurred debate at a Madison meeting of juvenile judges and welfare officials. Proposals to require welfare agency consent in adoptions where the foster parent is to adopt were discussed, with judges signaling potential legislative action while noting courts may retain final say.
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Tschudy
Hansen
Dorothy Tschudy
Monroe
Elton Morrison
Portage
Lea
State Supreme Court
Welfare Department
Convicts Caught Face Life Terms After Prison Break
FBI today charged five recaptured escapees with kidnapping crimes punishable by life terms. They briefly freed themselves from Norfolk Prison Colony, taking a guard hostage who was unharmed, and swapped state sentences for near life terms before arraignments in federal custody. James L. Schworm and Martin F. Feeney were held on $50,000 bail. Richard Lavoie held on $100,000 bail. Schworm had prior Boston holdup convictions.
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Boston
FBI
Norfolk
U. S
Federal Building
James L. Schworm
Malden
Mass
Martin F. Feeney
Richard Lavoie
Woonsocket
R. I
Providence
R. 1
Schworm
Senate approves social security expansion measure to conferees
The Senate easily passed a proposal by President Eisenhower expanding Social Security coverage by about 6.7 million workers, boosting survivor and retirement benefits, widening coverage to missionaries and Christian Science practitioners, and extending rules for farm workers, government employees, and other groups, with conferees to reconcile differences with the House measure.
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Washington II
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Christian Science
Six Flee Club Fire In Iron River Area
Six people escaped unharmed as a fire swept through Club Bolero supper club near Chicagoan lake in the Iron River area. Firemen said the blaze appeared caused by defective wiring and authorities investigated the incident.
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Iron River
Tron River
Chicagoan Lake
Norman Ace 20 Taken to Mendota
A 20 year old former resident of Belleville, Norman Ace, was taken to Mendota State Hospital for a court ordered mental examination after pleading innocent by reason of insanity. Ace allegedly confessed to setting a fire that destroyed a barn on the Henry J. Marty farm, nine miles north of Monroe, causing about $50,000 in damage. He faces commitment for 30 to 60 days. Undersheriff Willis E. Mitchell and Deputy Ronald P. Schadt transported Ace to Mendota.
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Norman Ace
Mendota State Hospital
Ace
Marshall L. Peterson
Rudolph Reger
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Henry J. Marty
Monroe
Kittlesen
Belleville
Mendota
Willis E. Mitchell
Ronald P. Schadt
Eisenhower Appeals For Free World Unity
President Eisenhower urged renewed unity among free nations on the 10th anniversary of the Allied landings in Southern France. He warned of new perils and called for continued marching together to pursue international goodwill and peace.
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Machington
Eisenhower
France
Aiken Doubts Increase Dairy Aid Hike Efforts Balk Farm Bill
Washington report on farm bill talks shows conferees weighing a two-price wheat program and forest grazing land changes as possible swaps to drop. Dairy price supports at 75 percent remain contentious with House seeking 80 percent, while Eisenhower backs deferral for study and Benson had cut supports last spring amid storage surpluses.
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Washington
Senate
House Conference
House
Sen
Young
Aiken
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Thousands Attend Review for National Guard at Camp McCoy
Thousands visit Camp McCoy for a two week summer encampment of the 32nd National Guard Division. Co K of Superior’s 32nd Division marches in review before Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill as Gov. Walter Kohler inspects units and handles a 30 ton tank, firing 16 rounds from an M1 rifle and observing Company A from Appleton in live ammunition maneuvers.
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Co. K
32Nd National Guard
Camp McCoy
Cpl
Hollis Maske
Lawrence Morgan
Nathan Neuenschwander
Dwight Elmer
Monroe
Badger
U. S. Army
Ewes
Jim Dan Hill
Superior
Walter Kohler
Kohler
Harvey Patterson
Black River Falls
Goa await march as volunteers prepare entry into colony
In Portuguese Goa a calm set in as plans for a mass march by Indian backed groups to merge Goa with India unfolded. Pro marcher leaders promise nonviolent entry armed only with Indian flags while potential military resistance remains ready. In Wisconsin a 17 year old girl, Linda Miller, died after a highway crash near Wausau.
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Sova
Goa
Portugese
India
Portugal
Nehru
Mendes Demands Revisions in EDC
Paris Premier Mendes France sent a long list of changes to Luxembourg Netherlands Belgium Italy and West Germany for approved ratification of the European Defense Community project He acted as three ministers resigned in protest and Social Republicans backed their action The debate in the National Assembly is slated for August 28 with concerns over supranationality and six nation unity.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Belgium
Italy
West Germany
Mendes-France
Brussels
National Assembly
Social Republican Party
Social Republicans
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Defense
Pierre Koenig
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Maurice LeMaire
Tractor Injury Hits Monticello Man on Farm
Fred E. Gempeler aged 48 of Route 1 Monticello suffered a compound fracture of his left leg and serious cuts to his right leg in a tractor mishap on his farm at 4 15 p m yesterday His wife said he had the tractor in gear and tried to stop it before it crashed into a granary He was hospitalized
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Fred E. Gempeler
Route 1
Monticello
Gempeler
Dirigible Pioneer Dr. Hugo Eckener Dies at 86
Dr Hugo Eckener veteran dirigible expert and commander of Graf Zeppelin on the round the world flight died at his home at 86 He led the 1929 ascent and his later efforts to popularize trans Atlantic air commerce were halted by the Lakehurst disaster of May 6 1937 which cost 36 lives and proved hydrogen ships impracticable.
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Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Philippines City Of Baguio Picked As Site of Parley
The United States and seven allies will meet in Baguio Philippines on September 6 to discuss a Southeast Asia defense pact SEATO. Secretary Dulles will hold talks with Philippine officials on September 4 under the mutual defense agreement.
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Philippines
Baguio
Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
Dulles
New York City
United Nations
Pakistan
London
Colombo
Athout
Britain
India
Indonesia
Burma
Ceylon
County polio drive vaccines 1174 mothers yesterday
A countywide gamma globulin program vaccinated 1174 pregnant women or under 16 with shots in five days. Yesterday 233 were inoculated at St. Clare hospital polio center by Green County Medical Society volunteers and Green County polio chapter. The M to Q group finished and R to S will be next, with T to Z closing Tuesday. Registrants report 12 noon to 2 pm at the hospital north door.
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St. Clare Hospital
Green County Med‘al Society
Green County
U S and Netherlands Agree to Station Air Squadron at Soesterberg
The United States and The Netherlands sign an agreement to base a U S Air Force fighter squadron at Soesterberg Air Base. State Department says the move enhances NATO defense and boosts allied capacity to resist armed attack.
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U.S
Holland
Washington
United States
Netherlands
U.S. Air Force
Soesterberg
State Department
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Department
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Tokyo
Yuri Rastvorov
National Guard
Wausau
Woodruff
Wis
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Here
Linda Miller
Mendes
Dr. Eckener
United
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