Shrine KC ball game offers big bargain for kids
The Shrine KC ball game and show, a late summer tradition by Knights of Columbus and Green County Shrine Club, raises funds for Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children and related Catholic and fraternal activities. Proceeds beyond expenses go to both organizations, with clowns and EC committees promoting community support and a bangup program for the benefit of underprivileged children.
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Knights of Columbus
Green County
Shrine Club
Shrine
EC Committee
Shriners Hospitals For Crippled Children
Church
Labor Realism in Studebaker Wage Cut Dispute
In South Bend the CIO local rejected a proposed wage reduction by a show of hands, then Mass meeting ballots passed the plan by nine to one. Studebaker announced a 60 day contract cancellation, risking a shutdown. Public sentiment stayed tense as workers reconsidered amid industry cost pressures. Walter Reuther urged acceptance, signaling a成熟 shift in organized labor.
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Studebaker
Mr Firm
CIO
South Bend
Walter Reuther
Dust Union
Don Gehrmann Runs Again for Assembly
Milwaukee sports star Don A Gehrmann, famed distance runner and former UW miler, announces a write in bid for the state assembly on the Republican ticket in the September 14 primary. He resides in suburban Wauwatosa, holds the indoor 1000 yard world record, and now works in public relations for a local brewery with a wife and two children.
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Don Gehrmann
Assembly
Milwaukee
Don A. Gehrmann
Gehrmann
University of Wisconsin
State Assembly
Wauwatosa
Years Ago Fronts Halted as German Drive Looms on Liege
Aged newspaper item recalls Aug 14 1914 when Germany paused its assault briefly to mass infantry and artillery for a push on the Belgian French frontier amid reports Liege fortress fate. London notes flag over Liege town hall as the conflict unfolds.
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Liege
London
Argyle
Fred J. Karlen
Seuis
J. F. Dawson
Tulsa
Okla
George E. Dawson
Best of Everything: a gripe column on weather and TV
On a bleak summer day the columnist laments wind and rain and mocks insurance spiels and stolen items lists. He jests about radio bulls and the Catch of the Week, recalls George M. Cohan and the flag, and muses on reruns and home movies while noting the sun emerges at the end.
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Salvation Army
The
Airways
George M. Cohan
George
America
Local District Slates Listings Across Towns
The page details district assignments across multiple towns including Monticello, Albany, Cadiz, Brodhead, Monroe, Juda, Argyle, and Belleville. Named officials and residents such as Wilbert Stauffer, Ralph Kubly, and Ray Monroe appear in numerous districts, with some areas closed. Turn to page five for continuation of district No. 2.
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Albany
Davis Purington
Paul Smith
Willy
Delores Fred- 6
Peebles
Isadore Petersen
al Dunphy
Nellie Han
Alice Zimmerli
Grude M. Davis
Clay E. Turner
Blanche Jones
Smiley
Edward Oliver
Jacob Hoesly
William Rhyner
Nellie Lyons
Brodhead
Head
Marvin Schwartzlow
Anita Figi
Monroe
Decatur
Edward Lee
Ralph Schwartz
George Schwartzlow
Lela Ryan
Badger
Ben Zimmerman
Walter Lederman
Har Mauerman
Joyce Schultz
Exeter
West Dayton
Belleville
Paul Fahey
John Schilt
Fred Schrepfer
Eleanor Albertson
Ross
New Glarus
Willis Schneider
Walter Schindler
Albert Duerst
Gloria’ Marty
Ferguson
Jacob O. Buel
Walter Richard
Louis Baertschi
East Dayton
Roy Watkins
William Fahrney
Alvin Hefty
Mabel Hanna
Veron
Fairfield
John Krattiger
Alfred Stuckey
Lawrence Raymer
Marion Brechlin
Prairie Valley
Juda
Merlyn Burkhalter
Walter Stettler
Edwin Theiler
Richland
Nathan Deininger
Ernest Reisen
Lester Johnson
Brown- Town
Charles G. Hartwig
Edna Senn
Clareda
Joyce May
Woodford
Blackford
Elda Hartwig
Charles Huber
Rose Bloom
Shirley Ninneman
Hillside View
John J. Cotherman
Henry Elmer
Leona Pest
Elizabeth Severson
Iliff
Carl W. Wyss
Alice L. Blum
Walter H. Wyss
Leila Meyer
Ludlow
Kenneth Mayer
Arthur Hi. Stauffacher
Otto
Jury Convicts Terk Suspect In Kenosha Robbery Case
A Chicago man Americo De Pietto, 40, was found guilty by a municipal court jury of assault with intent to rob in the $150000 robbery at inventor Oscar A. Zerk’s Dunmovin estate in Kenosha. The verdict followed testimony that De Pietto’s fingerprints appeared on loot seized by FBI agents. Zerk identified De Pietto as one of three intruders who bound him and looted his home. Sentence ranges up to 30 years and will be set next Tuesday.
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Ksnosha
Chicago
Kenosha
Oscar A. Zerk
Americo de Pietto
Zerk
M. Eugene Baker
de Pietto
FBI
Melrose
Ill
Nick George Montos
Montos
Montes
FDI
Springfield
Two Chicagoans Die In Kenosha Crash
Two Chicago residents died and another was injured in a one car accident on Highway 41 just south of the Kenosha line. John Smith 20 and Barbara Jane Lawande 15 were thrown from the vehicle as it struck a ditch. Alvin Stone 39 of Chicago and Ivan fared were involved.
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Kenosha
Kenoshi ‘Ine County
John Smith
Barbara Jane Lawande
Alvin Stone
Chicago
Ivan
Bonroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Bonroe Evening Times Club. Fill out this coupon carefully and mail it to the Evening Times Club Monroe Monroe Wie. Include name and date of last birthday.
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Bonroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe Evening Times
Moroe, Wie
Sheppard Murder Hearing Moved By Judge Merrick
Cleveland judge upholds defense charge against acting Bay Village mayor Gershom Barber and grants prejudice affidavit. Common Pleas Court to appoint Judge William K. Thomas to preside a Monday preliminary hearing on Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard for the July 4 death of Marilyn Sheppard.
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Sleveland
Suage
Frank J. Merrick
Gershom M. Barber
Bay Village
Sheppard
Barber
Common Pleas
William K. ‘Thomas
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Merrick
Skipper Cleared In Lakes Tragedy
Albert Stiglin master of the Henry Steinbrunner was exonerated of responsibility for the May 10 1953 sinking on Lake Superior that killed 17. A civilian examiner found no proof that tarpaulins over hatches were required or that Stiglin failed to protect against bad weather, despite Coast Guard claims.
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Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Coast Guard Board of
Albert Stiglin
Henry Steinbrunner
H. T. Long
Philadelphia
Steinbrunner
Long
Coast Guard
Stiglin
Coast Guard Board
General Foch is Key to Car Lock in Country Visit
A humorous family scene centers on a collie named General Foch who helps locate car keys hidden in a hollow tree during a country visit. The narrator recalls a long-standing exchange with siblings and a secret mailbox system used with neighbors across the river.
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Foch
O'Gene Hutchings
Siaseachunetta Bpca
Four New Members and Farm Jobs Data Mentioned
New members Stanley Lyle Schmid and Christine Lee Zimmerman listed with Route 2 addresses and dates in October 1953. Wisconsin farm employment totals show 44,300 seasonal workers this summer, including 10,490 in food processing, per the Industrial Commission’s employment service. Also notes the first atomic bomb test at Alamogordo in 1945.
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Stanley Lyle Schmid
Blanchardville
Christine Lee Zimmerman
Orangeville
Madison UA
Wisconsin
Industrial Commission
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Pree
Inland Audit
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Associated Press
City of
Piacoa
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Til
Wis
Stephenat
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Ad’ Stephenson
Editori
Shrine-Kc
Evening Times
Robert L. Rote
Fritz Haldiman
Pecatonica Valley League
Shullsburg
Formos
Japan
Fairgrounds
Ilinois
George Beiswanger
W. C. Wilhelmson
Kiwanis Club
William Walker
First National Bank of
Madis
Warren F. Turner
Illinois
Shriner
Thomas Luchsinger
Madison
J. J. Kempf
LaFollette
John Buehler
Davis Farm
Frank Tripp
Tripp
Monticello
Robert Duerst
Charlene Wichser
Brooklyn
Jug Prairie
Jeffery
Elmer Thompson
Alvin Elmer
Helen Bailig
Kelly
Marvin Brewer
George Lange
Gilbert Farney
Helen Peterson
Attica
Wilma Zimmerman
Wayne Albertson
Paul Thomann
Robert Hoffman
Cadiz
Michael
Browntown
Alice Minder
Matthew Nall
Alberta. Boss
Laura Kline
Martintown
Ni Ullom
John A. Hartwick
Frank F. West
Oscar Drye
Herbert Flannery
Cadiz Center
Grant T. Allen
Donald Meyer
Kenneth Klemm
Carol Hafen
Green Valley
Winslow
Robert Stites
Freddie Stoehr
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Beverly Sullivan
Sander
Edna Foulker
Irvin Fernstaedt
Virgil Wenger
Harold Hale
Melvin Kuhl
I Clarenda Wenger
Watson
Ruth Krebs
Ivan Ellingson
John Marty
Florence Larson
Brown
Franklin
Fred Krebs
Glen Gilmore
Otmar Keller
Alice Holtshopple
Rush
Donald Kline
Leo Eells
Erma Williams
Betty Heer
West Clarno
Gladys Kaister
Clarno
Roosevelt
Clarence Drake
Alvin Moritz
Herbert Huffman
Verna West
East Clarno
Kenneth Hartwig
Carl Jensen
Frank E. Clark
Barbara Stauffacher
Green County Normal Demonstration Room
Lloyd Deininger
Floyd Asmus
John J. Marty
Hart
Claire Miller
Mevin Pryce
Grace K. Wahl
Virginia Schultz
Jordan
Efferson
Ball
Robert Elmer
William Tschudy
Donald Deininger
Alonda Dietmeier
Twin Grove
Herbert F. Orton
Bert Orton
Ketchel Rinehart
Ferne N. Bridge
Pleasant Grove
Lesetta Nyman
LeRoy Peterson
Leland Jordan
Francis’ Loeffel
Terk
Nick Palermo
Jean Marie Buonamo
Melrose Park
Gerhart, D.C
Freeport
Pearl City Blacktop
Thorp Finance Corp
Harold Fisher
John Maas
L. Otto
Post
Monroe Board of Education
A. P
Monroe Board
Times Children’s Club
Vicki Jan Smith
Sandra Lee Smith
LaVerne Ray Blum
Linda Jean Kohlhagen
Ronda Raymond
Rtoue
JoAnn Meyers
Carolynn Sue Jones
Judith Ann Hanson
David Paul Leck
Sth Street
Charles David Erickson
Donald John Grossen
9Th Street
Charlene Ann Betker
Beloit
Kathryn Louise Rufer
Steven Marti
24Th Street
Lorraine Fay Monte
Sth
Robert Frederick Erb
Walter Ronald Minder
Thurdsay
Gary Clarence Itten
Montice
Donald Henry Isely
Cinthia Dawn Broge
Jerome Thomas Voegels
Richard Allan Grenewald
Alamogordo, N. Mex
Fred Buertschlident
Helen Walter
W. Vliet Street
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