August 14 1954 Weather and Notices Albany area
Partly cloudy with showers east and south tonight cooler northwest. Sunday partly cloudy with showers southeast. Temperatures mid 50s to low 60s tonight and 75 to 85 Sunday. Winds SW to W 10-15 mph, shifting NW Sunday. Marriage licenses issued Glen Spring and Louise Nipple. A Joseph Esterday and Alice Cleveland. Deaths Prentice Conradson, 60, Chicago. Mrs Theodore Ayen, 57. Births Robert Vogel and wife Clarno announce daughter born Aug 14.
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Glen Albert Spring
Louise Annette Nipple
Albany
A. Joseph Esterday
Hammond
Ind
Alice Mae Cleveland
Prentice H. Conradson
Chicago
Theodore Ayen
Horeb
St Clare Hospital lists admittees and dismissals
St Clare Hospital Medical lists Mrs Laura Jones of Albany Mrs Edward Knalsen of Sterling Mrs Elmer Moon of Janesville and Harry Daubert Route 1. Surgical includes Clarence Taylor of Amboy Ill and Mrs George Eldridge Beloit. Dismissals include Duane Grossen Clyde Ambrose Mrs Phil Carroll Mrs George Harvey Mrs Orville Gilbertson Mrs Kenneth Fieldstad and son Mrs Walter Wyss and son Mrs Ralph Voegels Mrs Donald Nystad and daughter Mrs Carl Riese Mrs John Murray Mrs Harvey Hoebel and William Hefty.
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Laura Jones
Albany
Edward Knalsen
Sterling
Elmer Moon
Janesse
Harry Daubert
Clarence Taylor
Amboy
Ill
George Eldridge
Beloit
Duane — Grossen
Clyde Ambrose
Phil Carroll
George Harvey
Orville Gilbertson
Kenneth Fieldstad
Walter Wyss
Ralph Voegels
Donald Nystad
Carl Riese
John Murray
Harvey Hoebel
William Hefty
Mrs Ayen Rites To Be Tomorrow At Mt Horeb
Funeral services for Mrs. Thedore Ayen 57 will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m in Gesmer funeral home and 2 p m in the Lutheran church Rev E R Anderson will officiate burial will be in Mt Horeb cemetery She died Thursday in a Madison hospital after a long illness She leaves a husband a daughter Mrs LaVerne Hefty five sisters three brothers and one grandchild
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MT. Horeb
Theodore Ayen
Gesmer Funeral
Lutheran Church
E. R. Anderson
LaVerne Hefty
Horeb
Christine Langley
Thomas Duerst
New Glarus
Oliver Gilbertson
Argyle
Alvin Paulson
Blanchardville
Alvin Carolson
Madison
Maurice Ulsrud
Wood‘ford
Colvin Ulsrud
Milwaukee
Christian Ulsrud
Hopkin
Minn
Small Granted Writ for Hearing
Kenneth B. Small known as the triangle slayer won a writ of habeas corpus allowing a state review of his sanity. Circuit Judge Morris K. Davis ordered a Sept. 8 hearing to determine if the Detroit dentist is insane or to grant him liberty. The case follows the May 29 killing of New York businessman Jule Lack at a Lake Michigan estate in Alleghan County. Small admitted the shooting but said his wife Edith’s affair with Lack spurred him to act. His temporary insanity plea previously led to a guilty verdict on a lesser charge in July.
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GONIA
Kenneth B. Small
Ionia State Hospital
Morris K. Davis
Small
Detroit
Jule Lack
New York
Lack
Lake Michigan
Allegan County
Edith
Navy To Drop 45 000 As Inactive Officers
The Navy will discharge 45 900 inactive officers from reserve rolls with honorable discharges. Assistant Secretary James H. Smith Jr. said the pruning starts within days and targets officers not active in reserve duties for at least three years, noting many are valued veterans with fine records.
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Navy
Nav
James H. Smith Jr
Smith
Teehan Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Federal Court
Victor Teehan, operator of Teehan's TV Center, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Federal Court at Madison listing liabilities of 7,389 dollars and assets of 2,770 dollars. Exemption claimed was 2,675 dollars.
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Madison
Victor Teehan
Teehan
TV Center
West Berlin Lawyer Shot and Dies After Border Crossing
A 65 year old West Berlin lawyer died in a Soviet zone hospital after being shot by Communist police when he inadvertently crossed the East German border last Tuesday. Dr Mrs Florence Trumpy of 2212 Conrad Doebbeke 16th street won honorable mention in Rural Writers Association seventh annual Wisconsin boundary contest for The Pack Peddlar in creative non fiction. Mrs Ralph Molm of 1208 22nd street was called by Johnny Olson's radio show Second Chance and will receive $10 for sending questions, unable to identify the mystery voice.
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West Berlin
Reds
Dies
Ralph Molm
22Nd Street
Johnny Olson
New York
Knowles Hails GOP Aid Return Policy in Wisconsin
State Sen. Warren Knowles of New Richmond endorsed the GOP approach to aid returns and local taxes while campaigning for lieutenant governor. He said Wisconsin sends more aid and shared taxes to local governments with no strings attached, underscoring Republican support for low property taxes and local self-government. He noted Wisconsin has never imposed a retail sales tax to fund operations.
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Knowles
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
The Center Ring Inc Incorporation Filed in Wisconsin
Articles of incorporation for The Center Ring Inc were filed today with the secretary of state. The group aims to foster a friendly interest in the circus as a traditional American institution. Incorporators include L. M. Beck William Johnson Jr Emil Schultz Frank Schneider and Jane Walier of LaCrosse. They listed no stock for the organization.
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Circus Fans’ Group
Madison WP
Center Ring Inc
Secretary of State Today
Incorporators
L. M.’ Beck
William Johnson Jr
Emil Schultz
Frank Schneider
Jane Walier
LaCrosse
Youths flee Reds from East German ship Neues Deutschland
Four teenage East German sailors deserted the ship Neues Deutschland at Cuxhaven and sought political asylum from West German authorities early today. The incident highlights ongoing tensions over emigration and political asylum days after departure.
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Cuxhaven
Germany
Death Toll Reaches 21 In French Bus Crash
In Aubenas France the bus crash on a mountain road left 21 dead including a boy and a woman. Seven other passengers were in critical condition after the vehicle plunged 90 feet into the Arreche River below the guard rail.
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Aubenas
France
Arreche
Prentice Conradson Dies In Chicago at 60
Evansville obituary notes former resident Prentice H. Conradson, 60, died in Chicago. Graveside services set for Monday at Maple Hill Cemetery in Evansville with Rev. John L. Walker officiating. Roderick Ward funeral home in charge. In Washington, Wisconsin Senators Wiley and McCarthy voted with the losing side as the Senate rejected the conference report on the atomic energy revision bill by 48 to 41.
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Prentice Conradson
Chicago
Evansville
Prentice H. Conradson
Maple Hill
John L. Walker
Methodist Church
Roderick Ward
Washington
Wisconsin
Wiley
McCarthy
Senate
Senate House Conference
Pedestrian dies after being struck near Milwaukee bus stop
Raymond Smith age 60 was killed Friday night when a car struck him as he ran for a city bus returning home from work. In Sheboygan, Wollrath Co and union announce settlement of a contract dispute providing a 60 cent hourly wage increase.
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Milwaukee
Raymond Smith
Sheboygan
Woll~rath Co
Personal Notices From E Wisconsin Visitors In City Today
A string of personal mentions notes E W Wittwer of New Glarus Alfred Trumpy of Juda and Mrs Harry Jacobson of Albany visiting Monroe city callers John Morgenthaler of Albany and William Hoeft Browntown in town. Harvey Stauffer and wife depart for White Lake near Montello for a week. Myrtle Webb county home agent spent time at the Rock County 4 H Fair after vacationing at a cottage in Oconto. Ernest Ringgenberg and children of Barneveld visit Mrs Robt Stocker Sr. Bernadine Gunderman and Shirley Leopold at Recreation Leaders Laboratory in Wausau. Harold J Kline and family vacationing at Lake Puckaway near Montello visiting White Creek relatives. Golden Age Club to meet at Recreation Park shelter house Tuesday Aug 17 with transport from Community Center. Susan and Elizabeth Ann Roderich Madison girls stay with grandmother Agnes E Roderich while parents tour the Smokies. W E Elder and sons Bob and Bill Sullivan NL calling on friends in city while en route to a northern vacation, formerly Monroe residents when Mr. Elder was federal Farm Bureau representative.
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Myrtle Webb
Rock County
Oconto
Ernest Ringgenberg
Barneveld
Robert Stocker Sr
Bernadine Gunderman
Shirley Leopold
Recreation Leaders Laboratory
Wausau
Harold J. Kline
Lake Puckaway
Montello
White Creek
Golden Age Club
Recreation Park Shelter House
Community Center For’ Transportation
Susan
Elizabeth Ann Roderich
Collins Roderich
Madison
Agnes E. Roderich
Smokie Mount
UN to hand over captured Korean territory to South Korea
The United Nations Command announced that about 130,000 Koreans in a mountainous eastern region, extending from Kosong to Chorwon and Yangyang, will be turned over to South Korea as soon as practicable. Some land north of Uijongbu is included. The transfer follows a UN Commission recommendation from the prior week.
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North Korea
U. N
South Korea
Kosong
Chorwon
Korea
Yangyang
Uijongbu
U. N. Commission For Unification and Rehabilitation of
Juvenile Court Judges Discuss Parent Responsibility Legislation
Juvenile court judges and social agency advisory committees weighed a regulation to require parents or guardians to pay for property damage caused by minors. The groups, part of the Legislative Council, study laws affecting children and may recommend new legislation. They also discussed granting juvenile courts jurisdiction over traffic violations by those under 18 without a delinquency petition.
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Weeereeren
Juvenile Court
Legislative Council
State Files Action Over Uranium Tunnel
Richland Center authorities filed a circuit court complaint Friday against Kenneth Crook, operator of a so called uranium tunnel at Lone Rock, at the request of the attorney general’s office. Crook, who denies the charges, has 20 days to answer, and a trial was expected in the week of Sept 20. Also noted was a fatal crash near Fond du Lac when 80 year old Joseph Sekach of Milwaukee died and his son Stephen, 44, Milwaukee, was injured after a car went out of control on Highway 23.
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Ody
Richland Center
Kenneth Crook
Lone Rock
Dist. Atty
Leo Lownik
Richland County
Madison
Crook
Lownik
Fond DU Lac
Joseph Sekach
Milwaukee
Highway 23
Here
Stephen
Byrnes Sees Budget Likely Balanced by June 30
Washington Rep. John W. Byrnes reports the budget may balance by June 30 next year or by 1956 end, barring major economic shifts or new war-driven demands. He notes prosperity since 1940 has been war-related and cites growing federal deficits despite government planning. Byrnes sits on Ways and Means, shaping tax measures to fund bills.
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Kechaky P. Yowers
Washington
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Byrnes
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Bryne
Soviet Fires Doctors In Ukraine Boy's Death
Three doctors at a Dnepropetrovsk hospital were fired and three reprimanded following a deputy health minister inquiry into a two year old boy's death from appendicitis. The Medical Worker cited a faulty diagnosis and delayed emergency surgery. The report spoke of a soulless attitude by some doctors.
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Dnepropetrovsk
Ukraine
Medical Worker
Medical journals urge doctors to prescribe placebos in NHS
Two medical magazines urged the British government to allow doctors to prescribe fake medicines under the free national health service. The reports note that fake dosages known as placebos are often given to calm patients who believe they need medicine.
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London
Free
National Health Service
Shrine and Jaycee trips fuel weekend baseball plans
The Monroe area expects partly cloudy skies and a dry afternoon to allow the Milwaukee Braves game in Milwaukee against the Cubs to proceed tomorrow. A Shrine train with 300 riders, plus 23 Jaycee bus goers, depart 8:30 a.m. with meals packed for the trip and a cheese ceremony planned at the stadium.
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Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
R. W. Blaha
Alden J. Hawthorne
Milwaukee Road
Times
Milwaukee Braves
Monroe Area
Roland W. Blaha
County Shrine Club
Waffle Shop
Stanley Wraight
Brodhead
The
County Shriners
Joseph Hawthorne
Blaha
L. M. Johnson
Monroe
Wraight
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ludlow
Jaycee Chapter
Mary Ellen McCabe
Ladysmith
Alice In Dairyland
Doctor Clarifies Dionne Autopsy Findings
A Quebec medical expert says Emilie Dionne died from acute asphyxiation during an epilepsy seizure and social suffocation by her pillow. The autopsy earlier indicated epilepsy as a cause, but police results confirmed she was found face down in bed after three seizures at a Catholic hostel in Ste Agathe.
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Quebec
Emilie Dionne
Emilie
Rosario Fontaine
Fontaine
Ste. Agathe
Que
Collision in Rain Kills Two Drivers
Two men died in a rainstorm collision on U S 45 near Franklin Park. George Niziolek, 28, of Elmwood Park and Edward G. Seymour, 39, of Bark River Michigan, were identified on drivers licenses.
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Ucauu Um
Cook County
U. S. 45
Franklin Park
George Niziolek
Elmwood Park
Edward G. Seymour
Bark River
Mich
Typhoon misses island Okinawa in late report
The lashing typhoon, once expected to pass within 50 miles south of the island, was forecast by the Army to miss Okinawa. Winds and seas were forecast to whip the area but not reach strong hourly gusts approaching 80 miles per hour.
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Okinawa
U. S
Stock Trading Still Bullish Despite Mixed Signals
New York stocks closed the week with a bullish tilt as the market extended its 11 month uptrend. Trading volume surged to 2,761,000 shares daily, the highest since 1933, with earnings and dividends lifting prices while cautions about a potential correction grew among brokers.
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Rader Winget
New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Eisenhower
Missing Police Dog Serman Seeks Return
A tan female police dog named Serman escaped her chain Friday. Anyone who has seen her is asked to phone 1890 Monday with the location.
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Serman
Chain
Stock market weekly sweep ends near Great Depression highs
The Associated Press index rose as 60 stocks advanced during the week, closing at 133.60, within 80 cents of the market peak since October 1929. Top five gainers on the New York Exchange included Curtiss-Wright, Beeline, Glenn Martin, Packard Motor, and Fairchild Engine.
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Erately
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Curtiss-Wright
Beeling
Glenn Martin
Packard Motor
Fairchild Engine
Formosa Premiers Claims of Mainland Invasion Fears
Premier O K Yui declares Formosa ready to counter Red China with a broadcast claiming the mainland invasion is imminent. He asserts Communist forces fear collapse as Nationalist China braces for any eventuality after Chou En Lai approves an invasion call.
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Formosa
O. K. Yui
China
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Formos
Chou
Studebaker Hints At Lower 1955 Car Prices
Studebaker Corp. expects to cut prices on 1955 models after a 14 percent wage cut was accepted by workers. Chairman Paul G. Hoffman said the firm previously gave dealers bonuses on 1954 models to stay competitive. He also noted hopes for a defense contract soon but denied reports of a led missile contract.
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South Bend
Ind
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker “Corp
Hoffman
Milwaukee Beers to Represent Wisconsin National Semi Pro Meet
Milwaukee Beers, runner up in the Wisconsin Semi pro Baseball Tournament, will represent the state at the national semi pro meet in Wichita, Kansas next week. The Wisconsin Semi pro Commission said the state champion Milwaukee Emil Miller team could not make the trip.
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Mlwaukee
Milwauk Beers
Wisconsin
Wichita
Kas
Milwaukee Emil Miller
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