Cooler Building Bids Open for Green County Hospital Project
Bids for a cold storage building at Green County hospital will be opened Aug 29 at 2 p m at the hospital. Three bids are sought for general construction electrical work and refrigeration. Plans by Alvin F Rote Co approved by state agencies. prequalification due Aug 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Hospital
Ray E. Kundert
Alvin F. Rote Co
State Industrial Commission
State Department of Public Welfare
Second Ward
Victor N. Schiller
Clarence W. Loveland
E. J. Norton
Monroe Ready Mix and Refrigeration Cat Co
Madison
Loveland and
Kundert
Special Building Committee
Mrs Witt 66 Dies in Elkhorn Indiana
Mrs Fred Witt aged 66 died yesterday morning of a heart attack at her home 108 Eames street Elkhorn She was born Lillian Claver July 25 1898 in Lake Geneva and married Fred Witt February 22 1917 They farmed then moved to Elkhorn two years ago Survivors include her husband four brothers Edgar George Ray Ernest Service will be Thursday at 2 pm at First Evangelical Lutheran church Elkhorn with Rev Herbert Lau burial in Hazel Ridge cemetery Friends may call at Rohleder Frederickson funeral home after 2 pm tomorrow
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Fred Witt
Eames Street
Elkhorn
Jesse S. Morton
13Th Avenue
Clarence Witt
Orangeville
Lillian Claver
Lake Geneva
Frederick
Mary Claver
Edgar
George
Ray
Ernest
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Herbert Lau
Hazel Ridge
Rohleder- Frederickson
Gustave Keller Named To Succeed Ainsworth
Gustave J. Keller of Appleton was elected governor of the Wisconsin-Upper Michigan district of Kiwanis International to succeed Herbert Ainsworth of Monroe. Ainsworth will finish his term at year end. Floyd Eymer of Iron Mountain was re-elected treasurer and Racine was cited as the top Kiwanis chapter in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Gustave J. Keller
Appleton
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
Herbert Ainsworth
Monroe
Ainsworth
Floyd Eymer
Iron Mountain
Mich
Racine
Kiwanis
Wisconsin Legislative Council names four study committees
The Wisconsin Legislative Council announced the appointment of four committees to study branch banking highways legal matters and institutional costs. Members include Senators Travis McParland Franke Merten Busby Porter Draheim Bakke Seymour Naleid and several Assembly members with regional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Legislative Council
Robert Travis
Platteville
Leland McParland
Cudahy
Fred Nuernberg
Sheboygan
Mark Catlin
Appleton
Ervin Ryczek
Milwaukee
Harry Franke
Walter Merten
Allen Busby
Rmilwaukee
Warren Grady
Port Washington
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Earle Fricker
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Richard Nowakowski
Dmilwaukee
Donald C
Irregular Trading as Curtiss-Wright Reports Profit Surge
Irregular price movements dominated the New York stock market with mixed swings across major divisions. Curtiss-Wright climbed after its latest earnings showing profits of 2.02 dollars per share for the first half of the year versus 0.95 dollars a year ago.
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New York
Curtiss-Wright
London Police Seize Stolen Guns From Empty Shop
Police raided an empty shop in London after a 12 hour watch and seized a large quantity of guns and ammunition believed stolen from a British army depot by the Irish Republican Army. Detectives, all armed, maintained the stakeout before the raid.
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London
Riots in Bombay protest Portuguese India cession demand
Indian mobs in Bombay attacked the Portuguese consulate and forced closures as more than 150 000 protesters marched for the cession of Goa and neighboring colonies. Police fired, 15 killed 28 wounded reported by Nehru.
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Bombay
India
Nehru
Delhi
Goa
Sion
New Delhi
Portugal
Diu
Lisbon
Dulles Welcomes Soviet Plan to Cut Armed Forces
Secretary of State Dulles hailed the Soviet plan to reduce armed forces by 640000 men by next December as a sign of recognition of peaceful aims. He warned the cut leaves the USSR with a larger force than the United States and urged an international information exchange and effective inspection for any real disarmament progress.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
United States
United Nations
New York
Mrs. Pfeiffer Dies in Hobart Indiana
Mrs. Louisa Ruegger of 1503 16th street received word of the death of her brother in law Mrs. Fred W. Pfeiffer at age 70 in Hobart Indiana on Sunday. She was wife of F W Pfeiffer and mother of two sons. Funeral services were planned for Hobart today.
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Louisa Ruegger
16Th Street
Fred W. Pfeiffer
Hobart
Ind
Pfeiffer
Ruegger
Monroe
Pfeiffers
Chicago
Institute Scheduled Teachers Will Meet Next Week in Monroe
The annual rural and state graded Teachers Institute will be held next week in Monroe announced by county superintendent Mrs Irene C Powers. Sessions include a 1 30 p m start for beginners in the Circuit Courtroom and a 9 a m start for all teachers with workshops at Green County Teachers College. Speakers include W J Cashin Lloyd Schultz R F Lewis Dyar Frank Brown and Earl Anderson. A reading workshop will be led by Anderson and a penmanship workshop by a woman educator.
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Monroe
Irene C. Powers
Powers
Harold Dyar
Green County Teachers College
John W. Zweifel
Ralph Bridge
Edna Babler
William Muel
Ler
Rudolph Haskee
W. J. Cashin
Madison
Washington National Insurance Co
Group Insurance
Lloyd Schultz
State Department of Public Instruction
R. F. Lewis
Department of Public Instruction
Wisconsin
Dyar
Frank Brown
Peron Hits Back In Slaying Plot
Buenos Aires reports say government charges accuse Catholic nationalists and opposition figures of plotting to shoot President Juan Peron. Police allege up to 200 arrests, with planned attacks on top officials and critical infrastructure. Protests erupted in Buenos Aires and Cordoba over holiday removals.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Cordoba
Franklin Lucero
James Thompson Inquest Postponed
An inquest into the May 19 automobile death of James Kenneth Thompson 19 in Brooklyn Township was postponed indefinitely. Chief witness Dean Elliott, seriously injured, cannot appear until recovered. the hearing will be rescheduled once Elliott can testify.
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James Kenneth Thompson
Brooklyn Township
Herman A. Stuessy
Dean O. Elliott
Elliott
Samuel F. Humber
Kenneth Duane Troxell
Monroe
Humbel
Troxell
Stuessy
Liberated Airman Seeks Divorce To Settle Marriage
Airman Daniel Schmidt 22 returns from Red China after 32 months and files for divorce to resolve a marriage muddle. His wife Una Schmidt-Fine 20 stays with Alford Fine 21 a logger. If custody is granted, Danny Jr. would live with Schmidt’s mother in Portland, Oregon.
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Sacramento
Calif
Daniel Schmidt
Red China
Schmidt
Una Schmidt-Fine
Alford Fine
Dan
Howard Welch
Danny Jr
Nellie Peters
Portland
Ore
Welch
Elizabeth Babler Dies Here at 82
Elizabeth Babler 82 of 1420 10th street died yesterday at 5 55 pm in St Clare hospital. She was born July 20 1873 and married Albert Babler on November 24 1889. She leaves three children eight grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery with services at Stuessy funeral home conducted by Rev John E MacMartin and Rev James L Neighbours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Babler
10Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
John
Maria Blumer Legler
Babler
New Glarus
John T. Etter Sr
Green County
Monroe
Albert Babler
Fred Knobel
Monticello
Juta
Albert Babler Sr
Mt. Pleasant Township
August Draftees Leave City for Induction
Two county youths will depart for induction into the armed forces August 19 at 7 15 a m from the Armory and three others will go to pre induction examinations Richard H Marty Route 1 Albany and William L Trow Route 1 Brooklyn are named for induction leaving the city.
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Armed Forces
Armory
Richard H. Marty
Albany
William L. Trow
Brooklyn
Clues sparse in Scout murder probe at Muskegon
The Peter Gorham case advances at a slow pace as lie detector tests yield no breakthrough. Counselors Nathaniel Norton and D N Boulton are scrutinized while William Jannega and a Newaygo County family rifle are checked. Police seek links to a 1954 Chicago Scout death near the same camp.
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Muskegon Mich
Peter Gorham
Evanston
Ill
Nathaniel Norton
Anaheim
Calif
D. N. Boulton
Peter
Wabaningo
Duck Lake
William Jannega
Muskegon
Laketon
Newaygo County
Lake Michigan
Gorham
Eugene Lange
Muskegon Pathologist
Robert Aldinger
Chicago
Camp
Board Delays Decision on Superintendent Candidates
The Board of Education resumes interviews this afternoon to fill the superintendent post. President Herbert T. Johnson reported the panel met last night, reviewed several credentials, but no decision was reached as talks with remaining candidates continue.
Martin Trostem 79 Dies in Monroe
Martin Trostem aged 79 died at 7 a.m. today in St. Clare hospital Monroe. He entered the hospital Saturday as a surgical patient and is survived by two daughters Mrs. C. Satrang of Orfordville and Myrtle Trostem of Janesville. Body moved to Silverthorne funeral home in Orfordville for arrangements.
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Martin Trostem
Footville
St. Clare Hospital
Trostem
C. Satrang
Orfordville
Myrtle Trostem
Janesville
Silverthorne Funeral
Prosecutor seeks John Doe hearing on police actions
Manitowoc County District Attorney Robert Koupnik announced a John Doe hearing to determine if any police officers engaged in criminal actions. The announcement requests investigation into police department affairs.
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Manitowoc
Robert Koupnik
John Doe
Koupnik
Diane marches toward seaboard as 115 mph hurricane threat grows
Charleston reports Hurricane Diane moving at 115 miles per hour toward the mainland as Carolinas and Georgia coastlines brace. Forecasters warn of potential nine-foot tides and beach erosion with risk to dunes and towns along the coast.
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Charleston
S. C
Diane
Carolina
Georgia
Weather Bureau
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
Connie
Hazel
Deputies Probe Vandalism At Brodhead Airport
Deputies report four planes at Brodhead airport damaged late Sunday night or Monday morning. Aircraft owned by Stanley Wraight Robert Hawkins Wheeler Searles and Radcliff Meyers had ropes cut canvas slashed and fuse lages damaged. Windows were broken in the airport shack Friday night or early Saturday.
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Sheriff's Department
Brodhead
Stanley Wraight
Robert Hawkins
Wheeler Searles
Radcliff Meyers
Meyers
Wraight
Proxmire To Talk In Monroe September 13
William Proxmire, former gubernatorial candidate, will speak at a public meeting in the Monroe Courthouse on September 13. County Democratic Party chairman Raymond E. Barth said the appearance was arranged by the county group.
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William Proxmire
Raymond E. Barth
Democratic Party
Proxmire
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Traiis
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James Thompson
Muskegon County
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Albert W. Swanson
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