Weather and Local Notices from Attica Area Aug 17 1954
Partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers possible in the west tonight and Wednesday. Low 50-58 north 58-62 south. High in the 80s with southeast winds 10-15 mph today, increasing to 12-15 mph then 15-18 mph in the northwest. Precipitation trace. Barometer 29.70 at 1 am and 29.65 at 1 pm. Real estate transfers include Mary V Savino to Bruno Soban da and wife for Attica village lots. Marriage licenses Roger L Gray and Marlene A Sleep. Deaths listed for Florence Darby Nelson Miller and George H Stoltz along with infant Jerdee. Births to Richard O Maurer and Kenneth White families on Aug 17.
St Clare Hospital rolls patient and staff names
A medical list from St Clare Hospital includes residents and patients from Beloit Browntown Rockford Wauconda and other towns. Surgical cases name Mrs William Husfeldt Mrs Clayton Burt and others. Dismissals note several individuals including LeRoy Hoekman Leon Schaver Gerald Roenneburg and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical
Bernard Wrezinski
Beloit
James Larsen
Browntown
Albert Grinnell
15Th Avenue
Thomas Osmonson
Rockford
Kenneth Wieenberg
5Th Street
Cyrus Nicholson
Wauconda
Ill
Robert O. Grant
Debra Schmidt
12Th Avenue
Ernest J. Buholzer
15Th Street
William Husfeldt
Marengo
Clayton Burt
Donald Laughridge
Sanford Ballard
Eugene Lueck
E. L. St. Peter
Grendahl
Rural Youth Sets Hayride and Wiener Roast Date
Rural Youth group in Farm Bureau offices voted for a hayride on August 30 followed by a wiener roast. Miss Shirley Leopold reported on a 4-H leaders recreation at Kamp Kenwood in Chippewa Falls with slides from the Alice in Dairyland parade. The Rural Youth square dance group plans a Monday meeting tonight at the Thomm residence with Mr. and Mrs. Thomm teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Shirley Leopold
Kamp Kenwood
Chippewa Falls
Alice In Dairy-land
Forest Ludwig
Cent Thomm
Mrs. Florence Darby 82 Dies in Brodhead
Mrs Florence Darby 82 died at home after a short illness in Brodhead born January 12 1872 in LaCrosse daughter of Lennie and Katura Drake first married Charles A Steele in LaCrosse July 2 1896 after his death wed Dr G S Darby August 29 1929 one son Robert E Steele two stepsons Seid F Darby three sisters and four grandchildren survive Remains to Greenwood Cemetery services Thursday at 2 pm Newcomer funeral home Rev J C Robertson officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery friends may call Wednesday evening
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Brodhead
Florence Darby
Seid F. Darby
Hyattsville
Mae Grower le
Tae Frances Long
LaCrosse
Darby
Ralph S. Steele
Brodhead American Legion Auxiliary
Newcomer Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
Brodhead Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Judge Bird's Rites To Be Held Tomorrow
Wausau services for Claire B Bird 8 former state senator and circuit judge who died in Madison Sunday will be held here Wednesday. He had been in ill health for several years. Bird practiced law in Wausau from 1892 to 1941, served in the senate from 1919 to 1923 and as 16th Judicial Circuit judge in 1941-42. A Republican he was a former vice president of the American Bar Association. He lived in Madison during the past six years.
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Wausau
Claire B. Bird
Madison
Bird
Senate
16Th Judicial Circuit
American Bar Association
John Minder Jr
Browntown
John E. Lopes
Cedar Rapids
Monroe
Clayton Ross
Brodhead
Monroe J
Francis Easter
Childaren
Juda
Women of the Moose
Lodge Hall
Earl Seffrood
Elton
South Wayne
Clara Thommen
Calamine
Janet Arnsmeier
Henry Wolf
Oshkosh
Emil Sutter
Albany
Lillian Lee
Herman A. Stuessy
Wiscconsin
William C. Maske
Creilles Lake
Hayward
Fred Kohler
Milwaukee
F. K. Kohler
Bergenfield
N. J
Fritz Messmer
Gertrude
22Nd Avenue
Switzerland
Fred Krauss Sr
Ben Knouse
Tennessee
Henry A. Burgy
Chicago
Long Beach
Calif
Fred Burgy
Robert H. Burgy
Frank Kundert
Mr. Chryst
Madi
Arthur Black
Portage
Seattle
Robert W. Black
Boeing Aircraft
Black
Glen Taylor
Donald Taylor
Fred Swenson
Midwest
Wyo
Roy Bliss
Warren
Paul Lindsay
Jerry
LaCrosse
Robert Wells
Wells
Rushford
Minn
Jeniece Lindsay
Monroe High School
First Train Ride for Youngsters to Juda
Alton Schumacher Jr and Gaylen Keegan four year olds rode their first train to Juda with Altons grandmother Mrs Carl Schumacher. Mrs Leo Keegan and Mrs Alton Schumacher Sr met them in Juda. C O Brunkow Juda Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Co’s gold medal honorary for over 25 years service presented by John Leichtenberg. Frank Rossman move to Spring Grove Township farm with Norbert Weinberg moving into Rossman house.
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Alton Schumacher Jr
Gaylen Keegan
Juda
Alton
Carl Schumacher
Leo Keegan
Alton Schumacher Sr
C. O. Brunkow
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co
John Leichtenberg
Frank Rossman
Spring Grove Township
Norbert Weinberg
Rossman
Returning from Abroad Mr and Mrs Franz Camenzind
Mr and Mrs Franz Camenzind of near Blanchardville return home soon after spending the summer in Switzerland. Wisconsin cheese market today shows steady demand fair trade quiet offerings adequate small styles, cheddars heavy. Prices given at state assembly points car lots moisture 32 34 percent daisies 35 35 percent longhorns 35 36 percent midgets 36 38 percent. Walter James Wilkinson, leader of a New York state bandit gang, added to FBI ten most wanted list for kidnapping robbery in Corinth on February 12.
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Franz Camenzind
Blanchardville
Switzerland
Madison
FSMNS
Wisconsin
Washington
Walter James Wilkinson
New York State
FBI
Wilkinson
Corinth
N. Y
Local Social Notes and Visits Span Wisconsin Towns
Personal mentions list callers in Monroe and nearby towns while noting visits and vacations across Wisconsin and beyond. Entries cover residents from Browntown Juda and Juda area to Milwaukee and Oshkosh, plus travel plans, hospitalities, and a Moose lodge meeting, reflecting a lively community calendar.
No Farm Resentment Found in Green and Lafayette Areas
Madison reporter notes little resentment toward state and national administrations during a campaign tour of Green and Lafayette farm districts. Wiscon sin State Journal staff member George Rodgerson, with State Sen Warren Knowles and Joyce Larkin, reports farmers showed confidence in agriculture policies and expected abundant crops. Green Lafayette area described as lush, abundance shaping voting outlook.
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Green
Lafayette
George Rodgerson
Wisconsin State Journal
Warren Knowles
Joyce Larkin
Knowles
Larkin
Rodgerson
Benson
Wisconsin
Green-Lafayette
Hild
Troops Retake Fortress of Goa
Portuguese forces recaptured the Tiracol fortress near Goa after Goan nationalists seized it Sunday in a campaign to merge Portuguese enclaves with India. The Statesman reports a cruiser bombardment followed by a 120-man landing party restoring the Portuguese flag as police jailed demonstrators leaving Bombay.
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New Delhi
Tiracol
Portugal
India
Statesman
Potugal
Goa
Bombay
Brazil Air Force arrests plot leader in editor attack
Brazil’s air force reports the capture of a man identified as the ringleader in the August 5 assassination attempt on editor Carlos Lacerda. Maj. Ruben Vaz was killed by gunmen during the raid near Rio de Janeiro. Two hundred air force personnel with helicopters and planes conducted the hunt. the suspect was a former member of Vargas’ personal guard. The U.S. Post Office Department runs about 40,000 post offices.
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UN Sannainy
Climerio Eurides de
Almedia
Carlos Lacerda
Air Force
Ruben Vaz
Vargas
Lacerda
Rio de Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Vaz
New Auto Merger Receives Approval
Detro it reports Studebaker and Packard stockholders approved a merger creating the Studebaker Packard Corp. Packard voted 12 016 402 shares, about 82.9 percent. Studebaker 1 955 320 shares, about 82 percent. Final transfer of properties to Packard to form the new company expected within four weeks. James J. Nance to be president and CEO. Paul G. Hoffman to chair the board. Harold S. Vance to head the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Studebaker Corp
Packard Motor Car Co
Packard
Studebaker
Wilmington
Del
Studebaker-Packard Corp
James J. Nance
Paul G. Hoffman
Harold S. Vance
Vance
Hoffman
Three Die in Beaver Dam Highway Crash
A head on collision on Highway 33 north of Beaver Dam late Monday night killed three local residents Clement A. Ptaschinski 37 Clin ton J. Mallon 39 and Russell Larson 19. Emery Wendt 48 and Robert Palmiter 37 were seriously injured and hospitalized. Deputy Sheriff Jerome Kreuziger Dodge County said the crash occurred on a straight stretch near midnight with no witnesses.
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Beaver Dam
Highway 33
Here
Clement A. Ptaschinski
Clinton J. Mallon
Russell Larson
Emery Wendt
Robert Palmiter
Jerome Kreuziger
Dodge County
Wehdt
Larson
Belfast Alerted For Queen's Visit
Belfast security clamps tightened hours before Queen Elizabeth II arrival for the liner launch. Police detained three men at Newry as four others fled. previous visit in 1953 saw sabotage amid royal entry. Navy operation Haiphong Vietnam aid moves proceed amid typhoon delays and Peiping Radio denounces.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Newry
Northern
Southern Ireland
ESTES
Southern Cross
Dochina
Menard
Haiphong
Saigon
U. S
Adm
L. S. Sabin
U. S. Navy
Western Pacific
Japan-Okinawa
Navy
Peiping Radio
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Four Monroe youths aboard USS Vermillion on voyage
Four Monroe youths who are Naval Reserve members ride the cargo ship Vermillion for a two week voyage leaving Norfolk Virginia Lowell Stuessy Robert Ambrose John and William Senatsch are aboard the vessel anchored in mid Atlantic for training and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Atlantic
Naval Reserve
Vermillion
Norfolk
Lowell Stuessy
Robert Ambrose
John
William Senatsch
India grounds refugee plane amid Pakistan flood relief efforts
A U S Globemaster carrying emergency supplies to East Pakistan was grounded in New Delhi on orders of Indian authorities for missing documents. A second Globemaster arriving to Dacca from Tokyo was refused clearance to stay overnight in Calcutta for refueling.
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New Delhi
East Pakistan
New Dehli
India
U S
Dacca
Tokyo
Calcutta
U. S
Karachi
Pakistan
Palam
Pakistans
Clearance Delay Halts Globemaster Nonstop Flight
A press note reports insufficient time to grant clearance for a Globemaster nonstop flight. Officials indicated procedural constraints may delay launch plans and require review by aviation authorities before consent can be issued.
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Globemaster
Stock List Advances Led by Oils and Motors
New York stocks rose as oils led gains with heavy trading. Motors also advanced as Packard and Studebaker merger votes supported higher shares. U S Steel, General Motors, Goodrich, Montgomery Ward, and others climbed, while Youngstown Sheet, Westinghouse fell.
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New York
Motors
Packard Motors
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
National Distillers
Zenith
American Telephone
Anaconda
Dome Mining
Allied’ Chemical
General Electric
Standard Oil (Nj
Sinclair Oil
Royal Dutch
Westinghouse
American Can
Bullard
U.S. Gypsum
Texas Pacific Land
Reds Try Food Switch in Border Aid Probe
East German Communists reportedly sought influence by sending food across the border to striking West German metal workers, signaling a bid to curry favor amid industrial dispute in Munich and Bavaria region.
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Munich
Germany
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Jerry Jerdee
Arthur Jerdee
Brooklyn
Richard O. Maurer
14Th Avenue
Kenneth White
St. Clare Hospital
Oetz
Ann Sheridan
Glenn Ford
Honduras
Ann Blyth
Edmund Gwenn
Edmund Purdom
Louis Calhern
S. Z. “Cuddles
Sakall
Prince
Goetz
Chalet
Marilyn Monroe
Robert Mitchum
River of No Return
Mrs. Darby
Judge Bird
Brazil
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U.S. Post Office Department
H. S. Ceuneetee
Tay
Phillips & Smith
New Auto
U.S. Navy
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