Cast Nearly Set For Wilhelm Tell Labor Day Pageant
New Glarus residents rehearse the Wilhelm Tell pageant with German and English casts set for Labor Day weekend. Gilbert Ott returns as Wilhelm Tell. Joshua Hoesly and Paul Grossenbacher lead the English and German Gessler roles. Director from Switzerland Albert Wirz will direct the German version while Harlan Wernle leads the English cast.
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Glarus
Switzerland
Albert Wirz
Harlan Wernle
Wirz
Canton Aargau
Gilbert Ott
Wilhelm Tell
Joshua Hoesly
Gessler
Paul Grossenbacher
Marie Streiff
Lila Mae Schneider
Doris Stuessy
Millard Tschudy
Tschudy
Herman Gessler
Werner Freiherr
von Attinghausen
Henry Schiffman
Ulrich von Rudenz
Herman Feller
Itel Reading
Melvin Streiff
Werner Stauffacher
Ernest Weiland
Konrad Hunn
Fred H. Disch
Hans Auf der Mauer
Nic Kubly
Uri
Walter Fuerst
J. J. Figi
Ernest Thierstein
Peterman
the Sexton
August Feiz
Werni
Hunter
Oswald Schneider
Rosselmann
Priest
Albert Elmer
Kuoni
Shep-Herd
Alfred Fuchser
Henry Vollenweider
Ruoch
Fisher
Jacob Amacher
Unterwalden
Arnold von Melchtal
Konrad Baumgartner
Gottfried Schuetz Jr
Marc Wirtz
Mei
Tell
Henry J. Stuessy
Shirley Hefty
Wilhelm Tell Jr
Kenneth Roth
Walter Tell
Roy Neuenschwander
Armgard
Ruth Ann Roth
Patsy Palmer
Apple
Edna Hefty
Hildegard
Jacob Disch
Elsbeth
Walter Streiff
Attinghausen
Herman Zweifel
John S. Duerst
Rudolph der Harras
Otso Duerst
Friesshardt
Harley Streiff
Leuthold
Casper Thorn
Town Rer
Paul Schmoker
Fronvogt
H. M. Schmid
Stussi
Fred Theiler
Steinmetz
Werner Freiherr von Attinghausen
Ray Meythaler
Schwytz
Itel Reding
Stauffacher
Henry Schmid
Herman Kubly
the Sex
Youths Debate Center Plan in Monroe Meeting
Monroe teenagers gather at the Angle to debate continuing the current Angle and Monroe Youth Center HQ on a $2,000 yearly city rental versus creating a city supported community center for all ages. Debaters list opposing and supporting teams with named members and plan to hear businessmen and townspeople before Monday’s decision.
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Monroe
Angle
Youth Council
Monroe Youth Center
Armory
16Th Avenue
Lth
Gilbert Goodman
Daniel Teehan
Dolores Hodgson
Jane Anderson
Ben Blaser
William Biffle
Jack Andereck
Carol Schindler
William Schmitz
Catherine Hartman
Karen Bender
Phoebe Abraham
Gary Scherer
Ronald Teehan
Barbara Stauffacher
Robert Rieder
Wilbur Beach
Cool Weather Record Lows Reported in Midwest Cities
The cool air mass from Canada pushed temperatures down to 51 at 5 a.m. in Monroe and 41 at Park Falls, with noon readings repeating yesterday at 72. Southern Wisconsin expected fair weather tonight and Sunday. On the date, New York and Chicago posted record low readings of 56 and 55 respectively.
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Monive
Winnie
Midwest
Canada
Monroe
Park Falls
Wisconsin
New York
Mercury
Chicago
Hungry Bears Cafeterias Aim to End Duluth Raids
Bears wander into towns as crops fail. 100 plus shot in northern Minnesota. Oil workers opened first feeding station near Duluth to lure animals and reduce danger. Warden Hansen notes feeding sites must be safe for bears and residents, seeking controlled gatherings rather than gunfire.
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Ens
Minnesota
Duluth
Oil Company
Duluth Sanitary Service
Leroy H. Hansen
Hansen
Food Firm Officials Charged Over Strike Deception
Two officials of Mazo Food Products Co were charged by warrants issued by Superior Judge Roy Proctor. Joseph Racek and his brother Frank Racek allegedly deceived migratory workers with false pay and condition claims following a strike by 40 workers. Warrants cited unlawful influence to recruit workers in Wisconsin. State health officials also reported possible health regulation violations at the Mazo camp.
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Meus ( WE
Mazomanie
Roy Proctor
Joseph Racek
Mazo Food Products Co
Frank
Dane County
Herman Kerl
Kerl
Raceks
Kerr
State Board of Health Representatives
Mazo Camp
Former Treasurer Louis E Boll Dies at 80 in Iowa
Louis E Boll, 80, former Lafayette County treasurer, died Thursday in Harlan Iowa after brief illness. He moved to Harlan eight years ago. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Nelson Sharer funeral home with Rev E J Jeffrey, burial in Union Grove cemetery. Born in Darlington he taught in Lafayette County schools and served two terms as treasurer over 30 years ago, later as treasurer from 1937 until resigning Aug 1 1940. Survived by daughter Mrs Elmer Buss and two brothers Charles and Herman of Platteville.
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Harlan
Elmer Buss
Charles
Eee
Herman
Platteville
Vaughan Role in Grain Ration Complaint Aired
Senate investigators report Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan Truman aide pressed for changes in grain rationing for alcohol. Vaughan allegedly sought to aid a New Jersey molasses firm in sugar rules and protested a 1946 order after contacting Clinton Anderson and Nate Koenig. No changes in the order were indicated.
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Vaughan
Mundt
Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
Agriculture Department
Senate
Truman
New Jersey
RSD
McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
U. S
New Mexico
Nate Koenig
Koemig
Brannan
Koenig
Tri
Rico
Milwaukee
Hoffman
Nate
Square Repaving Now in Last Stage
The public square resurfacing nears completion with only six small pour areas left. Vinton Construction Co. crews ready for Monday pours at the northwest and northeast corners. Remaining tasks include curb and gutter work, form removal, minor blacktop fills, grade adjustments near the court house side, and resetting ornamental street light posts on new bases before final connections. Wisconsin Power and Light and O T Havey Co will complete power ducts and lighting hookups.
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Thay
Vinton Construction Co
Bauman and Benkert
Benkert Building
Schuetze’s
Blumer’s
11Th Street
17Th Avenue
Court House
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
O. T. Havey Co. Madison
Havey
Early Flying Discs Found Abandoned in Tobacco Barn
Maryland troopers uncover two odd devices in a tobacco barn linked to Jonathan E Caldwell. Air Force initially classed them as possible prototypes of flying saucers, then withheld judgment. The machines show a rotating disc with blades and a boxlike craft with props above and below, never flying. Caldwell disappeared with his family after a 1940 winter departure from a southern Maryland farm, leaving personal effects behind.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Air Force
Jonathan E. Caldwell
Claudius Belk
Office of Special Investigation
Washin
United States
Fourth Victim Dies In Weekend Traffic Fatality
Captain Belk reported the fourth traffic death of the week. Ester Gullard, 37, was killed when struck by a car last night while Caldwell’s son awaits help to obtain engineering data about a flying disc.
Jolson Misses His Own Day at Chicago Railroad Fair
Jolson failed to appear for his scheduled Jolson Day event at the Chicago Railroad Fair. Officials say he arrived in Chicago but claimed no knowledge of the engagement. A special car was sent from his hotel to the venue and later to the masseur, leaving fair officials puzzled as he did not perform at 2 pm or any other time.
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al Jolson
Jolson
New York
Chicago
Jack Reilly
Reilly
U S Walker Team Takes 7-1 Lead at Halfway Mark
The U S Walker team held a seven to one edge over Britain at lunch, with Charles Kocsis dominating Ar thur Perowne after a 71 while Willie Turnesa trailed Ronnie White. Frank Stranahan led Max McReady and Skee Riegel led Jim Bruen 2 up as others contended.
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Arthur Perowne
Frank Stranahan
Max McReady
Skee Riegel
Jim Bruen
Johnny Dawson
Joe Carr
Charlie Coe
Cecil Ewing
Ray Billows
Ken Thom
Jimmie McHale
Gerald Micklem
One Deer Per Season Change Seeks State Action
The conservation commission's order received by Norman V. Hicks, Green County warden, sets a limit of one deer per season and outlines measurement rules for forked antlers. A close season from November 19 to 23 applies in counties with open deer rifle seasons, covering all wild animals and birds except deer and migratory game birds.
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The
Conservation Commission
Norman V. Hicks
Green County
Lights Set For Debut At Recreation Park Tonight
Power to the park lights was wired by Wisconsin Power and Light Co. and transformers feed 110 volt underground lines to 10 poles. Tonight’s games feature Kindert Oilers vs Ben nis Recreation and Wenger vs Phillips Smith. A slate of baseball and softball follows with league races, tournaments, and a Shrine KC benefit ball next Sunday.
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Recreation Park
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Kindert Oilers
Bennis Recreation
Wenger
Monroe State Line
Belleville
Wisconsin Recreation Directors’ Association
Beloit Nichols Furnitures
Footville
Janesville
VFW
Platteville
Monroe
Faibanks-Morse
Sprayers To Start Rural Schools Next
Green County villages and two cities have been sprayed with DDT. Rural schools will be started next week with operations expected to continue two to three weeks. R Ault and Sons Spraying Co of Monroe began Aug 11 under contract with the Green County Chapter of the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation. Communities completed include Monroe Brodhead New Glarus Monticello Albany Juda Browntown.
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Green County
R. Ault and Sons Spraying Co
Monroe
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Brodhead
New Glarus
Monticello
Albany
Judah
Browntown
International Drive Aims to Crush Narcotics Ring
A large cocaine trafficking ring linked to Peru and political intrigue was exposed with the arrest of Eduardo Balarezo, a U.S. citizen living on Long Island. U.N., American, and Peruvian authorities led a two year effort, with Balarezo held on $100,000 bail aboard the liner La Guardia, amid plans to expand to Italy and arm insurgents in Peru.
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New York
Peru
United Nations Action
Hng
U. S
U.N
Eduardo Balarezo
Great North River
Long Island
Joseph P. Martin
Syntate
Italy
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Balarezo
la Guardia
Alfonso Sue Y Teran
Department of Investigation
Aprista Party
Victor Haya de la Torce
Aprista
Mier
Haya de la Torce
Chinese Strive To Halt Red Rush
Nationalists rush reinforcements into mountains northeast of Canton to check the communists southward advance. Tayu loss brings rebels within five miles of Kwangtung border. Amoy port threatened. in the northwest, Lanchow area pushed to within 12 miles before repulse.
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Canton
Tayu
Kwangtung
Phillippine
Manila
Amoy
Lanchow
Kansu
Beloit College to Acquire WBNB-FM Station
Beloit College will take over operation of radio station WBNB-FM on Sept 1 after purchasing it from Beloit Daily News. The college will keep current schedule and add classroom programs, with operations run from campus studios.
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Beloit College
Beloit
Wbnb-Fm
Beloit Daily News
Tragedy Aboard Korean Train Stalled in Tunnel
48 Koreans killed as a passenger train stalled in a tunnel causing a deadly panic while trying to escape. Reporter C L Burpee, American adviser to Korea’s railway system, distributed the report today.
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C. L. Burpee
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Jacob Wettach
Struth von Winkelried
Robert Strickler
Jenni
the Fisher
John Webber
Bertha von Bruneck
Hedwig
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