Public Notice Hearing Set in Monroe Wisconsin 1956
City of Monroe orders a court hearing December 26 1956 with publication in the Monroe Evening Times for three weeks and notices sent to Public Administrator Wisconsin Taxation and interested parties. The order dated December 1 1956 names Marshall L Peterson as County Judge and Blum and Blum as attorneys. Public Sales Service Auctions and Freeport Auction Service calendars list multiple December auctioneers and locations across Monroe Juda Lena Winslow Orangeville and Polo.
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State OF Wisconsin
Green County Court
Mattie Eaton
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
County of Green
Wisconsin Department of Taxation
Marshall L. Peterson
Girl Scout Troop 21 Holds Meeting and Fair Plans
Troop 21 reporter Shirley Ault led Thursday’s meeting with gift exchanges and thanks to Sandra Franklin. Discussions covered the Saturday Scout Fair at the National Guard Armory with a cookie and candy stand and a sweepstakes. Leaders are Mrs. William Spoorry and Miss Lura Heinzelman.
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Shirley Ault
Sandra Franklin
National Guard Armory
William Spoerry
Lura Heinzelman
Dormitory Students Riot Over Bland Food at Michigan
Hundreds of University of Michigan students riot in dormitory dining halls over meals hurling plates of asparagus and vanilla pudding. Dean Walter B. Rea promises an investigation as students blame food quality since the semester began. The piece notes the Appalachian Trail remains the long trek from Mount Katahdin to Mount Olgethorpe.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Walter B. Rea
Dave Gumenick
Detroit
Tommy Dorsey’s Swinging Legacy Highlighted in Remembrance
Hollywood remembers Tommy Dorsey after his death last week. The Irish showman led a vibrant band in the 1930s and 40s, famed for energy and innovation. His rival was his brother Jimmy, with whom he briefly reunited in 1953, though glory did not return.
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Hollywood
Tommy Dorsey
Benny Goodman
Glenn Miller
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Jimmy
Bing Crosby
Green Eyes
Marie Elena
Glen Island
New York
Buddy Rich
Ziggy Elman
Frank Sinatra
Jo Stafford
Connie Haines
The
Pied Pipers
Milwaukee Polio Unit declares financial crisis
Milwaukee chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says it is broke and unable to pay bills until January 15 1957. Chapter treasurer Dayton Johnson cited a deficit of 15000 dollars linking it to 1955 polio year with Milwaukee reporting 600 cases.
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Milwaukee
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Dayton Johnson
Johnson
Actor Rossano Brazzi to star in South Pacific film
Hollywood reports Rossano Brazzi has signed to play the suave French planter in the screen version of South Pacific. He will portray Ezio Pinza's famous role in the musical.
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Pinza
Hollywood
Rossano Brazzi
Ezio Pinza
TV Highlights for Tonight in Local Listings
A packed schedule lists Nat King Cole on Channel 33 at 6 29 p m Bold Journey Seminole Everglades with Dr Russell Frazier on Channel 27 Dinah Shore Show at 8 30 p m featuring George Gobel and Guy Mitchell Channel 33 Studio One Por trait of a Citizen with Walter Slezak and Lili Darvas on Channel 3 Rosemary Clooney Show with Robert Clary Channel 39 10 30 p m Broken Arrow Caged starring Tom Jef ords on Channel 138 Noahs Ark Syncopated Squirrel starring Paul Burke and May Wynn Channel 39 Wyatt Earp Take Back Your Town starring Hugh O Brian Channel 33 Herb Shriner Show with Marguerite Piazza Channel 3 Channel 13 8 30 p m Red Skelton Show Marilyn Maxwell Channel 3 8 30 p m DuPont Theater Pursuit of a Princess starring Brian Aherne Channel 27 Kaiser Aluminum Hour Cracker Money starring Glenda Farrell and Louis Jean Heidt Channel 39
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Dinah Shore
George Gobel
Guy Mitchell
Studio One
Walter Slezak
Lili Darvas
Rosemary Clooney
Robert Clary
Broken Arrow
Tom Jeffords
Channel 138
Noah’s Ark
Paul Burke
May Wynn
Wyatt Earp
Hugh O’brian
Herb Shriner
Marguerite Piazza
Red Skelton
Marilyn Maxwell
DuPont Theater
Pursuit of
A Princess
Brian Aherne
Kaiser Aluminum Hour
Glenda Farrell
Louis Jean Heidt
Channel 39
Livestock and Produce Markets Report Chicago
Salable hogs 9 500 fairly active with gains in butchers and light weights, sows higher. Cattle volume 28 000 with calves slow and prices mixed, cows steady to strong, vealers steady, stockers slow. Produce at Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows butter steady with wholesale prices and eggs weaker amid steady to lower wholesale bids.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wolesale
Sinatra Resting at Home After Neck and Back Pain
Frank Sinatra's press agent says the singer is resting at home with muscular pains in the neck and back that kept him from appearing on two television programs. Dr Kenneth L Little UC anthropologist reports Sierra Leone natives prefer clerical work to returning to tribal chieftain roles.
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Sinatra
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Kenneth L. Little
University of California
Africa
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Green County Lumber & Fuel Co
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Haworths
Helland’s Food & Locker Service
Juda
Monroe Bakery
Ammon’s
Turkey Farm
Winslow
Stouffer’s Hatchery
Lena
Sporting Goods
Safford
Riverside Dr
Beloit
Wis
Memoriam
Fred Kraas Jr
Fred Kraus Jr
Coplien
Farmers Mutuals
A. R. Livingston
Piper Bros
Jim Newman
Poff's Cycle Shop
6Th Street
Monroe Evening Times
Century Service Co
Monroe 106
Richardson Electric CO
DHIA
Byron Hartwig
Route 1
Clarno
Viggo Nielsen
China
Victor Road
Rt. 3
Browntown
Disch’s
Disch Hardware and Implement Inc
New Glarus
Poland
Ernest Legler
Argyle
Christ Waelti
Hampshire Boars
Joe Jones
Hampshire
Dale Phillips and Son
Twin Grove
Tamworth
John Leverton
Dakota
Ill
Phone Rock Grove
John D. Blumer & Son
Martin
Edwin Frederick
Curtiss Farms
Stanley Priewe
Monticello
Doec
Fontana
16Th Ave
Mercomatic
Ldewrth
Roy Kolb
Woodford
Green County Auto CO
Mercury
Behring Motor Co
Baler Twine
New Holland
Stag and Holland
Evaovia
Studer
Melvin Waelti
ACME
Stauffacher
Egli Implement Coo
13Th Street
John Ruef
L. J. Bartle
Argyle, Wis
Lohner, Cable, Acrosonic
M. Earl Clark
17Th Ave
Lionel
Jeffrey Anderson
St. Victor’s Church
HAREN
Donald Keen
Monroe Land Co
F. L. Buchschacher
Heinzelman Construction and Supply
23Rd Ave
Farmer's Wants
H. Schmitz
Elver Wild
Route 2
James Flanagan
Route 3
Monroe Salvage Co
Alston’s Auto Parts
Square
Bath
11Th Street
Sylvester Township
Juda One
John Brugger Jr
Flelp
Emerson
Omar Bakeries
Cross Street
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Times
AVON
Avon Products
Mesa Rd
Madison 4
Phone
South Wayne
Schluter
Madison
Legals
Lea A
Blondie
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Chic Young
Rogers Silverware
Rogers AA
Penney’s
BATES
EVTER
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Bell and Howell
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London
the Klassy Shop
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Armstrong
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Chalet
Remington
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St. Nick
Lanz Hardware CO
Gambles
Badger Paint
Stuessy
Goetz Theatre
Poff
Rosa Florist Telephone
Blum and Blum
Public Sales Service
Julius Friedrich
Rt. 4
Rex Conners
Mon
Freeport
Wayne G. Shippy
Haldeen Kampmeier
Davis
Robert Hilton
Frank F. Lucas
Polo
Fordon Fluegel & Son
Cyrus Blunt
McConnell
Earl Baylor
Orangeville
Girl Scout News
Mount Katahdin
Maine
Mount Olgethorpe
Georgia
Milwaukee County
William Bouers
Burnette Painter
France
Nat (King) Cole
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Seminole Everglades
Russell Frazier
Channel 27
Big Sister
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Mandrake the Magician
Buddy
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