State Road Patrols Renewed Appeal for Stronger Force
Homer G. Bell urges a well trained adequately equipped state highway patrol in Wisconsin. He cites recent highway incidents across counties and argues the current 551 officers are understaffed and warrants expanded strength toward 290 to 300 men with better radio, supervision, and expansion prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer G. Bell
Wisconsin
Wiscontees
Hy Vaio
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Journalists Debate Editors and Integrity in Training
The discussion centers on journalism school instructors and the claim that readers suffer when editors lie or exaggerate. Critics challenge the dean’s view that experience in newspaper production alone should not define instructors. They defend training rooted in intellect, knowledge, vigilance, and responsibility while rebutting claims of widespread newsroom moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pean JL. Spuivan
Russia
Can
Lenin
Middlewest
Registered Bull Sales Involve Breeders Here
Brown Swiss breeders in Green county participate in a state sale announced by Fred S. Idise secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders association Beloit. W L Dobbs Monroe sold Priscilla's Privet Royal to Aloysius Pfeifer Buena Vista Ia. Wesley Grenzow and son Juda bought Swiss Lady's Signal from H L and Donald Neustwander Dakota Ill and Alfred Meier Monroe bought Judes Bridge Bailie from Judd's farms of New Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baie
Green County
Fred S. Idise
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Beloit
W. L. Dobbs
Monroe
Priscilla
Aloysius Pfeifer
Buena Vista
Wesley Grenzow
Juda
H. L
Donald Neuschwander
Dakota
Ill
Alfred Meier
Youth Faces Trial in Inamawar After Fatal Schoolyard Wounding
A youth was released under $300 bond yesterday and charged in the death of 15 year old Thomas Pearce who was fatally wounded at a school while examining a tall owned by Wilkinson. The incident occurred November 25 and involves a Wilkinson property. The case centers on the schoolyard death and the youth's alleged role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pearce
Wilkinson
Interesting Items From The Evening Files
Governor Davidson urges a state deposit insurance system akin to the federal plan for national banks. Swing festival features Adolph Alpalnalo as Swingen King. High school girls open basketball season against Platteville. Monroe players named. Also notes 15 years back greet council tax cut to 28 dollars and Berry Cheese factory officers. Mr Schilt dies. Emma Haeft and Mrs Moyer pass away. Pauline Gehrke wed Howard Gehrke. Mrs Burkhalter dies. Nathan Burgy named Green County traffic policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Adolph Alpalnalo
Monroe Kaeser Verein
Armory
Platteville High School
Monroe
E. Isely
L. Isely
E. Stauffacher
D. Stearns
E. Lamont
Berry Cheese Factory
Clarence Schroeder
W. B. Raymer
John Ruff
Warner Geasler
Sylvester
Baschi Recital Company
Citizens
Peter Schilt
Kueng
Emma Haeft
Cadiz Township
New Glarus
Frank Moyer
Pauline Gehrke
Howard Gehrke
Gottlieb Burkhalter
Nathan F. Burgy
Green County
Soldier’s son serves in Japanese occupation force unit
Ray Beckman with occupation forces in Maebashi on Honshu Island assists Gam ma military government work. The 5th Grade Technician, son of Ray L. Beckman of Monroe, formerly worked at W. R. Schuetze Co. before enlisting in August last year. He trained at Fort Bliss and shipped to Japan last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendai
Japan
Ay. W. Beckman
Ray L. Beckman
23Rd Avenue
Monroe
Gumna
Maebashi
Honshu Island
Gamma
Uie
Monroe Highchool
T/J Beckman
W. R. Schuetze Company
Army
Fort Blissex
Monticello Honor Students Listed
Monticello honors list for the second six weeks includes Sophomores Barbar Karlen Gordon Holcomb Rose mary Babler and Gordon Schultz Juniors Clara Frehner Gene Lynn Carla Lewis Norma n Riese Rosemary Roberts Helen Stauffacher A Silver Roy Schweizer Willis Marty Donald Lewis Beth Ann Becker Seniors Marianne Elmer Hollis Babler Joyce Pease Reynold Zeller Virginia Elmer and Dorothy Dahnke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Caimes
Monticello
Joyce Prisk
L. White
Ruth Gempeler
Gladys Buehl
Barbar Karlen
Gordon Holcomb
Rosemary Babler
Gordon Schultz
Clara Frehner
Gene Lynn
Carla Lewis
Norman Riese
Rosemary Roberts
Helen Stauffacher
A. Silver
Roy Schweizer
Willis Marty
Donald Lewis
Beth Ann Becker
Marianne Elmer
Hollis Babler
Joyce Pease
Reynold Zeller
Virginia Elmer
Dorothy Dahnke
Government Appeals Capt Durant Case in 4th Circuit
The fourth U S circuit court of appeals reviews ex Wac Capt Kathleen B Nash Durant case over alleged theft of the Hesse crown jewels. Durant was convicted by a German court martial and sentenced to five years. A federal judge ordered her release, ruling she was civilian when tried, and government lawyers appeal that ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wac
Kathleen B. Nash Durant
Hesse Crown Jewels
Germany
Ben Moore
Alderson
W. Va
Meyers Not Father in Hughes Case Ends Claim
In a unanimous ruling the court of special sessions found John W. Meyers press agent for Howard Hughes was not the father of Patricia Miles a 10 month old child. The decision closes a dispute over paternity involving high profile figures and a young child.
Will Visit in Hawaii Frances Leaves for California Trip
Frances Kleinmaier sails tomorrow to Sacramento to join Mrs. Winifred Rush for the winter in Honolulu. They plan to visit Mrs. Rush's son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rush of Mill Valley California, taking a clipper around December 18. Kleinmaier will be joined Sunday by Harold Kleinmaier and Leo Hilfiker II. Leo, a Whitewater State Teachers College student, spends the weekend at Mrs. Charles Kleinmaier home where he has lived for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliss Frances
Sacramento
Calif
Winifred Rush
Honolulu
Charles Kleinmaier
Thanksgiving social notices from Clarno and surrounding towns
Thanksgiving and Sunday dinners populate this column with names and places: Mrs Grace Fowler hosts in Clarno with visitors from Monroe and Oneco. families in Beloit Juda Monroe Monticello Freeport and Belleville share meals with relatives. Moroccan 17th century youth facts conclude the item, noting candy was forbidden as warrior fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Herbert Matzke
William Pick
Clara Clark
Monroe
R. J. Rhyner
Charles Frey
Barbara
Judith
Marlene
Henry Altman
Lawrence Tait
Tommy
Oneco
Albert Reinmann
Roy Reinmann
Large attendance eyed for Green County school board meet
More than 300 Green County school board members are expected to attend the annual county meeting at the high school auditorium. Representatives will come from 126 rural districts including 38 closed, five villages and two state graded schools. Speakers include A R Page on school plant improvement and new laws, Ruth Chase on rural health, and Harold Lautz on rural sanitation. Music by Green County Normal students under Virginia Linley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Ool Board
Irene Olson
A. R. Page
State Department of Public Instruction
Ruth Chase
Harold Lautz
State Board of Health
Green County Normal School
Virginia Linley
Funeral for Mr Steinmann at St John’s Evangelical Church
Last rites for Mr Steinmann were conducted in the afternoon at St John’s Evangelical Church with Rev. P. C. Keble officiating. A sizable number of out of town friends and relatives attended, including John S. Steinmann of Kahoka Missouri and John H. Keel of Marshfield, among others from Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmann
St. John’s Evangelical Church
P. C. Keble
John S. Steinmann
Kahoka
John H. Keel
Marshfield
Edward J. Young
South Bend
Ind
John Blaser
Rockford
Thomas L. Keel
Fred Steinmann Sr
Ervin Brown
Emil Barth
Charles Eastman
Chi
Fred Duchow
Milwaukee
Cago
Rudolph Whalen
Madison
Frank Albright
Russell
Fred Blumer
Leroy
Albany
Elliott Montgomery
Brodhead
T. J. Barmore
Beloit
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mrs. F N Miller reports on local events including a 60th wedding anniversary at Albany for Mr and Mrs Schultz, Christmas meeting for the Juda Womans club, Vivian Johnson visiting from Chicago, a birth at St Clare hospital, 80th birthday honor for Rudy Lehnherr at Blanchardville, visits by the Kramer and Carter families, Martha Wolgast shopping in Monroe, moves involving the Clements and Buhlman families, and returns from Racine by E T Lahr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Salzwedel
William Schultz
Albany
Juda Womans Club
Harrison Grenzow
Vivian Johnson
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Ira Johnson
Robert Preston
St. Clare Hospital
Louis Lehnherr
Lehnherr
Rudy Lehnherr
Blanchardville
Arthur Kramer
Rock Grove
Ill
Russell Carter
Martha Wolgast
Monroe
Arthur Hartwig
Mabel Bauer
William Clements
Harry Buhlman
Juda
Preston Sisters
Brodhead
E. T. Lahr
Racine
Santa and Mr Sleek enter a strange Christmas tale
A long mixed text blends birthday names with a fairy tale about Santa Claus and a villain, Mr Sleek, who plans to steal Christmas by banning Santa Land. Santa disguises himself to test good children and learns sincerity matters more than wealth or mischief. The narrative follows Santa's quest to prove true goodness in a world of trickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Santa Claus
South Pole
Mr. Sleek
Sleek
Jeffrey Jeremiah
Jeffrey
Santa Land
Santa
Mizoo
Nick Olas
New Members Additions List for Local Group
Beth Ann Schuler of Monticello joined on December 20 1942. Beverly Jean Jones from Juda route 1 joined January 8 1945. Charlene Mae Jones Juda route 1 joined February 27 1946. Jerome Paul Lindsay of 1415 17th Avenue joined December 7 1942.
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Joyce Irene Camron
Bernard Milz
Lois Anderson
Rockford
Lois Kay Allan
Browntown
Judith Mae Olson
Woodford
Dale Roger Meyer
Joan Kathryn Rosenstiel
John Cotherman
Jerome Paul Lindsay
Avenue
Billie Ann Wenger
15Th Street
James Ross
Stephen Alan Matzke
Norma Suzanne Cresson
16Th Avenue
Marlene Helen Zimmerman
E Sharon Rae Broge
9Th Street
LaVerne Lou Schindler
Freeport
Thomas Clifford Prien
Beth Ann Schuler
Monticello
Beverly Jean Jones
Juda
Charlene Mae Jones
17Th Avenue
Probation for Attempted Statutory Rape Guilty Plea
William Patrick, 40, of route 2 Evansville, was placed on probation for one to three years after pleading guilty before Municipal Judge Ralph F. Gunn to attempted statutory rape. The court sentenced him to one to three years in state prison but stayed the sentence and ordered probation. Paper in most telephone books looks white but actually is blue white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
William Patrick
Route 2
Evansville
Ralph F. Gunn
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Monroe Evening Times
Moores Daily Journal
Caily
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Moores
Win
Fula
Associated Press
Inamawar
Ray Beckman
Durant
Skedi
Ralph
CeCe OI
Monroe, Wis
Hawa
Clarno
Mrs
Grace Fowler
F. N. Miller
Evening Times Office
Happy
Rena Lou Thorp
10Th Street
Kenneth Paul Hoesly
Merva Emilie Leg
Wiles C. Thompson Jr
Derlyne Joan Eimer
Donald Lester Witt
Larry Francis Leopold
Nathan Earl Hartwig
Route 5
Gary John Studer
Carol Ann Rover
Tommy Roger Hartwig
Barbara Jean Ballmoos
Argyle
Tom Oliver
Lucrece Hudgins
Evening Times Club
Mon’ Roe
Wis
I. FD
Postottion
DeLaval Magnetic Speedway Milking
Handy
de Layal Magnetic Speedway
de Laval
Securiy Fschudy
J. Jacob Tschudy
Robert E. Tschudy
Burkhard Auto Electric
12Th Street
St Charles
St. Charles
St. Charles Kitchee
Norman R. Harper
Washington Ave
Madison, Wis
Fairchild
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