Weather Summary Shows Warmer Temperatures and Clouding
The forecast indicates increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions tonight with a mix of light snow in the north and warmer periods in the south. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and higher temperatures from 32 to 50 degrees across the region. Historical comparisons note a high of 51 and a low of 5 since yesterday, with year ago figures of 30 and 14. Barometer readings are 29.60 at 1 p.m., and sunrise and sunset are 7 07 and 4 35 respectively. The warmest U S location is Key West Florida at 83 degrees and Grantsburg records the coldest at 20.
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U.S
Key West
Fla
Grantsburg
Real Estate Transfers and Court Actions in County Records
Real estate transfer Ben Zimmerli to Max Wyss includes parcel E%1 of Its 2 and 4 block 148 city of Redhead. County Court Judge Marshall L. Peterson Glen Putnam Monroe sentences violation of probation to 90 days in county jail under Huber law with restitution for bad checks. Deaths Edward Messmer 89 Emil Voegels 84 Ralph Smith 68. Births Mr and Mrs Herbert Scherer Route 4 son Dec 6 Mr and Mrs John Hamilton Route 3 son Dec 6 Mr and Mrs Claude Cowan Durand Ill daughter Dec 5 Mr and Mrs John Halverson Dakota Ill son Dec 5.
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Ben Zimmerli
Max Wyss
Blk
City of Redhead
Marshall L. Peterson
Glen Putnam
Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Edward Messmer
1Th Avenue
Emil Voegels
Monticello
Ralph Smith
Freeport
Herbert Scherer
John Hamilton
Claude Cowan
Durand
John Halverson
Dakota
Ill
van Karson
Vaa
Marshall Peterson
Green Bay Reformatory
Green County
Larson
Samuel F. Humbel
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Names and Dismissals
The report lists patients and staff linked to St. Clare Hospital including Marvin Robert of Janesville and Sandra Helland of Juda. Medical staff include Carol Geiser and Sherry Cowherd of Durand, Gerald Higgins of Clinton, Laura Lee Robertson of 1521 13th Avenue, with surgical names Mrs George Johnson Orfordville Herman Burgener Brodhead James Allison Fontana and Mrs Robert Carroll Janesville. Dismissals note Mrs Homer Mullian and son and Mrs Perle Gues.
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Marvin Robert
Janesville
Sandra Helland
Juda
Carol Geiser
Durand
Sherry Cowherd
Gerald Higgins
Clinton
Laura Lee Robertson
13Th Avenue
George Johnson
Orfordville
Herman Burgener
Brodhead
James Allison
Fontana
Robert Carroll
Homer Mullian
Perle Gues
College Night Draws 100 Plus Students and Parents in Monroe
More than 100 students and parents from Monroe and nearby villages attended sessions with 22 college representatives at Monroe High School for the annual College Night. Miss LaVon A. Jones led the program, noting attendees from Albany Judas Monticello and Monroe chose sessions to explore college advantages.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
LaVon A. Jones
Albany
Judas
Monticello
She S
Brodhead Notes From Grace Marsh Columns
Mrs. W Appleman returned from Richland Center Sunday after visiting her son Kevan Appleman and family. Mrs. Herbert Sehenkes of Milwaukee called on her grandmother Mrs. William Lawyer Saturday. Mrs. Ralph Pengra and Mrs. Hazel Dunwiddie visited their mother Mrs. Fred Pinnow in St. Clare hospital Monroe Sunday.
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W. Appleman
Richland Center
Kevan Applemaen
Herbert Sehenkes
Milwaukee
William Lawyer
Ralph Pengra
Hazel Dunwiddie
Fred Pinnow
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
McCarthy Accuses Fund for the Republic of Aiding Communists
Senator McCarthy charged that the Fund for the Republic, financed by the Ford Foundation, aids Communists through anti Communist propaganda. He claimed underground activity rises due to the Geneva Big Four talks and said the Senate subcommittee on constitutional rights seeks to soften government security measures with the fund. Dr. Robert Hutchins denied the accusations.
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Chicago
McCarthy
Americanist Party
Geneva
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
Robert M. Hutchins
Fund
Sertoma Club
Senate
Congress
Security benefits discussed at Adams church meeting
Security benefits were discussed at a meeting last night at Adams church attended by nine people. Donald Siedschlag assistant county agent and a Janesville Social Security office representative spoke. Conservative methods will be discussed at the January 9 meeting.
Monticello Firemen Trim Local Christmas Tree
Local firemen trimmed the Monticello Christmas tree on Main Street and placed the Christmas star and decorations. The Monticello Community Club sponsors the decorations. Bicycles are being made in small sizes for children under four.
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Monticello
Main Street
The
Madison and area noted on business and events
Alvin H. Babler and M. C. Munson were in Madison on business. Mrs. William Blumer visited from Albany. Miss Mabel Prien and Mrs. Milton Prien were in Freeport yesterday. W Theo Jenny returned home from Los Angeles after visiting his sister in Madison. Freeport Choral Club Christmas Concert planned at St John’s Church on Dec 9 with silver offering. The Evansville Lions Club 30th anniversary observed with dinner and talk by Don Anderson. 4 H training session in Madison covered foods clothing and home furnishings. Capt Paul Keith Wilkinson and Wendy spent weekend at family in Wisconsin Rapids and will return after 15 day leave.
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Alvin H. Babler
Madison
William Blumer
Albany
M. C. Munson
Maud Wenger
Mabel Prien
Milton Prien
Freeport
American Legion Auxiliary
First National Banks
W. Theo
Jenny
Los Angeles
J. P. Elmer
Freeport Choral Club
St. John’s Church
L. M. Johnson
Evansville
Lions Club
Don Anderson
Wisconsin State Journal
Myrtle Webb
Margaret Stracka
Paul Keith Wilkinson
Wendy
Sedalia Air Force Base
Violet Wilkinson
Wisconsin Rapids
Fred W. Marty
Monroe
Driving Proof Needed in Cases Driving Proof Needed in Cases
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that drunken driving cannot be proved by circumstantial evidence alone. It overturned a Waukesha County ruling against Lester Hall who was found guilty after being discovered unconscious in his car with engine running on a city street.
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Madison
Supreme Court
Scott Lowry
Waukesha County
Lester Harold Hall
Waukesha
Hall
High Court
Union Official Asks Canceling of Trial
CHICAGO A union officer accused of conspiring to extort from the Chicago poultry market asks the U S Court of Appeals to cancel his trial set to begin January 23 in U S District Court Joseph P Joey Glimco 47 an AFL Teamsters local officer joins four other Chicago men in pleading not guilty The defense argues the indictment violates the Sixth Amendment by being so vague it fails to inform the defendant of the nature and cause of the accusation against him.
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Chicago
U. S. Court of Appeals
Joseph P
Joey) Glimco
U. S. District Court
Glimco
AFL Teamsters
Barnabas F. Sears
Georgia Governor Clashes With Tech Over Sugar Bowl Choice
Georgia governor Marvin Griffin and Georgia Tech president Blake Van Leer clashed after the Georgia Board of Regents allowed Georgia Tech to play Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl. The governor said Van Leer failed to consult, while Regents rejected removing Tech over racial issues.
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Roy V. Harris
State Board of Regents
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Georgi Tech
Pitt
Panthers
Board of Regents
Tech
Marvin Griffin
Blake van Leer
Ben Wiggins
Griffith
van Leer
Griffin
Charles J. Bloch
Macon
Regents Education Committee
University System
Louisiana
Comedian Keaton In Critical Condition At Veterans Hospital
Comedian Buster Keaton aged 60 lies in critical condition at a veterans hospital with a gastro intestinal ailment. He has been hospitalized since last Saturday after a hemorrhage was stopped. Keaton, born in Piqua Kansas, rose to stardom in silent films after vaudeville and later appeared as a guest on television.
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Buster Keaton
Veterans Hospital
Keaton
Piqua
Kas
Hollywood
Schwendler waives hearing in Muskego gunpoint extortion case
Aaron Schwendler 42 of Waterford waived the preliminary hearing in Municipal Court on charges of carrying and pointing a firearm and extortion. He allegedly forced John Couture, a Muskego contractor, to sign a $2300 check at gunpoint on November 23.
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Waukeshap
Aaron Schwendler
Waterford
Schwendler
John Couture
Muskego
Gas Blasts Highlight Detroit Test Alert
Detroit on Woodward avenue reported dramatic underground gas blasts during a national air defense drill. Manhole covers flew, flames flashed from open mouths, and a car was struck by a cover while a streetcar narrowly missed. No injuries reported as police traced leaks to sewer and conduit gas ignited by a short circuit.
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Jeanuium
North America
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Anemeny
Prisoner Quizzed In Triple Slaying
PONTIAC Mich authorities question 23-year-old Owen Robert Moser of Fenton in connection with the October slaying of three Chicago boys. Police say there is no evidence linking him to the deaths. Moser is jailed on a firearm charge after officers found an unregistered gun in his car. Parker said Chicago police misreported his signed statement and that Moser admitted being in the Chicago area and possibly taking two or three boys for a ride but would not reveal more.
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Pontiac
Mich
Michigan
Chicago
James Parker
Holly
Owen Robert Moser
Fenton
Moser
Oakland County
Parker
Eisenhower and Eden to Press Middle East Accord Plan
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Eden plan talks on January 20 to tighten Middle East cooperation and push for a permanent boundary framework based on the 1947 UN partition. They will also review East–West relations after Geneva and Russia’s growing influence, aiming for a united front with Israel and Arab states while maintaining broader Far East cooperation.
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Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Middle East
Russia
India
Burma
Afghanistan
Britain
Israel
Eden
State Dulles
U.N
Egypt
Europe
Geneva
China
United States
Far East
Elizabeth Ann Babler Baptized at St. John's
Elizabeth Ann Babler daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin H Babler was baptized Sunday afternoon in St Johns Evangelical and Reform church Rev Paul C Kehle officiated Attending a dinner in the Babler home were Louis Janke and family and Aruthur Anderson families all of Brodhead Donald Janke and family Henry Babler grandparents and Mrs Everett A Janke grandmother and Mrs Marie Meyers great grandmother all of Donroe
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Eunedbeth Ann Babler
Alvin H. Babler
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Babier
Messrs
Mmes
Louis Janke
Arthur Anderson
Brodhead
Donald Janke
Henry Babler
Everett A. Janke
Marie Meyers
Donroe
Stock List Moves To New High Mark
New York stocks hit a new record high as prices rose one to three points on some issues. Several leading equities gained including U.S. Steel Santa Fe Railroad Chrysler American Smelting Texas Co Boeing Du Pont American Tobacco RCA U.S. Gypsum and American Cyanamid amid generally small overall moves.
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New York
U. Steel
Santa Fe Railroad
Chryer
American Smelting
Texas Co. Boeing
du Pont
RCA
U. S. Gypsum
Prices and Demand Mixed as Chicago Markets Report Hog and Cattle Trade
Salable hogs 23,000 with weights under 220 lb about 25 lower early, more declines to 50 later. sows 25 lower. Cattle and calves 7,000 and 300 respectively, slaughter steers uneven, yearlings strongest. Hogs show moderate activity and good local demand. cattle markets steady to down 50. Butter steady at 31.25 for 93 score AA, eggs mixed as wholesale prices shift.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Grain prices and bids from Chicago market report
Yesterday's cash prices show Wheat No 2 hard at 2.07, Corn No 3 yellow 1.24, No 4 at 1.21, Soybeans No 3 yellow track Illinois origin at 2.35, Oats No 1 extra heavy white 70s, with current receipts at 40 and various standards listed.
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U.S
Chicago
Scout Fund Drive Nears Goal With $1,888 Raised
Wendell L. Fuller, chairman of the Friends of Scouting drive, reports $1,888 collected toward a $2,500 quota. He notes donations come from direct mail, a special breakfast, and a porchlight campaign, with gifts still accepted. Thirteen U.S. states have towns named Hope.
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Scout Financial Drive
Wendell L. Fuller
Friends of Scouting
Fuller
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Rieder
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18Th Avenue
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Christian Gaffner
Bern
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Armin
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Wincorn
Future Farmers of America
Gary Klemm
Alan Rhyner
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Rock County
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Zuercher
Agency
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Ae Ay
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St. John’s
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VNA
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U.S. States
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