Women Keglers Hit Honor Counts In City League Night
Six women earned kegler honor marks as Margaret Pederson led the Keglerette with a 537 series and 233 game. Edna Leiser paced the Major League with a 541 series and 215 game, while Ruth Hanson and Dorothy Bacon posted notable 502 and 525 scores. Gary Hoesly topped the Fun League with a 256 game and 545 series. Team standings list Ready Mix, Huber Brewers, Martys Texaco, and others with mixed records.
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Margaret Pederson
Gary Hoesly
Edna Leiser
Dorothy Bacon
Helen Hunt
Leona Gruenewald
Ready Mix
Huber Brewers
Marty's Texaco
Rock Grove
Smoky Row Tap
Regierette
Ruth Hanson
Glenda Hasse
Sedora Brostuen
Beverly Stuart
Reddy
Monroe Air Service
Posts
Lanz
Milady’s
Swiggums
Statistician Counts 1442 Ball Touches In Trenton Win
St Joseph Gazette statistician Buddy Spillman tallied 1442 ball touches in the Trenton Missouri versus Highland Kansas game. The second half spurred more activity with 727 bounces to 715 in the first period. Trenton won 72 to 60.
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ST. Joseph
Buddy Spillman
St. Joseph Gazette
Trenton
Highland
Spillman
Godfrey Delivers TV Ad From Hotel Pool
Arthur Godfrey on a nationwide TV show joked through a sponsor's demonstration that rolled into a hotel pool. He stripped to a bathing suit and swam, delivering a straight faced commercial on the set’s quality wet or dry.
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Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Wisconsin Highway Deaths Dwindle in December Drops Compared to 1954
Fifteen people died in highway accidents in Wisconsin this December up to Tuesday, according to the State Motor Vehicle Department. The toll is down from 22 in the same period last year, but total deaths for the year exceed 1954, with 837 vs 797.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Browntown News Notes and Local Visits
Eyewitness items from Browntown and nearby towns list weekend visits and social events. Simler traveled to Eleroy Illinois with family returning home. James Avery and son attended a wedding in Monroe. Beloit visitors Stan Ley and family spent the weekend with Rockow family. Mrs. James Oldenburg wedding attendance noted.
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Simler
Eleroy
W. Winter
Eric Halverson
Chris Nybroten
Adams
Oscar Nybroten
Agyle
James Avery
Rockford
James W. Oldenburg
Monroe Saturda
Cleora Ritter
Stanley
Beloit
Leon Rockow
Don Elmer
University of Wisconsin
Elmer
Jerry Schmeldt
Monroe
Wanda Vincent
Ross Vincent
Paul
Fred Theiler
Loyd Prien
Jacob Haessig
Lawndale
Calif
Lane
Lee
Big Ten Reviews Rose Bowl Policy At Winter Meetings
Big Ten ministers study a new Rose Bowl contract and possible change to the one-in-three limit that restricted appearances. Michigan State’s Rose Bowl return sparked talk of reverting to the prior rule as a 10 game schedule for football was proposed with an early tune-up non-conference game.
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Sealcagy Msc
Big Ten
Michigan Statels
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten Television Committee
Dick Larkins
Ohio State
Iowa
NCAA
Notre Dame
White Sox name Red Smith as scout
Richard Red Smith, 51, former minor league executive and NFL figure, was named a scout for the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.
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White Sox
Chicago
Richard
Red) Smith
Wednesday
Chicago White Sox
Racine Judge Fines Three in Milk Adulteration Cases
Judge Howard Durocher fined three farmers in Racine Municipal Court for selling adulterated milk to the Racine Pure Milk Association. W. H. Hill of Union Grove and Orville Price of Keno were fined $100 after pleading no contest. Elmer Jacobsen of Caledonia was found guilty and fined $125, his second such conviction.
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Aound
Howard Durocher
Racine Pure Milk Association
Kansasville
W. H. Hill
Union Grove
Orville Price
Keno
Elmer Jacobsen
Caledonia
Gov Kohler Heads to Miami Conference
Governor Kohler departed Madison to join the executive committee of the Council of State Governments in Miami. A short vacation in Jamaica, BWI, was possible after the meeting, according to the executive office.
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Madison
Kohle
Council of State Governments
Miami
Jamaica
B.W.I
TV a Boost or Burden on College Football Attendance
Sports writers and broadcasters largely favor TV as an advertising boost for college football while split on impact to attendance at non TV games. 126 of 149 say public interest rises, with more women and nonattendees sampling the sport. few see overall decline.
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NCAA
Associated Press
Marquette Top Valparaiso 89 75 In War of 89-75
Marquette used a strong second half to beat Valparaiso 89 75 at the Arena. Senior Terry Rand led with 31 points and Jack Glaser added the deciding scoring burst as the win boosted the Warriors to their second straight victory before 5 100 fans.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Valparai
Terry Randi
Jack Glaser
Winnors
Rand
Glaser
Jack Nagle
Indiana
Warriors
Hoosiers
Monticello Society Notes Share Local Visits
Mrs C D Curtis reports weekend greetings as Mr and Mrs Thomas Voegeli host and guests from New Glarus Madison Belleville and Monroe. Birthday celebrations mark Mrs Sarah Klassy’s 75th, Lydia Voegeli’s grandson Tommy Ingram’s first birthday noted, with visits to St Clare hospital mentioned.
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Thomas Voegeli
Sarah Klassy
Ed Gmar
New Glarus
Dick Voegeli
Diane
Lydia Voegeli
Madison
Tommy Ingram
Warren Ingram
Frank Schultz
Belleville
Ivan Grunder
Monroe
Voegeli
Wessday
Henry © Klassy
St. Clare Hospital
Finder of $60,000 to Be Given Third
A Dallas settlement ends a dispute over a buried $60,000 found by Jackson Davis in a Dallas home. Davis, 24, Cor with Negro background, will receive $5,000 plus the $15,000 he spent. The out of court deal covers Felder Jr. and deputies, with Felder saying the money was buried by his father during a banking crisis.
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Cunoicanoa
Tex
Dallas
Jackson Davis
Matt Johnson
Davis
William D. Feder Jr
Felder
Bill Decker
Baker Decisions Valdes in Fiasco
The Cleveland Arena crowd watched Bob Baker win a 10 round decision over Nino Valdes in a dreary bout that likely ends both fighters’ hopes for a Marciano title shot. Baker showed limited offense while Valdes failed to mount sustained offense as Archie Moore’s position strengthened.
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Cleveland
Rocky Marciano
Bob Baker
Nino Valdes
Cleveland Arena
Archie Moore
Rocky
Archie
Pudgy Baker
Valdes
Mar
Siaybe
Marciano
Baker
Cleveland News
Charlie Johnston
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Miami
Las Vegas
Moore
Holloway Promoted to Specialist Third Class in Yokohama
Keith A. Holloway son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Holloway Route 4 has been promoted to specialist third class in Yokohama where he serves as a movement control specialist with the 8010th Army unit He is a 1952 Monroe high school graduate who attended University of Wisconsin and entered service in August 1954 He went overseas in January 1955 Harold Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs Harley Zimmerman Orangeville returned December 2 after four years in the Air Force He spent two and a half years in Germany.
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Holloway
Keith A. Holloway
Cecil Holloway
Yokohama
8010Th Army
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Education committee to meet December 20 in Madison
Sen Frank Panzer announced the Legislative Council education committee will hold its first meeting on December 20 in Madison. The announcement names Panzer as council chairman and notes the gathering marks the panel's initial session.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Frank Panzer
Rockfield
Sheriff James Named Lafayette Civil Defense Coordinator
James was named civil defense coordinator for the county at a Lafayette County Board of Supervisors meeting. The board combined sheriff and civil defense duties so future sheriffs will automatically hold the role. Appointed to the new civil defense committee are Dr. L. E. Fitzgerald as chairman, Amos Mahlbuch of South Wayne, and Ambrose Murray of Benton.
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Aim 9
Lawrence James
Lafayette County Board of Supervisors
L. E Fitzgerald
Amos Mahlbuch
South Wayne
Ambrose Murray
Benton
New Glarus Social Notices Share Christmas Party
Mrs Millard Tschudy hosted a sewing club gathering in New Glarus with a Christmas party and gift exchange. Attendees included Harold Ingwell Millard Tschudy Werner Zitner William Kuenzi Roberta Alder man and Edwin Richert. Mrs William Bauer traveled to Madison on Monday.
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Walter Wenger
Sewing Club
Mmes
Harold Ingwell
Millard Tschudy
Werner Zitner
William Kuenzi
Robert Alderman
Edwin Richert
William Bauer
Madison
William Schell
Bass Club
Fred Tschudy
Thomas Hefty
Oswald Altman
Mollie Frick
Rose Opferman
Margaret Hefty
Harold Hoesly
Edwin Christen
Mondey
Avalanche kills 15 workers in Austrian alpine disaster
Five power station workers buried in an Alpine avalanche have been recovered, raising the death toll to 15 in the first major avalanche disaster in Salzburg.
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Salzburg
Austria
Eisenhower Health Desk Reveals Artery Warnings
Washington reports President Eisenhower's doctors say heart damage from a blocked artery may affect risk of a future attack. They monitor heart function and arteries, noting one vessel was severely diseased while others may be normal. Outcome depends on further tests and his age-related vascular health.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Army Secretary Decries Deplorable Korean War Soldier Housing
Secretary Wilber M. Brucker called it deplorable that many American troops along the Korean front remain in tents despite freezing weather. He ordered accountability as he inspected 24th Infantry Division units and noted progress toward Quonset hut housing, with 45 percent completed and plans to speed up construction before severe winter.
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Weoummy
Norea
U.S. Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Korean Armistice Zone
Brucker
24Th Infantry Division
Korea
S. B. Mason
24Th Divsion
Mason
Woman Is Killed By Her Own Car In Van Nuys
Mrs. Phyllis A. Loughlin died when her vehicle struck another car and then ran over her as it spun. The other driver, Joseph Dorfman, was hospitalized with head injuries. Police attributed the death to the woman being run over by her own car.
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van Nuys Calif
Phyllis A. Loughlin
Joseph Dorfman
Teacher Sues Over Phone Loud Pop Injury
A 60 year-old Oklahoma City piano teacher, Mrs. A. R. Bartley, files a $70,240 damage suit in U.S. District Court against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. alleging a loud popping noise from a telephone caused a ruptured eardrum and spinal injury with partial paralysis of the left arm and shoulder.
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Orlamma Link Ws
Oklahoma City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
U.S
A. R. Bartley
Jane's Reports Soviet Jet Gains Formidable Bomber Force
Jane's All the World's Aircraft notes Soviet progress toward a formidable bomber force with Type 37 four jet heavy bombers and Type 39 twin jet bombers being produced across 360 factories from Poland to the Far East. It notes that the United States previously led in medium jet bombers with the B-47 and highlights new fighters and interceptors.
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London
Russia
Far East
Jane
Moscow
Jane's
America
U. S
United States
Brethren Church to Elect Officers on Monday Meeting
The Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren church will hold a meeting Monday night in the church chapel. Officers will be elected.
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Brotherhood of the Evangelical United Brethren Church
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