Meany Sligh Clash on Labor and Industry Issues
New York reports a heated exchange between Charles R. Sligh Jr of the National Association of Manufacturers and George Meany of the AFL-CIO. They sparred over politics, labor tactics, unions, the potential for a labor party, and closed shop provisions amid calls for better labor management understanding.
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New York
Charles R. Sligh Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Sligh
Meany
Arfpeces
Bahler Munz to Make Rindless at Town Hall Factory
Bahler a Town Hall factory maker in Washington Township announced Otto Munz Jr will join as operator when rindless Swiss production begins on the planned date. Munz, formerly a Ridge factory maker in Monroe Township, and his family will reside in one of two Town Hall apartments. Ernest Thoman is slated to assume the Ridge factory role.
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Bahler
Munz
Ridge
Monroe Township
Ernest Thoman
Ridge Factor
Highway 59 cars show top speed in Monroe survey
A city survey on Highway 59 and nearby routes counted 361 vehicles with an average 27.5 mph at six points, 2.5 mph over the 25 mph limit. Speedwatch readings ranged up to 58 mph. inspector Floyd Matzke announced plans to revive device use and study results for safety actions.
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Monroe
13Th Avenue
Floyd Matzke
Police and Safety Committee
Matzke
Dwight C. Coplien
Coplien
Vision Story Release Displeases Pope Pius
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII was displeased by a Milan weekly claim that he saw a vision of Jesus Christ during a grave illness a year earlier. L Osservatore Romano reiterated the Vatican press office statement that the report was true, noting the dawn of December 2, 1954, as the event.
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Pius
Vatican
L'osservatore Romano
Pius XII
Jesus Christ
Milan
L’osservatore
Madison Man Killed Crossing Highway 12 18
John Serres 75 of Madison was struck by a car while crossing High Ways 12 18 southeast of Madison and died Friday night. The driver was not held.
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Madison
John Serres
Eisenhower Returns To Capital For Medical Checkup
President Eisenhower traveled 79 miles from Gettysburg to Walter Reed Army Hospital for a monthly physical. Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder Col. Thomas W. Mattingly and Maj. Gen. Leonard Heaton planned X ray and fluoroscopic tests to gauge recovery from his Sept 24 heart attack. Doctors say steady progress, but full recovery and fitness to run again likely not decided until January or February. He will meet Republican leaders Monday and both parties Tuesday to discuss the coming legislative program and State of the Union messages.
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Powel
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Gettysburg
Army
Howard M. Snyder
Thomas W. Mattingly
Reed
Leonard Heaton
Cheese Patent Appeal Heard by 7th Circuit Judges
Arguments were heard yesterday in Chicago before three judges of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in a Swiss cheese patent dispute. The case appeals a February 1954 ruling by Judge Patrick J. Stone of Wausau in favor of Kraft Foods Co. over rindless black Swiss cheese making and wrapping methods. Defendants include the State of Wisconsin, the Borden Co., Walter Dairy Products Co. of Platteville, Wisconsin Swiss and Lumber serr Cheese Producers Association and the Wild Co-op Cheese Co. of Verona. The final ruling upheld draft rights on wrapping and hot sealing blocks for curing. Representatives for the defense included Ralph Churchill of Borden Co. and Joseph Werner, Madison, as well as Roy Tulane for the State of Wisconsin. Local industry officials Fred Feutz Jr. and Jack Schlichting of Borden Co. joined G. Fred Galli, Harvey Trumpy, and Hohn Fluckiger at the session.
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Imal
Chicago Oy
7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Patrick J. Stone
Wausau
Kraft Foods Co
Wisconsin
Borden Co
Walther Dairy Products Co
Platte‘ile
The
G.fred Galli
Harvey Trumpy
and Hohn Fluckiger
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers Meet at Turner Hall
The 17th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting at Turner Hall featured resolutions favoring dairy stabilization and bond waivers for farmer co op dairies. Officials included Ray T. Silver and Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie with speakers from state and national dairy groups and the University of Wisconsin. Awards for top cheese exhibitors were announced as five directors’ terms expired.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
United States Department of Agriculture
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Monroe
G. Fred Galli
Association
Farm Bureau
William Groves
National Milk Producers Association
Pure Milk Products Co-operative
Willard Reese
State Department of Agriculture
Alice In
Madison
John Burk
Darlington
William Lauper
Hollandale
Robert Calvert Darlington
Omaha Coed Shot to Death
Carolyn Marie Nevins a 20 year old University of Omaha junior and part time library worker was found shot four times on campus driveway after missing a meeting with her father. Police identified her and noted two dimes clutched in her hand.
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Omaha
University of Omaha
Carolyn Marie Nevins
Band Hopes To Give Yule Event Tomorrow
The Monroe City Band and a chorus of Girl Scouts and Homemakers plan a Christmas concert on the Courthouse lawn tomorrow if the weather warms. Allan F. Barnard says instruments are hard to play below 28 degrees, and tomorrow’s high is forecast 15 to 20 with a low near 5. The program includes two solos, "Away in the Manger" by Richard Rufener, "Silent Night" sung in German by Mrs. Nellie Doyle, and a brass ensemble. Rev. Paul C. Keble will give the Christmas meditation.
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Monroe City
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Richard Rufener
Nellie Doyle
Hollis Schilt
William Lanz
Robert H. Rieder
Hilton Kirchner
Owen Hefty
Marcia Heuer
Harold Kennison
Donald Heeren
Paul C. Keble
Tschudy To Head Chamber for 1956
Robert E. Tschudy was elected president of Monroe Chamber of Commerce by unanimous ballot at the reorganiza tion dinner. Kenneth W. Stuart praised past cooperation. Eckstam and Feutz named new first and second vice presidents. Fenton named treasurer. Darling to relinquish secretary post. Anderson, Benkert and Dannerbeck to seek applicants. Christmas theater party planned for Dec 19 with a sweets drive on Dec 18.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Country Club
Minor W. Anderson
Robert E. Tschudy
Glen P. Ude
Phil Darling
Kenneth W. Stuart
Paul Dannerbeck
Eugene E. Eckstam
Arthur C. Benkert
Fred Feutz Jr
H. L
John) Fenton
Times
Tschudy
Kenneth W.stuart
H. L. Fenton
Arthur C. Benkett
Darling
Chamber
Wayne J. Fencil
Stuart
Una H. Miller
Robert
Rosand
David Bennett
Fenton
Benkert
Anderson
Goetz
Will Sack
Reats
First National Annex
Beloit Twins Born to Heller Family in Beloit
Beloit couple Harvey and Ruth Heller welcomed twin boys Keith and Kenneth at St Clare Hospital on Wednesday night. Keith weighed 5 pounds 4 ounces and Kenneth 4 pounds 10 ounces, born 10 minutes apart at 8:45 and 8:55 p.m. They join brothers James, 10, and Neal, 18 months. Grandparents are Herbert Heller of Janesville and Minnie Heller of Whitewater, with Ruth Elmer of Monroe as mother.
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Anars
Harvey Herman Heller
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Keith
Kenneth
James
Neal
Heller
Ruth J. Sophia Elmer
John M. Elmer
Monroe
Herbert Heller
Janesville
Minnie Heller
Whitewater
County Board Session Costs 2800 in Record Session
County records show a 10 day County Board session cost taxpayers about 2800 dollars. Clerk Ray E. Kundert said board members received 2686.28 dollars, 2216 for the 8 per day pay, with the rest for mileage. An extra 107.50 was paid for secretarial expense, marking the record here for length and end date.
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Ray E. Kundert
Montreal Hoodlums Seize Rioting Stand Over Fare Protest
About 25 youths and men attempted to revive a riot in Montreal sparked by a 24 cent fare rise for buses and streetcars. Police halted the six hour disturbance after windows on three streetcars were broken. Some 40 people were injured, over 100 arrested, and at least 50,000 dollars in property damage reported against the Montreal Transportation Commission which noted extensive transit vehicle damage.
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Montreal
Ernest Pleau
Montreal Police
Montreal Transportation Commission
Four Accidents Reported in Area
Four minor traffic incidents were reported in the area yesterday. A two car collision seven miles north of Monroe near Elmer school caused minor damage to Lester J. Johnson’s car after it struck a double parked vehicle driven by Doran Lawrence Blum. Edward Alvin Grossen’s car skidded on ice and hit a utility pole at 6th street and Mth avenue. Minor damage occurred to Adeline Mahle and Charles Booth in a collision near 12th street and 16th avenue. A parked car owned by Rudy Mader was damaged in a county accident when Hank Kolb’s truck struck it and Kolb left the scene. The mishap occurred at 3:07 pm yesterday.
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Monroe
Elmer
Lester J. Johnson
Route 2
Doran Lawrence Blum
New Glarus
Edward Alvin Grossen
7Th Street
6Th Street
Mth Avenue
Adeline Theresa Mahle
13Th Avenue
Charles Arliss Booth
14Th Street
12Th Street
16Th Avenue
Rudy Mader
Hank Kolb
Kolb
Cancer Recurrence Found in Babe Zaharias Case
John Sealy Hospital officials report a cancer recurrence in famed athlete Babe Zaharias. She will undergo long term X ray treatment after a recent hospitalization for cancer. The spokesman notes a bone recurrence at the lower spine and delayed return due to pain.
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John Sealy Hospital
Babe Zaharias
Henry Ringling Dies at Baraboo
Henry Ringling longtime Wisconsin Republican committeeman died Friday night at St Mary Ling hospital Baraboo from complications of pancreatic cancer He was 49 born September 13 1906 in Chicago son of Henry Ringling Sr He attended Baraboo High Holly California and Eus tis Florida schools earned degrees from the University of Florida and UW Madison and studied in London He served in the Coast Guard 1942 45 and owned a theater and farm before entering state politics Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal church with burial in Walnut Hill cemetery Survivors include his widow Jean and children Henry Jr 17 Salome 19
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Baraboo
Henry Ringling
Ringling
Ringling Brocus
St. Maryling Hospital
C L. Pierson
Ripon
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Rochester
Minn
Wisconsin
Chicago
Robert Taft
Robert L. Pierce
Menomonie
Pierce
Army Reduces Draft Quotas Amid Korea War Calls
Washington reports the army cut its February draft call to 6,000 men the lowest quota since wartime reactivation in 1950. The January draft was also trimmed from 8,000 to 6,000. Navy says ongoing volunteer enlistment reduces need for further selective service calls.
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Korea
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Woodruff Woman Dies In Highway Accident
In Rhinelander a Woodruff duo abandoned their car which then left the road and crashed into a ditch. The dead woman was Mrs. Hazel Koch, 43, of Woodruff. Her companion Mrs. Stella Peterson, 28, survived with minor injuries.
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Woodruff
Rhinelander
Hazel Koch
Stella Peterson
Security Council Eyes 18 Nation Admission Bundle
The United Nations Security Council debated a package to admit 18 new members, including 13 non Communist nations and five Eastern Bloc states led by Albania and Outer Mongolia. Nationalist China and Soviet Russia threatened vetoes, risking the entire plan as votes and order of consideration clashed with procedural demands.
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Russia
Spy Council
Sebolev
S-nation Council
China
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
N.Y
U. N. Security Council
World Organization
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Council
General Assembly
Formosa
Finland
Nepal
T. F. Tisng
Eisen-hower
Ser Ater
Red
Italy
Japan
Spain
Cambodia
Laos
Portugal
Ceylon
Jordan
Libya
Austria
Ireland
Albania
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Bank offers 10 percent reward for recovered cash
The First National Bank of Lake Geneva will pay 10 percent of recovered money from last week's holdup. About $74,293 was taken by a masked gunman who escaped. Bank president Weber Smith announced the plan after consulting Stewart Farley of Ohio Casualty Insurance. The reward covers return of the money and does not reference arrest or conviction.
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Lake Geneva
First National Bank
Weber Smith
Stewart Farley
Ohio Casualty Insurance Co
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