Trumpy Cattle Sell for 18980 at Wisconsin Auction
Officials sold the oldest privately owned Holstein herd in the United States. Forty three mature cows averaged 324.53 each, totaling 18980. The Trumpy herd of 94 cattle drew buyers from Wisconsin and Illinois, with John W. Rufi purchasing four animals, including Trumpy Creamelle De Kol for 549, the top price. The sale ended by 3 15 p.m. and the farm will be sold to Alfred Trumpy’s son, with tenants moving to nearby farms.
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United States
Frank Trumpy
Trumpy
Clarno
John W. Rufi
Route 2
Rufi
Trumpy Creamelle de Kol
Trumpy Oostie de Kol
Ollie Creamelle Ormsby Burton
DHIA
Elmer Brook
Inka
Elgin
Minn
Homestead
West Salem
Madison
Chilton
Freeport
Juneau
Baraboo
Montfort
Shullsburg
Darlington
Evansville
Albany
Richland Center
Clinton
Wisconsin
Kent
Mt. Morris
Baileyville
Ilinois
Walter G. ‘Timm
Monroe
John D. Blumer
Juda
Sheldon DeVoe
Browntown
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Alvin J. Elmer
Brooklyn
Adolph Sacker
Darryl Camron
Edward Oliver
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Melchair Donny Monroe
Kendall C. Digman
Léonard Bauman
Laurie
Stnessey
Brodhead
W. R. Wyss
Ernest Kummer
Ervin Matzke
Richard Wyss
Jerry E. Ludwig
John Haldiman
Typhoon Nears Iwo Jima Threat Steers Northeast
A massive Pacific typhoon about 600 miles across with central winds near 150 mph churned northeastward today. The storm’s path suggested it could miss the battered Iwo Jima garrison, though its force posed hazards for nearby areas and U S Air Force personnel.
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Iwa Jewa
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
U. S
Bureau Federation Backed Flexible Aids and Soil Bank Plan
The Farm Bureau Federation, the nation's largest farm group representing about 1.6 million families, endorsed flexible government price supports and a soil bank. The soil bank proposal, designed to reduce surpluses by converting crop land to grasses and legumes, won approval at the federation's final session without opposition. Delegates re-elected Charles B. Shuman of Sullivan, Illinois, as president.
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Namecian Farm Bureau Federation
Soil Bank
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan, Il
Mrs. Mueller Succumbs at 58 in Monroe
Mrs. Arnold H. Mueller 58 longtime Monroe resident died after a monthlong illness in St. Capital. Born Phyllis A DeRemer in Brooklyn Township she taught at local schools and helped run the Hilltop Inn with her husband. She left a husband three sons a daughter and several grandchildren. Services at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home led by Rev Paul Keble. Burial in Jug Prairie Cemetery.
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Arnold H. Mueller
Monroe
St. Capital
Mueller
Phyllis A. DeRemer
Brooklyn Township
Phillip
Sarah Burton DeRemer
Jug Prairie School
Evansville, Seminary
Bethel School
Old German School
Highway
Route 2
Marshall
Chester
Walworth
Frank
Brooklyn
Illinois
Kenneth
Janesville
Rose Rasmussen
Phil Snyder
Walter Wittenwyler
Stanley Hickory
West Chicago
Della DeRemer
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Keble
Jug’ Prairie Cemetery
Brooklyn‘Township
Green County Farm Bureau Elects Officers Next Week
Directors of the Green County Farm Bureau Co op and Green County Service Co plan separate sessions next week to elect officers. Several directors were re elected yesterday at Turner hall. Farm Bureau officer election set for 1 30 p m Monday. Re elected service company directors include Gayle Matzke Evert Green and Cecil Holloway. Present officers are R J Doug president Matzke secretary. Farm Bureau Co op officers include Douglas Glenn Roderick vice president Frank Deininger treasurer H M Whitehead secretary. Re elected directors yesterday were Roderick Ed C Roth Robert Arn and Carl Sippel. Frank Bloom is a holdover director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Farm Bureau Co-op
Green County Service Co
Turner Hall
Farm Bureau
Service Company
Gayle Matzke
Evert Green
Spring Grove Township
Cecil Holloway
R. J. Doug
Matzke
Douglas
Glenn Roderick
Frank Deininger
H. M. Whitehead
Roderick
Ed C. Roth
Robert Arn
New Glarus
Carl Sippel
Browntown
Frank Bloom
Former Hess aide freed after 14 years in camps
Karl Heinz Puensch, once Rudolf Hess's adjutant, was released in Germany after 14 years in Nazi and Russian prison camps. He had been sent to a Nazi concentration camp following Hess's 1941 flight to England.
FBI Nabs One In Bank Holdup In Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee FBI reports Roy Kuehl 31 of Milwaukee arrested in St Louis for bank holdup at Pewaukee State Bank Merton branch. Robert Schibline 24 of Fond du Lac remains at large. They fled with 4733 dollars. Kuehl had 728 on arrest. one assailant wounded, their bullet ridden car found near Green Bay station.
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Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roy Kuehl
Merton
Pewaukee
St. Louis
Robert Schibline
Fond du Lac
James Poster
FBI
Poster
Kuehl
Statler Hotel
James Curtis
Waukesha County
Green Bay
Plane Clue Fizzles In Bank Holdup Case
Police say an airplane tied to the Dec 7 robbery of the First National Bank near Geneva has no connection. Police Chief Mel Swanee identified the aircraft, landing near Delavan, as belonging to a Geneva man and not linked to the $14,395 heist.
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First National Bank
Mel Swanee
Delavan
Geneva
Widow of Caruso Biographer Dorothy Caruso Dies in Baltimore
Dorothy Park Benjamin Caruso widow and biographer of Enrico Caruso died at Union Memorial hospital after a long illness. She had lived in Riderwood Maryland since 1950 and wrote much of her work there. Born into a prominent New York family, she met Caruso in 1917 after his rise to fame. Caruso died in Naples three years after their marriage.
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Baltumcaeso
Dorothy Park
Benjamin Caruso
Enrico Caruso
Union Memorial Hospital
Caruso
Naples
Kohler Denies Decision To Seek McCarthy's Seat
Gov. Walter J. Kohler denied any decision on his political future amid a report he planned to retire to campaign against Sen. McCarthy in 1958. The denial came to The Monroe Evening Times and the Associated Press via executive secretary Philip Drotning, with Wyngaard citing GOP leaders’ views. The governor stresses he has made no plans and has not shared them with anyone, not even his wife, while speculation links him to a 1958 primary clash with McCarthy and a possible presidential bid.
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Walter J. Kohler
Madison
Sen
McCarthy
Monroe Evening Times
Associated Press
John Wyngaard
Madison Capitol
Wyngaard
Appleton Post Crescent
Green Bay Press Gazette
Kohler
Evening Times
Philip Drotning
Drotning
Wnaever
Wisconsin
Vollrath Co
Atty
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
United States
Eisenhower
Death in a Blazing Car Probed in Sheboygan County
Authorities probe potential foul play after Wy man Ogan, 39, is found dead in a burned car on a rural road in Adell town. Husband Wy man Ogan, 48, hospitalized with burns and concussion. Fire marshal finds no explosion origin. autopsy performed. sheriff and coroner silent on results. Eyewitnesses report the car on the roadside with Ogan partially outside, while investigators trace footprints and a gasoline can found at the scene.
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Sheboygan
David Weber
Wauwatosa
Wyman Ogan
Sheboygan County
Adell
Earl Schwabe
Berger
Ygan
Mosch
Reed Simpson
Brilliant
Ogan
Roland Panier
Random Lake
Fire destroys Schadewaldt home near Monroe. insured partial loss
The Charles Schadewaltt residence three miles southwest of Monroe burned this morning with an estimated 10 000 in damage. No injuries occurred. Schadewalt and his wife escaped as flames spread rapidly from an apparently dining room origin. Insurance covered part of the loss.
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Charles Schadewaldt
Schadewaldts
Times
Monroe
Schadewaldt
County fair grounds sale dispute stalls school bid
Green County Agricultural Society negotiators rejected 275000 for the fairgrounds, proposing 100000 counteroffer to the school district. A school board committee led by Hebert T. Johnson will draft a definite form at next Monday night’s meeting. The four hour joint session followed a Dec 6 stockholders vote approving a sale under conditions.
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Green County Agricultural Society
Hebert T. Johnson
Fair Society
Fairgrounds
Louis R. Wolleson
Fred T. Burgy
Larry Dodge
Bruce M. Blum
Frank Haren
Johnson
R. W. Blaha
Citizens Advisory Group
Leslie G. Kindschi
Dan Ault
Herbert Lanz
Ault
Fair Society Group
Burgy
Haren
Last Monturn
Claude Gillette Albany Man Dies After Illness
Claude Gillette of Albany died at 7 30 a m in St Clare hospital after a month long illness and three weeks of critical condition. A retired paper hanger and painter born June 24 1880 in Belleville he moved to Albany at 14. He married Myrtie Webb Jacobson in 1904 and she died in 1949. Surviving are a daughter Elsie two step sons two brothers a sister four grandchildren nine great grandchildren and numerous siblings. Services set for Sunday at 2 P M at Sharer funeral home with Bruce Willett officiating and burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Secring
St Clare Hospital
Belleville
John
Caroline Pledger Gillette
Albany
Freeport
Myrtie Webb Jacobson
Methodist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Cheddar Trade Tone Steady at Plymouth Wis Market
Trading tone steady as Wisconsin cheese exchange lists multiple car lots in Plymouth. Entries include 40 lb blocks at 32 cents, single daisies at 33 to 39 percent yields, and longhorns at 33 percent. Some bids remain unfilled, activity steady across pasteurized and pasteurized longhorns categories.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Elizabeth Prien 88 Dies. Widow of August Prien
Elizabeth Prien 88 of 2505 3rd Street died at 10 45 AM in her home after a year of illness. Born April 14 1867 in Sylvester Township she married August Prien Feb 2 1888. They farmed there until 1927 then moved to Monroe. Survived by nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren plus three daughters and seven sons. Funeral Monday at 2 PM in Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Bernard Bartel officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Prien
3Rd Street
Elizabeth Stauffacher
Jacob J
Suinne Zwicky Stauffacher
Sylvester Township
August Prien
Sylvester Town
Tey
Monroe
Lawrence J
Harry L
Lloyd H
LaVerne A. Monroe
Chester
Mil °Ion H
Clarno Township
Mabel Eprien
Freeport
Shirl Hazel Hilliard
Jefferson
Edward C. Wenger
Fred J
Frank L
William J
Russell W
Mmes
Alvin
Dora) Elmer
George Pfeiffer
Ruth
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Immanuel Wsws
Death of John Hunter 78 Freeport Farm Renter
Mrs Herman Lanz of 2308 10th Street learned this morning of the death of her brother in law John Hunter 78 at his Freeport home. He was husband to Florence Gasser of Monroe. Survived by wife a son John Jr Rockford two brothers George Freeport three sisters. Hunter a retired farmer native to Waddams Grove Illinois. Services are pending.
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John Hunter
Freeport
Herman Lanz
10Th, Street
Florence Gasser
Monroe
John Jr
Rockford
George
Madison
Hunter
Waddams Grove
Til
Kefauver Enters Democratic Presidential Nomination Race
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee announces entry into the Democratic presidential nomination contest. He plans to compete in multiple primaries as finances allow, aiming to broaden party choice alongside Adlai Stevenson who targets several early primaries. Governors Lausche and Harriman are mentioned as candidates with varying strategies.
Public School Children Begin Holiday Vacation
Public school children began a two week Christmas break today. St Victor's pupils end classes Wednesday and return January 4. Green County Teachers College closes Friday and resumes January 9. College and public school students will not return until January 2 for most districts.
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St. Victor's
Green County Teachers College
St. Victor's School
Driver Killed When Car Hits Utility Pole Near Johnson Creek
Herman A. Michaelis, 62, of Johnson Creek, was killed Thursday when his car lost control on a county trunk road and crashed into a utility pole.
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Unash Aills
Johnson Creek
Herman A. Michaelis
Here
Noon Fire Alarm Traced to Clock Error in Monroe
Fire officials say a noon-time blaze in Monroe resulted from a police clock error misreading 11 53 a.m. The fire destroyed a building valued over 6300 with clothing and furnishings pushing losses near 10000. Firemen struggled with the pumper and tankers supplied water as rescuers, aided by the Sheriff's Department, controlled traffic in subfreezing weather.
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Priet
Schadewaldt
Sheriff's Department
Jail Inspection Friday Under County Committee Review
Juan Steinmann and County Board jail and courthouse committee plan a Friday afternoon jail inspection to take measurements and discuss needed improvements. The committee favors an 18 cell setup with six maximum security cells, a dormitory for eight inmates, two female cells, and two male juvenile cells. Steinmann will estimate remodeling costs after review and has asked the county clerk to obtain a state corrections list from the state jail inspector. A Monticello architect favors sheriff input on full plans if authorized.
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Juan Steinann
Commi Ee
Steinmann
Huber Law
Ray E. Kundert
M. A. Skaff
Monticello
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John W. Ruff
Pal Enea As
Eply. Nest
Bureau Federation
Lak" Teneva i
Baltimore
Fair Committee
Claude Gillette
John L. Norton
27Th Avenue
Green County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Kefauver
Washington
D-Tenn
Adai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Steveson
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Averell Harriman
New York
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Potit
Lane Dwinell
New Hamptshire
James C. Hagerty
White House
New Hampshire
Ae Adams
Hagerty
Adams
Dwinell
Dominic Wells
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