Cheesemaking Veteran Joseph Huber Nearing 89 in Monroe
Joseph Huber a Green County cheesemaker born in Canton Lucerne observes his 89th birthday on December 24. He built a life across Wisconsin farming dairy in California and Monroe, with a long stint in cheese factories and a return to Monroe to retire. He recalls old wooden sidewalks, Swiss wrestling at Turner Hall, and a family of three daughters and two sons.
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Green County
Joseph Huber
14Th Street
Canton
Lucerne
California
Wisconsin
America
Switzerland
Mr. Huber
Monroe
Hanson
Woodford
White
Sawyer
Otto Wirz
Wirz
Huber
Anton Niederbergers
Josephine Emmenegger
Imhof
Argyle
Emil
Joseph
Supreme Court To Hear Ban On Picketing In Washington
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a three way challenge to a Washington state law that curbs union picketing when no employer employee dispute exists. Two unions were ordered to pay $750 in damages as part of the appeal. The action accompanies other recess decisions on tax exemptions for automobile clubs and a post exchange employee case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cfornia State Automobile Assocition
U. S. Court of Appeals
Mrs Osborne 77 Dies in Birmingham Ala
Telan Larson Osborne a native of Wiota township died in Birmingham Alabama at her daughter Mrs Ralph MacIntyre’s home after a stroke suffered Feb 12 1943. Born Nov 24 1872 she married Dr Gifford Osborne Oct 16 1899. Cremation follows services in Birmingham.
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Telan Larson Osborne
Wiota
Birmingham
Ala
Ralph MacIntyre
Osborne
Cherry Branch
Gifford Osborne
Chicago
Brownsville
Tex
R. E. Erickson
Monroe
New Yorker Funds Betti Marbury Hand Save Effort
A wealthy New Yorker promised to cover all costs to save 10 year old Betty Marbury's hand. Betty and her father will travel to Boston to consult a renowned specialist after Memphis doctors warned of possible amputation if untreated. Prayers from across the nation followed Betty’s plea.
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Betty Marbury
New York
Betty
Clay Marbury
Boston
Memphis
Marbury
Mrs. Alice Mason of Woodford Dies at 59
Mrs. Alice Mason 59 of Woodford died at 1 a m Saturday at Masshardt nursing home after years bedridden. Born December 28 1863 in Jordan township she lived in Woodford all life. Survived by sons Earl Woodford and Cleve Denver Colo brothers Albert Browntown Edward and George Woodford sister Mrs Lee DeNure Woodford 11 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren. Husband son two sisters two brothers preceded her in death. Services 1:30 p m tomorrow Erickson funeral home Argyle Rev G M Gunderson officiating burial Miller cemetery near Wiota.
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Alice Mason
Woodford
Masshardt
Jordan Township
Moses
Catherine Schultz Miller
Browntown
John W. Mason
Earl
Cleve
Denver
Colo
Albert
Edward
George
Ogg to Retire From Editorship of APSR
Dr Frederic A Ogg longtime UW political science scholar will end his term as editor of the American Political Science Review at year end. He led the journal and shaped its direction during his tenure.
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PR. Ogg
Madison
Frederic A. Ogg
University of Wisconsin
American Political Science Review
Reds Boost Navy Jane's Book Says
Jane's Fighting Ships reports the Soviet Union may build three 35 000 ton battleships with rocket aerial torpedoes and long range submarines as part of a five year naval plan aiming for 750 to 1 000 subs by 1951. Russia already has about 360 submarines and two battleships while the U S Navy remains large with 2 600 warships.
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London
Britain
United States
Soviet Russia
Jane's Fighting Ships
Russia
Soviet Union
Jane’s
U. S
S. R
Soviet
Germany
Jane's
Moscow
U. S. Navy
Manstein Is Sentenced 18 Years For War Crimes
British military court convicts former Field Marshal Erich von Manstein on nine charges of atrocities by German troops in Poland and Russia. He declines mercy, to join other condemned leaders at Werl prison as Britain closes war crimes prosecutions.
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Hamburg
Erich von Manstein
Manstein
Hitler
Poland
Russia
Churchill
Britain
Winston Churchill
Walter von Brauchitsch
Gerd von Rundstedt
Adolf Strauss
Werl
Hamm
Albert Kesselring
Nikolaus von Falkenhorst
Twenty-Two Homes Enter Light Contest
Twenty two entries were received for the Christmas home lighting contest when the deadline passed. Contest chairman Robert J. Tracy announced new entrants Leland L. Lamboley Joseph Volmary and David H. Stauffacher. Six prizes totaling 105 dollars were posted by the chamber of commerce retail committee with first prize 30 dollars and the rest from 25 to 5 dollars. Judging continues until Friday and winners will be announced Christmas Eve.
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Woentes
Robert J. Tracy
Leland L. Lamboley
Lake Drive
Joseph Volmary
6Th Street
David H. Stauffacher
Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
British Version of Mother Goose Drops Meanness in New Rhymes
A Manchester entrepreneur Geoffrey Hall and partner Arthur Thompson unveil Old Rhymes for New in Britain. They rewrite classic Mother Goose verses to remove cruelty, replacing harsh lines with friendlier imagery and kinder outcomes.
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London
Miss Muffet
Humpty Dumpty
Manchester
Geoffrey All
Hall
Arthur Thompson
Mishaps in State Take Eleven Lives
A weekend of Wisconsin highway accidents left eleven dead. Notable crashes include a three-death head on collision near Eau Claire, two men killed in a second head on crash near Oshkosh, and a Milwaukee man who died after his car hit a tree and pole.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Highway 98
Eau Claire
Henry G. Marum
William Rehrke
Elizabeth
Greghorn
Oshkosh
Wilmer J. Zielke
George F. Reinke
Clarence Yost
Omro
Robert Halvorson
Milwaukee
Salem
Elecuterio Valdovinos
Waukee
Henry Richard Kort
de¢ Forest
Dane
Dane County
Robert Southworth
Che
Tek
Bloomer
John Krebs Dies At Brodhead Home
John Krebs 69 a Swiss native died Saturday evening at Coplien nursing home after a six month illness following surgery He came to America in 1904 settled near Juda worked as a farm hand never married Survived by 12 nieces and nephews in northern Wisconsin Minneapolis St Paul and the Dakotas Last rites at 2 pm Everson funeral home with Rev Peter Retzlaff Juda officiating Burial Marsh Lake cemetery Clayton near New Richmond where a brother is buried Friends may call this evening at Everson funeral home
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Wroaneaa
John
Hans) Krebs
Switzerland
Coplien
Fredrich Krebs
America
Juda
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dakotas
Everson Funeral
Peter Retzlaff
Marsh Lake
Clayton
New Richmond
Everson Funeral Home
Swiss Colony Replaces Load With New Shipments
Swiss Colony sent 5 500 Christmas cheese packages to New York to replace a loss from a highway crash and fire. A parallel shipment to Los Angeles reached on Friday with all parcels mailed. The firm packed 12 000 packages on Saturday as holidays loom and expects all orders to clear by tomorrow night for Christmas delivery, though late West Coast orders may arrive late.
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Ihe
New York
Genoa
West Coast
Los Angeles
Long Illness Fatal To Mrs Ritzman
Mrs Clifton Ritzman 52 of Winslow died of heart disease at St. Clare hospital where she had been a patient since Oct 29. Born Esther Rohde in Green County March 29, 1897 she married Clifton Ritzman Jan 11, 1921 and lived in Green County and Winslow. Survivors include husband daughter Lois Mary two brothers Frank R Rohde and R J Rohde three sisters Effie Wohlford Frank Schramm Mrs Joseph A Hawthorn and a half sister Mrs Edward Stabe. An infant son and two brothers preceded her in death. Services at Cardascio funeral home Winslow at 1 p m Wednesday then at 1:30 pm in Methodist Church. Rev Richard M Harding officiating burial in Rock Lily cemetery.
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Clifton Ritzman
Winslow
St. Clare Hospital
Esther K. Rohde
Green County
Henry
Augusta Rohde
Lois Mary
Frank
R. J. Rohde
Browntown
Effie Wohlford
Mankato
Tinn
Frank Schramm
McConnell
Ill
Joseph A. Hawthorn
Monroe
Edward Stabe
Cardascio
Methodist Church
Richard M. Harding
Rock Lily Cemetery
Darlington Native Rev. Robert Pittman Dies at 92
The Rev. Robert Pittman, a Christian Church minister born in Darlington Wisconsin in 1857, died aged 92 yesterday at his son in law and daughter's home. He preached for 30 years and led twelve churches across four states before retiring in 1934 with his last pastorate in Leaf River Illinois.
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Olu
Robert Pittman
Fred Fraywert
Christian Church
Man
Leaf River
Ogle County
Ill
Pittman
Darlington
Wis
Military project to standardize arms for allied forces
Britain and the United States joined Canada in a plan to standardize arms and training to ensure rapid integration of personnel and equipment in a future war. No details were released. the move follows years of technical exchanges and parallels efforts by Brussels Pact members in aviation.
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Harold K. Milks
London
Britain
United States
Canada
Washington
Soviet Russia
Ministry of Defense
U. S
Brussels Ar Ty
France
Lusembourg
Belgium
Holland
Andrew P Nelson Dies at Dodgeville Naturalized Norwegian Immigrant
Andrew P Nelson 84 born in Hadeland Norway Oct 19 1865 died yesterday at Dodgeville hospital after years of illness. He came to America 1886 settled Argyle township married Emma Olson in Yellowstone Lutheran church April 2 1893. He lived in Argyle and Darlington as shop owner and retired 1944. Survived by daughter Mrs Horace Thompson three brothers Ole Nelson Conrad and Oaves Norway and sister Mrs Hilda Kelogg Cleveland. Funeral Wednesday at Erickson funeral home with burial Yellowstone Lutheran cemetery.
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Auggie
Andrew
Nelson
Darlington
Dodgeville Hospital
Hadeland
Norway
Nels
Carrie Lapprude Nelson
America
Argyle Township
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Emma Olson
Argyle Town
Argyle
Horace Thompson
Ole Nelson
Conrad
O*aves
Carriers Start Annual Christmas Calendar Distribution
Carriers on fourteen city routes will begin tomorrow distributing The Evening Times annual Christmas greeting. This year’s calendar features a color painting of two dogs, titled Soulful and Wistful by No Kopland, showing a spaniel with her puppy. Proceeds go entirely to the carriers.
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No Kopland
the Times
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F. A. Shriner
San Antonio
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William J
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Lafayette County
Janesville
Lena Wendlandt
Carl Clickner
Beloit
Mildred Fritz
Glenn H. Kubly
7Th Street
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12Th Street
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12Th Avenue
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Dodgeville
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