No Parking Zone Established on 12th Street
City Council approved no parking on the south side of 12th street from 14th avenue east to the spur track and on the north side from the alley between 15th and 16th avenues to 14th avenue. No loading of railroad cars on the center spur except from the south side. Rules take effect after proper signs are erected.
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12Th Street
14Th Avenue
15Th and
16Th Avenues
Board of Public Works
Recreation Park
William Rees
Police and Safety Committee
First National Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
6Th Street
Jess Morton
Ray Heinzleman
25Th Avenue
13Th
17Th Streets
Routes in Monroe Cut to Four Rural Deliveries
Postmaster John J. Burkhard announced that effective Jan 1 Monroe rural routes will drop from five to four. Route 5 will consolidate into Route 4, with residents to get address-change notices. Carriers on Routes 1 2 and 3 remain. Route 4 will be served by John F E Anderegg and others, while Route 4’s vacancy was filled by Ben Abraham temporarily. Burkhard noted routes have fluctuated from nine to ten in the past, now down to four.
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John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Burkhard
John FE. Anderegg
Ray W. Preston
Harry R. Grinnell
Harry E. Williams
Ben Abraham
Clarence Baltzer
Trumpy to Not Seek Re election as Fourth Ward Alderman
Harvey H. Trumpy announced at the City Council meeting that he will not run for a second term as Fourth Ward alderman. A Monroe High School graduate and Air Force veteran, he cites outside business pressures and leaves open the possibility of future nonpolitical work. City Clerk Freda Bray and City Attorney Arthur Benkett plan to file for re election, while Alderman Floyd Matzke intends to run again. Other ward officials, William Beckman and Alfred Henning Jr., have not decided on re election.
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Harvey H. Trumpy
Fourth Ward
Trumpy
Monroe High School
Air Force
Cheese Producers Co-op Marketing Association
Freda M. Bray
Arthur C. Benkett
Floyd Matzke
William F. Beckman
Alfred Henning Jr
Winslow Uranium Tunnel Abandoned
A self service uranium tunnel in Winslow, Alabama operated for a month in a 6 by 20 store, drawing ailing residents. An unnamed Wisconsin couple allegedly ran it, with keys sold at a Winslow hotel and treatment cards punched for access. The tunnel closed yesterday and equipment was carried off in a van. no one has used it in two weeks.
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Winslow
Wisconsin
Frank
Mary) Fuller
Fuller Hotel
Stock Trend Mixed Oil Shares Advance
Oils made out standing gains today in a mixed stock market. Stocks up one to four points included Republic Steel Goodyear Kern County Land Cities Service Monterey Oil Pacific Western Oil Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Baltimore and Ohio and Richfield Oil. Also ahead were Dayton Rubber Boeing General Electric Standard Oil NJ and Paramount Pictures. Lower were Chrysler Radio Corp American Telephone American Smelting Allied Chemical New York Central and United Air Lines.
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New York
Republic Steel
Goodyear
Kern County Land
Cities Service
Monterey Oil
Pacific Western Oil
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Richfield Oil
Dayton Rubber
Boeing
General Electric
Standard Oil (Nj
Paramount Pictures
Chrysler
Radio Corp
American Telephone
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
New York Central
United Air Lines
Pope Pius XII Spends Tough Night Failing to Improve
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII had a poor night with little sleep and remains very weak. They say his condition is essentially unchanged from yesterday despite brief car rides and a walk in the Vatican gardens with doctors aid.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XII
Vatican Gardens
Wisconsin Judicial Council proposes unified 134 circuit courts plan
Milwaukee layoff plan would abolish 958 justices of the peace and 72 county judges with a constitutional change. The council aims for 1962 to establish a statewide system, abolishing municipal and special courts and creating nine districts led by chief judges. Green County would join the Seventh District with 17 judges.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Judicial Council
Supreme Court
DeWitt
Judicial Council
de Witt
Green County
Lafayette
Rock
Grant
Iowa
Dane
Sauk
Columbia
Mrs. John Figi of Oregon Dies at 72
Mrs John T Figi 72 of Oregon died at her home after a months illness. She was born July 13 1882 in New Glarus Township to Baltz Kundert and Agatha Kundert. Survived by husband two daughters Pearl Conroy Madison and Kenneth Hitchock Oregon a brother Thomas Kundert Monticello two grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services at 2 pm tomorrow Zentner funeral home with Rev Lynn F B Tschudy officiating burial in church cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home.
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New Glarus
John T. Figi
Oregon
New Glarus Township
Baltz
Agatha Disch Kundert
Agatha Kundert
Monticello
Madison
Pearl Conroy
Kenneth Hitchcock
Thomas Kundert
Zentner Funeral
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Swiss Evantgzgelical and Reformed Church
Mexico City Endures Coldest Spell in Years
Mexico City shivered as temperatures plunged to 12 degrees, marking a record cold spell in recent years and prompting weather warnings and precautionary measures across the capital.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Life Sentence For Dr Samuel Sheppard Verdict Appeal Planned
The Cleveland case ends with a verdict of second degree murder for Dr Samuel Sheppard after a declared not guilty of first degree murder. His lawyer plans an appeal, and if denied he faces at least ten years before possible parole. The jurors concluded Marilyn Sheppard was beaten to death last July, while Sheppard proclaimed his innocence.
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Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Stephen
Richard
Betty
Dorothy
Sam
Edward Blythin
Blythin
Death Notice of Fred Krupke of Warren Wayne Township
Fred Krupke 58 of Warren and Wayne Township died Monday at his home. He leaves his wife Rose Helwig a son Delbert six sisters and three brothers and two grandchildren. Services 1 pm tomorrow Barteil funeral home Warren and 2 pm St Pauls Evangelical Re formed church South Wayne burial Zion cemetery Wayne Township.
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Fred Krupke
Warren
Delbert Krupke
Monroe
Mr. Krupke
Wayne Township
William
Amelia Krupke
Rose Helwig
Krupke
Otto Fernstaedt
Fred Kuhl
William Herman
John Tomman
Herman Fernstaedt
Lena
David Anderson
Reward May Go to Officers Who Suspected He
In Cleveland the Sheppard murder case may see a 10 000 reward shared with the officers who suspected osteopath Samuel H Sheppard and aided in his arrest and conviction for the Marilyn Sheppard killing The money was posted after the July 4 incident and placed with Cuya hoga County commissioners as trustees to distribute to eligible authorities involved in the case
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Joseph F. Gorman
John F. Curry
Henry W. Speeth
Sheppard
Tremblers Ravage Eureka Area in Calif Quake Aftermath
A major earthquake hit Eureka California at 11 57 am yesterday causing one death two dozen injuries and two million dollars in damage. Aftershocks are expected though predicted to be less violent by Humboldt State College geologist H D MacGinnis.
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Eureka
Calif
H. D. MacGiniie
Humboldt State College
Blue Lake
Ferndale
Bank robber shot during Elm Grove branch heist
Milwaukee reports a 58 year old sporting goods dealer Frank Casimir Mackiewicz charged by federal warrant with bank robbery after the noontime Elm Grove branch heist of 3775 dollars. Bank manager C E Brauneis stabbed four times during the robbery. The bandit fled in a plate free car as Mackiewicz sought medical care for a back wound. Mackiewicz awaits trial on a separate charge of passing a worthless 500 dollar check.
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Milwaukee
County General Hospital
Frank Casimir Mackiewicz
South Side
Elm Grove
Wauwatosa State Bank
Mackiewicz
C. E. Brauneis
Brauneis
FBI
Charles Nowakowsky
Nowakowsky
Mack
Waukesha County
Merton
State Swiss Market Steady Demand Fair
Wisconsin cheese markets show steady demand for cheddars with fair demand for small styles and adequate offerings. Prices are quoted on moisture bases with state brand Swiss around 40 to 42 and Grade B 39 to 40.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Lt Governor Smith Ends Term No Political Plans
Madison reports Lt. Gov. George M. Smith said his term ends Jan 3 with no future political plans. He reflects on three terms as a wonderful experience and will return to the insurance business in Elm Grove, while Warren Knowles will take over as lieutenant governor.
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Smith
Madison
George M. Smith
Kohler
Louis Allis Jr
Milwaukee
Fred Zimmerman
Elm Grove
Waukesha County
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
Senate
Three Accidents Reported in Area
Three traffic incidents were reported yesterday in the area. Albert C. Buel lost control on ice four miles northeast of Monroe, suffering a bruised leg as his car rolled over. Carel Ann Schwingel collided with a city police car at 8th Avenue and Highway 69, damaging multiple front components. James R. Powers’s car was struck by an unidentified vehicle along the west side of the square, damaging the left door.
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Monroe
Albert C. Buel
Route 2
Carel Ann Schwingel
14Th Street
T. H. Schwaiger
Schwingel
8Th Avenue
Highway 69
James R. Powers
26Th Avenue
Square
Powers
Deadline Extended In Jaycee Contest Wisconsin Names Judges
Robert H. Rieder, state chairman of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, announced a midnight December 31 extension for nominations in Wisconsin. Judge candidates include Dr. John A. Schindler Monroe, Prof. Percy L. Drunn Milton College, and Thomas Hefty First National Bank Madison.
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Robert H. Rieder
Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
John A. Schindler
Monroe
Percy L. Drunn
Milton College
Thomas Hefty
First National Bank
Madison
Tokyo Prepares Crowds For New Year Events At Palace
About 600 police and 300 Boy Scouts will direct visitors to the imperial palace during New Year holidays. Last Jan 2 sixteen people were trampled to death and 30 injured on Niju bridge.
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Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Niju Bridge
Diplomats Worry NATO Arms Cut Might Weaken Defenses
Western officials fear European cuts in armed forces could disrupt NATO plans amid warned risks of a Soviet invasion. Dulles says US will not pull its six divisions from Europe and nuclear power will reinforce forward defense. Officials doubt 1955 cuts occur but warn public pressure for reductions may grow in coming years.
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Washington
United States
West
Dulles
Europe
Orient
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Defense
State Department
Paris
U. S. Defense Department
Defense Wilson
Deranged Suitor Frees Woman Held as Hostage
In Wake Forest North Carolina a jealous suitor released his girlfriend Jessie Elizabeth Davis 30 after holding her at gunpoint in a textile mill for more than 24 hours. Graham Timberlake 31 surrendered to police after freeing her ending a day and night of terror.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Graham Timberlake
Jessie Elizabeth Davis
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Goetz
Joseph C. Dearth
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U.S
By Relman Morin
California
Tremblers Ravage
Carl Wilkerson
Fred Hess
Scotia
Raymond G. Babcock
Rock Island
Justice Court
Babcock
Reinhold G. Guttmer
19Th Street
11Th Avenue
Guttmer
St. Clare Hospital
NATO
Continent
Europe ‘Prize
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