Streaks Triumph to Badger Crown Behind Anderegg
Monroe Silver Streaks toppled Middleton 83 to 56 to clinch the Badger Conference title. Bob Anderegg set records with 47 points in one game and 315 on the season as Jim Stauffacher and Jerry Muenich also contributed in a pivotal senior night at Monroe High.
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Bob Anderegg
Monroe High School
Middleton
Monroe
Southern
Cheesemakers
Sterling
Aid Anderegg
Anderegg
Jerry Stauffacher
Herb Ableman
Jim Menehan
Jim Schneiders
Wisconsin High
Madison
Edgerton
Cardinals
Stauffacher
Jerry Muenich
Lee Mitchell
Mitchell
David Fahs
Gary Coplien
James Menehan
Robert Koller
Ronald Klemm
Gerald Muenich
Peter Johnson
Jon Dannerbeck
George Mauerman
Herbert Ableman
Gerald Stauffacher
Robert Anderegg
Times
Larry R. Lindgren
Minnesota House Backs Butter Grade Label Bill
The Minnesota House passed a bill ordering all butter for sale to be graded and labeled with AA 93, A 92, or undergrade scores. Violations carry up to a $100 fine or 90 days in jail. Sponsors say labels help consumers and stop outside butter dumping.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota House of Representatives
Senate
Hospital figure dies in Rochester former St Marys administrator
Sister M. Domitilla 65 former superintendent of St Marys hospital and a familiar presence to Mayo Clinic patients died Thursday in Rochester Minnesota.
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Rochester
Minn
M. Domitilla
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Convict disputes alibi in Patterson murder trial
Bill Littleton, a former Phenix City taxicab driver now in prison, testified he saw Albert Fuller and Arch Ferrell near Patterson’s office parking lot about 20 minutes before the June 18 shooting. Fuller, a former deputy sheriff, is on trial with Ferrell and others for the anti racketeering crusader’s slaying.
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Birmingham
Ala
Phenix City
Albert Fuller
Arch Ferrell
A. L. Patterson
Fuller
Phenix
Move
Bill Littleton
Ferrell
Patterson
Alabama
Littleton
Ft. Benning, Ga
Columbus, Ga
Cecil Deason
War Remote Teachings Caution on Russia Threat
Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, former Hungarian finance minister and Bradley University economist, told Monroe and nearby teachers that a direct war with Russia is unlikely while the U S retains military strength. He spoke at the Southern Wisconsin Education Association meeting as Monroe schools closed for teachers. He warned of a prolonged cold war with Soviet Communists.
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Monroe
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
Nicholas Nyaradi
Hungary
Department of Economics
Bradley University
Peoria
Nyaradi
Southern Wisconsin Education Association
Monroe Bargain Days Opens With Free Parking Push
Monroe Bargain Days started with strong early turnout as merchants extend two day sales through tomorrow. Free parking arranged by the Monroe Chamber of Commerce and City Council filled every meter with paper bags bearing the event message.
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Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
City Council
Wesley L Dodge Heads Pond Group
Wesley L. Dodge was named chairman of the American Legion fish pond committee at a Legion meeting. The committee, with Harry C. Young Paul Richards and Fred Lanz, will study building a children’s pond on Legion property near the city. The Green County Conservation League asked to use the area as a pond site and Max Voelkli spoke on the request. Arthur C. Benkert said a decision would come at the March meeting and experts from the conservation department have surveyed the area. George Williams spoke about his Far East stay.
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Wesley L. Dodge
American Legion
Legion
Dodge
Harry C. Young
Paul Richards
Fred Lanz
Green County Conservation League
Max Voelkli
League
Arthur C. Benkert
The
Conservation Department
George Williams
Philippines
Far East
Burglars Hit Albany Firms in Overnight Break-ins
Sheriff Samuel F. Humbel reported two Albany burglaries overnight at the Dogan and Rayne Lumber Co and Albany Farm Co-op. About 70 dollars was stolen from the lumber firm, while the farm cooperative safe containing around 500 dollars was tampered with but yielded no cash. Entry was gained by breaking windows. the incidents were reported this morning.
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County Sheriff's Department
Albany
Samuel F. Humbel
Dogan and Rayne Lumber Co
Albany Farm Co-op
Humbel
No Plymouth Sales Cheddar Values Firm
Plymouth cheese values hold steady with no sales recorded. Trading tone notes one pasteurized longhorns car at 34 cents, bids for one car junior grade cheddars at 3034, and five cars 40 pound blocks at 3214 remain unfilled.
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Plymouth
Group To Study Fire Truck Fund
A committee of town board chairmen and fire chiefs will study pro rata costs and coverage for split areas under a proposed tank truck purchase to aid rural protection. Total estimated cost is 8000 dollars. The group will meet Thursday night at the Monroe station.
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Monroe
Clarno
Sylvester
Jefferson
Cadiz
Jordan
Browntown
Juda
J. B. Scherer
Emmanuel B. Fuchs
Glenn R. Benkett
Gilbert Dettwiler
Monroe Township
Sam Ludwig
Clifford Prien
Herbert Striker
Nick Mayne
Willis Theiler
John Hirsch
Raymond Montgomery
Regent Board Legislation Prepared
Madison report states a bill to establish a single board of regents for the University of Wisconsin and nine state colleges will be introduced in the Legislature next week. Assemblyman Hutnik Republican Tony chair of the education committee said the proposal would be ready for introduction Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Madisonp
Board of
University of Wisconsin
Assemblyman Hutnik
Tony
Assembly Education Committee
Wisconsin Assembly Considers 40 Percent State Surtax Plan
A bill by Assemblywoman Sylvia Raihle proposes a 40 percent state surtax on individuals to raise about 57 million for 1955-57. Revenues would be split with counties and municipalities receiving one quarter each. A parallel withholding plan aims to speed collections starting July 1, 1955.
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Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
Raihle
Wisconsin
Fed
Kohler
Wisconsin Tax Department
Increases Not Enough Farmer Group Files Appeal in Road Cases
A notice of appeal has been filed in Circuit Court over land condemnations from the Highway 11 relocation project. Judge Marshall L. Peterson’s December award totaled 15,800 dollars, about 5,000 above the original offer. Attorneys for landowners expect a jury trial but no trial date yet. no specific appeal amount is requested.
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Marshall L. Peterson
Peterson
Gilbert F. Barnard
Darlington
Arrest Reds Paid Field Five Years After Wrongful Detention
Hermann Field, a 44 year old Cleveland architect, said Poland paid him 50000 dollars for a wrongful arrest after five years in a cellar. He denied being a Communist and spoke at a London news conference after arriving from Switzerland. Four Field family members disappeared behind the Iron Curtain in 1949, with Noel Field later released from a Hungarian prison and living in exile.
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London
Hermann Field
Poland
Warsaw
Communist Party
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Cleveland
Switzerland
Field
Hermann
Noel
U. S. State
Hungary
Erica Wallach
Siberia
Noel Field
U. S
Alger Hiss
Washington
Racine Officer Testifies On POW Propaganda Plot
Lt. Col. Harry Fleming of Racine testified at Maj. Ambrose Nugent’s court martial that he recorded a propaganda message at Camp No. 12 near Pyongyang after being told it would be a letter to his wife. Fleming said Kim Dong Suk urged a longer broadcast and admitted the claimed kindness to prisoners was a lie. Nugent, in poor condition, showed hallucinations about lavish rations during the POW camp period.
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Okla
Ambrose H. Nugent
Harry Fleming
Racine
Ft. Leonard Wood
Fleming
Nugent
Wisconsin
No. 12
Pyongyang
Pyoktong
Camp 12
Kim Dong Suk
Kim
Merrill
Wis
Texan center regrets winning shot in district final
Carroll Spencer of Redwater misfired a high school game winner against Maud after taking a rebound and pivoting for a neat shot. The 61-60 margin gave Maud the district championship, leaving Spencer regretting the decision.
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Texarkana
Tex
Carroll Spencer
Redwater
Maud
Spencer
Crash Kills Motorist Milwaukee
John Priefer age 24 of Milwaukee died when his car struck the rear of a moving semi on Highway 41 in Oak Creek early today.
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Milwaukee
John Priefer
Highway 41
Oak Creek
Morse Switches Sides Runs as Democrat for Senate
Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon, formerly a Republican who became independent in 1952, will run for re election in 1956 as a Democrat. He registered at a hometown courthouse and spoke by statewide radio pledging to seek re election on the Democratic ticket. Morse said he joined the Democrats to best serve the people of Oregon and the nation.
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Eugene
Ore
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ashington
Morse
Republicans
Richard L. Neuberger
President Assails Red Link Strategy
President Eisenhower challenges linking Communists with Democrats in campaign rhetoric. He urged Republican National Committee members to keep a balanced view as they prepare for the 1956 nominating convention in San Francisco set for August 20. He stressed the Communist threat as the nation’s main foe and warned against demeaning Democrats.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Stock list gains paced by radio and TV sectors
New York stock market edged higher in early afternoon trading with radio and television issues leading the gains. Major movers included Sea Board Railroad, Northern Pacific, Pan American World Airways, Paramount Pictures, American Telephone, Emerson Radio, Zenith, Radio Corp, Philco, United Aircraft, and Bethlehem Steel with most advances between one and two points.
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New York
Seaboard Railroad
Northern Pacific
Pan American World Airways
Paramount Pictures
American Telephone
Emerson Radio
Zenith Dio
Radio Corp
Philco
United Arcraft
Bethlehem Steel
Submarine sunk in bomber attack off Taishan Islands
Nationalist air force claimed a bomber sank a submarine off Taishan amid a larger battle in the East China Sea. Red forces reportedly lost landing craft, gunboats, and armed junks as Nationalist ships and planes fought the convoy toward Taishan and Nanchishan.
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Taipei
Formosa
Taishan Islands
East China Sea
Eguht
Red
Taishans
Chiang Kai - Shek
Chekiang Province
Nanchishan
Taishan Island
Holstein Breeders Elect March Directors and Delegates
Officers of the Green County Holstein Breeders Association will be elected at a directors meeting March 7. Three directors were elected last night at the annual business meeting at Turner hall. Holdover directors are John W. Ruff H Otto Stauffacher Kenneth Hartwig Oliver Miller and Walter Streiff. Green County is entitled to 16 delegates at the 64th annual convention of the Holstein Friesen Association of Wisconsin in La Crosse. Members to attend will be voting delegates. Forty three persons attended last night's meeting followed by lunch.
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Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Turner Hall
Edward Oliver
Albany
George Schwartzlow
Brodhead
Chester Norton
John W. Ruff
H. Otto Stauffacher
Kenneth Hartwig
Clarno
Oliver Miller
Walter Streiff
New Glarus
Green County
Holstein-Friesian Association of
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Burglars Loot Home Near Menomonee Falls
Burglars took jewelry and cash estimated at 2000 to 3000 dollars Thursday night from the Miron Stuart home near Menomonee Falls. The family's three dogs were locked up and unable to reach them.
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Waukesha
Miron Stuart
Menomonee Falls
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