Monties To Play Panthers Friday In Subdistrict Action
New Glarus Glazners defeated Albany Comets 58 to 41 in the Monticello subdistrict opener. Juda Panthers beat Barneveld 54 to 47. Friday night features New Glarus vs Belleville at 7 15 and Juda vs Monticello at 8 30 with consolation games Saturday at 7 15 and the championship at 8 30.
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Fred Feldt
Barneveld
Monticello
Dennis Budd
Feldt
Juda
Panthers
Joseph BH. Davidson
Monticello High School
Glarus Glazners
Albany Comets
Juda Panthers
Glarus
Belleville
Jerry Killingstad
Comet
Schneider
Richard Kauk
Harold Mosher
Albany
New Glarus
Jerry Horan
Glazners
Glaziers
Comets
Bob Schneeberger
Mosher
Glarners
John Grossenbacher
Ronnie Martinson
Don Schneider
Bob Swanson
Times
Cheddar Prices Steady in Wisconsin Exchange Trade
Wisconsin exchange flags steady cheddar values with a calm tone. Four cars sold at 33 and a half cents, followed by two cars at 33. Unfilled bids showed one car at 33.5 cents and five blocks at 33.4 cents, with no offers uncovered.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Exchange
Deer versus Badger Debate in Assembly Notes
Wisconsin lawmakers clash over making the white tailed deer the official state animal to boost UW sports. Proponents cite Bucky Badger imagery and student cheers while opponents warn of changes to the state flag and seal.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Assemblyman
Hutnik
Rtony
Conservation Committee
Earl Morton
Kenosha
David Blanchard
Edgerton
Dillman
R-Lakr du Flambeau
Wackett
Watertown
John Schwitz 23 Dies in Cincinnati Ohio
John Schwitz age 23 died in Cincinnati Ohio after living in Monticello and Cincinnati. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Schwitz his wife Janet Montgomery infant son Jeffrey four sisters and two brothers with grandparents diverse listed relatives. Services set in Cincinnati Saturday morning.
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Leslie M. Schwitz
14Th Street
John A. Schwitz
Cincinnati
John Schwitz
Clarno
ElDorado
Orangeville
Monticello
Monticello High School
Navy
Janet Montgomery
Jeffrey
Ruth French
Monroe
Mary Schulz
Arthur Bennett
Beloit
Edith Elmer
Robert
Milford
William Morris
South Wayne
Wrigley Field Sale Approved to Dodgers in Los Angeles
Philip K. Wrigley president of the Chicago Cubs announced approval of the sale of Wrigley Field in Los Angeles to the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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California Field
Chicago
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs Today
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Brooklyn Dodgers
Air Units Given Atomic Rockets
The United States reveals atomic rockets exist to destroy enemy bombers from high altitude. Defense officials assure safeguards limit danger in storage and use, with tests by the Atomic Energy Commission confirming negligible risks of accidental explosion or radiation to nearby civilians. If deployed, blasts would occur at extreme altitude to avoid ground harm.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Defense Department
Department
Defense Wilson
Atomic Energy Commission
Monroe Cage Tourney Squad Named by Coach Mitchell
Monroe high school released a 10 man postseason squad for the WIAA regional tournament. The lineup includes Dave Fahs Jerry Muenich Wayne Bahn Paul Lamboley Larry Menehan Dave Grams Bill Lovelace Don Witt Bob Trickel and Bud Olson. Monroe travels to Stoughton for a 9 p.m. first round game against Madison Central with Evansville and Stoughton at 7:15 p.m. The winners advance to Friday’s contest and the Saturday sub regional at Stoughton.
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WIAA
Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Stoughton
Madison Central
Evansville
Monroe Central
Evansville Stoughton
Ft. Atkinson
Dave Fahs
Jerry Muenich
Wayne Bahn
Paul Lamboley
Larry Menehan
Dave Grams
Bill Lovelace
Don Witt
Bob Trickel
Bud Olson
Brotherhood Week Observed in Monroe With Speeches and Films
Monroe area students and adults participate in Brotherhood Week with lectures, discussions, and skits. Rev. Bernard Bartel spoke at an assembly and a film titled Picture in Your Mind was shown. Janeen Boyer led the program. Kiwanis member Rev. George Wirz spoke on Brotherhood at a club meeting. Rodney Kittelsen noted no local solicitation and a county United Fund quota of 75 dollars.
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Monroe
Bernard Bartel
Brotherhood
Janeen Boyer
Wey
George Wirz
Otto A. Wirz
15Th Street
Queen of Apostles Seminary
Madison
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Rodney ©. Kittelsen
United Fund
Swanton Attacks Daylight Time Vision in Wisconsin Vote
Milo Swan ton of the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co operative opposes daylight time in the April election arguing it harms day production and sleep. He warns the change causes confusion for railroads weather bureaus theaters farmers and others and urges reliance on natural sun hours.
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Madison
Milo K. Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co-operative
Swanton
Milk Co-op Refuses Stand on Fast Time
Golden Guernseys Co-operative farmers at their annual meeting in Milwaukee declined to back a resolution opposing daylight saving time. Observers noted it was the first time the cooperative with 1 member had failed to oppose daylight time.
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Milk Co-op
Milwaukee
Golden Guernseys Co-operative
Co-Operative
Art Aragon Convicted On Fight-Fix Charges
The Los Angeles Superior Court jury found middleweight Art Aragon guilty of felony fight fixing. Aragon showed no visible reaction as the verdict was read.
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Art Aragon
Los Angeles
Shige
Oers
Aragon
Che
Eisenhower backs UN sanctions pressure on Israel
President Eisenhower declared the United Nations must exert pressure on Israel to withdraw from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. British and Egyptian leaders weighed sanctions and combined action while Israeli and American diplomacy sought withdrawal terms and free shipping guarantees.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
United States
U. N
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aaahba
David Ben- Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Egypt
Abba Eban
Dules
Nasser
Suez Canal
Cairo
Jerusalem
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Gulf of Aqaba
Dulles
Gulf
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
Hungary
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