Scout Leaders Receive Honors at Blue and Gold Banquet
More than 500 Cub Scouts and parents attended Monroe’s Blue and Gold banquet at the Armory honoring Webelos graduates and leaders. Cubmaster W. W. Wuetrich and Assistant Cubmaster Wendell L. Fuller received council statuettes for outstanding service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Webelos
Armory
Neil Jacobs
George Jacobs
Wendell Fuller Jr
Wendell L. Fuller
Larry Moth
Lawrence H. Moth
Times
W. W. Wuctrich
Donald Hull
U.S. Grant Council
Monroe
W. W. Wuetrich
U. S. Grant Council
Council
Brazil Coffee Tour Group Returns Sees No Price Break
Four General Federation of Women's Clubs members visited Brazil to study the coffee shortage. They reported frost uprooted millions of trees, damaging crops and warehouse stocks, signaling a tight world market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Miami
Fla
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Theodore S. Chapman
Jerseyville
General Federation
Gilbert F. Loebs
Waterville
Federation
Chapman
Daily Television Listings Preview for Weekend Schedule
The Evening Times introduces a weekend television listings service printed in classified form. Listings cover Saturday and Sunday and are produced with sponsorship from local television dealers and service firms for clipping reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Times
The
Brown Charges County Officials
Brown County veteran service officer Leo P. Martin 56 was arraigned on embezzlement charges seeking county funds. Dist Atty Bernard J. Bertrand said the shortage may exceed 60,000 dollars. George K. Nitz 57, secretary of the veterans commission, also faces embezzlement claims over 1,000 dollars. Martin, vice chairman of the Veterans Service Commission, did not enter a plea. Nitz holds multiple local posts including Green Bay Police and Fire Commission member and county civil defense administrator. Martin is De Pere Public Service manager and tax appeals board chair.
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Green Bay
Leo P. Martin
Donald Gleason
Brown County Veterans Service
Florida
Dist
Bernard J. Bertrand
Martin
County Veterans Service Commission
Harold Olson
George K. Nitz
Veterans Commission
Nitz
Green Bay Police and Fire Commission
County Selective Service Board
Wisconsin Air Defense Filter Center
Wisconsin County Veterans Service Officers Association
American Legion Post
de- Pere
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
DePere Board of Tax Appeals
Rural School Teachers Name Two Committees
Green County Teachers' Advisory Committee members voted yesterday to appoint sub committees to study overlaps in social science and science courses in county schools and to plan eighth grade graduation exercises. The group met with Irene C. Powers and Paul F. Gleiter. Members include Rudolph Haskee Brown town Roy Lewis Joyce May Woodford Ernest Lufi New Glarus Dalza Fleming Brodhead Ferne M. Bridge guda Frances Noesen Monticello Pearl Folkedahl Blanchardville Helen Anderson Winslow Myrtle Schmid Sylvester Johnson Argyle and Monroe members Inez Mitchell Leila Meyer Edna ZumBrunnen Leona Coplien.
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Green County
Irene C. Powers
Paul F. Gleiter
Rudolph Haskee
Browntown
Roy Lewis
Joyce May
Woodford
Ernest Lufi
New Glarus
Dalza Fleming
Brodhead
Ferne M. Bridge
Guda
Frances Noesen
Monticello
Pearl Folkedahl
Blanchardville
Helen Anderson
Winslow
Myrtle Schmid
Sylvester Johnson
Argyle
Monroe
Inez Mitchell
Leila Meyer
Edna ZumBrunnen
Leona Coplien
Final Bricker Defeat Likely
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson predicted the Senate would adopt Senator George’s substitute to the Bricker treaty power amendment, possibly restoring the two thirds path to final passage. The chamber faced what may be its last day of debate as Bricker’s proposal failed to win support and George’s plan wins cautious backing.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Sen
George
D-Ga
Bricker
Johnson
Ohio
White House
Knowland
California
Morse
Ind-ore
December Swiss Prices Slump on Unsettled Cheese Market
Prices paid to Swiss cheese factories for December make fell across all grades amid USDA plans to cut parity support for American cheese. State brand 41c, B 39c, C 33c, grinders 28c, down 2 3 4 cents from November. Market remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
POWs Arrive in New Delhi for Relocation Trip
eighty eight Korean war prisoners who seek relocation to neutral countries arrived in New Delhi by train today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
First Ward Site Plea Refused by City Planning Board
Monroe officials vote unanimously to deny the county's plan for a new jail in a residential Highway 59 area. The First Ward and county groups oppose the change, citing property values and neighborhood character while the City Council prepares to act on the commission's decision.
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First Ward
Monroe
Planning Commission
Highway 59
Louis R. Wolleson
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Wolleson
Lee Mitchell
Emmett J. Norton
Bruce M. Blum
Robert G. Rote
Roger L. Elmer
Milton J. Schroeter
Blum
Schroeter
Howard P. Olsen
Herman J. Schmitz
Olsen
Charles Smith
M. H. Stauffacher
P. J
Gloomy Dean Inge Dies at 93 in Wallingford England
The Very Rev. Sir William R. Inge age 93 a Church of England leader famed as the Gloomy Dean of St Pauls Cathedral died at his home in Wallingford after months of bronchitis. He led St Pauls 1911 to 1934 and was knighted in 1930.
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Wallingford
England
William R. Inge
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Dean Inge
Heaven
Hell
Rome
St. Paul's
Great London
Christopher Wren
George
St. Paul’s
Senators weigh code on probes and investigations
The Senate policy committee ordered a study of rules guiding investigations including those by McCarthy. Chairman Ferguson said the move, approved unanimously, seeks general guidance on procedure. The action follows Stevens charges of abuse of Army witnesses and may lead to a Senate wide code or separate committee codes.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Sen
McCarthy
Ferguson
R-Mich
Stevens
White House
Nixon
Sen. Potter
Turners Expect To Drop Project Turn
A Turner Hall Club committee may recommend dropping plans for an east addition to house a bowling alley. Chairman Fred Glauser said extending the addition toward the south sidewalk would mar the building’s appearance. Members Reinhard Mueller Fred Buob and Julius Hofer serve on the panel.
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Turner Hall Club
Fred Glauser
Glauser
Reinhard Mueller
Fred Buob
Julius Hofer
Cheddar Prices Firm In Trade at Plymouth
Cheddar values held steady in Plymouth with Wisconsin Cheese Exchange sales at two cars of cheddars 33 34 cents and one car junior grade cheddars 31 2 percent. Bids unfilled included two cars cheddars 33 34 cents and four cars junior grade cheddars 32 percent. One offer remained uncovered for a 60 day longhorns cheddar car at 35 cents.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Jet Engine Conks Over Philadelphia Landing Safely
Lt Quitman C. Zeagler and radar observer 2nd Lt Philip L. Shriner Jr. piloted an F 94 Starfire on a training mission when the engine stalled at 43 000 feet. Zeagler guided a 15 mile per hour dead stick landing at International Airport and stopped with a tail parachute aid. The wing tip fuel tanks were jettisoned and hoped to land in the water. tanks were not recovered.
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Philadelphia
International Airport
Quitman C. Zeagler
Clarks
Zeagler
Delaware River
Philip L. Shriner Jr
Cincinnati
West Germany approves army plan amid Western alignment
The Bundestag passed constitutional changes allowing arming up to half a million soldiers for a European army in a 334 to 144 vote. The measures aim to end Socialist court challenges and push the treaty toward approval by the Bundesrat and Western powers.
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Bonn
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Supreme Court
Bundesrat
United States
Britain
France
Another Snowstorm Misses Monroe Area
A winter storm spared Monroe and much of Wisconsin, delivering up to four inches elsewhere and triggering traffic snarls. Chicago saw 100 minor accidents as snow spread through Illinois, Ohio, and Michigan, with Iowa reporting up to 22 inches and Sterling recording 10 inches. Slippery roads and icy spots plagued Ellsworth, Hudson, Rice Lake, Hayward, Superior, and routes north of Wausau and Antigo as conditions lingered.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Chicago
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Sterling
Dimmin
Ellsworth
Hudson
Rice Lake
Hayward
Superior
Wausau
Antigo
Bulgaria frees many Vienna prisoners in clemency move
Bulgarian Premier Vulko Chervenkov announced in a Thursday night speech that most anti Communist political prisoners jailed by the Reds in Bulgaria have been pardoned, signaling a major easing of political repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Vienna
Austria
Vulko Chervenkov
County considers jail at present site after alley setback
The courthouse and jail committee urged City Council to reject a new jail at the site near the county highway shops. Mayor Dunwiddie suggested vacating part of the 60 foot alley could expand county property to 100 by 123.3 feet and allow a 100 by 72 foot building area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board Courthouse and Jail Committee
Times
County Board
Monroe
Planning Commission
Louis R. Wolleson
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Wolleson
Dunwiddie
Chandler
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
Ship Rescues Ill Seaman Braving Storms For Port
The destroyer O Bannon pulled a ruptured appendix victim from the Navy supply ship Arequipa 200 miles north of Hawaii. Quartermaster Seaman Ernest B Lane 21 of Lake City Florida was rushed through heavy seas toward Pearl Harbor and Tripler General Hospital for urgent care. Lane’s stretcher was hauled aboard the O Bannon on a highline that dipped close to the waves during the perilous transfer.
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Pearl Harbor
O’bannon
Tripler General Hospital
Ernest B. Lane
Lake City
Fla
Lane
Arequipa
Hawaii
Sandblasting Bids Set For Pool Project Opening
Bids for sandblasting the local swimming pool before painting this summer will be opened March 15 at 8 30 a m during the Board of Public Works meeting. No bids yet. several firms from Monroe Watertown Rockford Chicago Milwaukee Two Rivers and Wausau studied the project, said Ronald D. Johnson city recreation director.
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Board of Public Works
Monroe
Watertown
Rockford
Chicago
Milwaukee
Two Rivers
Wausau
Ronald D. Johnson
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Wolf
Dick Campbell
Kon
Michael McAlpine
Charles Dearth
Richard H. Bahr
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
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Henry Trumpy
Knights of Pythias
Joseph G. Urban
Mosse Kitchen Band
Bahr
Brown
Planning Board
City Hall
Albert Waelti
Frank Kantro
Fred Karlen
John Bruni
Robert Hardel Jr
Freda Bray
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Smith
Kittelsen
Hamilton
Gates, Weiss and Kramer
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