Judge Harlan Likely To Win Okay for Court
Senator Daniel says he is convinced Judge John Marshall Harlan does not subscribe to world government and would not surrender American sovereignty. The hearings ended with Kilgore hoping for quick committee action and confirmation. Jenner declined to reveal his vote, citing need to study records. Watkins praised Harlan as able and likely to contribute to the Supreme Court. Harlan noted he joined the Atlantic Union advisory council only in 1952 and disassociated from any surrender of sovereignty.
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Washington
Daniel
D-Tex
John Marshall Harlan
Harlan
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kilgore
D-W Va
Senate
Eisenhower
Jenner
Sen
Ind
Watkins
Utah
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert H. Jackson
Atlantic Union Movement
Roberts
Owen J. Roberts
Advisory Council of the
Atlantic Union Committee
North Atlantic
Term of Court Starts Monday
Two of the three February term circuit court cases have settled, clerk Helen Myers said. The cases are Howard Kohn versus Nathan F. Burgy in an assault and Warren J. MacMartin Milton Junction versus Robert G. Buehler and insurers in an automobile accident suit. The remaining case is Clarence A. Itten versus Arvin Bleiler and insurer in an accident suit. Judge Harry S. Fox will call the calendar Monday at 2 pm and set the remaining jury case for trial. Pre-trial conferences are scheduled Monday afternoon after calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Myers
Howard Kohn
Nathan F. Burgy
Warren J. MacMartin
Milton Junction
Robert G. Buehler
Clarence A. Itten
Monticello
Arvin Bleiler
Harry S. Fox
Dodgeville Honor Student Bound Over in Robbery Case
Mervin Wunderlin 18 of Livingston was bound over to Iowa County Court for trial on attempted robbery after being arraigned by Justice Charles Schmitt. He admitted to being the masked man who demanded $50 from a farmer and fired at the porch light when the farmer closed the door. Wunderlin remained jailed on a $2,500 bond.
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Dodgeville
Iowa
Mervin Wunderlin
Livingston
Justice of the Peace
Charles Schmitt
Ray Reese
Wunderlin
Rehearsal Tomorrow for Madcap Minstrel Show at High School
A cast of chorus girls end men and specialty acts move into a dress rehearsal tomorrow afternoon for the second annual Madcap Minstrel Show at the high school auditorium Monday night. Lions Club and City Band sponsor to swell the band shell fund. show starts 8 p.m. Doors open 7 p.m. with a city band concert 7:40 to 8.
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Lions Club
City Band
Charles Figs
Stewart F. Kingston
Figi
Virgil Wenger
William Rollins
Stanley J. Neuberger
Schnitzelbank
Mader’s
Milwaukee
Neuberger
Charlies A. Booth
Booth
Little International Opens at University
MADISON Jeannette Kennedy Morrisonville will be crowned queen of the 26th annual Little International Livestock show at tonight's performance. Miss Kennedy and her court preside at both shows. In the court are Kay Kersten Sally Denton Sarah Price Kar Christofferson and Marjorie Barcalow. More than 120 university agricultural students are slated to show four classes of livestock using animals from the university flocks and herds.
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Madison
Jeannette Kennedy
Morissonville
Miss Kennedy
Kay Kersten
Wittenberg
Sally Denton
Milwaukee
Sarah Price
Avoca
Kar- Christofferson
Marjorie Barcalow
Bruce
University Agricultural
John Hicks Estate Valued at $199000
Madison Dane County Court records show John Hicks manager and secretary of Cheese Makers Mutual Insurance Co died last Sunday leaving an estimated $199000 estate. He left no will and the estate will be divided among his widow Nell and two sons Edwin of Chicago and John of St Petersburg Florida.
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Madison
Dane County
John Hicks
Cheese Makers Mutual Insurance Co
Hicks
Este
Nell
Edwin
Chicago
John
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gas writ plea denied in natural gas line case
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals denied the petition by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co to block rivals from building a 130 million dollar natural gas line spanning Louisiana to Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Philadelphia
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
Louisiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Murdoch to Get Paris Scholarship for Studies
Mr. and Mrs. John Murdoch of Madison will depart for Paris in September where he will use a $2,500 University of Paris scholarship. Murdoch, married to Donna Wenger, earned a BS in philosophy from the University of Chicago and an MS from the University of Wisconsin and is pursuing a PhD at Madison. The award was announced at the Madison Rotarians Golden Anniversary Dinner as one of 700 scholarships from 54 countries to foster international friendship.
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John Murdoch
Madison
Paris
France
University of Paris
Murdoch
Donna Wenger
Ernest Wenger
Monroe
Madison Rotarians
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Madison Now
Chamber Meeting Moved to March 7 in Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directors and members postponed the monthly meeting to Monday March 7 at 7 30 p m at the Monroe hotel announced by president Kenneth W Stuart The delay follows the Lions Club minstrel show Monday night Final plans for the Farmers Night program March 16 will be outlined by Robert E Tschudy chairman
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Kenneth W. Stuart
Lions Club
Robert E. Tschudy
Chiang's Fliers Hit Red Ships Near Nationalist Isle in Strait
Evans Protests Change in WIAA Sectional Meet. Supt. E. O. Evans objects to a sectional basketball schedule shift that would place Monroe and other major teams in the same meet if the Cheesemakers advance from the regional at Beloit next week. He has written the board seeking explanation of the January 14 Milwaukee meeting decision.
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Supt. E. O. Evans
Monroe
Beloit
Evans
Wiaa Board of Control
Milwaukee
Juneau
Milwaukee Washington
Milwaukee West
Oconomowoc
Waukesha
Wauwatosa
West Allis Central
West Allis Hale
West Milwaukee
Racine Horlick
Milwaukee South
South Milwaukee
Racine - Washington Park
Milwaukee Pulaski
Milwaukee Bays Tech
Cudahy
Greendale
Milwaukee Bay View
West Allis-Wauwatosa
Whitefish Bay
Board of Control
Elkhorn
Coach Lee Mitchell names Beloit regional tournament team
WIAA bulletin confirms Monroe competes with ten players listed: Robert Anderegg Herbert Ableman James Menehan Jerry Stauffacher Peter Johnson Ronald Klemm David Fahs George Mauerman Gerald Muenich Robert Koller. Beloit regional action caps with sectional at Salem Central March 11 12. Racine Horlick Milwaukee South loom as top contenders as schedule shifts intensify regional play.
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Lee Mitchell
Robert Anderegg
Herbert Ableman
James Menehan
Jerry Stauffacher
Peter Johnson
Ronald Klemm
David Fahs
George Mauerman
Gerald Muenich
Robert Koller
WIAA
Beloit
Monroe
Salem Central
Milwaukee-Pulaski
West Allis-Wauwatosa
Racine Horlick
Kenosha
Milwaukee South
Evans
Japanese Ballot To Decide Policy In Cold War Japan
Japan votes tomorrow to shape its Cold War stance and pace of rearmament in a four party plus Communist contest for 467 House seats. Major players include the conservative Democratic party, Liberal party led by Yoshida, right and left Socialists, and the Communist fringe with one seat and many candidates.
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FOKYO
Japan
House of Representatives
Ichiro Hatoyama
Democratic Party
Hatoyama
Russia
Red
Red Cross Drive Set At 7115 In County Quota
Preparations for the 1955 Red Cross drive are under way with a county quota of 7115 dollars. L A Koenig announces the drive starts Tuesday. Dr John F Caradine chairs the county chapter and Mrs Wendell A Brunkow is drive secretary. Local chairmen include Rev Richard F Hulburt Monroe and others across towns. Township leaders named include Edward Bidlingmaier Adams and several listed residents.
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Red Cross
L. A. Koenig
Koenig
John F. Caradine
Wendell A. Brunkow
Richard F. Hulburt
Monroe
Cliffe Gelbach
Albany
August Lehnherr
Brodhead
Hubert Rockow
Browntown
Janet
Pint of Gas Stench Spreads Through Monroe
An unscheduled odorization incident at a Monroe propane gas plant caused alarm downtown as ethyl mercaptan leaked from a tank car. The odorant, added to detect leaks, is harmless and dissipated quickly after rain aided spread. An employee was briefly affected by the odor.
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Monroe
Monroe Gas Division
W. Howard Smith
Oaktron Plans Expanded Output At Oaktron Industries Plant
William L. Rollins announces a major expansion to boost radio speaker production to support a transfer of speaker supply contracts to the Monroe plant. Two Philco executives Morris Swift and George Roesing will visit Oaktron next week, joined in Chicago by Frank Wesley and Henry Gervert, as another assembly line awaits readiness.
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Oaktron Industries
William L. Rollins
Monroe
Rollins
Philco Co
Philadelphia
Oaktron
Morris Swift
George Roesing
Philco
Chicago
Frank Wesley
Henry Gervert
Crescent Electric Co
Dulles Visits Burma for Burma Premier Talks
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Rangoon Burma for a 36 hour visit to confer with Premier U Nu. The trip aims to discuss regional issues and strengthen postwar relations between the United States and Burma.
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Dulles
Burma
Rangoon
State Dulles
U Nu
Virginian Kills Relative Doctor APPOMATTOX
Appomattox Virginia man Frank Mayberry, 49, killed his brother in law Jack Tucker, 40, and Dr. David A. Christian III, 34, then fought a 90 minute gun battle with about 30 officers. Mayberry was wounded, captured, and charged with two counts of murder. Authorities offered no motive.
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Appomattox
Frank Mayberry
Mayberry
Virginia
Evergreen
Jack Tucker
David A. Christian III
David T. Robertson
Robert E. Lee
U. S. Grant
Lillian Tucker
Tucker
Dr. Christian
Four Ohio Children Die in Wellston House Fire
Four Brown children died in a Wellston fire early today while two parents were seriously hurt. The blaze destroyed their home and investigators searched for a cause. The victims were four of seven children in the Frank Brown family.
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Ohio
Wellston
Frank Brown
William Carpenter Dies in Darlington GratIot
William Carpenter, 77, retired railroad man, died last night in a Darlington hospital after a long illness. A son, Ervin, Walker, Ir., survives. Funeral services are pending at Ayers funeral home.
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Gratiot
William Carpenter
Darlington
Ervin
Walker
Ayers
Bus Crash in Vigo Kills 29 of 40 Aboard
A speeding bus struck a tree in Vigo Spain killing 29 of the 40 passengers. Relatives mobbed the driver but police intervened and saved him from harm.
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Vigo
Spain
Taipei Doubts Invasion Threat At Tiny Wuchiu
Nationalist warplanes attacked Chinese Communist craft northwest of Wuchiu in the Formosa Strait and destroyed two air force headquarters. Red gunboats shelled Wuchiu and Peichishan as Nationalist warships bombarded Nanchishan. Premier O K Yui warned Chiang Kai shek’s forces would fight hard to defend Quemoy and the Matsus.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wuchiu
Formosa Strait
Defense Ministry
Wuchin
O. K. Yui
Legislative Yuan
Chiang Kaishek
Quemoy
Matsus
Pescadores
United States
Foochow
Queemoy
Red Harbor
Amoy
Witchin
Nanjih
Peichishan
Nanchishan
Chiang Kai-shek
Tatao
Interior Ministry
Red China
North China
Tsingtao
Fukien
Matsu
Phillipson Joins Cheese Day Setup in Green County
Roswell Bud Phillipson of New Glarus joins the 1955 Green County Cheese Day board of directors, completing the roster. Chairman D A Crandall said the nominating group had set up the organization and planning for the Sept. 10 event, with leaders to confer in Madison with state and dairy associations for promotion.
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Roswell
Bud) Phillipson
New Glarus
Green County
D. A. Crandall
Phillipson
Crandall
Madison
Don Wilkinson
State Department of Agriculture
Martin Framberger
Wisconsin American Dairy Association
ADA
Last GAR Veteran Taken to Hospital
Albert Woolson 108 the last Union Civil War veteran was hospitalized in Duluth Minnesota with a lung congestion. He was put in an oxygen tent and spent a comfortable night though doctors said the full extent of his ailment remained undetermined.
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Duluth
Minn
Albert Woolson
Woolson
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