Chairmen Named For Teen Auction
March of Dimes toll bridges handle hundreds of motorists while Teen Auction planners assign duties for Jan 27. Roy F. Peter heads the campaign as city teens prep via calling, bake sales, trucks, and cleanup. parents will list donated items for Turner hall event.
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13Th Street
13Th Avenue
16Th Avenue
Lincoln School
Roy F. Peter
J. Walter Donovan
John Hurlbut
Donald Daley
Daley
Turner Hall
Monroe
Kenneth Keel
Juda
Ivan Arnsmeier
Russell Matzke
Louis Lehnherr
John Gruenewald
Monticello
R. W. Woelffer
Karl Freitag
John Smith
George Grenzow
John _ Ponyicsanyi
P. A. Wackman
Marion Curliss
Leslie Hook
Browntown
Gerald Swiggum
Ray Montgomery
Marvin Stauffacher
Winter Storm Roars Across Atlantic Heads From U S
A massive North Atlantic storm about 1600 miles wide moves northeast away from the U S mainland. Winds 65 mph with higher gusts threaten ships. rescue vessels aid Myrto, Steelore, and Spindrift as the Coast Guard responds to distress calls and fuel shortages near Bermuda and the Bahamas.
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Miami
Fla
North Atlantic
Myrto
Trowbridge Backed for Eastern Wisconsin Federal Judge Post
Green Bay attorney Frederick N. Trowbridge 54 receives Republican backing for the eastern Wisconsin federal judgeship. GOP patronage chief Henry Ringling wired Atty. Gen. Brownell urging Eisenhower to appoint Trowbridge. Also noted is Sen. Wiley’s support for Charles D. Ashley. The seat currently held by Democrat Robert Tehan.
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Baraboo
Frederick N. Trowbridge
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Henry E. Ringling
Atty
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
Trowbridge
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Brown County Republican Committee
Green Bay Packers
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wiley
Charles D. Ashley
Milwaukee County Republican Committee
Ringling
Sen
McCarthy
Brownell
Robert Tehan
Milwaukee
Detroit Morals Charge Suspect Slays Two Officers
A Detroit restaurant worker stabbed two officers in a theater lobby during an apparent assault and was fatally shot by Patrolman Robert Campbell as he tried to flee. The suspect Eugene Costner, 54, died at Receiving hospital about an hour later. Campbell and Partner Victor DeLavella, 35, remained in serious condition.
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Detroit
Eugene Costner
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Victor DeLavella
Portage Farmer Kills Wife and Self in Snowbound Tragedy
Stevens Point authorities report Portage County farmer Peter Mocaldo, 35, shot his pregnant wife to death in their Stockton home, then killed himself with a 16 gauge shotgun. Two young sons, ages five and three, were found in a roadside culvert and rushed to hospital in serious condition after helping by bystanders Alvin Berna and Steve Perzewski. The farm family resided about nine miles east of Stevens Point. brother John cited wartime mental strain as a factor.
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Stevens Point
Portage County
Florian Krutza
Krutza
Peter Mocaldo
Mocaldo
Macaldo
John
Peter
Alvin Berna
Steve Perzewski
Stockton
Harry Kuehl dies at 62 in Freeport area church death
Harry W. Kuehl aged 62 died Friday at 12 40 p m in St Francis Hospital Freeport after a brief illness He was born in Green County Sept 16 1892 son of Frank and Wilhelmina and married Evelyn Howe March 10 1927 in Dakota Ill He lived and farmed in Orangeville all his life Surviving include his wife two sons Ronald and Terry Dean two sisters Esther Reuber Orangeville and Emma Mahon Freeport Burial is planned in Orangeville Cemetery Services at Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church Monday at 1 30 p m Rev Milford W Best officiating Burial at Orangeville Cemetery Friends may call at Burlington Cramer Funeral Home Orangeville until noon Monday when body will be moved to the church
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Orangeville
Harry W. Kuehl
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Green County
Frank
Wilhelmina Kuehl
Evelyn Howe
Dakota
Ill
R. C
Esther) Reuber
Paul
Emma) Mahon
Freert
Kuehl
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Milford W. Best
Burington-Cramer
Mertens Dies After Store Sale in Dodgeville
Dodgeville businessman John Mertens age 44 collapsed and died from a heart ailment shortly after returning home from a day long sale at his clothing store. He leaves a widow and six children ages two months to 19 years. Funeral plans are incomplete.
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Dodgeville
John Mertens
Columbus
Community survey seeks 1955 Cheese Day support
Lions Club begins circulation of 300 questionnaires to gauge business and cheese community enthusiasm for a 1955 Cheese Day. Board members Crandall Connors Dearth Heeren Warfel urge wider input and plan to tally results by Thursday for potential event revival.
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Lions Club
Cheese Day, Inc
P. J. Connors Jr
Joseph C. Dearth
Roy Heeren
C. C. Warfel
Connors
Cheese Day Board
D. A. Crandall
Cheese Day
Crandall
P. O. Box
Monroe
Germans Predict Pact Ratification
West German officials foresee easy ratification of the Paris treaties after a lengthy Adenauer Mendes-France conference. They say the meeting advanced Franco German relations, addressing Saar and arms production disputes and agreeing that the International Commission should supervise the Saar plebiscite and related Europeanization plan.
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Baden
Germany
Paris
Adenauer
Mendes-France
Saar
West Germany
International Commission
Radio labels Eisenhower hypocrite over hydrogen bomb pause
Peiping Radio accuses President Eisenhower of hypocrisy for pushing hydrogen bomb production after proposing an atoms for peace pool to the United Nations. A Tokyo monitored broadcast cites The Kwangmin Daily claiming NATO and West Germany armament with atomic weapons under U.S. pressure. The broadcast threatens dire consequences if war is started.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio Today
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
International Atomic Energy Pool
United Nations
Kwangming
Pentagon
NATO Bloc
U. S
Wehrmacht
Cemetery Group Renames Officers
Greenwood Cemetery Association held its annual meeting in City Hall. Brooks J. Dunwiddie was re elected president, W. J. Stauffacher named vice president, and Herbert T. Summeril will serve another term as secretary. Trustees Herbert Lanz, E. A. Ninne man and Summeril were re elected, with Doran Zwygart elected to succeed the late Henry Kundert. Reports on the year’s activities were presented.
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Greenwood Cemetery Association
City Hall
W. J. Stauffacher
Herbert T. Summeril
Herbert
E. Lanz
E. A. Ninneman
Summeril
Doran Zwygart
Henry Kundert
World record jet test pilot Leaps from craft dies
James B. Verdin 36, a Douglas Skyhawk test pilot, bailed out at 30 000 feet during a 600 mph flight. His body was found 2 1/2 miles from the wreckage in the Mojave Desert after a 23 hour search by Air Force Navy sheriff and Douglas planes. Verdin set a three kilometer jet speed record of 753.4 mph on Oct 5 1953.
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Los Angeles
James B. Verdin
Mojave
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Victorville
Here
Verdin
Howard Knapp
Edwards Air Force Base
Douglas
Air Force
Navy
Sheriff's
Edwards Afb
U N Secretary Hamarskjold Talks To Ambassadors On Prisoners
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met with five more UN ambassadors in New York in a push to win freedom for prisoners in Red China, including 11 American fliers jailed on espionage charges. He planned further talks and world peace congress prep after a Peiping meeting with Chou En Lai, while Eisenhower urged restraint.
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Chou
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
New York
Red China
Chou En-lai
Peiping
China
Hammarskjold
N. Y
U. N
Red
T. F. Tsiang
Selim Sarper
Turkey
J. R. Jordaan
South Africa
Francisco Urrutia
Columbia
Arthur Lall
New Delhi
Nehru
India
Eisenhower
U N
Governor Renames Mrs. R. J. Douglas to Wisconsin Committee
Mrs. R. J. Douglas of Juda, secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin Committee on Children and Youth, is reappointed by Gov. Walter J. Kohler for a second two year term. Joyce Babler of Monroe is named a new two year appointee this month. Margaret Rigden, a health nurse from Darlington, also receives appointment.
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R. J. Douglas
Juda
Wisconsin Committee On Children and Youth
Walter J. Kohler
Douglas
Joyce Babler
Monroe
Margaret Rigden
Darlington
Bail Plea Hearing Set For Dr Sheppard Monday
Cleveland three appellate judges will hear Dr Samuel H Sheppard attempt to win bail or let him stay in county jail as they rule on his appeal from a life sentence. If denied he begins life term with parole possible after 10 years and no credit for jail time.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Dulles and Lodge Surprise Visit Father of U S Flier
Omaha father W G Parks says Secretary of State Dulles and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. visited him and discussed efforts to free U S captives Lt Lyle Cameron of Lincoln Capt Harold Fischer of Swea City and Lt Roland Parks of Omaha. He warned release could be blocked by new Red actions.
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Omaha
Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Nations
W. G. Parks
Lodge
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Harold Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Dulles and aides visit Omaha SAC briefing
A State Department party led by Secretary Dulles left Omaha after a briefing at Strategic Air Command headquarters. Lodge said the trip aimed to report on Hammarskjold’s efforts to secure Red China’s release of 11 detained U.S. airmen. Dulles stressed the visit was a routine briefing arranged weeks ago with no connection to current events.
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Omaha
State Department
Dulles
Strategic Air Command
Red China
Death claims founder of Western Printing firm
Edward H. Wadewitz Wadewitz 76 chairman of the Western Printing and Lithographing Co. died early today at St Marys hospital in Rochester Mann following months of ill health. He founded the company in 1907 and it remains one of the largest lithographing operations in the country.
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Racine
Edward H. Wadewitz
The
Western Printing and Lithographing Co
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Mann
Wadewitz
CBS to Acquire WOKY-TV in Milwaukee for 335000
CBS authorized to purchase WOKY-TV Channel 19 Milwaukee from Bartell Broadcasters for 335000 dollars. The deal includes power increase and transmitter relocation to a new site. CBS plans to operate the station with upgraded facilities.
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Washington
Columbian Broadcasting System
Woky-Tv
Milwaukee
CBS
Bartell Broadcasters
Lawyer Admits Murder Names Guizado in Plot
Panamanian lawyer Ruben Miro confessed the Jan 2 assassination of President Jose Antonio Remon and implicated President Jose Ramon Guizado and his ally Rodolfo Saint Malo. The assembly ordered Guizado’s arrest and denied his leave of absence as Miro’s pre-dawn confession linked others, including Guizado’s son Jose Ramon Jr. to the plot.
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Panama
National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Remon
Guizado
Atty
Ruben Miro
Remon
Ricardo Arias Espinosa
Miro
Rodolfo Saint Malo
Jose Ramon Jr
Saint Malo
Tomas Nieves Perez
Justice
Assembly
Chamber
Joseph A. Taylor 78 Hanover Dies in St. Clare Hospital
Joseph A. Taylor 78 of Hanover died yesterday at 4 30 pm in St. Clare hospital after admission Thursday as a medical patient. He formerly lived in Washington state and was a Mason. Survivors include his wife Hannah. Services Monday at 2 pm in Orfordville Lutheran Church with Rev. E J Nessett officiating. burial in church cemetery. Call at Silverthorne Funeral Home Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Joseph A. Taylor
Hanover
St. Clare Hospital
Taylor
State of
Washington
Masonic Lodge
Hannah
Orfordville Lutheran Church
E. J. Nessett
Church
Silverthorne Funeral
Woman at Madison Holds Own After 67th Transfusion
Mrs. Rufus Phillips of Madison is said to be holding her own after receiving her 67th blood transfusion at Madison General Hospital. She has a rare liver condition and began transfusions in 1950, according to hospital authorities.
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Madison
Madison General Hospital
Rufus Phillips
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Lucy Teale
Robert Atkinson
Brodhead
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Jack Pierce
New Glarus
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Twin Grove
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U.S
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Mertens
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Soviet Union
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Omaha World-Herald
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Western Printing
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Joseph Taylor
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