Monroe Jaycees To Honor Citizens At Bosses Night
The Monroe Jaycees will honor citizens at the annual Bosses Night in the Monroe Country Club. Awards include Outstanding Senior Citizen, Outstanding Young Man, and Outstanding Young Farmer of 1958, plus Christmas lighting plaques. Speakers include Red Wilson and Dr. Hennager.
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Monroe
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Country Club
Jaycees
Jaycee
John A. Schindler
Harold E. Scherer
J. B. Scherer
Dwight A. Crandall
William B. Gnagi
Harold Haworth
Howard P. Olsen
P. J. Connors
William E. Kuntz
Lee E. Kirsch
Joseph C. Dearth
Frank C. Stiles
H. L
John) Fenton
Rolland E. Karlen
New Glarus
Green County Agricultural Committee
SCS
Extension Service
Farmers Institute
Kendall Digman
Farm Institute
Donald Siedschlag
Don Lerner
Fred Marlatt
Bernhard McGuinness
St. John
Madison Wisconsin cheese market report shows steady demand
Market notes demand fair to good for American cheese in Madison with offerings light to adequate for single daisies and ample for large styles. Cheddar prices around 32 to 33 cents per pound, 40 pound blocks moisture premium 34 to 35 cents, single daisies 34 to 35, longhorns 34 to 35, midgets 36 to 37 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Campanella Escapes Second Crash Saved by Belt and Brace
Roy Campanella was unhurt in a second automobile accident near Glen Cove after an air compressor broke loose from a truck and struck his car. He credited the neck brace and safety belt for preventing serious injury. his driver had a leg injury and his mother in law a minor head injury.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Campanella
Dodger
Florida
Glen Cove
N. Y
Los Angeles Dodgers
Manhattan
Campy
James Williamson
Fanny McNelly
Douglas Honored By Farm Bureau
R. J. Douglas of Spring Grove Township, active 38 years, announces retirement as president of the Green County Farm Bureau unit and service firm. He has long led the Green County Cooperative and Green County Service Company and held multiple leadership roles including president and director.
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R. J. Douglas
Spring Grove Township
Farm Bureau
Turner Hall
Green County Farm Bureau Co-operative
Green County Service Company Co-operative
Farm Bureau Board
Douglas
Service Company
Roscoe Smith
Green County Livestock Marketing Co-operative
State Farm Bureau Insurance Co
Mikoyan Returns to Moscow After U.S. Visit Criticism of Berlin Stand
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan left the United States for Moscow after a two week trip. He told reporters he was grateful for the warm welcome and urged peace and friendship. He criticized Eisenhower administration limits on Soviet trade and Berlin policy, saying no one makes concessions. He also praised U.S. workers and businesspeople as tired of the cold war while criticizing Eisenhower and Truman by name.
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Washington
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Moscow
New York
Mikoyan
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
State Department
National Press Club
Eisenhower
Truman
Williams' Three Lakes Woodworking Plant Destroyed by Fire
Fred Cy Williams, former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder, saw a large woodworking shop burn early today in Three Lakes. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. cause undetermined. The plant housed a drying kiln, machines, two trucks, and building materials. Williams has operated in local construction since the 1930s after retiring from baseball. he played for the Phillies from 1918 to 1930 and led the National League with 41 homers in 1923.
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Three Lakes
Fred
Cy) Williams
Williams
Phillies
St Clare Hospital Reports 1958 Patient Gains
The 1958 summary shows total patients 6 032 up from 5 791 in 1957 and patient days rising to 41 444 from 41 234. The hospital population, including staff days, climbs to 110 794 from 107 299. Physical therapy patients rise to 4 972 with 8 015 treatments, births fall to 807 from 822, and twins total six pairs. Surgical pace increases to 2
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Senior Scout Named All States Camp Delegate
Janet Lynne Barry of Monroe has been selected as one of two Wisconsin Scouts to attend the All States Camp at Water Front Camp near Kingsley Pennsylvania from August 15 to 29. She is an eighth grade honor student, bassoon player, church singer, Red Cross life saving certificate holder, and member of Troop 217 led by her mother.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Janet Lynne Barry
George R. Barry
Country Lane
Water Front
Kingsley
Janet
Miss Barry
First Universalist Church
Red Cross
Ann Goodmiller
Camp Tapawingo
Metamora
South School
Lester M. Johnson
Barry
Edwin Rufenacht
John F. Caradine
Badger Council
Leland Lamboley
Monroe Scouts
St. John’s Church
Jerome Howe
Wilbur Leatherman
Brodhead
Speich Seeks Fourth Ward Supervisory Seat in April Election
Mrs. Walter J. Speich, incumbent Fourth Ward supervisor, begins circulating nomination papers for a second term and aims to run in the April 7 city election. She is the seventh incumbent to circulate papers. filing closes January 27. Four aldermen terms expire with two incumbents seeking re election: Nathan F. Burgy Second Ward and August Burgi Sixth Ward. Joseph C. Dearth Eighth Ward not seeking re election. Laverne Deal Fourth Ward hospitalized at St Clare. Holdovers: G Fred Galli Herman L Schindler Sebastian Laeser Jr Roger L Elmer. City Clerk Freda Bray and City Treasurer Helen Gempler seek re election. John K Callahan and William J Schmitz run for city attorney. Arthur C Benkett will not seek re election after 20 years.
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Walter J. Speich
Speich
Victor N. Schiller
Nathan F. Burgy
August Burgi
Joseph C. Dearth
Laverne Deal
Stil
St. Clare Hospital
G. Fred Galli
Herman L. Schindler
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Roger L. Elmer
Freda Bray
Helen L. Gempeler
John K. Callahan
William J. Schmitz
Arthur C. Benkett
Eisenhower Urges Nation to Aid Inflation Fight
President Eisenhower marks his seventh year in office as GOP leaders warn Democratic housing bills would disrupt the budget. He appeals to the public to help hold the line on spending, saying inflation grows when the government does not live within its means.
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Eisenhower
House
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Congress
March of Dimes Dinner Supports Crippling Disease Fight
The sixth annual Kantro Night dinner to benefit March of Dimes will be held Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Monroe Country Club with a 5 p.m. refreshment hour. Proceeds aid arthritis birth defects and polio victims. World Series of 1958 film will entertain. Donations also welcome by mail to Kantro.
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National Foundation
Frank D. Kantro
Leland J. Lamboley
Monroe Country Club
Public Hearings Set For Council Session
Two public hearings will be held at tonight's City Council meeting at 7 30 p m in City Hall on two ordinances. One sets the Civil Defense director salary at 1200 annually plus 360 car allowance with a second reading and hearing. The other calls for a 90 percent advance on sewer installation charges in a platted subdivision with a hearing.
Eisenhower Honors Five With Gold Medals
President Eisenhower awarded gold medals to five civilians for distinguished service to the United States. Wernher von Braun, a German-born missile expert, and four other government employees received the honors in a White House ceremony.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
Eisenhower
United States
Flooded New Glarus High School Remains Closed
New Glarus high school remained closed after a water main break flooded the basement during a Sunday fire. Power and heat failures delayed recovery as pumps and transformers faced issues. fire crews worked 24 hours with many on call. Insurance details and impact on nearby buildings noted.
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Glarus High School
Madison
Norman Fries
Glarus
Uffelmar
Roy Ziltner
Emil Ziltner
Fred J. Uffelman
Ide Yorkirchen
Little Sugar River
Highway 69
Monticello
Stocks Mixed with Gainers Noted in Early Trading
New York traders saw a mostly mixed market with some gainers. Aircraft and drug shares rose while the Big Three motors rose slightly and American Motors fell over a point as activity remained brisk.
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New York
American Motors
Daughter of Coach Undergoes Surgery Ahead of Cage Classic
Monroe and Monona Grove news centers on an emergency appendectomy for Laura Mitchell of the Mitchell family just before a top Badger Conference clash. Monona Grove and Monroe both sit at 6-0, with Monroe leading in team points and Grams atop individual scoring. the game at 7:30 p.m. is expected to draw a sellout crowd and impact the conference standings.
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Monroe
Lee Mitchell
Monona Grove
Gene Davis
Denny Howe
Don Thompson
Dave Grams
Grove
Cloutier
Snow Warning Extends Across Central Plains Area
Weather Bureau issues heavy snow warning for Monroe area with four inches or more possible. Widespread warning covers Central Plains from northeast New Mexico through Panhandle, Kansas, and northwest Missouri with high winds and blowing. Overnight temperatures failed to drop below zero. low of six above occurred at six this morning as mercury rose to sixteen by early afternoon.
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Monroe Area
Weather Bureau
Central Plains
New Mexico
Panhandle
Kansas
Missouri
Mercury
Six Children Die in Maine Home Fire Tragedy
Six children perished in an Ashland Maine house fire early today in one of the state s worst blazes. Four other family members and two boarders escaped as parents suffered injuries aiding in the rescue. The dead are Fedna 15 Fila 12 Jeannie 9 Alfred 4 Barbara 2 and Carolyn Tripp 2.
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Ashland
Maine
Luther Tripp
Fedna
Fila
Jeannie
Alfred
Barbara
Carolyn Tripp
Eisenhower warns of inflation or controls in economic report
President Eisenhower urges self discipline to prevent inflation and warns that wage boosts beyond productivity invite price rises and losses in global competitiveness. He asks Congress to maintain spending cuts, pursue tax reform, and urges unions to restrain wage demands to avoid inflation or government controls.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol
Alaska Governor William Egan in critical condition
Seattle doctors report Alaska Governor William A. Egan extremely critical with a bowel obstruction and complete paralysis following gall bladder surgery. An emergency operation was scheduled as surgeons cited slim odds of recovery and noted possible pancreatic complication after his January 3 inauguration.
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Seattle
Alaska
William A. Egan
Egan
Juneau
Virginia Mason Hospital
Valdez
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U.S. Stand
Khrushy
Cy’ Williams
Janet Barry
Pennsylvania
Mrs
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N.C
Asheville
March of Dimes
Glarus High
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