Cuba War Crimes Appeal Court Reviews Death Sentence
Havana reports an appeal court considered the death sentence from a circus setting public war crimes trial. The remaining show trials were postponed to Monday as Fidel Castro reportedly urged a radio and TV blackout to limit public excitement.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Oriente
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Sosa Blanco
Humberto Sori Marin
Superior War Council
Amelia
la Cabana
U.S
Lori Marin
Ricardo Luis Grau
Pedro Morejon
Hollandale Man Hurt in Mishap
Homer James Cleary, 52, of Hollandale, was injured at 11 p.m. when his car slid on snow packed County Trunk W and crashed into a snow drift. He suffered a forehead cut and two broken ribs, treated at St. Clare hospital and released. His son Francis, a passenger, was uninjured. Deputies reported extensive car damage. Floyd A. Pole of Baraboo escaped injury when his car skidded on ice and hit a bridge railing on County Trunk south of Brodhead. vehicle damage described as moderate.
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Homer James Cleary
Hollandale
Cleary
St. Clare Hospital
Francis
Floyd A. Pole
Baraboo
Brodhead
Girl Sticks To Job In House Bathroom Ballyhoo
A 16 year old babysitter in Edina became trapped in a bathroom painted with a so called miracle plastic paint. The homeowner and spouse returned at 3 am New Year’s Day. The doctor who treated the sitter bruised himself, both were hospitalized and later released. Legal actions were pursued but not pursued. Names were not released.
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Minneapolis
Edina
State Line Music Festival at Orfordville March 13 and May 1
The State Line Music Festival will be held in Orfordville this year on March 13 and May 1. March 13 features solo and ensemble competition while May 1 covers competitive auditions for bands and choruses from Blanchardville Argyle Juda Monticello South Wayne Brodhead Brooklyn Belleville Albany New Glarus with Frank Daniels Rock County rural band and Orfordville. Events unfold across the Methodist and Lutheran churches the Legion hall and the high school auditorium with PTA band committee chair A O Skibsrud leading arrangements and Miss Mary Paynter as music director and committee adviser. other committee members include Mrs Clarion Haugen Donald Nelson Glenn Stauffacher Clayton Thompson and Newell Thompson.
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State Line
Orfordville
Blanchardville
Argyle
Juda
Monticello
South Wayne
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Belleville
Albany
New Glarus
Frank Daniel
Rock County
Legion Hall
A. O. Skibsrud
PTA
Mary Paynter
Mmes
Clarion Haugen
Donald Nelson
Glenn Stauffacher
Clayton Thompson
Newell Thompson
Moscow Pravda reports return of Deputy Premier Mikoyan
Pravda uses front page three lines to announce the return of Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan to public duties after a period away from the capital. The notice emphasizes his status within the Soviet leadership and signals a resumed role in government affairs.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Bronx Shift in Kidnapping Case Follows Infant Johnny Tavarez
Detectives moved the missing baby search to The Bronx after a woman matching the kidnapper’s description sought lodging in a rooming house. Police urged tips to Trafalgar 44700 as the 25 day old John Tavarez remains ill and missing from his West Side home since Thursday.
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New York
Bronx
John Tavarez
Tavarez
West Side
Doraliza, Sr
Helen Bill
Bill
Trafalgar
Lisa Rose Chionchio
Jose Tavarez
Civil Service Raises Get Tentative Approval
The State Board of Personnel tentatively approves pay increases from $10 to $50 a month for 15,000 civil service workers, costing $2.79 million yearly. Final approval awaits a conference with Gov. Gaylord Nelson. The plan also adds a revised vacation schedule and a paid group health insurance program.
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Madison
State Board of Personnel
Gaylord Nelson
Mikoyan Says U S Visit Eases Tension Opens Soviet Doors
Soviet deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan told 300 foreign and Soviet correspondents that his U S tour helped lessen international tension and improve Soviet American relations. He said the government approved his activities and that the Kremlin would welcome future U S leaders. He criticized the State Department and urged resumed negotiations on Berlin without a deadline while noting growing American interest in peace.
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Moscow
Anastasi
Mikoyan
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Sverdlovsky Hall
Kremlin
Berlin
Andrei Groemyko
State Department
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dulles
Dr Lester H Allen 76 Dies in Albany
Dr Lester H Allen the first licensed veterinarian in Albany died at 10 45 am in a Madison hospital after a long illness He was born in Milwaukee on April 2 1882 graduated from Mc Killip Veterinary School Chicago in 1908 He practiced in Albany 42 years retiring in 1952 He is survived by his wife Hat tie Tilley a brother Dr Charles Allen and a sister Mrs Bessie Kruss plus two nephews Burial will be in Hillcrest cemetery Services Monday 2 pm at Sharer funeral home with Masonic rites
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Albany
Lester H. Allen
Madison
Allen
Milwaukee
Charles
Margaret Hurst Allen
McKilliss Veterinary School
Chicago
Bruce Willet
Albany Methodist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Wisconsin Soil Conservation Society Elects President
Dale Aebi Scher of Madison is elected president of the Wisconsin Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America.
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Milwaukee
Dale Aebischer
Madison
Wisconsin
The
Soil Conservation Society of America
Bergman Granted Custody of Rossellini Children in Paris
In Paris a French court grants Ingrid Bergman provisional custody of the Rossellini children Karoline 8 Ester 6 and Ingrid 6 with visiting rights to Roberto Rossellini. The children will attend an Italian school in Paris and Bergman must stay in the Paris region when with them. The final ruling is expected within a year.
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Rossellini
France
Rome
Miss Bergman
Rene Dreouilla
Robertine
Isette
Ingrid
Lars Schmidt
Schmidt
Summerfield forecasts guided missiles to carry mail nationwide
Postmaster General Summerfield envisions mail delivery by guided missiles within hours from coast to coast and across oceans. He predicts rockets painted in red white and blue could transport letters if Congress funds the program.
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Washington
Summerfield
New York
California
England
India
Australia
Congress
Bertha Trumpy 89 Dies in New Glarus at St Clare
Mrs Bertha Trumpy aged 87 of New Glarus died at St Clare hospital yesterday evening. A Swiss native born January 14 1870 she came to America in 1915 with Fred Trumpy and later lived in Humbird before settling in New Glarus. Survived by son Jacob daughter Mrs Jacob Adety 16 grandchildren 51 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Zentner funeral home with Rev Lynn F B Tschudy officiating at Swiss United Church of Christ burial in church cemetery.
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Bertha Trumpy
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Switzerland
Trumpy
Canton Argau
Jacob Huntiger
Fred Trumpy
Humbird
New Glarus. Both Mr. and Mrs. Trumpy Were Employes of the Pet Milk Co
Jacobsbahy
Jacob
Zentner Funeral Home
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Swiss United Church of Christ
Church
Braves Publicist Bob Allen To Visit Monroe Lions
Milwaukee Braves assistant public relations director Bob Allen will speak at the Monroe Lions Club meeting Monday at 6 30 PM at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. He will show a color film of the 1958 Braves highlights and members will invite guests to the dinner event.
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Bob Allen
Milwaukee Braves
Monroe Lions Club
Swiss Wheel
Allen
Braves
Judge rules IC overstepped authority at drive-in loudspeakers
A Madison court ruling finds the State Industrial Commission exceeded its power by trying to regulate loudspeakers at a drive-in theater. The decision frames the issue as an overreach of regulatory authority by the state body.
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Madison
State Industrial Commission
Flooded Mines Raise Alarm In Wyoming Valley
Rescue workers press to reach 12 trapped miners as the Susquehanna River floods Knox mine in Port Griffith. Officials fear gas buildup may surface and threaten more shafts while residents watch dozens of mines close and 10 000 miners face rising danger in the valley.
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Pittston
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Port Griffith
Anthony Wycallis
Duryea
Knox Coal Co
Knox
Missing Florida businessman found alive in Phoenix
A Florida manufacturer believed slain last October turned up alive in Phoenix. James Eugene Harrison, 37, of Titusville, Fla., said a man forced his way into his car in Cocoa Beach last Oct. The case had involved two men sought in connection with the suspected murder.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Florida
James Eugene Harrison
Titusville
Fla
Cocoa Beach
James E. Harrison
Indian River City
Harrison
Monday In-Service Cancels Monroe Classes
Monroe public schools cancel regular classes Monday as teachers attend a district in-service training. All elementary, junior high and special service teachers gather at their schools with a 9 a.m. start and split into panels. The program aims to prepare for the second semester.
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Monroe
D. J. Huenink
PTA
Frank Brown
Department of Instruction
Huenink
Ronald D. Johnson
Wells
UW concert band to perform Monday at Monroe High
Overnight housing for 80 University of Wisconsin concert band members has been arranged by Mrs. Allan F. Barnard and Mrs. Roy Gempeler. Host families will provide breakfasts Tuesday after their concert at Monroe High School Auditorium. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes. Tickets from Monroe High School band members and March of Dimes officials are at Commercial and Savings Bank and Kerr's Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Roy Gempeler
Green County
March of Dimes Committee
March of Dimes
Commercial and Savings Bank
Kerr’s Shoe Store
Guns Still Quiet Off Quemoy Island Front
Communist guns opposite the Quemoy Islands remained silent for the third day in a row. The Reds had not fired since Wednesday, despite claims of 246 hits on the islands to that point.
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Taipei
Quemoy Islands
Ohio Fire and Cold Worsen Disaster Toll Across Flood Areas
Fires and record cold compounded disaster in flood stricken Ohio and neighboring states. Ohio faces losses surpassing 100 million dollars with 14 dead in state and hundreds homeless. Officials warn death toll could reach 25 to 39 as 11,000 remain without shelter.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Michael di Salle
Farm Leaders Seek Hints From Benson Speech
Washington farm leaders studied Secretary Benson remarks for clues to possible farm legislation Eisenhower may propose to Congress early next week. Benson on Friday blasted the current program as costly to taxpayers calling it fantastic and indefensible and singled out wheat peanuts and tobacco as the crops needing program changes.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
New York
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Turner Hall
Gov. DiSalle
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Wilmington
Wilmington College
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Scioto
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