Five Area Farm Bureau Members Honored At Green County Dinner
Green County Farm Bureau recognized five longtime members at a Swiss Wheel dinner. The honored are Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Douglas of Brodhead, Fred Dettwiler of Monroe, Frank Deminge of Monroe, and Mrs. Frank Bloom of Monroe. Details cover Douglas and Bloom’s leadership, Dettwiler’s roles in local co ops, and Deininger’s treasurer tenure, with remarks by county officials and state Farm Bureau leaders. Entertainment featured Harold Whitehead and M. E. Jeglum.
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Green County
Farm Bureau
Swiss Wheel
County
R. J. Douglas
Brodhead
Fred Dettwiler
Frank Deminge
Frank Bloom
Monroe
Douglas
Green County Farm Bureau Board
Green County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
National Women’s Committee
Dettwiler
County Farm Bureau Co-op Warehouse Co
County Farm Bureau
Green County Service Co
Deininger
Farm Bureau Board
Green County Livestock Corp
Women’s Committee
Jordan Club
St. John’s Church
McCalls Magazine
Sam Waelti
County Women’s
Glen Roderick
Percy Hardyman
State Farm Bureau
Waukesha
William Kasakallas
Madison
Harold Russell
Janesville
Harold Whitehead
M. E. Jeglum
Amanda Norder Succumbs at 77
Mrs. Leonard H. Norder 77 of 1017 8th Avenue died at 6 p.m. yesterday at St. Clare Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born June 7, 1882 in Clarno Township, she married Leonard H. Norder June 5, 1901 in Freeport. Survived by two sons Ervin A. Norder and Clarence A. Norder and five grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev. Paul H. Olm officiating. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Leonard H. Norder
8Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Clarno Township
Norder
August
Ernestine Eichstadt Feldt
Freeport
Monroe
St. John’s Church
Royal Neighbors
Ervin A. Norder
Clarence A
Janesville
Glen
George Garwell
Frank Ott
Artisian
S.D
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood Cemetery
Khrushchev Brutal Remarks Shocking Harriman Report
Averell Harriman describes talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as terrifying and brutal in Life magazine. He quotes Khrushchev saying force in Berlin would backfire and Soviet rockets could reach Formosa with China, threatening war if needed, and notes Soviet aid to Red China and strength to challenge the U.S. fleet.
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New York
W. Averell Harriman
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Life Magazine
Harriman
Washington
Moscow
Shrushchev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Red China
Formosa
U.S
Formosa Strait
Gromyko
Geneva
Kremlin
Aldermen Approve City Sewer Plan and Park Funding
Aldermen pass an ordinance to install 300 feet of storm sewer pipe near 9th street with bids required for over 1 000 dollars and authorize city to buy pipe and provide labor. The council authorizes a 200 dollar monthly recreation center rental retroactive to February 1959 and Park Board funds of 2 100 dollars.
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Aufenacht
9Th Street
Cites
Park Board
Nell Cunningham
Herman L. Schindler
Board of Review
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Monroe Fire Department
Monroe Roller Mills
14Th Street
St. John’s Church of Christ
16Th Avenue
Lincoln School
Gen
Nathan F. Twining Park
12Th Street
18Th
20Th Avenue
Supt Huenink Among Discussion Members
Supt D J Huenink will join a special panel at the 42nd Annual Conference of Wisconsin Instructors in Vocational Agriculture in Madison. He, Louis M Sasman and three other superintendents speak at 1 p m in Agricultural Hall on the UW campus as county voag instructors from Monroe Brodhead Juda New Glarus and Albany attend.
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Supt
D. J. Huenink
Wisconsin
Madison
Huenink
Louis M. Sasman
Agricultural
Voag
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe
Robert Keen
Brodhead
Richard Loberger
Legion Will Install Officers This Sunday
Installation of all Green County American Legion Post and Auxiliary officers will take place Sunday night at 8 in the Immanuel EUB church in Brodhead. All county adjutants are to send names of their post officers to T. J. Burgy Jr. adjutant finance officer Box 137 Monroe. Guests will be welcomed and lunch served.
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Green County American Legion
Immanuel Eub
Brodhead
T. J. Burgy Jr
Box
Monroe
Milwaukee Beach Landing by Marines Stuns City
Milwaukee witnesses a staged amphibious assault as 1 500 Marines land on Milwaukee Beach with 17 ships and 33 landing craft. The mock invasion follows Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh touring Chicago area shores aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia. The city receives a royal message of thanks for the cordial greetings.
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Milwaukee
McKinley Beach
Britannia
Lake Michigan
Queen Elizabeth
Chicago
Duke of Edinburgh
Task Force 47
Low Bid Opened For Argyle Road
The State Highway Commission named Rein, Schultz and Dahl Co. of Madison as the low bidder at 167,002 dollars for bituminous surfacing of 12.567 miles on Highway 81 from Monroe to Argyle. The firm also proposed 157,585 dollars for 7.276 miles on Highway 13 Beloit to Oxfordville. Ryan and Sons of Janesville bid 4,716 dollars for 2.72 miles on Highway 78 Blanchardville to Daleyville.
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State Highway Commission
Rein, Schultz and Dahl Co
Madison
Monroe
Argyle
Green County
Brodhead
11Th Avenue
Beloit-Orfordville
Ryan and Sons
Janesville
Blanchardville - Daleyville
Assembly Kills Nelsons Tax Plan on Bank Change
Madison Democrats blocked Gov. Nelson by killing his plan to raise 1.25 million dollars via a bank tax change in a 50-49 vote. George Sokolowski moved a reconsideration as Republicans and some Democrats defected. a strategy session followed. The measure is part of the governor's 12.083 million tax package. several bills were rejected while one gained 94-4 approval to boost college fees. The tax bills include miscellaneous income tax changes and a cut in wholesalers discount on cigarette tax stamps. Glenn Pomerening urged killing or delaying action until fall as the governor's tax revision committee prepares recommendations for Sept. 15.
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Madison
Assembly
Gaylord Nelson
House
George Sokolowski
Milwaukee
Senate
Joint
Nelson
Glenn Pomerening
Citizens Committee
Pomerening
Cuba Air Chief Now Safe in U S
Major Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz former Cuban Air Force commander is admitted to the United States as a resident alien. He arrived July 1, 1959 with his wife at Miami from Cuba aboard a private boat and requested his whereabouts not be revealed. He is accused by Maj. Juan Almeida of desertion treason robbery and dealing with Batista's regime.
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Miami
Fla
Edward P. Ahrens
Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz
United States
Ahrens
Diaz Lanz
Cuba
Maj
Juan Almeida
Fulgencio Batista
Weekend Firemen and Blackhawk Picnic Schedule
The 19th annual Blackhawk Picnic at Woodford opens Saturday night with a talent contest offering 50 dollars in prizes, a water fight at 9:30 a.m. Sunday with teams from Argyle Browntown South Wayne Wiota Winslow and Brodhead, and Hagen entertainment for Sunday. Orangeville hosts a water fight Friday night, a parade Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with 25 plus floats, bands, drum corps, shrine clown band, old cars and decorated bicycles, plus Bugle Corps performances at 1 p.m. on high school grounds.
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Blackhawk
Orangeville
Woodford
County Trunk Y
WEEZ
Argyle
Browntown
South Wayne
Wiota
Winslow
Brodhead
Hagen Entertainment Service
Hagen Agency
Shrine-Kc Clown Band
Red Phantom Bugle Corps
Rockford
Dukes of Dubuque
Ike Warns He Might Call Special Session on Funds
Directors of the Commercial and Savings Bank announce Elmer J. Lawrence of Milwaukee joins as trust officer. Lawrence began in Beaver Dam at Old National Bank, later FDIC official, served in Wausau Eau Claire Lafayette and Milwaukee districts until last Jan. He and Mrs. Lawrence seek housing here. Their son Jackson M. runs an Milwaukee insurance business. Lawrence is a Mason and Presbyterian.
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The
Commercial and Savings Bank Today
Elmer J. Lawrence
Milwaukee
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lawrence
Beaver Dam
Old National Bank
Wisconsin Banking Department
FDIC
Wausau
Eau Claire
Lafayette
Winners Named in County 4H Judging Contests
Winners across multiple projects were announced for the county 4H judging contest at Monticello high school. Woodworking first Richard Zumkehr Jordan second Robert Ruehlew Hilltop and Jim Deppeler Spring Grove. electricity first John Wasserstrass Washington Center second Paul Marty Browntown.
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Monticello High School
Richard Zumkehr
Jordan
Robert Ruehlew
Hilltop
Jim Deppeler
Spring Grove
Robert Zumkehr
John Wasserstrass
Washington Center
Paul Marty
Browntown
Rickie Rufener
Hiawatha
Alan Martini
Dutch Hollow
Smith
Lyvonne Fairman
Clarence
Carol Welz
Clarno
Ruth Ann Hoesly
New Glarus
Mary May Stuessy
Decatur
Cherry Marty
Beverly
State Swiss Market About Steady to Firm
Wisconsin cheese markets show steady to firm tone. American cheese demand moderate with light open market trade and small offerings. price ranges for cheddar and blocks listed. Wisconsin Swiss market remains about steady on top grades and up to half a cent higher on lower grades with ample supplies and strong top grades offered.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Beer Blast Fatal Marshfield Tragedy at Local Brewery
An aluminum keg exploded at Marshfield Brewing Co. shortly before midnight Tuesday killing 71 year old Hubert Lofy and seriously injuring another worker.
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Marshfield
Marshfield Brewing Co
Hubert Lofy
Eisenhower Warns Of Special Session Over Foreign Aid Fight
President Eisenhower warned Congress he may call a special session if foreign aid funds are cut further. The Senate has already trimmed 383 million dollars from his mutual aid request and 342 million from economic defense support. Senate Leader Johnson urged no more cuts, urging Republicans to rally against further reductions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Free World
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
America
Eiesnhower
Lions Auction Set For Saturday At Sky Vu Theater
The Monroe Lions Club announces hundreds of donated items for a Saturday auction from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sky Vu theater with a rain date Sunday. Proceeds fund civic projects. pickups arranged by Lions members. Special prizes planned for attendees.
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Monroe Lions Club Today
Sky-Vu
Lions
Highway 69 South Reopens After Widening Work
City Engineer Walter Ekum announced that Highway 69 South along 11th Avenue is now open to traffic. Blacktopping of the widened street is complete and traffic will resume.
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Walter Ekum
11Th Avenue
President Eisenhower Defends Veto as National Good
President Eisenhower said he vetoes mainly for the good of the United States and never lightly uses the veto. He stressed he is not seeking office after his second term and will block legislation seen as harmful to the nation while aiming to keep the country solvent.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Three Teens Held After Kidnaping Near New Martinsville
Three teenage reform school inmates from Pruntytown were captured five hours after abducting 18 year old Sandra Lynne McKeen for an 80 mile ride to Florida. Rector 16 Moore 16 Jarrell 17 face preliminary hearings on kidnaping and grand larceny charges. McKeen unharmed. Sheriff Westerman and officers nabbed them ten miles south of New Martinsville after tracing Rector’s mother’s address.
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New Martinsville
Sandra
Lynne McKeen
Florida
Miss McKeen
Larry Anthony Rector
Roger Lee Moore
Patrick Jarrell
Reformatory
Richard L. Young
W. C. Lawson
State Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
Grafton
West Virginia
Ohio River
Shannon W. Westerman
Westerman
Rector
Rector’s Old Neighborhood, Where His Mother Still Lives. Miss McKeen
Employes
Cheese Embargo Parley Tomorrow
Rep. Gerald T. Flynn reported that a meeting of the Cheese Importers Association is set in Washington with USDA cheese officials to resolve confusion over Finland voluntary embargoes on grinder grade Swiss and processed blocks. Flynn says Finland agreed to curb exports while Denmark denied any Swiss shipments to the U.S.
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Cheese Importers Association
Washington
USDA
Finland
Gerald T. Flynn
Monroe
Flynn
U.S
Switzerland
Denmark
Stock Market Holds To Peak Rails Rise
New York rails rose as the market held near record highs. Trading remained active with small gains and losses across key stocks. A three day upsurge to record highs left room for some profit taking as steel shares backed off.
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New York
Rails
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Amanda Norder
Supt. Huenink
Legion
Argyle Road
Democrat Bloc
Ike
Washington State Reformatory
Democratic
Highway 69
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