Kohler Invites State CIO Chief To Strike Parley
Governor Kohler and Charles Schultz of the state CIO plan a Monday meeting in Madison to discuss the Kohler Co. strike now in its 15th month. Union leaders Eduard Kultz and three others will attend as negotiations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
CIO
Madison
Charles Schultz
State Cio
Kohler Co
Kultz
Uaw-Cio
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
Chicago
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Eisenhower
Schultz
CIO County Council
Milwaukee
Clay
Milwaukee Harbor
Wisconsin
Bertha Kuster Succumbs at 62
Bertha Kuster 62 of 1004 29th avenue died at St. Clare hospital at 6 15 this morning after a long illness. Born Feb 22 1893 in Eschenbach Switzerland she married Joseph Kuster in 1919 and came to the United States in 1920. Survived by three daughters and three sons. Rosary Sunday 7 p m Stuessy funeral home. Services Monday 9 a m at the funeral home and 9 30 at St Victor's church. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kuster
29Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Mary Bertha Schmucki
Eschenbach
Switzerland
Joseph Kuster
United States
Warren, Il
Kuster
Margaret
Monroe
Ant
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollon
Calvary Cemetery
Boy Dies in Fire After Auto Crash
Henry Tessmann aged 12 was killed when the Tessmann family auto collided with another car on Highway 32 near Racine. The vehicle burst into flames after rolling over twice. Donnie 7 and Mary Ann 2 were in critical condition, others injured, and the other driver Rudy Dzian 44 lived with chest and arm injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Henry Tessmann
Henry
Otto Tessmann
Here
Donnie
Mary Ann
St. Luke’s Hospital
Shirley Tessmann
Eugene
Rudy Dzian
Kenosha
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dairy Promotion Plans Launched for Green County Cheese Day
Green County outlines a countywide dairy sales push with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and the American Dairy Association. A live 100 by 40 feet cheese display and a west side 48 foot display will highlight dairy products. The plan aims to make Green County and Monroe a state test market starting Sept. 6 with retailer cooperation and a program of demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Crandall
William T. Reese
State Department of Agriculture
Sheldon C. Wilcox
American Dairy Association
Times
Green County
Wisconsin
Cheese Day, Inc
State Department
ADA
Crandall
Armory
Edwin Rufenacht
Pauly Cheese Co
Reese and Wilcox
Monroe
Robert E. Tschudy
Tschudy
Joseph Urban
W. Howard Smith
Stewart Haberman
T. Wilkins Weber
E. C. Hamilton
Assassins Kill Seven In Algerian Rebellion
Algiers reports seven Algerians killed in scattered assassinations and a clash between troops and a rebel band in the last 48 hours. Security troops used helicopters to flush one rebel band in the mountains behind Philippeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Philippeville
Campbell Breaks Water Speed Mark at 202.32 mph
Donald Campbell shattered the world water speed record on Lake Allswater England with a 202.32 mph run in Bluebird after two measured passes. He surpassed the 178.4 mph mark set by Stanley Sayres three years earlier, delivering a dramatic public moment despite two fatalities in prior attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Allswater
England
Donald Campbell
Stanley Sayres
Malcolm Campbell
Sayres
Lake
Washington
Boathouse
Arnesons Welcome Seventh Twin Set at St Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gordon Arneson of Blue River welcomed their twins Coleen Marie born 2 20 weighing six pounds eight ounces and Kathleen Mary born 2 40 weighing six pounds six ounces at St Clare hospital. They are the fifth set of girls this year in the county. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs George Campfield Monroe and Waukon Ia and Mr and Mrs James Fitzgerald Marshal Wis and Mr and Mrs Gordon Arneson. Other local twins include Wells Flood Larson Larbacker Baertshi and OConnor. Last year six sets were born and no twins in the county in the last five months of 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Arneson
17Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Coleen Marie
Kathleen Mary
George Campfield
Monroe
Waukon
James Fitzgerald
Marshal
Wis
Blue River
Arneson
Thomas Gordon
Georgia Ann
Dorothy Campfield
Messrs
Mmes
Bert L. Wells
Beloit
Howard T. Flood
Albany
Freeman Larson
Gratiot
Leo P. Larbacker
John Baertshi
Footville
Paul M. O’connor
South Wayne
Darlington Youth Killed in Gratiot Area Crash
A 21 year old Darlington man Joseph Long was killed in a head on collision with an electrical service truck driven by Harold Townsend two miles west of Gratiot on Highway 11 at 3 a m. Townsend was hospitalized and not considered critical. Long leaves a large family. services set at Holy Rosary church Darlington. In a separate Browntown road crash a 16 year old Gratiot youth suffered a broken neck and two other passengers were taken to St. Clare hospital after a one car crash at 12:09 a m. on Highway 11 east of Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Warren
Gratiot
Green County
Browntown
Joseph Long
Navy
Harold D. Townsend
Harold Mullen
Lafayette
Townsend
Highway 11
Mullen
Long
James Long
Lawrence
Argyle
Francis
Robert
John
Kenneth
Freeport
Thomas
Kathern Herbert
Shullsburg
Darlene Long
Kathryn McAloon
Holy Rosary Church
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
St. Clare Hospital
Clarion Francis Wick
Chrysler Union To Resume Talks On New Contract
Detroit report says Chrysler Corp will resume contract negotiations with the CIO United Auto Workers on Monday. The talks paused last week for union review of a company offer. Details remain undisclosed though the offer is said to mirror agreements reached last month with Ford and General Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors
Heat Wave Ends Rain Saves Corn in Green County
One third inch of rain last night and this morning brought relief from a long heat wave in Green County. County agent Myron E. Jeglum says corn yield may be slightly lower but the crop was saved by rainfall totaling .35 inch by 1 pm today. Pastures and city lawns turned greener. hail and heavier rainfall reported southwest of Browntown with no crop damage there. Browntown Fire Department cleared fallen trees without home damage. Over half the oat crop already harvested. remaining crop undamaged. Temperatures set to fall. lows near 60s and highs 75 to 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
National Guard
CIO
Clay
Milwaukee
Harvey Kitzman
Sheboygan
Kohler Co
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Browntown
Ment
Jeglum
Madison
Mercury
Monroe
Hagerty
Cordell Hull Dies at 83 Father of the United Nations
Cordell Hull former secretary of state and Nobel laureate died at 9 a.m. in Bethesda Maryland. He was 83 last Oct 2 and had recently suffered strokes while living in hotel quarters after long public service from 1933 to 1944 and a lifetime in tariff and trade policy. Funeral planned at National Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cordell Hull
United Nations
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Hull
Katherine Ethridge
San Antonio
Tex
Senate
U. S
Congress
National Cathedral
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tennessee
House
Chicago Woman’s Escape From Turnstile Prank Ends Amid Panic
Genevieve Foley, 37, attempted to exit at Randolph Street elevated station but got trapped when the turnstile bars locked. Patrons urged help, trains came and went, a repairman and firemen freed her after about 30 minutes. She vowed to avoid the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Genevieve Foley
Randolph Street
Chicago Transit Authority
Fire Department
Ticket Sellers Named for Shrine KC Ball Game
Three committees for the Shrine KC ball game and celebration met to assign ticket sellers for booster trips. The booster band group led by Edward J. Doyle and Edwin W. Schuetze listed evening departures and named sellers for July 26 through August 13 covering Woodford to Monroe in several towns and areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Doyle
Edwin W. Schuetze
Franz W. Brand
Dayne Dinges
Woodford
Browntown
South Wayne
Harold M. Rottler
Lester M. Johnson
Olin E. Flisram
C. Kenneth Hall
James W. Kelley
Burnette C. Briggs
Argyle
Blanchardville
Johnson
Flisram
George E. Jacobs
Kelley
Matthew F. Eraser
Wesley C. Homb
Judo
Albany
Brodhead
First Division Returns Home After 13 Years Abroad
NEW YORK The Army's First Infantry Division began arriving home after 13 years in Europe and received a heroic harbor welcome. Vessels of all sizes blasted their whistles as the troopship arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Europe
Green County Fair judging times announced for 101st fair
Fair officials published judging schedules for the 101st Green County Fair to be held August 3 to 7. Entries close at 5 p m next Saturday. Open cattle judging starts 9 a m Friday August 5 with swine at 9 a m August 4. Poultry, farm products, and Home Economics items judged August 4. Junior 4 H dairy cattle at 10 a m August 4, junior beef calves August 5 at 9 a m, and other junior divisions August 5 from 1 p m with garden and crafts August 4 9 a m and 1 p m judging respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Jersey
Monticello Woman 77 Dies After 25 Years Ill
Mrs Edwin Wallom 77 a Monticello resident died 8 p m yesterday at home after 25 years invalid. Born Siddie Brayton Feb 10 1878 she married Edwin Wallom June 19 1900. Survived by husband two daughters Claude and a sister Sally Wright a brother Joe Brayton. Funeral Monday at F T M B T church Rev Paul J Gibson officiating. Burial Highland cemetery. Visitation after 1 p m Sunday Voegeli Funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wallom
Monticello
Siddie Brayton
Sidney
Mary Pratt Brayton
Monroe
Paul J. Gibson
Highland Cemetery
Voegeli Funeral Home
Retired Maj. Gen. Gates Charged Over Base Insurance Deals
The Air Force says retired Maj. Gen. Byron E. Gates, former Chanute Air Force Base commander, faces charges of giving preferential treatment to base insurance firms. A possible court-martial is under review by Maj. Gen. John H. McCormick. Gates retired recently and has a long service record dating to World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Byron E. Gates
Chanute Air Force Base
Ill
Gates
John H. McCormick
Technical Air Force Air Training Command
Aberdeen
S. C
Chanute
United States
Brazil
Public Hearing Set for Talbott
The Senate investigations subcommittee ordered a full-scale public hearing on Secretary of the Air Force Harold E. Talbott. Democrats supported the hearing while Republicans abstained. A start date was not set but proceedings would begin as soon as practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
McClellan
D - Ark
Talbott
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
Peacemaker Lucero Flees to Puerto Belgrano Base
Maj. Gen. Franklin Lucero, credited with restoring order after Argentina’s navy revolt, reportedly flew to the Puerto Belgrano naval base. He led the repression command that gave the army control and was said to have completed its tasks as of June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Franklin Lucero
Puerto Belgrano
Lucero
Juan D. Peron
Four Powers End Geneva Summit Agree on October Ministers Meet
The Big Four concluded six days of talks in Geneva with a plan to hold a foreign ministers meeting in October to discuss German unification and European security. They referred disarmament proposals to a U N subcommittee to meet in New York on August 29 and pursue barriers between East and West. President Eisenhower, returning home tonight, will address the nation Monday night and meet congressional leaders tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U. N
New York
James C. Hagerty
U. S
Eisenhower
United States
Hagerty
Georgi K. Zhukov
Woman Dies After Head-On Crash Near Hazelhurst
Mrs. Marie Pazin, 49, of West Chicago Illinois, died in a Woodruff hospital two hours after the car she rode in collided head on with another vehicle on Highway 51 five miles south of Hazelhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff Woodruff
Wis
Marie Pazin
West Chicago
Ill
Highway 51
Hazelhurst
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Kitzman
Boy
Tschady
Chrysler
Union
Big Four
Chiefs
U.N
Fair Judging Times
Cordell Hull Elder Statesman
Peron
Naval Base
Bulletin
United States of America
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