Rhee Demands Defense Pact Before Truce Asks Four Points
South Korea's President Rhee proposed to Eisenhower a four point package including a mutual defense pact, continued large scale military and economic aid, staged withdrawal of foreign forces after a truce, and US and UN noninterference with Korean unification. Officials cautioned the plan was under review at a National Security Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syneman Rhee
Prosyngman
Eisenhower
South Korea
Seoul
United Nations
Rhee
National Security Council
White House
Ellis Briggs
Korea
United States
U. S
Beeks
North Korea
Chinhae
Lidec Ee
Pyun
Yung Tai
Communs
North
India
U. N. General Assembly
Washington
U. N
Graduating Class of Greer County Normal School
At the high school auditorium, 16 seniors of Greer County Normal school received diplomas during Friday night commencement exercises. Prof. Harry son of Platteville State college addressed the event, Rev. C. C. Warfel gave the invocation and benediction, and Mr. R. Schesser presented the diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ui Ce
Harryson
Platteville State College
Greer County Normal School
C. C. Warfel
R. Schesser
Normal School Board
Memorial Day Service Draws Hundreds in Monroe
Hundreds of Monroe residents attended Memorial Day services at Greenwood Cemetery after a city parade. Rev. Howard L Orians urged remembrance of war dead and faith as the nation’s foundation. The program featured Rev. Purdy, Paul Jeglum, Roland Locher and taps by local veterans, followed by a band concert and grave decoration led by Howard Schulz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Lindsay
American Legion
Alois T. Beer
VFW
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe
Co. K
National Guard
Times
Howard L. Orians
Orians
John C. Purdy
Union Presbyterian Church
William Lanz
John Darling
Walter Schroeder
Robert Dye
Armory
Howard O. Schulz
Cyril Loveland
Alfred Henning Jr
Ruth Dwyer
Thomas Sickinger
Ralph Lindsay
Clarence Elmer
Sam Pickett
John Becker
Clark Kieckner
Maureen Bruni
George Jacobs Jr
Robert Hardell
Hugo Voelkhi
Donald Clark
Walter Laeser
Ernest Deininger
George Ann Pulkrabek
Tim¢ Baltzer
George Geiger
Foster Deininger
Board Officials View DDT Fog Demonstration
City officials witnessed a DDT fog demonstration by J H Moses of Henry Town Laboratories. The city bought a spray jeep for polio control this summer and recommended to council that bids be accepted for digging ditches on the 12th Street main trunk storm sewer project to replace underground Thunder Creek. Crandall Oil Co. won the contract for two tires on the city oil garbage truck as the low bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Moses
Henry Town Laboratories
12Th ‘Street
Mystery sky object over Wisconsin stirs investigation
Reported in Monroe and Darlington area, a large aluminum colored ball-like object hovered and moved in the sky overnight. Jet interceptors searched from 15,000 to 45,000 feet but found nothing definite while observers described a bright moon reflection and a silver orb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Monroe
Darlington
Truax Field
Obey
Harry Shoup
Russell Fredrickson
Glenn Winslow
Winslow
Lafayette
Lawrence James
Louis Graham
Chicago
Graham
Col. Shoup
Col
Shoup
Jene
Tenors Somenon
Green County Sheriff's Office
Reputies Ten
J. B. Scherer
Sam Rubi
Rubi
Rust to Buy Weekly The Evening Times Leader quits staff
W C Rust resigns from The Evening Times Leader after a long tenure since May 199. He plans to purchase the weekly newspaper and job plant at Clinton in eastern Rock County from Carl and Helen Spalthoff. John E Friedel will replace him as sports editor.
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Wiham
Sust
Cry Canor
Evening Times
Clinton
Rock County
Rust
Carl Spalthoff
Walworth County
John E. Friedel
Rusts
22Nd Street
Ralph Moem
Cassville American
Albany Herald
Traffic deaths rise in Wisconsin May total 48
Wisconsin state motor vehicle department reports 48 people killed in May traffic crashes, bringing 1953 state road fatalities to 262. May 1952 saw 66 deaths and a five month total of 288, with pedestrians accounting for 57 fatalities this year, up from 47 the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State
Jay H. Roderick Dies at Brodhead
Jay H Roderick 69 of Brodhead died Saturday at 1 30 pm at his home after a months long illness He was born May 21 1884 in Spring Grove Township son of Samuel and Clara Humphrey Roderick He married Nellie F Ward in 1907 They farmed in Decatur Township before retiring to Brodhead in 1936 where he worked as a carpenter He led the Farmers Mutual Insurance Co of Brodhead He belonged to the Methodist church the Masonic lodge Knights of Pythias and the Order of the Eastern Star He is survived by his widow a son Marion three grandchildren two sisters Mrs C J Coldren and Mrs Frank Parker both of Brodhead Services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Everson funeral home conducted by Rev Gene Carter Burial will be in Brodhead Greenwood cemetery The Masonic lodge will hold graveside rites
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Brodhead
Jay H Roderick
Spring Grove Township
Samuel
Clara Humphrey Roderick
Roderick
Nellie F. Ward
Decatur Township
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Order of the Eastern Star
Marion
C. J. Coldren
Frank Parker
Everson
Gene Carter
Brodhead Greenwood Cemetery
Graduation Tomorrow Sees Monroe High Class Hear Plea for Service
One hundred fifty three Monroe high seniors in cap and gown filled the auditorium for baccalaureate services with Rev. C. C. Warfel delivering a talk on being the light. He urged graduates to repay community sacrifices by becoming good citizens in a world troubled by the Iron Curtain, as music from the high school orchestra and mixed chorus accompanied the ceremonies. Commencement is set for 8 p m with Class Day awards at 1 15 p m and Prof George Walter of Lawrence College delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High
C. C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Warfel
Ralph Ko- Joed
Methodist Church
Paul C. Keble
St. John's Church
Allan F. Barnard
Mabel Viel
Sandra Haworth
Messiah
Vilas Park
Madison
George Walter
Lawrence College
Appleton
Walter
Nine Die in Wisconsin Mishap Over Memorial Day Weekend
Nine people died in Wisconsin over the Memorial Day weekend in crashes and drownings. Across the nation fatalities totaled 363 traffic mishaps 190 drownings and 45 other accidents. Names include Willie Johnson Ralph Burg Mrs Anton Schnering Jer Donald Beavais Robert Hemenway Karl Steckle Jerry Rothbauer Eugene Zimmerman Wilson Walter and others in Milwaukee Slinger LaCrosse Coon Valley Fond du Lac Durand Newton Sheboygan County Brodhead. Governor Kohler urges Ragweed control Month noting northern regions are clear but remaining areas need action.
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Associ
Wisconsin
Acros
Willie Johnson
Milwaukee
Ralph Burg
Slinger
Washington County
Highway 33
LaCrosse
Anton Schneringjer
Coon Valley
Vernon County
Donald W. Beavais
New Richmond
Douglas County
Robert Hemenway
Milton Junction
Auty
Busseyville
Karl Steckle
Fond du Lac
Jerry Rothbauer
Durand
Eugene Zimmerman
Newton
Sheboygan County
Crystal Lake
Wilson Walter
Brodhead
Kohler
Treasury official urges six month profits tax extension
A House group hear that failing to extend the profits tax would threaten national economic security. Treasury Secretary and committee members discuss extending the profits tax beyond six months. The president supports a temporary extension while inflation and the dollar stability remain priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Treasury Secretary
Ways and Means
Fon
Pearl Harbor
Bayfield Digging Out After Floods and Sand Barrages
Bayfield faced a massive flood as sand filled streets after a dam break. National Guard Coast Guard and civilians worked Sunday with bulldozers and shovels to clear 30 city blocks 90 percent of the downtown area. Hills of sand 20 to 30 feet rose along curbs as water, once flowing to Lake Superior, broke through after torrential rainfall overloaded a dirt dam conduit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayfield
National Guard
Coast Guard
Lake Superior
Mrs Belle Olson Dies at 94 in Lafayette County
Mrs. Belle Olson aged 94 lifelong Lafayette County resident died at 7:30 am at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Larson. She had lived with the Larsons eight years. Born February 1 1858 in Wiota Township she married Stenner Olson in January 1876. She farmed in Wiota and Gratiot Townships till 1918. Survived by three daughters two sons O F Olson preceded in death. Burial at West Vieta Lutheran Church Cemetery conducted by Rev J A Nestingen.
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Suush Waxme
Belle Olson
Lafayette County
Fred Larson
Larsons
Olson
Wiota
Ole and
Karen Fryslie Shager
Stenner Olson
Gratiot Township
South Wayne
Larson
Jack Larson
Louis ‘Torkelson
Wiola
Raymond Berger
O. F. Olson
West Vieta Lutheran Church
J. A. Nestingen
J W Barlow 57 Monticello dies after military and civic service
J W Barlow 57 of Monticello died yesterday morning at his sister-in-law’s home in North Bend Wisconsin. He served in France during World War I and worked at the Bank of Monticello rising to cashier. He led local civic groups and clubs and held multiple public positions. He leaves a wife a son a daughter and siblings. Funeral services will be at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church with burial in the cemetery.
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J. W. Barlow
Bank of Monticello
American Legion
Morni
Maet
North Bend
Wis
France
Barlow
Wallace T. Barlow
Des Moines
Edward Mills
Milwaukee
Reuel Barlow
Urbana
Ill
Michael L. Moury
West Palm Beach
Fla
Myrtie Yost
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Peace of Amstutz-Marty Post
Green County Legion
Monticello Union Lodge 155
Eastern Star
New Glarus
Village ‘Board
Monticello Commercial Club
Voegeli
Howard L. Orians
Monroe
Fbers
Monticello Union
Amstutz-Marty Enema
Collision Claims Life of Wilson Wolter on Highways 59 and FF
A two car crash near Searles school on Highway 59 and County Trunk FF killed Wilson Wolter age 40 of 702 East 7th Avenue and seriously injured six others, including four in one family. Wolter died at St. Clare hospital from head and chest injuries after being taken from the scene. The Solem family and others suffered varying injuries. A puppy from the Salem car vanished at the hospital. In a separate incident, Karl E. Schuetz Jr. injured when his car left the road near County Trunk The driver said he fell asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson Wolter
East 7Th Avenue
Wolter
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 59
Searles School
Gifford E. Solem
Route
Monroe
Newcomer
Wagner
Tamara Solem
Eugene Solem
Paul Schiess
Salem
Walter
Greeney
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Decatur
Route 2
Brodhead
Highway 1181
Well Trained Horses Ready for Coronation Role
London reports that about 60 horses in Britain’s royal stables have undergone rigorous training for the coronation parade. Grooms prepared them by exposing to noise and cheers via loudspeakers, including a recording of 45,000 schoolboys, with all horses reportedly passing their final exam. Royal mounts Windsor, Noah, and Tipperary are among those groomed for Queen Elizabeth’s coronation ride.
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Hal Boyle
London
Britain
Agee
Ee Windsor
Noah
Tipperary
Queen Elsabeth
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