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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1953

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President backs hard line to bar U N membership for Red China

Senate leaders report Eisenhower supports a plan to oppose Red China's admission to the United Nations and to keep U N funds for the body from being used if China joins. Bridges says the President agrees that Congress should record opposition and lead in keeping China out. Knowland notes concern over a conditional pledge and urges aggressive moves if Korea talks fail.

Tees Eisenhower U. S United Nations China U. N Sen Bridges Red World Organization Sen. Knowland Rcalif Red China Senate Actions Committee Phia Senate State Department Knowland California Republican Policy ‘Committee Actg Party Taft Ohio Korea Russia

Windsors Watch Coronation On TV In Paris Home

The Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield Simpson watched Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation on television from Mrs. Margaret Thompson Biddle’s Paris home, with about 100 guests present. The duke called the ceremony very impressive, noting he had not been invited to attend in person due to protocol.

Paris Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield Simpson Baltimore Elizabeth II Margaret Thompson Biddle New York Biddle London Corona

Six Men Listed for June Draft Induction

Six men will leave from the Armory at 7:45 a.m. June 15 for induction into the armed forces in Milwaukee. From Green County are Eugene A. Haeft Browntown Roger C. Ruch 2617 13th Street Ronald E. Teehan 1302 10th Street Merwin P. Brager Brodhead Forrest W. Clark formerly of Judo and now of Davis TL and volunteer Clarence H. Blaser Brodhead. Four will leave at the same time for pre induction physical examinations.

Milwaukee Green County Eugene A. Haeft Browntown Roger C. Ruch 13Th Street Ronald E. Teehan 10Th Street Merwin P. Brager Brodhead Forrest W. Clark Judo Davis Clarence H. Blaser

Assessment Figures Of 50 Firms Still Out

Assessor Everett Keel disclosed that more than 50 merchants have not submitted personal property green sheets. The May 25 deadline was missed, and incomplete or absent forms will not receive the 10 percent assessment discount granted to other merchants and real estate assess ment.

Everett Keel Keel

Carter and Locher Earn High School Honors

Monroe high school honors day recognizes Ray Carter with the American Legion award for athletics character and leadership while Rola Locher receives Lions Club scholarship. Judith Thorpe wins VFW Auxiliary essay prize. forensics, music and journalism awards follow with multiple students named for bronze medals silver medals and gold cups. Commencement to close the 1953 school year.

Ray Carter Monroe American Legion Howard P. Olsen Legion Post VFW Carter Olsen Lions Club Rola Locher Miss Thorpe Judith Thorpe Auxiliary Evening Times Milton Wolf George Anne Pulkr Bek Afiliary the Times Howard A. Pilz JoAnn Block Allan F. Barnard Sondra Simpson Maureen Bruni Walter Schroeder Allan L. Barnard Barnard Kay Berndt John Cotherman Robert Dye Sandra Haworth Glenda Martin Beatrice Ruch Billie Ann Wenger Joyce Babler Gertrude Messmer Diane Snyder Mary Bet Ronald Liechti Robert Olson

Everest Summit Crowned in Queen’s Coronation Gift

London reports that British climbers on Col John Hunt’s expedition planted the Union Jack on Mount Everest, 29 002 feet high. New Zealand beekeeper Edmund Hillary and Nepali Sherpa Tensing Bhutia reached the summit on May 29 after several attempts, as Buckingham Palace announced. The Queen conveyed congratulations, calling the feat a coronation gift amid advancing monsoon storms.

Britain Elizabeth London Elizabeth II Buckingham Palace Col John Hunt Himalayas Nepal-Tibet Hunt New Zealand Edward P. Hillary Nepal Bhutia Katmidu

Area Residents To Visit Zurich

Pauline Schwarzenberger of Bartatters Music Center will lead 19 Green County residents to Zurich Switzerland. They travel by auto to Chicago then by plane with stops in New York Gander Newfoundland and Shannon Ireland arriving Zurich Saturday. Group members include George Stauffer Miss Albertine Stockli Rob ert Wenger Fred Wieland Marie Jenny Lillian Steinmann Walter Hug Rosa Leucinger Ernest Burkhalter Ruth Burkhalter Alfred Fuchser Henry Duerst Jacob Legler Fred Bircher Ervin Kissling and others from Monticello Darlington and Merrimac. Evelyn Hartwig will cover duties.

Pauline Schwarzenberger I Ith Street Bartatters Music Center Green County Zurich Switzerland Auto Chicago New York City Gander Newfoundland Shannon Ireland George Stauffer Mt. Horeb Albertine Stockli 19Th Avenue Robert Wenger 6Th Street Fred Wieland Marie Jenny Monroe Lillian Steinmann Walter Hug Rosa_Leucinger Darlington Ernest Burkhalter Ruth Burkhalter Merrimac Alfred Fuchser New Glarus Henry Duerst Jacob J. Legler Fred Bircher Ervin Kissling Monticello Evelyn Hartwig Clarno Miss Schwarzenbergers Miss Hartwig Westminster College Princeton N. J

H O Tschuay Takes Press Post in Iowa

Herbert O. Tschuay longtime Evening Times staffer and Monroe native is named executive director of the Iowa Daily Press Association with headquarters in Des Moines announced by president L. O. Brewer. He previously served as advertising manager for the Marshalltown Times-Republican and has held roles at Newton Daily News and other papers.

Herbert O. Tschuay Monroe Evening Times Iowa Daily Press Association Des Moines L. O. Brewer Ton Marshalltown Times-Republican Town Daily Press George H. Williams Illinois Markets Association Techully Times Ee Eeer Newton Daily News National Peg

ROK President Says Cooperation With U.S. Likely

Rhee Hoon agrees to cooperate with the United States at any cost while demanding withdrawal of Chinese forces from North Korea after a potential armistice. He disclosed receiving a secret three point message from President Eisenhower and outlined four suggested U.S. terms including a mutual defense pact and continued aid. Washington reports indicate the plan seeks to preserve UN forces' security, full aid, foreign troop withdrawal, and reunification stance after a truce. Rhee promised a reply to Eisenhower soon as Panmunjom talks remain in recess.

Seoul Rhee U.S North Korea Eisenhower Washington South Korea U.N Korea South Kohitter Pyun Yung Tai U.N. Command United Nations Panmunjom

Queen Elizabeth II Pledges Service and Tolerance in Coronation

Newly crowned Queen Elizabeth II addressed 600 million subjects across the Commonwealth pledging to devote her life to service, defend freedom and tolerance, and call on Britons to go forward in peace. She emphasized free speech minority rights and unity across Britain's lands and races.

London Elizabeth II Commonwealth Elizabeth Britain

Two Networks Race Coronation Films for U S Telecasts

CBS and NBC race to televise coronation films from London to Boston in a Canberra jet and a souped up P 51 fighter. NBC claims CBS misled with a Goose Bay plan while CBS sticks to its eight hour flight window and afternoon air.

U.S New York CBS NBC Boston London Goose Bay Labrador William R. McAndrew England

Traffic Hearing Set for Tonight in City Council Session

Tonight a public hearing will be held at the City Council meeting to discuss a proposal restricting traffic on 10th street from 20th to 13th avenue to westbound flow and 11th street between the same avenues to eastbound flow. Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie said the plan will be aired at the hearing and by council members before any action is taken. The meeting will start at a to be announced time.

10Th 11Th Streets Brooks J. Dunwiddie 10Th Street 20Th 13Th Avenue 11Th Street

Grains Edge Higher on Limited Early Advance

Grains edged higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as early hesitancy gave way to a limited rise. Reports indicate the upturn was confined to about a cent.

Chicago Board of Trade

Certificates and Awards Given to Junior High Students

Junior high students were honored at special exercises this year as Principal Frankin B. Bued led the ceremony. Top music award went to William Lanz for receiving a special gold pin. other students named include Karen Albat, Judith Buehler, Davin Cox, Marilyn Kubly, Nancy Peterson, Jane Pulkrabek, and more as part of the school’s musical and achievement recognitions.

Carol Galli Janet Holtshopple Judith Thorpe Marilyn Miller Jane Ruf Mary Fritsch Shirley Geigel David Forbes Gary Hoesly Patrick Wuetrich Donald F. Gibbon Willis Hartwig Allan Bauman Robert Ambrose James Mene Han Cow William Lanz Karen al- Bats Gritats Doors Gus Judith Buehler Davin Cox Fads Germann Marilyn Kubly Nancy Peterson Lai Pulkrabek Jane

Red Forces Hit Allied Positions in Korean Fronts

More than 4,000 North Korean and Chinese troops attacked 11 Allied main line positions and outposts across eastern and central Korea. American and South Korean infantry repelled several main line assaults, with heavy fighting near Luke the Gook's Castle and Punchbowl, Anchor Hill, and Sand Bag Castle.

Seoul Korea Luke the Gook’s Castle van Eighth Army Anchor Hill 15Th ROK U. S Sand Bag Luke's Castle

Accident Victim Remains Critical in Car Collision

A crash Sunday night involving a car driven by Wilson Walter in Brodhead left an unnamed passenger with a basal skull fracture. The injured victim was treated at St. Clare hospital while Wilson Walter died at the scene. Mrs. Walter was dismissed from the hospital this morning. Funeral arrangements were not immediately available.

Gifford Solem Wilson Walter Brodhead Wolter Solem Tamera Eugene Inpcovin Ing Walter St. Clare Hospital Rewsomer Funeral Home

Young Farm Expert Named Wisconsin Home Agent Assistant

New assistant home agent for Green County is Miss Bernadine Gunderman, formerly 4-H club worker with ten years experience. She lives near Bloomer in Chippewa County, graduates Bloomer High School, expects a BS in home economics from Stout Institute this month, and will start July 1. She will represent Wisconsin at the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington. The appointment comes as J B Scherer announces staffing alongside Maimie Tillema.

J. B. Scherer Green County Agriculture Committee Bernadine Gunderman Miss Gunderman Bloomer Chippewa County Bloomer High School Stout Institute Wisconsin Washington Mamie Tillema Brontonia” College

Alice Entry List Hits Record High In Dairyland efforts

Finalists for the state Alice in Dairyland contest will be selected at Fennimore on June 18. A record 537 entries, up 100 from 1952, come from across Green and Lafayette counties and region districts led by Milwaukee-Ft Atkinson with 145 entries. Regional finalists include Diane Forrest and Barbara Ann Sommerhalder among this year’s contestants. Final regional judging precedes the LaCrosse finals June 26-27.

Fennimore Green County Pauline Patterson Shirley Leopold Donna Signer Barbara Akre Nanci Moldenhauer Monroe Tomah Monroe County Barbara Larson Blanchardville Marilyn Russel Shullsburg Lafayette County Milwaukee-Ft. Atkinson Superior Ashland Marinette-Antigo Madison-Fennimore Stevens Point-Wausau Chippens LaCrosse Diane Forrest Appleton Barbara Ann Sommerhalder Route 1 Menasha Manitowoc Frank Wing LaCrosse Alice In Dairyland

New School Bus Law Warning Issued Here

A state traffic patrolman warns drivers to stop for school buses that are stopping or halted. The new law requires motorists to stop behind or when a school bus displays its stop signal, with penalties for violations. The advisory emphasizes safety for children boarding and alighting a bus.

Britain crowns Elizabeth II in grand London coronation

Crowds along a 5 mile route cheered as Elizabeth II was crowned in Westminster Abbey with Charles, the Queen's heir, present. Rain mixed with sun as the procession moved, Churchill and Commonwealth leaders attended, and the ceremony was telecast to millions. The young prince watched the crown placed at 12 33 p m CST, followed by homage and enthronement.

London Britain Elizabeth II Charles Elizabeth Victoria Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey Capi Duke of Edinburgh Prince Charles Canterbury Edward Commonwealth Winston Churchill Eliabeth Ca Rg Mother Elizabeth Princess Margaret The Royal Churchill Oe Sreelik

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