Public Taverns Reduced by One After Council Licenses
Monroe reduced public taverns by one as City Council approved license changes involving the Loyal Order of the Moose Headquarters tavern and Hyland's tavern. Moose lodge gains private club license for Joe and Alois Milz at Headquarters tavern. Milz brothers also receive change for Hyland's. Mayor warns veto on future salary hikes after approving City Treasurer Helen Gempeler's $25 month raise funded by meter funds. Junior Chamber reflector tape campaign approved. John A. Woods authorized to climb Eugene hotel June 4 or 5 with 15 percent to mental health. Fred Galli opposes milk license fee changes. beer counts and fat content listed for several dairies. Dewey A. Dwyer receives taxicab permit. wrestling show approved for Turner Hall June 14. Knob Hill subdivision plat approved. Otto Klemm named weed commissioner.
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Monroe
Loyal Order of the Moose
Headquarters
Hyland's
Moose Lodge
Joe and
Alois Milz
Milz Brothers
Michael R Hyland
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Helen L. Gempeler
Junior Chamber of Commerce
John A. Woods
Eugene
Woods
Roger L. Elmer
Fred Galli
Borden Co
Dean's
Bankroft
Wil-el-del
John W. Deininger
Dunwiddie
Dewey A. Dwyer
Robert A
Showers Forecast As Heat Rises In State
The 1:30 pm reading was 83 with scattered thundershowers expected this afternoon and diminishing tonight. Tomorrow looks cloudy and cooler with showers in parts of the state. Tonight’s low 56, tomorrow’s high 80. Overnight low 41 at 4 am. USS Wisconsin and Missouri anchor in Annapolis Roads for June Week at the Naval Academy.
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Annapolis
Wisconsin
Missouri
Naval Academy
Queen Elizabeth II Begins Personal Call Tour in London
The queen with the Duke of Edinburgh launches a drive through London neighborhoods for face to face chats with ordinary citizens. The itinerary includes northeast London today and northwest visits later in the week as state banquets unfold at Buckingham Palace.
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Queen Elizabeth II
London
Tantian Im Ounan
Flivehe
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Mrs Schulz 81 Orangeville Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Edward Schulz aged 81 of Orangeville died yesterday in her home after a short illness. Born August 2 1871 in Stephenson County she was married February 6 1895 to Edward Schulz. She leaves a large family including four sons and six daughters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 30 p m at Salem Lutheran church McConnell with burial in the church cemetery.
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Unangeville
Edward Schulz
Orangeville
Stephenson County
Fred
Mary Klentz Borchardt
Salem Lutheran Church
McConnell
Christian Pieper
Lena
Fred Motzkuf
Hebron
Church
Burington Funeral Home
Brewery Strike Talks Broken Off Over Shorter Week
Milwaukee reports that six struck breweries halted talks Tuesday night after CIO United Brewery Workers demanded a shorter work week. The unions pressed for a 35 hour week while management stood firm on 40 hours, prompting union representatives to deem further discussions unproductive.
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Milwaukee
CIO United Brewery Workers Union
Thomas Rusch
Cincinnati
The
International Union
Solems Improving as Schiess Remains Poor After Crash
The Solem family members Gifford, Eugene, and Tamara show improving recovery after a Sunday two car collision that killed Wilson Walter Brad. Paul Schiess remains in critical condition with the attending physician describing him as poor.
One-way Traffic Arguments Heard By City Aldermen
City aldermen heard support and opposition to implementing one-way traffic on 10th and 11th streets. Monroe Chamber of Commerce officials urged approval citing traffic flow benefits, while a group of 13 signatories and several business owners argued it would hurt access and property values. City officials plan a thorough study before any action.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee
Rudolph P. Reger
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Robert J. Tracy
Wesley L. Dodge
Sherman H. Dearth
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
11Th Street
10Th Street
13Th Avenue
20Th Avenue
Reger
Badger Motors
Nroe Cash Market
Joseph H. Whalen
A. H. Mielke
Heeb Co
Purcell’s Grocery
Eugene Hotel
Herbert J. Bolliger
Red Dot Foods Inc
Dr. L. A. Moore
E. A. Meyer
W. Kasten
The
Charm Center
Tracy
Regez
12Th Street
Dodge
Dearth
Chamber
Schwaiger
Change
J. H. Schwaiger
Angle
Monroe
Angle Park
Arthur Harms
G. E. Purcell
William Greub
Swimming Pool Lessons Begin and Registration Set
Swimming pool lessons started today and registration for Red Cross lessons opened this morning. Joe E Miller, recreation director, said programs run until June 10 with registration for other communities on Monday. Instruction begins Lane 15 with trained water safety staff reporting from Col. Activities include tennis archery handicraft sandlot baseball girls softball drama and nature club.
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Ened
Red Cross
Joe E. Miller
Recreste
Bathhouse
Miller
Coe
Col
Greene County Normal
Lincoln Park
Recreation Park
Joyce Babler
Fire Alarm Operators Knew Just What To Do eeeee
Fire alarm operators acted swiftly in response to a disruptive incident as procedures were followed to ensure safety. The report notes trained staff promptly recognized the threat and executed standard protective measures.
Dean Walter Urges Service Over Security at 1958 Graduation
Lawrence Appleton college dean of men George Walter addressed 1958 graduates urging them to seek service for others and God rather than money or gadgets. He warned youth morale is strained worldwide and urged refining high school skills and walking with pride toward service. The ceremony featured diplomas for 98 seniors with two in service, and a benediction by Rev. Howard L. Orians as the orchestra played.
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George Walter
Lawrence
Appleton
Dean Walter
South Milwaukee
Washington Park High School
Racine
Washington Park School
Lawrence College
Howard L. Orians
E. O. Evans
J .Thorpe
Herbert T. Johnson
Mary Ann Denny
Tials
Milton Wolf
Robert A. Wartenweiler
Wisconsin Senate Advances Plane Tax Plan and Other Measures
The Wisconsin Senate approved a new airplane tax plan with fees from 14 to 202 dollars yearly based on empty weight, estimating 150000 dollars annually for the aviation fund. The body also backed county judges joining the state retirement plan with seven percent contributions, enforcing retirement at 70. An automotive financing bill set rates tied to car age, and a measure for extra pension money for retired teachers progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Assembly
Military leaders named for top U.S. assignments
President Eisenhower selects Gen. Matthew Ridgway as chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Adm. Robert Carney as chief of naval operations, and Gen. Nathan Twining as Air Force chief of staff. The decisions align the top services under a unified command structure.
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Namenas Scence Biesenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Robert B. Carney
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Defense Studies Warn No Safe Atomic Age Answer
A congressional committee led by Air Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg held that the Soviet Union can mount a surprise attack on the United States with large loss of life and property. It urged a continental air defense system stronger than current programs and warned against claims of near perfect protection while stressing the need to end war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
M. J
Hoyt Vandenberg
Tioning
Soviet Union
U. S
Carter Named Valedictorian In 1953 Graduation
Kay Carter son of Mrs Norma Hanson and Thorpe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Thorpe led the 1953 class as valedictorian and salutatorian at commencement exercises in the auditorium. Carter received the American Legion award and a track letter with a gold shoe ornament while Thorpe earned citizenship and scholarship honors plus a gold music lyre pin.
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Kay Carter
Norma Hanson
E. ©. Evans
Carter
Adh Thorpe
Ray ‘Thorpe
Miss Thorpe
Avanis
Ales
Legion
Howard P. Olsen
American Legion
Fred Simpson
Schelarship
Moenalie Patie Pation
VFW
Bulletin
Thorpe
Lillian Gereats
Kenneth Homb
Sophie Homb
10Th Street
University of Wisconsin
Miss
David Forbes
Sandra Haworth
Glenda Langston
Roland Locher
Barbara Ostby
Lois Priewe
Billie Ann Wenger
Charles Wieman
Barbara Haworth
Elsa Schindler
Donna Gustafson
Coralyn Rabe
Annette Stopke
GAA
Evelyn Luchsinger
Bernice Luber
Gloria Prien
Marlys Ritschard
Ruth Wells
Court Cracks Down On Youthful Drivers
A court targets young motorists with a crackdown on speeding and traffic violations. Judge Harold Lambgley stated all violators will receive uniform treatment and a fine may be requested from the motor vehicle department as part of the enforcement effort.
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Harold . Lambgley
President to speak to citizens in first TV address
President Eisenhower will deliver the first televised address to the nation tonight at 1:30 p m CST. Four cabinet members will join him, with aides providing cues from printed cards outside camera range. All four networks will carry the broadcast as the administration urges restraint on spending while keeping taxes up.
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Agnavsaur
Eisenhower
Atty. Gen
Agricul Brownell
Graduates Create Loan Fund for Needy 1951 Class
The Monroe high school 1951 graduating class started a loan fund to aid needy seniors for college. They also paid off a school movie camera and bought an illuminated library globe. Distribution and eligibility rules are yet to be decided, with a low interest rate anticipated.
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Monroe Mign
Justice Fritz to Retire from Wisconsin Supreme Court
Justice Oscar M. Fritz, 75, of Wisconsin, will not seek re election next spring. He plans retirement when his term ends in January 1955 after a long career including practice in Milwaukee, circuit judge for Milwaukee County, and service on the Supreme Court since 1929, serving as Chief Justice since January 1950.
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Madisurser
Emer
Oscar M. Fritz
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Fritz
Miwaukee
Supreme Court
Marvin B. Rosenberry
Swiss Demand Listed as Irregular in Cheese Market
Market notes show irregular demand in the Swiss cheese sector with 39 percent figures and longhorns at 39 percent. Print guides cite 0 to 48 range and a domestic Swiss cheese market outlook by an industry seer.
Israel Cabinet Crisis Ends Amid Uproar
Prime Minister David announced the cabinet crisis has ended following protests over policy. Officials feared implications for national schools and the red flag issue, as ministers considered rejoining the cabinet under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
David
Terael
Armistice Talks Continue Despite Red Rebuff and New Attacks
In Panmunjom a two minute liaison session was held with a vow to keep details secret while a full negotiating session is set for Thursday at 11 am. The frontline around Luke’s Gook’s Castle saw renewed fighting as Sabre jets targeted Red supply lines and Allied forces counterattacked, halting several Red thrusts. The prisoner exchange deadlock remains the last major hurdle to a cease-fire, with 48 500 Allied captives refusing repatriation. South Korea pressuring for Chinese withdrawal after an armistice, while Rhee signals continued U S cooperation. The overall mood shows easing tension despite continued clashes along eastern Korea.
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Munsan
U. N
South Korea
Panmunjom
Syngman Rhee
U. S
Eisenhower
U.S
North Korea
Korea
Luke the Gook
West Korea
Luke's Castle
Eighth Army
GMC Plans Major Expansion at Janesville Plants
General Motors announced a large expansion in Janesville to double local output. The plan calls for adding about 500 new production workers to initiate a permanent two-shift schedule at the two factories currently employing 2,500 hourly workers.
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GMC
Janesville
General Motors
Laie Douglass
Che
4 H Physical Exams To Be Given June 16
4 H members will receive medical checkups on June 16 at the county fairgrounds facility. Health staff from the extension service will conduct the physicals and report results to 4 H leaders for eligible activities.
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Westminster Abbey
Council
Mrs. Schulz
Dean
Twining
Deneidant
Judith Thorpe
Kenneth Home
Justice Fritz
iReds
ROK
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