Miss Waeffler Leads Balloting For Queen Race
The Monroe district shows Donna Waeffler with 217 votes leading the Green County Dairy Queen contest. Other communities list top candidates including Susan Disch in Monticello with 181 and Linda Schumacher in Browntown with 135 votes as ballots continue.
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Donna Waeffler
Monroe
Green County
Dairy Queen
Susan Disch
Monticello
Linda Schumacher
Browntown
Phyllis Bouton
Brodhead
Becky Blumer
Albany
Sharon Weidman
Linda Bogg
Brooklyn
Decatur Lake Country Club
Evansville
Judo
New Glarus
Donna Woeffler
Karen Meier
Anita Blackbourn
Mary Jane Bear
Linda Erickson
Mary Ann Frautschy
Carol Kelly
Doris Williams
Barbara Gempler
Nancy Ross
Virginia Studer
Mary Klassy
Joan Schneider
Judith Babler
Carolyn Klassy
Jackie Gaarder
Coleen Zurfluh
Betty Zimmerman
Lorraine Nipple
Joann Schneeberger
Lita Dehmer
Stock List Retreats In Irregular Trading
NEW YORK The stock market saw an irregular retreat in moderately active trading early this afternoon. Losses ranged from fractions to about a point for key stocks. Some leading issues posted gains as steels led a decline for the industrials.
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New York
Mexican Rollups for Dairy Month
Ground pork and onions form a savory filling with tomatoes garlic and chili powder. Simmer the mixture then layer on pancakes waffles or biscuits, roll, top with cheese, bake until melted, and serve.
North Central College Seniors Graduate With High Honors
Carol Falk of Naperville tops two seniors with high honors in the North Central College commencement. Paul Sutton of Sparta also graduates with high honors. Attendees include family members from Naperville Sparta Juda Wheatons and Skokie.
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North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Carol Falk
Clarence Falk
Route 3
Miss Falk
Paul Sutton
Sparta
Monroe
Falk
Paul Matzke
Brian
Juda
Dean Miller
Wheaton
David Burgett
Skokie
East German Claims on US Airmen Spark Spy Debate
East Germany hinted nine U S Army men captured after a helicopter forced landing could be treated as spies. Maj James R Zeller of Mount Joy Pa led the crew. State secretary Dulles said the United States will press for freedom for the fliers without recognizing East Germany and will negotiate with any party for their release.
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Berlin
Iron Curtain
Die Volksarmee
James R. Zeller
Mount Joy
U. S
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
Washington
Dulles
United States
East Germany
Soviet Union
Red
Scouts Invited To Northernaire On Wisconsin Trip
Boy Scout Troop 113 and four leaders depart Thursday for a northern Wisconsin camping and canoe trip. The group will visit the Northernaire at Crystal Lake five miles north of Tomahawk on June 16 or 17 to see Carl O. Marty Jr. animals and take a speedboat ride. Richard H. Bahr leads the chain of lakes voyage with other leaders arranging overland hikes.
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Northernaire
Three Lakes
Carl O. Marty Jr
Wisconsin
Marty
Crystal Lake
Tomahawk
Richard W. Bahr
Richard H. Bahr
Monroe
Bahr
James Gordee
Robert J. Goecks
Robert Aeschlimann
Russell West
Connors Named Acting Supervisor for County Board
Mayor Schiller appoints P. J. Connors Jr. to sit in on the County Board meeting representing Ward 6 in place of ill Fred Glauser. Alderman LaVerne Deal cannot serve as substitute.
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Victor N. Schiller
P. J. Connors Jr
Fred Glauser
Glauser
LaVerne Deal
Schiller
De Gaulle Faces Break With Rebel Group in Algeria
Paris reports Algerian rebels threaten a split with Premier de Gaulle amid Algeria local elections push and calls for party purges in France. The All Algeria Public Safety Committee formed after the May 13 Algiers revolt demands political shakeups as inflation rises and a constitutional reform plan is discussed.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
Premier de Gaulle
France
All- Algeria Public Safety Committee
Algiers
National Assembly
French Catholic Union of Christians
George Levard
New Glarus Man John Figi Dies in Madison
John Thomas Figi 80 New Glarus native and former UW animal husbandry employee died yesterday in Madison Methodist hospital. He moved from Oregon in 1941 and spent 21 years with the University of Wisconsin before painting work in New Glarus. He is survived by two daughters a brother two grandchildren and two great grandchildren with funeral services set at Zentner Funeral Home led by Rev. Lynn F B Tschudy.
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New Glarus
John Thomas Figi
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Figi
Kenneth Hitchcock
Oregon
University of Wisconsin
Mr. Figi
Matthias
Salonea Baumgartner Figi
Agatha Kundert
Hitchcock
Pearl Conroy
Fred Figs
Melchior
Rudolph
Oswald
Jacob Figi
Mmes
Fred Becker
John Wild
Baltz Disch
Fred Fritz
Zentner
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Swiss United Church of Christ
Millard Tschudy
William and
Maynard Figg
Everett Wild
Herman A. Becker
Monticello
John Conroy
Walter to Join Juvenile Court as Probation Officer
John H. Walter will begin Monday as Juvenile Court worker and probation officer handling investigations involving juveniles. He will attend institutes and conferences and brings experience from YMCA work, Junior Legion and city baseball, Montgomery Ward employment, and World War II service with 8th Air Force.
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Marshall L. Peterson
John H. Walter
16Th Street
Walter
Monroe High School
Platteville State College
YMCA
Junior Legion
Montgomery Ward
8Th Air Force
Europe
Professor Seeks 6th District Post
An Eau Claire State College professor began a door to door campaign for the Republican nomination for Congress in the 9th District. Charles A. Hornback 60 canvassed in Eau Claire and at factory gates as he seeks the seat held by Democrat Lester Johnson.
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Associated Press
Eau Claire State College
Charles A. Hornback
Eau Claire
Hornback
Rural Education
Lester Johnson
Wisconsin
GOP
Christ Seraphim
Milwaukee
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
U.S
Alvin Schuetz Wins Marschall Lab Award
Alvin E. Schuetz of Route 1 Wisconsin and University of Wisconsin junior or senior dairy student received the first annual Marschall Dairy Laboratory Award worth 250 dollars. The Wisconsin resident was selected for personality character intelligence industry and leadership. After graduation he will join White House Milk Co Manitowoc.
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Alvin E. Schuetz
Edward Schuetz
Marschall Dairy Laboratory
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Schuetz
White House
Moldenhauer to Retire After Final Encampment With Co. K
Colonel Oscar A. Moldenhauer prepares for his last annual encampment with Monroe based Co. K of the 32nd Division. The unit departs Thursday for Camp McCoy with 103 enlisted men and six officers. Capt. Glenn L. Kubly commands.
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Monroe
Co. K
Camp McCoy
Glenn L. Kubly
Mem
Bers
Janesville
Malcolm Marti
Paul Alston
Richard Kundert
Gerald Wyss
Theodore J. Burgy
Hugo H. Voelkli
Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Tomah
Moldenhauer
Eisenhower urges Geneva talks with Soviets on nuclear test ban
President Eisenhower proposes July 1 technical talks in Geneva with the Soviet Union to discuss methods for a possible future nuclear test ban. He says Switzerland as site preferred and includes optional Czechoslovakian and Polish experts. Macmillan calls for broader disarmament and continued Western alliance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
United States
Britain
Gerhart Named KC Grand Knight in Legion Hall Meeting
Warren M. Gerhart was elected grand knight of the Knights of Columbus at a Legion hall gathering. E. J. Norton became deputy grand knight with C. O. Miller as chancellor and other officers named. Vern Woodward of the University of Wisconsin spoke as guest. lunch by Rieder. Nominating committee members were Eraser, Cashman, Flanagan, Schmitz, and Kirsch.
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Warren M. Gerhart
Knights of Columbus
Legion Hall
E. J. Norton
C. O. Miller
Herbert West
F. Earl Lamboley
Kenneth Schneider
William Rieder Jr
Willis Stokes
Alois Milz
R. Finley Barry
Vern Woodward
University of Wisconsin
GOP Dinner June 26 To Honor Mrs. Smith
First District Republicans will hold a testimonial dinner on June 26 in Lakelawn near Delavan to honor Eleanor Smith candidate for Congress to succeed her late husband Lawrence H. Smith. The gathering followed a Delavan Republican meeting led by Chairman John Hough with Green County Republican attendees Erma Thurber and Rodney O. Kittelsen.
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Eleanor Smith
Congress
Lawrence H. Smith
Lakelawn
Delavan
John Hough
Colonial Hotel
Green County Republican Club
Erma Thurber
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Cheese Market Steady in Madison Wisconsin Trade
The Wisconsin American cheese market holds steady with moderate demand. High quality cheese moves to storage for commercial accounts while offerings remain small styles with ample supply and prices ranging from 32.5 to 35.5 percent for cheddars, daisies, longhorns, and midgets across various grades.
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Cheese Mart Steady Madison
Wisconsin American
Madison Clashes as Thomson Orders Expedited Legislative Session
In Madison the push for a special session proceeds amid Democratic protests over Gov. Thomson's plan to convene Wednesday at 2 p.m. and end by Thursday. Lawmakers seek public hearings Thursday at 10 a.m. on a one year residency rule for relief, slum clearance land condemnation, and unemployment benefits extensions.
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Madison
Thomson
LaCrosse
Legislative Reference Library
Alfred Ludvigsen
Forty four more enroll in Bible school this week
Forty four more boys and girls today registered for the Daily Vacation Church Bible school sponsored by Monroe Council of Churches. Total enrollment now exceeds 400 with classes at Immanuel EUB St. John's Grace Lutheran Bethel EUB First Methodist First Universalist and Union Presbyterian junior high. The school began yesterday and will run until June 20 each weekday from 9 to 11 15 am with kindergarten session ending at 11 am.
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Monroe Council, of Churches
Immanuel Eub
St. John’s
Grace Lutheran
Bethel Eub
First Methodist
First Universalist
Union Presbyterian
Ringling Brothers Circus Drops Brother as Officers Elected
The Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus ousted a brother on Monday and elected a new slate of officers. Henry Ringling North, younger brother of president John Ringling North, was omitted from the new lineup.
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New York
Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus
Henry Ringling North
John Ringling North
Tragic Canyon Deaths Watchful Parents Fail Park Brake
In Cameron Arizona a vacationing Brownsville Texas teacher Frank Qualls and wife Katherine watched as a runaway car rolled from a viewpoint into the Little Colorado River gorge. Their two sons James aged 5 and Harold 15 months died when the 600 foot fall occurred after the car rolled 25 feet. Coroner report cites unengaged parking brake and delayed rescue.
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Qualls
Katherine
Colorado River
James Brierley
James
Harold
Tighe fired as Tigers manager. Norman named successor
Detroit Tigers dismiss Jack Tighe as manager and name Bill Norman to replace him. Norman, 47, has led the Charleston farm club in the Triple A American Association. The Tigers are in last place after a 9-4 loss to the Red Sox and 12 1/2 games behind the Yankees.
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Detroit
Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Bill Norman
Tigers
Tighe
Boston
Detroit Tiger
Norman
Charleston
Red Sox
New York Yankees
One Worker Killed In Blast at Madison
An explosion on Madison's east side at Brandes Heating Co. killed Martin Larson, 63, from McFarland. Dudley Johnson, 28, of Madison, was treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation and lacerations to both hands and his left arm.
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Madison
Brandes Heating Co
Martin Larson
McFarland
Dudley Johnson
Fight Postponed In Philadelphia Due To Rain
Welterweight duel Gil Turner vs Garnet Hart was postponed tonight because of rain. Promoter Herman Taylor announced the bout will be staged Thursday.
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Philadelphia
Gil Turner
Garnet (Sugar) Hart
Herman Taylor
Air Force Plans Moon Probes and Atlas Test Flights
Gen. Anderson announced three lunar probe launches for August September and October using modified Thor missiles toward a 278000 mile lunar course. New Mexico tests showed Mace guidance resist attempts to jam, while Atlas range tests await an August full-range firing.
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Milwaukee
S. E. Anderson
Air Research and Development Command
Air Force
Anderson
Thor
Moon
Space
Earth
Holloman Air Base
New Mexico
Holloman
Wendover Air Force Base
Utah
United States
General Motors
Washington
William O. Davis
Air Force Space Planning
Fair Board Names Full Time Custodian for Grounds
Frank Hauser has been hired as a full time year round custodian for the county fairgrounds to oversee grounds maintenance. The fairgrounds have hosted 5000 persons this year with horse barns and track used for training. A new fence surrounds the amphitheater and race track. Publicity materials for the 104th annual fair July 30 to August 3 are ready, with distribution managed by Rolland Karlen, secretary.
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Frank Hauser
9Th Street
Rolland Karlen
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Miss Waeffler
Janet Senn
Janet Swiggum
Barbara Rugh
Anna Lea Peterson
Mary Walden
Judy DeVoe
Janet Hoesly
Janice Tentyck
Roseann Mavus
Phyllis Weidman
Carolyn Wendler
Juda — Sharon Weidman
Karen Sonnenburg
Judith Ronspier
Eileen Haman
North Africa
John T. Figi
Alvin Schuetz
Marschall Lab
New Castle
Ind
Indiana
Gerhart
Mrs. Smith
Jiming Riles
Democrats
Cameron
Ariz
Frank Qualls
Brownsville
Tex
Gen. Anderson
Fair Board
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