Deputy Testimony Ties Four Whites to Coed Assault Case
A Florida deputy testified that within hours after the incident a confession implicated four white youths in the assault of a Black coed. The deputy quoted statements from Ollie Stoutamire Patrick Scarborough Willian Collinsworth and David Beagles as the trial proceeded. The case involves a capital offense and the victim described begging for mercy as the four men harmed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
W. W. Slappey
Ollie Stoutamire
Slappey
W. May Walker
Patrick G. Scarborough
Willian T. Collinsworth
Collinsworth
David E. Beagles
Florida
Herman F. Stoll, Monticello Resident, Dies at 74
Herman F. Stoll, 74, of Monticello, died at 8 a.m. today at his home from a heart condition after a month of illness. Born in Mokena, Illinois, he studied in Joliet, served in World War I officer training, and held posts at Share Chicago Printing Co. and a silica plant. He married Edyth Blum in 1943 and was active in multiple Masons and Shrine chapters. Burial is at Highland Cemetery after services Monday at Zwingli Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Herman F. Stoll
Mr. Stoll
Mokena
Ill
Herman C
Henrietta Schick Stoll
Joliet
LaSalle University
Chicago
Motor Transport Corps
Washington, D. C
Share Chicago Printing Co
Browntown
Janesville
Edyth R. Blum
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Mount Joliet
A.M
Ansar Shrine
Springfield
Monroe Commandery
New Glarus Masonic
Eastern Star
Green County
C. J. Lengenberger
Waukegan
G. C. Peterson
Edward Porter
George Wagner
Walter O
Charles S
Fred D
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Zwingli Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Highland Cemetery
Stoll
Voegeli Funeral Home
Tri City Airport Sought in State
Wisconsin cities Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point and Marshfield urge the state Aeronautics Commission to study a tri city airport near Junction City Portage County as a central air hub. Marshfield warns federal aid may vanish if July 6 approval is not secured and talks note possible delay of five to ten years.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Aeronautics Commission
Wisconsin Rapids
Stevens Point
Marshfield
William Roddis
Tri-City
North Central Airlines
Frank Buttamer
H. C. Timberlake
Aeronautics Commission
Portage
Wood Counties
Jane Dakin Found Insane After Parents Slain
Seventeen year old Jane Dakin admitted shooting her parents Thomas and Elizabeth on December 1 claiming innocence by reason of insanity. Psychiatrists Dr. James Hurley and Dr. Michael Kasak testified there was no logical motive and that Dakin was insane the night of the killings.
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Michael Kasak
Milwaukee
Miss Dakin
Klein urges persistent promotion for dairy sales
W J Klein of Allis Chalmers told Monroe Kiwanis members at Turner hall that education and persistence are key to selling dairy products. He urged marketing from the user’s view, promoting cheese as a staple and stressing Limburger’s odor and taste as a challenge. More than 160 people attended the Green County Dairy Month luncheon where Klein and Mrs Klein were presented cheese gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Klein
Trator Group
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
Milwaukee
Kiwanis Club
Turner Hall
Wesley L. Dodge
Kiwanis
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Klein
Times
W. J. Klein
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Monroe
Wis
Copenhagen
Denmark
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Green County Dairy Month Committee
The
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
America
Russell J. Myers
Susan Disch
Green Coun
Ty’s Dairy Queen
Stock Trading Slows as Prices Drift Lower in Noon Session
New York trading eased with the market at its slowest pace since February 12. Prices drifted irregularly lower, with gains and losses mostly fractional. Firestone rose strongly in light dealings after reaching a labor agreement ending a 58 day strike with the United Rubber Workers. Goodrich edged down while Goodyear gained about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Firestone
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear
Goodrich
Missing Man Back After Family Mourns For Few Charred Bones
In Reserve New Mexico Manuel Armijo Jr 43 was found wandering dazed after a week in the woods near the wreckage of a burned car. His family buried a skull and a few bones then Armijo was jailed in Socorro and is to take a lie detector test as Sheriff Hickson probes the skull and bones identifying the remains.
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Reserve
N. M
New Mexico
Manuel Armijo Jr
Armijo
Socorro
Barney Hickson
Hickson
Boston Hunted Mad Bomber After Transit Station Blast
Boston officers launched a large search for a suspected mad bomber after a bomb exploded in a Metropolitan Transit Authority elevated station. Thirty eight injured, six in the waiting room, as a 20 to 25 pound powder charge shattered the pagoda style station and halted a nearby train. Authorities note prior bomb warnings at North Station and recall New York’s long terror campaign by a similar figure.
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Boston
Joseph B. Fallon
Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority
Canal
Causeway
North Station
New York City
Wisconsin Cheese Values Unchanged at Exchange
Wisconsin state brand cheese values held steady today as no sales occurred at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. One offer to sell 40 pound blocks at 31.44 and a bid for 34 daisies at 33.4 were noted, along with bids for US Grade A 49-pound blocks at 31. For none of these offers were any fills recorded.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin US
Surplus Smaller Dairymen Record Stable Production
A government report shows US milk production in the first five months of the year fell 0.5 percent from the prior year while May output dropped 1 percent. Despite lower production, prices show some gains with butterfat up slightly and costs eased by lower feed prices. Production per cow reached 24.59 pounds on June 1, up 2 percent from a year earlier and 15 percent above the long-term average, signaling improved efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hannah Bindschaedler Feted At Sunday School Open House
Retired Monroe teacher Hannah Bindschaedler ends a 47 year career with a Sunday open house from 3 to 5 p m in the new high school multi purpose room. Among her many pupils and their families two generations will attend to honor her decades of service.
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Hannah Bindschaedler
Monroe
Miss Bindschaedler
New High
Floyd Matzke
Richard
Evan Chambers
Victor
Elwood Fritz
Nancy
Linda
Leonard French
Bob
Donna
Wilbur Hixson
Alan
Gloria
Walter Tertin
Michael
Donald Janke
Donald
Daniel
Kenneth Zimmerman
Jean
Robert Goetz
Susan
Terry
Joyce Burrington Threlkeld
Carol
Lee Jacobs
Julie
Ernest Schwarze
Gary
Alvin Babler
David
Susie
Daniel Ault
Christi
Robert Hayes
Archie Myers Jr
Marilyn
Russell West
Rocky
Monticello Youth Charged in Theft
A 17 year old rural Monticello youth will face juvenile court charges after a Brooklyn break in at the Anchor Club. $200, a new .22 rifle and ammunition were recovered at a farm home. The youth is in county jail awaiting proceedings. cooperation from local officers aided the quick closure.
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Monticello
Anchor Club
Brooklyn
A. Charles Howe
Howe
Donald Ferris
Raymond Lavallee
Brodhead
Gromyko Presses Link Between Talks and Summit
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged the Western powers to keep talks separate from a planned summit, calling the link artificial. He resisted yielding on Berlin tensions while signaling openness to a summit despite Western pressure. Herter pressed for record of Soviet remarks as Western ministers push interim Berlin settlement.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Eisenhower
Moscow
West Berlin
U.S
Palace of Nations
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Tornadoes Strike Wisconsin Towns Overnight No Injuries Reported
An AP report details a tornado near Eagle in southwestern Waukesha County at 1 a.m. with property damage but no injuries. Another twister sped past Green Bay earlier. Green Bay saw no damage.
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Associated Press
Waukesha County
Green Bay
Eagle
Two Men Dead in Tomah Area Headon Collision
Two men killed and several others seriously injured when a pickup and car collided head on on Highway 12 east of Tomah while heading to Camp Douglas for fishing. Victims include Jacob D. Hahlen 66 of Monroe and Lyle Meser Goff 45 of Tomah. Hospitalized survivors include I R Kittelsen 77 and Edwin Haberman 70 both of Monroe. Local sheriff report details and funeral arrangements follow.
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Monroe
Tomah
Jacob D. Hahlen
25Th Avenue
Lyle Meser Goff
I. R. Kittelsen
Edwin P. Haberman
Hahlen
Sarona
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Dewey Reinstra
Monroe County
Highway 12
Kittelsen
Haberman
Harry Heser
Reinstra
Wallace Brown
Kittelson
Oliver Cook
Francis Dittmer
Victor Schulze
Lenwood Lewis
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin
Jacob Daniel Hahlen
Lafayette County
Jacob Daniel
Mary Elizabeth Nafzer Hahlen
Switzerland
Argyle
Jacob Jr
Edith Margaretha Theiler
Decatur Township
Brodhead
Ann Augsburger Benkert
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
Immanuel Fub Church of
Round Grove
Robert
Eunice) Partridge
Beckford
Baumgartner
Cheere
Fred
Mandell
Shriner-Neushwander
Goff
Monroe County Sheriff's Department
Republicans Kill Conservation Bill in Senate Vote
Madison i Gov Gaylord Nelson sees his plan to reorganize the Conservation Commission die in a straight party line Senate vote. An amendment to reduce the commission to two members failed to win support, leaving Nelson’s six member body abolished. The 2013 tally mirrored the Republican Democratic split, ending the first major bill of Nelson’s program.
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Madison i
Gaylord Nelson
State Conservation Commission
Senate
Nelson
Robert W. Dean
D-Rothschild
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Ira Boyce
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co
Jane
Jacob D.hahlen
Willie Jean Flores
Linda Sue
San Jose
Calif
Arthur S. Flores
Moffett Field
Dairymen
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