Michigan GI Involved In Girard Case In Japan
A Japanese officer said Specialist Victor Nickel of Inkster Michigan told authorities that he scattered empty shell casings at Girards suggestion before a scrap collector was shot dead on January 30. Girard faces up to 15 years if convicted for inflicting bodily injury resulting in death.
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Girard
U. S
Japan
United States
U. S. Army
Tokyo
Washington
Naka Sakai
Nickel
Liquidation order on CPMA does not stay IC Railroad case
Circuit Judge Harry S. Fox signs a liquidation order for the Cheese Producers Marketing Association while stating it does not affect the Illinois Central Railroad’s judgment or halt ongoing actions. The court filings show a total judgment of 89,373.78 with interest of 13,021.11 added since 1953. The original 76,352.57 judgment stems from IC’s suit over a cash settlement tied to conductor Phillip W. Cunningham’s death at CPMA's loading dock in 1952. Sept. 9 is set as the claims deadline for creditors.
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Harry S. Fox
Cheese Producers Marketing Association
Fox
Illinois Central Railroad
CPMA
Helen Myers
Phillip W. Cunningham
AP Telegraph Union Calls Walkout Over Wage Dispute
The Commercial Telegraphers Union began counting votes by AP traffic employees asked by a negotiating committee to authorize a strike. The contract expired at midnight and was extended twice to tonight. CTU members operate teletype and wirephoto equipment in AP offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Associated Press
CTU
Steels Lead Stock Market Rally To New Highs
Steels and selected issues pushed the market higher this afternoon marking a new peak for 1957. The advance included fractional gains and several specialties rising nearly three points, fueling the overall climb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O'Konski Plans July Campaign for McCarthy Seat
Rep. Al vin E. O'Konski vows a statewide effort starting July 1 to win the GOP nomination for the late Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy seat. He predicts 15 to 20 speeches daily and a primary turnout around 300,000 with at least 75,000 votes to secure victory. Other GOP candidates include Kohler, Davis, Knowles, Hughes, and Lorge. Zablocki confirms a June 18 start for nominating papers and Zablocki notes ongoing Democratic positioning as Reuss weighs a candidacy.
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Washington
Alvin E. O’konski
Joseph R. McCarthy
O’konski
Wisconsin
GOP
McCarthy
Vernon Thomson
House
Walter J. Kohler
Glenn R. Davis
Warren Knowles
Henry S. Reuss
Zablocki
Milwaukee County
Reuss
Shrine-KC Clowns Announce Browntown Appearance Plan
Shrine-KC Boosters announce Browntown stop for crippled children's benefit with clowns on June 22. Browntown firemen to crown Dairy Queen finalist in county contest at New Glarus. Four-Lake Drum and Bugle Corps of Madison engaged for Recreation Park show. Mrs Dayne M. Dinges to play organ interludes.
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Shrine-Kc
Browntown
New Glarus
Madison
Recreation Park
Dayne M. Dinges
Cheese demand steady in Madison market with varied offerings
In Madison Wisconsin today the cheese market shows steady demand and fair to good buying interest. Cheddars fetch 34 to 36 cents, daisies 36 to 42 cents, oe 36 to 37, midgets 37 1/2 cents. Offerings are adequate for midgets and excess for other styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Dairy posters boost June promotion in Green County
Rural school pupils created dairy promotion posters placed in city stores by the Green County Farm Bureau Women. Queen contestants were named from Brooklyn Juda Monticello Albany with Brodhead slated to announce. voting runs through June 22 ahead of June 29 coronation, parade, and Dairy Day cattle show in New Glarus.
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Monroe
Green County
Green County Farm Bureau
County Superintendent of Schools
Frank Bloom
Women
William Figi
Louis Bosman
Greiner
New Glarus
Brooklyn
Juda
Monticello
Albany
Browntown
Brodhead
Carol Nesbit
Geraldine Waite
Pauline Pernot
Paula Roberts
Celinda Vogt
Geraldine McDermott
Perla’ Roberts
Joan Tilley
Barbara Every
Phyliss Samuelson
Carolyn Vogt
Jean Lange
Beth Husted
Joyce Ruef
Beverly Stark
Ilene Haman
Gloria Ruef
Gail Wittenwyler
Janice Huber
Rolanda Richards
Judith Gibbons
Mary Klassy
Sandra Truttman
Nancy Root
Judith Lehr
Nancy Boss
Nancy Feldt
Amelia Schwartz Dies at 81 in Monroe Home
Amelia Schwartz 81 of 1809 10th Street Monroe died at 6 10 p m yesterday after heart illness. Born Amelia Zuehlsdorf in Germany November 26 1875 she came to the U S in 1882 and lived near Kenosha. She married Frank Schwartz November 28 1900 and they farmed until 1933 then moved to Monroe. Survived by husband seven sons two daughters two sisters a brother 24 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday 2 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Bernard Bartel officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Amelia Schwartz
10Th Street
Schwartz
Amelia Zuehlsdorf
Germany
August
Augusta Hein Zuehlsdorf
Raymond Township
Kenosha
Sylvester Township
Frank Schwartz
Monroe
William
Ervin
Evansville
Ralph
Brodhead
Chester
Beloit
Alvin
Davis
Slr
Clarence
Donald
Janesville
Alice Brunner
Raymond Malcock
Gust Zuehlsdorf
Tena Schwartz
Bertha Krueger
Bristol
Henry
Willie
Frank
Edith Zuehlsdorf
Stuessy Funeral
Bernard Bartel
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Greenwood Cemetery
County's Court Setup Approved
The Assembly approved a Senate bill creating Green County's new 23rd Judicial Circuit Court and sent it to Gov. Vernon Thomson for signature. The plan, supported by Sen. Robert Travis and Assemblyman C. M. Stauffer, features a $10,000 salary and a retirement age of 70 for judges.
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Assembly
Senate
Green County
Vernon Thomson
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Robert Travis
Platteville
Green County Bar Association
Floods Damage Hundreds of Acres in Black Earth Valley
Dane County agricultural agent J W Clark said heavy rains washed out 200 farms and 2 000 to 3 000 acres of corn hay and grain in the Black Earth Creek Valley. Four inches of rain fell over Monday night overflowing streams and causing substantial agricultural losses.
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Madison
Black Earth Creek
Dane County
J. W. Clark
Clark
Secret Project Soldiers Face Sterility Claims Over Rays
A Connecticut lawyer claims a wartime experiment exposed about 100 soldiers in the 9th Armored Division to strong rays, causing sterility and malformed children. Four Connecticut soldiers including one sterile man are represented, with wives reporting multiple miscarriages and deformed offspring. The case prompts calls for an Army investigation into arc lamp tests used on tanks near the Rhine.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Atty
Raymond Lyddy
Connecticut
Lyddy
Tank Ordnance Company
New York Daily News
Washington
Army Secreta Wilber Brucker
Marshall White
Chicago
9Th Armored Division
Rhine
Eisenhower Declared Fully Recovered From Stomach Ailment
President Eisenhower's doctor says he is completely recovered from his stomach upset after earlier reports of near full recovery. Maj Gen Snyder cited slight over indulgence in some foods as the cause and confirms progress remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Snyder
Guard Troops Begin Summer Training at Camp McCoy
Six officers and more than 120 enlisted men of Company K join 12 000 guardsmen in Wisconsin s 32nd Division for a two week field training at Camp McCoy. Monroe unit’s equipment left at 9 am to stage the camp site. Capt Glenn L Kubly says the Armory departure is at 9 am Saturday. This marks Co K s fourth consecutive year at McCoy with prior camps at Camp Ripley Minnesota. Maj Gen Waldemar F Breidster will take his first summer as division commander. Over 1 200 division vehicles will haul troops to camp aided by six Wisconsin highways.
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Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Camp McCoy
Monroe
National Guard
Glenn L. Kubly
Co. K
Camp Ripley
Minn
Waldemar F. Breidster
Whitefish Bay
Dr. Moore Elected Grand Treasurer in Milwaukee Lodge
Dr. L. A. Moore of Monroe was chosen Grand Treasurer at the 113th annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in Milwaukee. He previously served as Grand Treasurer and was a former Grand Marshall for 15 years and grand commander of Wisconsin Knights Templar elected in 1932. A 33rd Degree Mason, he received the top Masonic honor in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Moore
Monroe
Grand Lodge of Free
Milwaukee
Dr. Moore
Knights Templar of
Wisconsin
Grand Lodge
Stewart F. Kingston
Smith Lodge No. 31
J. H. Gruenewald
Royal Liddicoat
Fred Good
Hogan Withdraws From National Open With Ailment
Ben Hogan withdrew from the 57th National Open at Toledo Ohio after suffering severe back and chest pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Toledo
Ohio
Ben Hogan
Buffet Dinner and Picnic Highlight 1932 Monroe Reunion
The Monroe High School Class of 1932 marks its 25th reunion with a weekend of events. A buffet dinner at Monroe Country Club Saturday night follows a 6:30 to 7:30 registration social hour, with Herbert T. Johnson giving the welcome and Wesley L. Dodge leading a roll call. A Sunday picnic at Recreation Park begins at 12:15 PM. Don Lovelace and Robert J. Goecks co chair the events.
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Monroe Country Club
Recreation Park
Monroe High School
Herbert T. Johnson
Wesley L. Dodge
Katheryn Etter
Dodge
Don Lovelace
Robert J. Goecks
Mrs Harrison A Smith Jr Dies at Madison
Mrs Harrison A Smith Jr 48 died at her Madison home after a long illness. A Chicago native and former Carolyn Lounsbery she attended the University of Wisconsin. Survived by husband two sons Harrison Sandy and Richard a daughter Kathryn mother Mrs Harry Lounsbery Madison sister Mrs H Bowen Smith and two brothers. Services tomorrow at 1 30 pm Frautschi Funeral Home with Rev Alfred W Swan officiating burial Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Harrison A. Smith Jr
Madison
Chicago
Kathryn
Harry Lounsbery
H. Bowen Smith
Harry F. Lounsbery
Eau Claire
Mich
John C
South Bend
Ind
Frautschi Funeral
Alfred W. Swan
First Congregational Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Helen Green Named County Home Agent
Miss Helen Green 24 of Clinton was named the county home agent by the agriculture committee at the courthouse. She will begin Aug 20 succeeding Mrs. Sally Schroeder who pauses duties after a Europe trip this summer. Mrs. Carol Odeen remains assistant agent.
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Helen Green
Clinton
County Agriculture Committee
Miss Green
Sally Schroeder
Margaret Stracka
Schroeder
Europe
J. B. Scherer
Agriculture Committee
Paul Green
ASC
Carol Odeen
Stassen heads to London to push arms talks with allies
Secretary Stassen, lead U. S. disarmament negotiator, departs for London to resume talks with Britain, France, Canada and others on first steps to end the atomic arms race. Khrushchev in Helsinki rejects Western control schemes and pushes inspection posts as a path to a nuclear test ban.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
London
America
Russia
Dulles
Valerian Zorin
State Department
Stassen
Fivepower
United Nations
Britain
France
Canada
Nikita Khrushchev
Helsinki
Finland
Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
United States
Arctic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mayflower Returns After Plymouth Harbor Try
Mayflower II, a replica of the Pilgrim ship, completed its voyage from Plymouth England and entered Plymouth Harbor around 10 a m. towed by a Coast Guard craft with a flotilla of yachts nearby. Skipper Alan Villiers furled sails outside the harbor then navigated the channel to the mooring basin near Plymouth Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
England
Coast Guard
Alan Villiers
Plymouth Rock
Monroe Sees Near Inch of Rain Overnight
Monroe weather brought .33 inches of rain yesterday afternoon and .59 inches by 9 am today for a total of .92 inches. Forecasters expect more thunderstorms tonight but cooler, drier conditions tomorrow with temperatures near 89 yesterday and around 82 tomorrow.
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Monroe
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Shrine
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Queen
Thomson
23Rd Judicial Circuit
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Rock
Jefferson Counties
Frank Goodman
Arlo F. Stuessy
Stuessy
Herman A. Stuessy
University of Denver
Times
Secret Project
Argyle
Merlin Johnson
Chester Johnson
Ardell Jackson
Norman Jackson
Gary Waage
Orville Waage
H.a.smith Jr
Teils
West
Mayflower
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