Brodhead Names Centennial Queen and Princess
Carolyn Pinnow Brodhead and Beverly Robinson named queen and princess at the Centennial celebration on Exchange Square. Crowds dispersed by a sudden rain shower ending ceremonies early. Pinnow will crown dairy queen at Monticello Dairy Day and represent Brodhead at county Dairy Queen finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Pinnow
Beverly Robinson
Exchange Square
Brodhead
Times
Harry Pinnow
Brodhead Dar
George Robinson
Miss Pinnow
Monticello
Denice Schlittler
J. M. Schlittler
Isabel Kaderly
Roy Kaderly
Marjorie Ziltner
Herman Ziltener
Donna Wiedman
Leon Weidman
Miss Robinson
Jean
Mary Popanz
Fred Popanz
Sandra Erickson
Leonard Erickson
Marcia Sue Moore
Clyde Moore
Froehlich, Former Banking Chief, Dies
MILWAUKEE Paul E. Froehlich aged 79 a former chairman of the Wisconsin Banking Commission died Sunday He was the son of the late William H Froehlich who served as secretary of state from 1899 to 1903 Froehlich worked in the security and bonds department at the National Bank of Commerce Milwaukee Waterford State Bank and the St Nazianz State Bank Funeral services will be held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Paul E. Froehlich
Wisconsin Banking Commission
William H. Froehlich
Edward Scofield
Robert M. Lafollette
Froehlich
Security and Bonds
Old National Bank of Commerce
Waterford State Bank
St. Nazianz State Bank
Slidin
Delores Marti
Janice Kubly
Jane Regez
Penny Haberman
Carol Koenig
Former Milwaukeean Appointed as Israel's Foreign Minister
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Ben-Gurion announced Moshe Sharett's resignation and that Golda Meirion, the labor minister, was asked to assume the post. The move signals a tougher Israeli stance toward its Arab neighbors. Mrs. Myerson, born in Russia, is described as a former Milwaukee resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Sharett
Golda Myerson
Myerson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin highway toll hits 401 with weekend deaths
The 1956 Wisconsin highway death toll rose to 401 after a Crawford County youth died from injuries suffered in an Thursday crash. Fifteen additional fatalities over the weekend were recorded including a head-on crash near Friendship and multiple accidents across Door County, Green Bay area, and central Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
State
Chris Sime Jr
Chris Sime Sr
Towerville
Viroqua
Soldiers Grove
Louis Bengle
Baileys Harbor
Door County Memorial Hospital
Sturgeon Bay
Adolph Herberer
Kewaskum
Otto Stemnschke
West Bend
Beaver Dam
Donald Matson
Fort Atkinson
Fort Atkinson Hospital
Nola Mae Whaley
Baraboo
Friendship
Peter Saldana
Valders
Reedsville
Sheila Ann Bottlemy
Ed Koleske
Appleton
Charles Day
Pardeeville
Kefauver Admits Error in Attacks on Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver acknowledged a personal campaign error in his attacks on Adlai Stevenson during Florida and California primaries. Stevenson welcomed the reconciliation as a step toward party unity, while Kefauver reiterated he will not withdraw from the Democratic nomination race despite key defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Adlai
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver-Stevenson
Kefauver
Stevenson
Florida
California
Chicago
Democratic Party
Uncle Nate Twining Quietly Guides Air Force Amid Global Shifts
General Nathan Farragut Twining, longtime Air Force chief of staff, remains calm and unflare in shaping air power. He handles routine admin duties, prepares a Moscow trip with nine officers, and finds time to fish after demanding days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathan Farragut Twining
Monroe
Wis
United States Air Force
Twining
Nate
Moscow
Red Air Force
Air Force
Wisconsin 32nd Troops Train at Fort Knox and Camp McCoy
Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill will inspect Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division as about 11 000 soldiers arrive at Camp McCoy for two weeks of summer training while 900 tankers continues training at Fort Knox. Brig. Gen. Hugh Fanning Lt. Col. Glen R. Douglas and Capt. Samuel B. Slaughter accompany the general. Training includes range firing, bridge construction, artillery instruction, and basic recruit camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Jim Dan Hill
Superior
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Fort Knox
Army
Armored Center
Hugh Fanning
la Crosse
Glen R. Douglas
Spooner
Samuel B. Slaughter
New Richmond
McCoy
Old Timers Concert Selections Announced
Allan F. Barnard announces the 18th annual Old Timers massed concert at Recreation Park ball diamond starting 8 p m with a rain date a week later. Guest conductors Kathryn J. Krauss and Gerald Von Klein lead marches and overtures. Shirley Montgomery sings Memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F. Barnard
Kathryn J. Krauss
Gottlob Krauss
Richland Center
Gerald von Klein
South Wayne
Shirley Montgomery
Democrats Call for Equality on National Platform
State Democratic convention endorses full and equal rights for all citizens and urges the national committee to make its position explicit. Delegates back salaries boosts for college and university staff, and endorse Kohler strike support. Kefauver predicts GOP defeat if Midwest farm belt states swing, Harriman shows momentum, Walstead draft for U S senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Platform Committee
National Organization
Senate
Assembly
State Emergency Board
Kohler
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Wisconsin
Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
New York
Stalbaum
George Molinaro
Kenosha
Helen Kelezka
Milwaukee
Walter Gaik
Ashland
Anthony Jenda
Douglas County
David Walther
Elliot Walstead
U. S
Walstead
Herman F. Jessen
Phelps
Betty Graichen
Coloma
President Eisenhower Signs Bills as Health Improves
President Eisenhower, recovering from surgery, signs 10 bills and approves government spendings after meetings with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles. Doctors report steady progress as he weighs political plans, while Nixon says no political talk occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dulles
White House
Stock trend mixed during quiet trade in New York
The stock market dawdled with mixed prices in late afternoon. Irregularity prevailed across major divisions with gains and losses within a point. Gulf Oil fell back nearly two points while U S Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube declined about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gulf Oil
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Ex convict escapes Leavenworth jail
An ex convict, identified as John McTigue, 31, escaped from the county jail in Leavenworth Kansas Sunday morning while believed wanted in Wisconsin. Police reports note the escape occurred in the early hours of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas P
Wisconsin
John McTigue
Rep Smith push for House voice in treaty approval
Rep Lawrence H. Smith of Wisconsin proposes a constitutional amendment to require a majority of both the House and Senate to concur in any treaty. The amendment would need ratification by three fourths of the state legislatures within seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Smith
House
Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wis
Smith
House of Representatives
Senate
Fire traps British troops. 19 killed in Cyprus manhunt
Nicosia reports nineteen Britons killed during a forest fire while pursuing EOKA leaders in the Troodos Mountains. Eighteen others were wounded as winds shifted the blaze. About 2,000 British troops had been seeking George Grivas and ten other rebel chiefs. The same night a U S official was killed by a bombing in Nicosia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Troodos
George Grivas
EOKA
Doctor O V Overton of Janesville Dies at 58
Dr. O. V. Overton aged 58 of Janesville died Sunday at home after recently resuming practice following surgery. He had led Rock County Medical Society as president and served as Mercy hospital staff president and first president of the Rock County American Academy of General Practice chapter. His brother E. J. Overton is Rock County coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
O. V. Overton
Rock County Medical Society
Mercy Hospital
Rock County
The
American Academy of General Practice
E. J. Overton
Indian Health Chief Guest Visits Wisconsin Leaders
Monroe hosts Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, former UN World Health Organization president, touring clinics and a cheese plant with Ford Foundation aide Edith Wall. She meets UW surgeons and UW 4-H delegates at Madison and speaks on youth forging international friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajkumari
Monroe
Rajkumari Amrit Kaur
Nehru
India
Republic
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Rajkumari Kaur
Edith Wall
Ford Foundation
State Department
John Bowers
UW Medical School
Robert Parkin
Monroe Clinic
Leslie G. Kindschi
Madame Kaur
Dr. Kindschi
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Lakeshire-Marty
Stauffacher Brothers
Monticello
G. Fred Galli
Myron Jeglum
United Nations World Health Organization
State
America
Hunts Motor Drowns Eureka
Robert Jones aged 35 from Milwaukee drowned in the Fox River Sunday while attempting to recover an outboard motor lost weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HUNTS
Eureka
Robert Jones
Milwaukee
Fox River
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Gerald Condon
Brooks J. Dunweter Ter
Carolyn Pinnow Brodhead Queen
Dunwiddie
LaVon Pengra
Cinda Lou Mauerman
Donna Weidman
Donald Edwards
Woman’s Relief Corps Committee
Mmes
Marvin Fairman
Orla McClellan
John Taft
Walter Ziltener
Glen Earleywine
John Pengra
Milwaukeean
Israel Post
Associated Press
Clarence E. Kopan
Butternut
Highway 77
Iron County
JCS
Pentagon
Alaska
32Nd
Ft. Knox
Charles A. Booth
Kohler Co
Chester Bowles
Congress
Republican‘ Party
Walter Reed Hospital
Ike
James C. Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Walter W. McAllister
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
McAllister
United States
Australia
Cana
Princess Tours Clinic
U. N. Health
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