Vacated City Offices Debate Stalls Adjournment
City Council adjourned without action after Mayor Schiller announced 10 city and county offices were vacated for oath filing failures. Officials may serve as de facto. investigation ongoing and a special meeting set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
Freda Bray
Arthur C. Benkett
Benkert
Helen L. Gempeler
Joseph C. Dearth
Eighth Ward
Dearth
G. Fred Galli
William F. Beckman
Fourth Ward
St. Clare Hospital
Swiss Omelet For Dairy Month Serve Six
Shred Swiss cheese and set aside. Beat six eggs with six tablespoons milk salt and pepper until frothy. Cook in butter over low heat, lift edges to gentle undercooked. Sprinkle cheese, broil to melt, roll, and serve with tomato garnish parsley. Serves six. Pair with salad rolls and milk.
Hospital Builds Disaster Program Across Monroe Area
St. Clare hospital completed a coordinated disaster preparedness plan with its own disaster committee led by Sister M Digna and the Monroe Coordinating Disaster Committee. Sessions covered casualty and traffic flow, evacuation techniques, and a fire drill with full staff participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
M. Digna
Monroe
St. Clare
M. Agatha
M. Maurice
M. Anita
M. Adelaide
M. Crescentia
M. Loyola
Thomas Holyoke
Edwin Birschbach
Bernard Deitelhoff
C. E. Baumle
George R. Barry
B. H. Brunkow
C. O. Miller
Civil Defense Field Hospital
Monroe Coordinating Committee
Robert Hahn
Monroe Civil Defense
Victor N. Schiller
Louis Koenig
Red Cross
Josef Benkett
Henry Hefty
Glenn L
Governor Thomson Drops In With Wisconsin National Guard
Gov. Thomson visited the 32nd National Guard Division at Camp McCoy during four days of field combat training. He scored eight bullseyes on the firing range and distributed milk to soldiers at a medical battalion mess. He praised Company B and will return for Governor's Day inspection.
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Camp Mccoy
Vernon Thomson
32Nd National Guard
Thomson
Richard Ryan
Eau Claire
Madison
135Th
James Behlinger
Stevens Point
New Richmond
132Nd Tank
Wisconsin
Three Scouts Earn High Rank Awards At Event in Church
Three Monroe Boy Scouts received ranks at a Troop 101 Court of Honor held in Grace Lutheran Church. Gerry Zimmerman and David Warfel earned Life ranks, William Burkhard Jr. earned Star rank, with Ralph Kroehler presenting awards and Minnie pins to mothers. Tenderfoot and Second Class recognitions went to several Scouts while 21 merit badges were distributed. Roy Hefty leads the troop as Scoutmaster.
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Grace Lutheran Church
David Warfel
Gerry Zimmerman
William Burkhard
Times
Monroe
Kenneth Zimmerman
C. C. Warfel
Life
William Burkhard Jr
William Burkhard Sr
Ralph Kroehler
U. S. Grant Council
Jack L. Marty
John
James Stauffacher
Nathan Logeson
Gary Blackbourn
Louis Janke
James Ambrose
David Deininger
David Thompson
Robert von Kaenal
James Beer
Zimmerman
James Spring
Gary Studer
Advancement Board
Roy Hefty
Earl Hasley, 66, Dies in South Wayne City
Earl Hasley a longtime South Wayne area farmer died at St. Clare hospital at 9 50 am after a heart attack June 7 He leaves his wife Rose Johnson two children Mas M L Hasley Miami Fla and Mrs Harold Larse rural South Wayne and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending at Hanson funeral home South Wayne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hasley
South Wayne
Wayne Township
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Hasley
Rose Johnson
Mas. M. L. Hasley
Miami
Fla
Harold Larse
South
Wayne
Mas. Hasley
Florida
Hanson Funeral Home
Labor Control Sent to House May Die There
The Senate approved a broad labor control bill 88 to 1 after five days of debate, facing a dour reception in the House where leaders doubt passage beyond a union pension and welfare disclosure bill. Kennedy praised the measure as a weapon to drive racketeers from the labor movement. Ives aided the effort against amendments. The bill tightens union financial reporting, elections, officer terms, and anti racketeering provisions, with penalties for false reports and union fund misuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Juda Depot Removal Hearing Before Public Service Commission
The Milwaukee Road petitions for authority to discontinue depot service at Juda, remove the depot, and end station operations for railroad freight carload service. A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday July 23 at 10 a.m. in the Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Public Service Commission
Juda
PSC
Stock Prices Slide In Brisk New York Trade
Motors were active and higher while the market overall declined in brisk early afternoon dealings. Chrysler led the motor group with about a two point jump. Key stocks in other sections lost from fractions to a point or more amid scattered plus signs.
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New York
Motors
Chrysler
Motor
Badger Booster Day Opens with UW Staff at Monroe Club
The University of Wisconsin athletic department gathers at Monroe Country Club for Badger Booster Day with about 30 golfers in the morning and over 60 expected this afternoon. Ivy Williamson leads the UW group with coaches and staff, with Sid Luckman and Arthur Sigmund among late-arriving guests. A noon luncheon hosted by Raymond Kubly precedes an evening talk by Lloyd Larson at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Badger
Monroe Country Club
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Arthur Sigmund
Kraft Foods
Frank Washam
Chicago Public Schools
Aspinwall
John Hickman
Fred Jacoby
Bud Foster
Fred Marsh
George Lamphear
John Erickson
Carl Sanger
Oscar Damman
Perry Moss
LaVerne van Dyke
John Jamieson
John Walsh
Raymond R. Kubly
W Club
Lloyd Larson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Kubly
Russell Myers
Jim Forbes
Club
Robert F. Marty
Dairy Parade Heads Expected 5000 In Brodhead
About 5000 spectators are expected in Brodhead on Saturday for the county Dairy Queen coronation and Dairy Day parade. The event features bands from Monroe Jct New Glarus and Brodhead, 20 floats, 4-H and Scout units, a queen coronation at Legion Park, and a full afternoon program with entertainment and a street dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Markham
Guy Pierce
Brodhead
Markham
Pierce
Times
Robert Riese
Dairy Day
Monroe
Jutlo
New Glarus
Green County
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Girl
Boy Scouts
Monroe Shrine-Kc Clowns
Army Reserve
Riese
The
Legion Park
Karen Meier
Susan Disch
Monticello
Celinda Vogt
Brooklyn
Sharon Weidman
Juda
Phyllis Bouton
Colleen Zurfluh
Albany
Ruth Buesser
Janet Senn
Browntown
Lincoln Gymnasium
Judith LaBorde
Jane LaBorde
Karen Zimmerli
Gerhard P
Ole _ Olson
Steensrud
Morfroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Pretenders
Joe E. Miller
James Hendrickson
Burdette (Curley
Tunnel cave-in near Las Vegas claims one life
A tunnel cave-in at the atomic test site north of Las Vegas killed one man and injured another while workers were installing air conditioning vents. Dennis B. Goins, 4, was killed by a falling rock.
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Las Vegas
Dennis B. Goins
Trujillo Son Denied U S Diploma Strains Dominican Ties
The United States refused a diploma to Rafael Trujillo Jr. at Fort Leavenworth, provoking criticism from Dominican officials. Dominican cadets were recalled from U S training as Brownson cited social troubles in Hollywood. Alvarez Mainardi said a Soviet diploma would have carried honors.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
U. S. Army
Rafael Trujillo
United States
Dominican Congress
U. S
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Kim Novak
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Trujillo
U. S. General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Charles B. Brownson
R-Ind
Hollywood
Young Trujillo
Alvarez Mainardi
Dominican Press Association
Rafael Jr
Soviet Union
Rebels Capture Prison in Beirut as Fighting Looms
In Beirut insurgents seized a women's prison and fired on nearby houses after attacking the facility. Fighting erupted Tuesday night as Moslem rebels opposed to President Camille Chamoun clashed with authorities while U N observers met and Dag Hammarskjold toured the area. The government sought a U N emergency force to guard Lebanon's borders against interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
United Arab Republic
U. N. Security Council
City Home Ransacked by Vandals at 835 17th Street
Police seek several youths who allegedly sacked the Andrew Musser residence last night. Musser unable to identify suspects as they fled after discovery. Shoe polish spilled, drawers opened, and police note possible loss of change.
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Andrew Musser
17Th Street
Musser
Proxmire Byrnes Clash Over Social Security Reform Bill
A House Ways and Means hearing saw Sen. William Proxmire and Rep. John Byrnes clash over a bill to raise social security benefits. Byrnes questioned tax totals while Proxmire defended his figures, citing Library of Congress data and asserting the proposal would modestly increase federal benefits despite large percentage tax rises for certain earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Proxmire
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Proxmire
House
Ways and Means
Byrnes
Library of Congress
Senate
New Plant Reported In Limited Production
J Verne Resek president of Industrial Combustion Inc visited Milwaukee today to arrange final details on completing the firm s plant The company is in limited production of oil burner units with several produced daily Full production is delayed during training for new workers There are 21 employed and more to be trained soon Resek
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J. Verne Resek
Industrial Combustion, Inc
Milwaukee
Resek
Eisenhower backs Adams I need him in White House aid role
President Eisenhower defended his chief aide Sherman Adams saying he was imprudent in dealings with Bernard Goldfine but refused to fire Adams. He stated I need him and praised Adams as an invaluable public servant despite the controversy.
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Ike
Adams
Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
House
Gov. Adams
Congressional Committee
White House
Goldfine
Boston
Rep
Oren Harris
Dark
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Ivy Williamson
Bill
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U.S
Mr. Eisenhower
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