Hollywood Kim Sigler Is Choice Of Michigan GOP
Hollywood Kim Sigler, former special prosecutor in a major graft probe, won the Republican nomination for Michigan governor. Lieut. Gov. Vernon Brown conceded after Sigler led 132,305 to 9,011 in early returns from 3,020 of 3,950 precincts. Brown and others acknowledged defeat as Sigler headed toward the November election against Democrat William Cody. Brown blamed Detroit-area organization problems for his loss.
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Detroit
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Sigler
Vernon J. Brown
Battle Creek
Brown
GOP
Raymond J. Kelly
Amercan Legion
Edward J. Jeffries
Harry F. Kenly
Mason, Mich
van Wagoner
Mur- Seer
William J. Cody
Van
Ingham County
Wayne County
Eugene C. Hayes
Dearborn
Saideess
Osmund Kelly
Flint
Hollywood Kim
Barry County
Massachusetts
Maurice
Tobin
Francis D. Harrigan
Boston
Stanley Howe to Reopen Monroe Offices With Associates
Stanley Howe announces reopening of offices in Monroe on the second floor of the Citizens Bank building. He is joined by Theo Hartman of Elmhurst and Henry Tschudy of Monroe. Howe previously ran Monroe offices 1935 to 1942 and has since worked on navy plant design and rocket construction projects. The team includes licensed architects and engineers in Illinois and Wisconsin. Hartman has bought the Louis H Kohli residence at 1213 11th Street. the Hartman family will move from Elmhurst in August.
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Stanley W Howe
Mr. Howe
Theoore Hartman
Elmhurst
Ill
Henry Tschudy
Monroe
Citizens Bank
Howe
Theesign
Navyl
Albert Kahn Inc
Detroit
Shumaker
Ark
Anderson
Probst
White, Architects
Chicago
Wisconsin
Na- Samal Council
Hariman
Archit
Ilinois
American institute of archi_tects
Tschudy
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicag
Hart‘man
Louis H Kohli
11Th Street
Monroes Crystal Tower Diner Feels Rain Overtake Lunch
Tom Foley, a regular at the Crystal Tower, remained unfazed as a roof leak drenched his booth during Tuesday noon, umbrella held high while he ate, entertaining other customers with a dripping show.
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Monroe
Tom Foley
Crystal Tower
Foley
Elizabeth North Young Dies in Los Angeles Widow of Art Young
Elizabeth North Young widow of cartoonist Art Young died in Los Angeles after frail health. A former Monroe resident born 1866 in Johnstown Center she married Art Young on New Year’s Day 1895 in Wauwatosa. Surviving sons North Young of Hollywood and Donald Young of New York. services in LA with cremation, ashes to Greenwood cemetery.
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Elizabeth North Young
Los Angeles
Monroe
Split on Stand to Take With Russia
Washington officials report Chairman Bloom and four members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee clashed over a tentative report demanding a firmer U S stance toward Russia. Bloom called the four trip authors’ findings malicious and vicious and said the report is not true. The full committee planned to discuss the matter at a later closed session.
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Washington
Bloom
Mundt
R-Sd
Bolton
R-O
Kremlin
Truman
Stalin
Koenig Takes Over Practice of Raus in Monroe
Koenig assumes the law practice of Rau and Rau effective immediately. The Raus, three years in Monroe, will move with their two children to Las Vegas Nevada to visit family. Mrs Rau active in Girl Scouts.
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Koenig
Raus
Nevada
Louisa. Koenig
Rau
Monroe
Goetz
New Degnan Death Clues Found In Ransom Note
The Chicago News reports hidden impressions on the ransom note left for six year old Suzanne Degnan point to a narrowed inquiry. Staff artist Frank San Hamel found the markings while photographing the note and the paper says the details were given to investigators.
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Chicago
The
Chicago News
Suzanne Degnan
News
Frank San Hamel
San Hamel
Daily News
Suzanne
James Degnan
Degnan
North Side
FBI
Police
Georges Pidhault elected France interim government president
Paris AP reports Georges Pidhault elected president of France's interim government by the constituent assembly with an unofficial tally of 383 votes. He has been serving as foreign minister. New York AP notes champion Joe Louis weighed 207 pounds to Billy Conn's 182 at the official weigh-in for tonight's 15 round heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium.
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Paris
Georges Pidhault
Presid
France
Constituent Assembly
New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Yankee Stadium
Elmer Hartwig Orangeville man dies in Freeport Hospital
Elmer E Hartwig a well known livestock buyer from Orangeville and nearby Monroe community died at Freeport hospital at 2 05 pm Tuesday after months of illness Funeral services were set for Friday at Grace Reformed church with Pastor A R Felts and Rev Earl E Remaly assisting Burial will follow in Orangeville Cemetery Born January 27 1879 in Brodhead he was the son of William and Mary Hartwig He married Anna Keister in 1900 and lived near Monroe and Orangeville He had worked in the livestock business for 38 years Surviving relatives include his mother a daughter Ramona Hunt three brothers and two sisters and a grandson He was preceded in death by his father wife and siblings He held memberships in the Orangeville Masonic Blue Lodge and the Freeport Consistory
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Silnews BE. Sumetwig
Orangeville
Monroe
Freeport
Grace Reformed Church
Re’ A. R. Felts
Earl E. Remaly
Mineral Point
Brodhead
E. E. Hartwig
William
Mary Hartwig
Anna Dorothe Keister
Dakota
Mary Brunkow
Darlington
Ramona Hunt
Ihome
Ulrich
Adam Brunkow
Arvin
New York City
Tara Chambers
Meier
Davis
Tommy Roger Hartwig
William Hartwison
Ned ‘Elmer
Jer
William A. Hartwi
Roy Parkinson
Name Committee to Set Cheese Standard
A committee to prepare and recommend standards for all types of cheese not covered by state regulations was announced by Milton H. Burston, director of the state department of agriculture. Members named include Aksel Bruhn, Arthur Erickson, Dr Walter Price, H J Weavers, W J Witte, E O Huebner, Mad ee and Fred Huntzicker, Green-Illinois Central Bonds Washington. The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Illinois Central to issue $49,443,000 of first and refunding mortgage 30-year bonds at 3 4 per cent.
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Saus Scn
APO
Milton H. Burston
State Department of Agriculture
Aksel Bruhn
Madison
Arthur Erickson
Plymouth
Walter Price
H. J. Weavers
W. J. Witte
E. O. Huebner
Madee
Fred Huntzicker
Green
Ilinois Central Bonds
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Central
Price shifts loom as pay hikes hit canned goods
Washington officials warn wage increases approved for canning industry workers will raise costs, with California No 2 fancy mammoth asparagus likely up about one cent a can. OPA notes some hikes may be too small to affect retail, while subsidies and sugar costs also influence prices for canned fruits and vegetables.
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Washington
OPA
Wage Stabilization Board
Cafornia
California
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Turn and Schwing Club Heads to Milwaukee Meet
The Turn and Schwing Club plans a 5 p.m. Saturday departure from Monroe by bus and private cars to compete in Milwaukee on Sunday. Judges Mr. and Mrs. Emil Preisig and Jake Rattin travel with their wives, along with seven contestants under instructor Sebastian Laeser Jr. and numerous accompanying spectators and organizers.
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Monroe
Milwaukee
Emil Preisig
Jake Rattin
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Erma Stocker
Marie
Rose Ammon
Lillian Neuenschwander
Jean Carson
Elsa Rattin
Helen Krattiger
Freida Laeser
Clarence Gissing
Walter Schuetz
Adolph, Ruef
Wesley Pellett
Marvin Wuetrich
Ernest Ammon
Leroy Wuetrich
Edward Krattiger
Roger Wuethrich
Fred Goebli
Lawrence Gissing
Marvin Schneider
Duane Schwartz
Robert Gerber
Alfred Meiers
Junior Hein
Ollie Miller
Sebastian Laeser Sr
and Peter Ruef
Edward Ruef
Fred Gobeli
City council grants and licenses amid sewer plans and permits
The council approved pistol permits with police concurrence to handle pests while urging extreme discretion and warned against council protection. They authorized sewer work contracts with Illinois Central and assessed taxes for sewer construction. Licenses issued include concrete work, malt beverage sales, dances, junk dealing, and operator licenses for several individuals and groups.
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I. C
North Court
8Th Street
26Th Avenue
Max B. Voelkli
John Bruni
Turner Hall Club
Albert Hirshbrunner
Herman Dittmer
Chester A. Chryst
Fred Lengacher
Alfred Keller
22Nd Avenue
6Th Street
Universalist Church
Church and Aid Society
A. F. Rote Company
Country Club
Townsend Club
Merlin Harley
Eddie Lindsay
British Officers Kidnapped Amid Palestine Turmoil
A large force of troops and police scour Jewish settlements near the Lebanese border as Tel Aviv enforces a curfew to search for five kidnapped British officers. Officials report two villages sealed off and rail/phone lines cut while engineers rebuild a Jordan bridge. The violence, blamed on Zionist gangs, sparks Arab protests and calls for suspended Jewish premises.
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Tel Aviv
Upper Galilee
Prestine
Jordan
Palestine
Syria
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London
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Four Hurt In Single Vehicle Crash On Highway 81 Near Monroe
A 1935 Dodge rolled over on a wet highway 81 two miles from Monroe at 2:10 p.m. The driver Jacob Aeschliman of Argyle tried to slow for a car ahead after passing a bus, skidded, and flipped onto the embankment. A small girl and the occupant were shaken but not seriously injured. all were taken to Monroe by bus.
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Sheom
Jacob Aeschliman
Argyle
Monroe
New Pole Demand For Franco Action
The Polish delegation to the United Nations security council pushed for a new measure against Franco Spain after Russia vetoed a plan to refer the Spanish issue to the general assembly. Oscar Lange pledged more proposals to secure united action against Franco’s regime as the council reconvenes. The meeting adjourned until Monday afternoon amid doubts a Polish bid would advance.
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United Nations Security Council
Spain
Russia
General Assembly
Oscar Lange
Lange
Security Council
United Nations
Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexico
Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
Assembly
Madrid
Franco
Briggs to Methodist Conference Sunday Services Canceled
Downtown Methodist churches will omit all regular services Sunday June 23 due to the absence of minister Dr Charles A Briggs. Dr Briggs will attend the 92nd annual West Wisconsin conference June 18 to 23 at First Methodist Church La Crosse.
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Source
Methodist
Charles A. Briggs
Briggs
West Wisconsin
First Methodist Church
la Crosse
Rain and Monroe Fire Rekindled Amid Cool June Weather
Rain fell and furnace fires rekindled in Monroe as cool June weather persisted. Total rainfall reached 2.26 inches over two days, with 1 to 4 inches reported across southwest Wisconsin. Thompson noted mild temps aided crops, including corn, wheat, oats, and peas, with favorable yields in cherries and apples.
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Wisconsin
U. S
Howard J.thompson
Prairie du Chien
Milwaukee
Thompson
Lake Michigan
Green Bay Door
Yuma
Ariz
Lakes
Plains
Atlantic States
New
Gulf
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Holstein Breeders Sale Set For Oct 28 at Fairgrounds
The Green County Holstein Breeders sale will be held October 28 at the fairgrounds pavilion with an alternative gate. Ronald L. Spease announced the date, and J L Norton Juda and Spease lead the arrangements committee. All county breeders will receive letters about plans. A future picnic is planned with a committee including Frank Trumpy Ralph Stauffacher and Walter Timm of Monroe.
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Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Fairgrounds
Ronald L. Spease
Central Dairy Testing Laboratory
J. L. Norton
Juda
Spease
Frank Trumpy
Ralph Stauffacher
Walter Timm
Monroe
Fatal Baraboo Highway Wreck Claims UW Vet Student
A post graduate University of Wisconsin veterinary student was killed instantly in a two car collision on Highway 12, six miles north of Baraboo. Sauk County coroner Dr. O Pawlisch said an inquest would be held.
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Baraboo
Route 1
Madison
University of Wisconsin Veterinary School
Highway 12
Here
O.pawlisch
Sauk County
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