Paul J Weirich remembered for Monroe community leadership
The Monroe and Green County community recalls Paul J Weirich a longtime leader in Monroe telephone affairs known as Mr Telephone for over fifty years His work with United Telephone Co and civic service left a lasting impact Though less active recently his influence and booster role remained evident as Monroe faces a change with his departure from local business and civic activity.
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Monroe
Green County
Paul J. Weirich
Weirich
Wisconsin
Mr. Telephone
United Telephone Co
Chicago
Mr. Weirich
Paul Weirich
Assembly Rejects Governor Kohler Patrol Increase Plan
Wisconsin Assembly votes down Senate backed plan to boost the State Highway Patrol to 240 officers within three years, rejecting prior amendments and undermining Gov Kohler's 610 member scale. The ruling prompts questions over traffic safety policy and potential veto of fuel tax measures tied to highway improvement.
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Assembly
Senate
Kohler
Wisconsin
Lloyd Stryker Dies Former Hiss Trial Lawyer
Lloyd Paul Stryker a leading New York trial lawyer who defended Alger Hiss at the first trial died of a cerebral hemorrhage at age 70. He gained national fame in 1949 for his courtroom skills and crossed swords with many top figures. He wrote several law books and practiced in New York since 1909.
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New York
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Alger Hiss
Stryker
Hiss
State Department
Chicago
Justice Jackson plans united war crimes trial in Germany
Ten years ago Justice Robert H. Jackson announced a U S plan to prosecute Germanys arch war criminals in one collective trial aiming to start before summer end. Green county officials seek information on the night butchering of a heifer north of Brodhead amid suspicions of inexperience. The House moved to allow unlimited slaughtering under sanitary rules to address meat shortages.
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Robert H. Jackson
Germany
Green County
Brodhead
Macmillan Sees Tension Easing Ahead of Geneva Summit
British Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan told 60 UN delegates in San Francisco that East West tension appears to ease though he could not predict Geneva summit results. He urged continued UN support while noting diplomacy beyond the UN is sometimes needed. He cited Trieste as an example of old style talks, and defended faith in the UN as the best common factor among nations.
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San Francisco
Harold Macmillan
Geneva
United Nations
World Organization
Macmillan
Govern
Trieste
Security Setup Warning Offered
The Democratic plan to broaden social security payments faces calls for thorough review and inquiry. Health Secretary Hobby urged Cooper to study the issues, noting projected costs above 2 billion dollars annually and potential strain on the 21 billion dollar Social Security fund. Republican leaders push for public hearings.
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Washington
Hobby
Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and Means Committee
GOP
Mig Figi to enter Waukesha milking contest
Mig Figi, general manager of WAUX, will join a 1-A milking contest at Waukesha's main downtown intersection on June 24. G H Koenig of the Waukesha Freemen challenged County Judge William Gramling and Sheriff Mike Lombardi, with the judge seen as the favorite due to farm experience.
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Waukesha
G. H. Koenig
Five Not Wanted In Queens Holdup
New York police say four men and a girl sought in Italy are not wanted in connection with the 305243 dollar Chase Manhattan Bank holdup at Woodside Queens last April 6. Atty. Cullen says they are cleared of suspicion after investigation. one man is a Queens businessman, another a NYC civil servant, a third a federal employee.
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New York
New York City
Italy
Woodside
Queens
Chase Manhattan Bank
Asst. Dist
Thomas P. Cullen
Rome
U. S
Summer visit list of local families and guests
Father's Day guests at the Merrill Waelti home included Bert Meracle Hebron Virgil Waelti and family Jerry Waelti and family Melvin Waelti and family and John Waelti and family. University of Wisconsin students Audrey Seidel and Arthur Carter are home for recess.
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Merrill Waelti
Bert Meracle
Hebron
Virgil Waelti
Monroe
John Waelti
Jerry
Melvin Waelti
Audrey Seidel
Arthur Carter
University of Wisconsin
Beverly Skattum
Lavonne Arnsmeier
Rodney Arnsmeier
Joyce Zimmerman
Pat Kundert
Ed Jordan
Tom Theiler
Jerry Jordan
Monroe Huber Brewers
Twin City Stars
Sterling
Ill
Floyd Kolander
Green Bay
Ben Kolander
Ray Trickel
Herman Becker
Arthur Tingley
Richland
Wash
Rae Ae Tingley
Joe ‘Blaine
Andereck
Dale Kloepping
Rock Grove
Peter
James Retzlaff
Blackhawk
Glenn Boyer
Carl Eliason
Spa
Osc Eliason
Madison
Ed Hartwig
William Norder
Edith Keen
Lawrence Hartwig
Elizabeth ‘Lahr
Earl Felt
Bees Perceived Colors Beyond Red and Visible Blue
Bees do not see red but are sensitive to yellow blue and ultraviolet light. The text notes bee color perception differs from human vision.
38 Million New Use Cigarettes, U.S. Says
The government estimates about 38 million Americans use cigarettes regularly with men outnumbering women by nearly 21. A Census Bureau survey based on 40 000 persons found 2 100 000 have quit in the past 24 years. A fuller report is expected later and the study was for the Public Health Service's National Cancer Institute to assess cancer incidence related to smoking.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Public Health Service
National Cancer Institute
The
Health Service
Lost Ad Service Prompt Emphasizes Finder Reach
The Times invites readers to place a Lost Ad to reach the finder. Advertisers can describe missing items with clear details and contact options, aiming to maximize recovery chances through visible placement in the paper.
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Times
Experts Disagree On Poseys Sanity In Be loit Chapel Fire Trial
Be loit 20 year old Stephen Dykstra Posey faces arson and forgery charges after a December 1953 Be loit College chapel fire. Psychiatrists Dr Hans Reese and Dr S K Pollack offered opposing views on Poseys mental state and responsibility, with Posey admitting starting the fire and describing a forged check theft. The trial in Municipal Court followed Poseys insanity plea and admission of arson.
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Beloit
Stephen Dykstra Posey
Beloit College
Posey
Hans Reese
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Reese
S. K
Young Posey
College
Blow Torch Explosion Jolts Milwaukee Home
Eight residents escaped injury and a ninth suffered only minor injuries when a blow torch exploded at a Milwaukee north side home. Mathew Luoma, 28, had inserted the tool into a furnace to heat water coils for his upper flat. officials said the torch backfired and ignited the fuel can.
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Milwaukee
North Side
Mathew Luoma
Richard Donovan
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