Weather Summary and Local Notices for Friday
Partly cloudy cooler tonight with Friday generally fair and little temp change. Highs 70s north and 75 to 80 south, with a 81 high and 67 low since yesterday. Precipitation 0.79 inches. Small Claims Court Judge Harold J. Lamboley, Victorson, fines Swangstu Bros. driver 9.04 for unmarked truck. Marriage licenses for Robert I Moats and Marie F Stichter. Deaths: Sarah Keesey 82, Frederic J. Scott 54. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillipson and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coplien.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley Victorson
Swangstu Bros
Viroqua
St Clare Hospital Names Several Patients and Dismissals
The report lists multiple individuals by surname and city including Leta Peebles and Marie Whitehead in Shullsville Browntown Evansville and Davis. It also notes care areas Surgical and Dismissal with names such as Roger Martin Kathryn Dearth Robert Tschudy and Laura Armstrong among others.
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Leta Peebles
Shullsburg
Marie Whitehead
Browntown
Gottfried Reger
Evansville
Peter Hasler Sr
Rgard
E. P
Doug Ridgeway
Surgical
Roger Martin
15Th Nue
Kathryn Dearth
21St Avenue
George Bridge
11Th Street
Charles Bouray
Davis
Robert Tschudy
William Kanne
Ray Zajicek
John Kopp
Gregory Kittelsen
Clark Covert
Harold Walters
Charles Hyne
Edward Gongo
Carol Cassell
Frank Jones
Adam_ Schwartzlow
Laura Armstrong
Desmosthenes Stasnopolis
Alden Austin
Son
Myers Leads Kiwanis Golf Team in Madison Loss
R J Myers posted an 87 the low score for 18 Kiwanis players as Madison Kiwanis defeated the Nakoma course group in Madison yesterday. A return match is planned for August at Monroe with attendees including Carlton Ashby Merlin Miler Rolland Etter Richard Sr J D Viney Victor Corson H Darling Ray Schoonover Howard Olsen Wesley Dodge Herbert Ainsworth and Dr Harold Caradine.
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R.J. Myers
Kiwanis
Russell J. Myers
Madison Kiwanis Club
Nakoma Course
Madison
Monroe
Myers
Carlton E. Ashby
Merlin J. Meyler
Rolland R. Etter
Richard K. Sr
J D. Viney
Victor I. Corson
Pt H. Darling
H L Scott Named Belmont Principal
Belmont union Free high school and Belmont grade school appoint Harry L Scott Jr supervising principal. A Baraboo and Carroll College alumnus, he taught or coached at Chetek Verona and Hillsboro and served as supervising teacher at Granton, famed for ambidextrous writing on the basketball court.
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H.L. Scott
Belmont
Harry L. Scott Jr
Belmont Union Free
Baraboo
Carroll College
Chetek
Verona
Hillsboro
Scott
Granton
Five Girls Finish Grade School Alone
Misses Vivian Soddy Carol Haas Julia Bartlet Judy Drye and Kay Stamm began first grade at Ullom rural school and completed eight years without absence. No other students ever enrolled in their classes. they graduate this spring and will enter high school this fall. Mrs Herbert Flannery taught the school.
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Laowntown
Vivian Soddy
Carol Haas
Julia Bartlet
Judy Drye
Kay Stamm
Ullom Rural School
Funerals Noted with Soloist and Local Pallbearers
Funeral notices list a soloist and Mrs. Carl rol as accompanist. Pallbearers named include Lawrence Ruehlew Monroe Floyd Smith Beloit Charles Macomber Milwaukee.
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Carlrol
Lawrence Ruehlew
Monroe
Floyd Smith
Beloit
Charles Macomber
Milwau
Monroe Girl Held In 12295 Larceny Case
Diane Nelson a Monroe high school 1951 graduate and bookkeeper at Meyer Photoart House Madison pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to grand larceny of 12295 from store receipts. She admitted taking 200 to 300 dollars weekly to support a friend Elbert Hanson and was ordered held on bail. Preliminary hearing set for July 30. Bail 15000. Hanson faced charges in Dane County. Nelson to Mendota for 30 day exam.
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Diane Nelson
Monroe High School
Meyer Photoart House
Madison Superior Court
Miss Nelson
Monroe
Madison
Dane County
Richard W. Bardwell
Elbert A. Hanson
Hanson
Superior Court
Roy H. Proctor
Mendota
Bardwell
Hess
Nelson
Yesterdy
Ln Hanson
Taycheedah
Evacuation and collapse of ROK divisions at Hungnam 1950
In late November 1950 Chinese forces overwhelmed U S aligned units as ROK Third and Capitol Divisions pressed northward aided by naval gunfire. The Chongjin retreat forced a sea evacuation of NE Korea ending December 25. A new Chinese offensive Jan 1 1951 shattered the Sixth Division near Yonchon, aiding Seoul’s fall Jan 4.
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ROK
Yalu
U. N
ROK Third
U. S
U. S. Seventh Division
Chongjin
Yonchon
Seoul
Sharpe to Demonstrate at South Central Photographers Meet
Robert Sharpe of Beloit and former Monroe resident will demonstrate lighting at the South Central Photographers Association meeting tonight at Schmitz Studio 2817 13th street. He has shown at state and national conventions and the event will start with a dinner at the Swiss Wheel restaurant.
Monroe area visitors and calls reported in local notes
Personal mentions list Roger Stevens of Janesville and Barbara Hoskins of Clinton visiting Monroe yesterday. Couples Henry Kundert, Charles Drye and Donna Apple River, and Phillip Glosser with Frank Anthony visited Monroe. Marengo residents Katherine and Cheri Lee Stamovera visited Mrs. Rosa last weekend.
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Roger Stevens
Janesville
Monroe
Yestern Berman
I.schinger
Insurance
Barbara Hoskins
Clinton
Tenn
Henry Kundert
Milwaukee
Charles Drye
Donna
Apple River
Ill
Phillip Glosser
Frank Anthony
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stamovera
Katherine
Cheri Lee
Marengo
Rosa
Mable Letcher
Edward Obma
Dodgeville
Cleve di J
11Th Street
Roy A. Schultz
Niagara
Wis
LeRoy Schultz
Hattie Naef
Blanchardville
Gerald Gelbach
Inlaw
Carl Nybroten
Romaine Marty Schmidt
Marty Joe
Cathy
Gary
Ind
E. B. Rosa
Fredric C. Rosa
Robert R. Rosa
Carl Marty Sr
Northernaire
Three Lakes
Carl O. Mar
Wiley seeks FBI probe after smear at Wisconsin convention
Senator Wiley asked the FBI to investigate a "dastardly smear attack" he blamed for spurring the Wisconsin Republican convention. A telegram circulated under a forged name urging resolutions to impeach Wiley, traced to a so called Committee for Constitutional Government which disavowed ties.
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Washington
Wiley
Senate
FBI
Bricker
Wisconsin
Committee For Constitutional Government
Western Union Telegraph Office
Benjamin Coleman
Committee For Constitutional Government,Inc
Milwaukee
Collins to Visit Brodhead Before Embarkation to France
Pvt. Robert B. Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Collins, will visit his parents before reporting to Camp Kilmer New Jersey for embarkation to France. He has served seven months with the Army at Fort Knox Kentucky. John A. Schwitz, boilerman third class aboard the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge, is due in San Diego after seven months of combat duty in Korean waters.
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Schwitz
Monticello
John A. Schwitz
L. M. Schwitz
Valley Forge
San Diego
Calif
Unionist Silent On Red Question
George F. Markham union official and former Wisconsin newspaperman refused to answer whether he is or ever was a Communist before the House Un American Activities Committee. He cited constitutional protection as his reason for declining to testify.
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Washington
George F. Markham
Wisconsin
House ‘un-American Activities Committee
The
Navy
Guild
Massachusetts
CI0
Fur and Leather Workers Union
Markham
Rural Carriers Name Man from Lake Mills
Wilbur Johnson of Lake Mills was elected president of the Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Association at the group 49th annual convention. Other officers named were Er in Bergelin Manitowoc vice president L G Rindfleisch Reedsburg secretary Harold Christiansen Withee treasurer and Robert Smith Wisconsin Rapids Gus Anderson Ogema and Robert Carlson Dousman committeemen.
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Lake Mills
Chippewa Falls
Wilbur Johnson
Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Association
Erin Bergelin
Manitowoc
L. G. Rindfleisch
Reedsburg
Harold Christensen
Withee
Robert Smith
Wisconsin Rapids
Gus Anderson
Ogema
Robert Carlson
Dousman
Monroe welcomed visiting writer on cheese industry data
Nerin E. Gun, a New York writer for Swiss and British publications, toured Monroe yesterday afternoon to gather data on the Swiss cheese industry after arriving via O'Hare Field during a tour of Air Force installations. Greg Kittelsen, son of Mr and Mrs Rodney O Kitelsen, returned home from St Clare hospital following an emergency appendectomy Saturday at midnight. The annual cancer drive in Monticello raised 273.10 with Mrs H F Stoll as chairman. An audit of state and county books was conducted at the Court House by Walter Schultz and John Wolf of Milwaukee for U S Fidelity Guaranty Co. Ronald Charles Dieckhoff, 3, was slated for eye surgery at Madison General Hospital today after hospital admission yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerin E. Gun
New York
Monroe
Gun
O'Hare Field
Greg Kittelsen
Rodney O. Kitelsen
St. Clare Hospital
Court House
Walter Schultz
John Wolf
Milwaukee
U. S. Fidelity Guarantee Co
Ronald Charles Dieckhoff
Willis K. Dieckhoff
Madison General Hospital
Wanted Ad Sparks Busy Time for Litue Buyers
A brief note highlights the heavy workload involved when purchasing a Want Ad, noting the effort and time required for placing and processing classified notices.
Kennedy to Wed Socialite Jacqueline Bouvier in September
U S Senator John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Lee Bouvier plan to marry on September 12. Kennedy is 36 and Bouvier 23, announced by her parents in Newport. Bouvier, a former Newport debutante and news photographer, is daughter of John Vernon Bouvier III. Kennedy, a Harvard graduate, won his Senate seat last year by defeating Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Kennedy
Bouvier
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Newport
McClean
John Vernon Bouvier
Ill
New York
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
United Nation
Joseph P. Kennedy
Britain
Milwaukee Brewery Strike Set for Friday Vote
Milwaukee's 7,100 striking brewery workers will vote Friday on a new contract offering a 15 cent hourly raise. Union leaders urged rejection. the offer conditions a membership vote while employers cite a six week dispute aimed at settlement.
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Milwaukee
Frank Zeidler
James B. Croke
John W. Schmitt
CIO United Brewery Workers
Miss Sarah Keesey 82 Dies at Brodhead
Miss Sarah Keesey aged 82 of Brodhead died after a long illness at Coplien convalescent home. Born February 24 in Spring Valley township Rock County she lived on a Spring Valley farm before moving to Brodhead. She was survived by two brothers Edward of Orfordville and Henry Bagley and several nieces and nephews. Services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Everison funeral home with Rev. E J Nesset officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. friends may call Friday 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. She belonged to the Orfordville Lutheran Church.
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Brodhead
Sarah Keesey
Edward
Orfordville
Henry
Bagley
Keesey
Secret Weapons Details Hit House Subcommittee
Washington reports reveal Army officials disclosed a range of new items including Ontos a light anti aircraft vehicle, a longer range 280 millimeter cannon, two extra light tanks to replace the Walker Bulldog, a lightweight radar for front line use a folding portable bridge and a quiet steam outboard motor for boats. The 1 667 page memorandum was released to the subcommittee prompting Pentagon officials to seek to keep pages secret.
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Washington
Som Security Sip
Army
House Appropriations
Subcommittee
Pentagon
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady as Demand Remains Light
Madison market notes show light trade and moderate offerings for American cheese with selling prices around 39 to 42 percent. Despite weak demand, producers report steady quotes from daisy, longhorn, and brigade prints categories, while older Greek baths are mentioned in contrast to modern home designs.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Electric shocks used to wake up lazy bulls
A farm experiment reported by the American Dairy Science Association notes that mild electric shocks applied to bulls unwilling or unable to mate helped in most cases. University of Minnesota official reports that a 6.3 percent drop in cow fertility occurred during northern winter breeding.
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Madison U
American Dairy Science Association
Univercaea
Fynnesota
Asaher Ween
Wid
Falmer
Alaska
Agricultural experiment __ station
Reds Still Uneasy In East Germany
In East Berlin the Communist regime plans another workers rally amid tight control. Soviet forces approved the march while authorities warn ringleaders face punishment. executions rise to 29 with one life sentence. Arrests mount across Dresden Freital and Tharand and more workers are evacuated at Cottbus near the border.
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Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Mitte
Friedrichshain
Koepnick
P. Dibrova
Red Army
Solent
East Zone
Kurt Unbehaven
Gera
Dressden
Freital
Thar
Cottbus
Eisenhower Orders Review of Federal Jobs for Civil Service
President Eisenhower signs an executive order to review about 134000 federal positions to determine which should no longer be under civil service. The survey covers about 9000 in the United States and 68000 overseas, with several thousand expected to be removed. Chairman Philip Young notes uncertainty on exact numbers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Civil Service
United States
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Young
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