Hospital Employee Honor Event Highlights Long Service
Fifty St. Clare hospital staff were honored at the first annual recognition ceremony in the staff room. Recipients ranged from five to 19 years of service, totaling 508 years, with ceremonies led by Sister M. Agatha and Dr. C. E. Baumle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bruggman
Columbine Kuhly
Alex Birschbach
Gladys Golacks
Arthur Bear
M. Agatha
Mr. Bear
St. Clare Hospital
Nathan E. Bear
St. Clare
Monroe
Mildred Boyer
M. Digna
Bear
Edwin Birschbach
Laverne Birschbach
Nora Birschbach
Louise Pfi
Marie Burggman
Gladys Golackson
Columbina Kubly
Jane Kuhlman
Viola Tielkemeier
Libbie Teuscher
Helen Briggs
Marilyn Cashman
Cecile Cook
Nellie Dearth
Lola Furniss
Lula Keller
Houston Man Admits Killing Barnes Couple
Howard B. Stickney, 20, charged in the slayings of Clifford and Shirley Barnes near Madison, signed a statement admitting the killings. Mrs Barnes was found May 27 in her apartment after missing work at an insurance firm. Mr Barnes was found in brush country by hunters last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Stickney
Houston
Lloyd Frazier
Clifford Barnes
Shirley
Madison
Unionist Banks At Scandal Quiz
Counsel for Maurice A. Hutcheson president of the Carpenters Union challenged the Senate rackets committee authority to quiz Hutcheson about Indiana highway scandals. The lawyer Howard Travis halted arguments due to a dizzy spell and Hutcheson was summoned for questioning over alleged conspire with Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa to fix a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maurice A. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters Union
Senate
Indiana
John L. McClellan
Dark
Physics teacher to attend Oak Ridge institute on NSFs scholarship
Edmund R. Anderson Monroe high school physics teacher departs Sunday for Oak Ridge Tennessee to attend an eight week Institute of Nuclear Studies. He has won a $1,000 scholarship funded by the National Science Foundation and the Atomic Energy Commission. Anderson travels alone by plane while his family stays in Monroe until mid August before joining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund R. Anderson
Monroe
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Institute of Nuclear Studies
National Science Foundation
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Anderson
Donald Watts
Children Take Part in Annual Hobo Hike at Recreation Park
A record 173 children joined the annual hobo hike at Recreation Park today, beating the previous high of 125 set in 1956. Ronald D. Johnson, city recreation director, noted six leaders accompanied the group into the countryside where they ate sack lunches and nine watermelons supplied by the recreation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Ronald D. Johnson
He Man Sandwich Recipe For Dairy Month
Recipe for a single sandwich combining cottage cheese cheddar cheese bacon olives and mayonnaise on buttered bread with lettuce. Ingredients include 1 cup small curd cottage cheese 1/2 cup crumbled Roquefort 1/2 cup crisp fried bacon 1 tablespoon sliced stuffed olives 1 tablespoon mayonnaise and a buttered bread loaf plus lettuce.
Cheddar Mart Firm With Sale of 18 Cars
Sales of cheddars at the Wisconsin cheese exchange totaled 18 cars at 31 percent cents, unchanged from the prior week. Bids unfilled include five cars 40-pound blocks at 32 and one car long horns at 34 percent. Uncovered offers include one car single daisies 35 percent and two cars Illinois U S Grade A cheddars 31 2 percent, three cars Illinois U S Grade A cheddars 31 percent. Trading tone steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Illinois U. S
Witness Stirs Storm Over Adams House Claim
John Fox quoted Bernard Goldfine as saying he bought a house for Sherman Adams in Washington and sent checks over years. Adams denied the claim in a letter read at a stormy House subcommittee session. White House called Fox’s statements false and ridiculed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Fox
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
House
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
White House
Fox
Goldfine
Boston
Subcommittee
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S
Great Britain
Kennedy
John
Boston Post
Joseph P. O’hara
Minnesota
O’hara
Harris
Eisenhower Gets Tax Extender Bill
The House passed a compromise tax bill and sent it to the President. It repeals half a billion dollars yearly in tax surcharges on freight costs and extends for one year Korea War era increases in corporate tax rates and other excises on autos liquor and cigarettes. The measure avoids a 2.115 billion drop in federal revenue due July 1 despite criticism over remaining excises on transportation tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Benson Victory as House Rejects Broad Farm Bill
The House voted 214 to 171 to block a Democratic backed omnibus farm bill amid Republican push for emergency extension of expiring laws. Secretary Benson hailed the defeat as a vote of confidence in American agriculture while opponents warned higher consumer costs from new price support programs for wheat cotton rice and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Benson
Conoe
Beirut and Tripoli Battles Rage Overnight
Beirut and Tripoli saw renewed fighting as government forces and rebels clashed through the night. In Tripoli the shelling targeted the rebel fortress while the Moslem Moslem holiday observances were briefly disrupted. U N observers suggested a minimal presence would suffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Tripoli
Lebanon
Abraham
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
U. N
Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Company K Returns to Camp McCoy After Pay Day
The unit arrived with two truckloads of equipment after 1 p.m. yesterday and departed at 8 a.m. today. Pay totaled $8,863.43 from a $10,473.55 payroll under new military rates. A divisionwide combat boot field day followed pay. Co. K is due back at noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company K
Camp McCoy
Co. K
Banks Seek June 23 Bank Condition Reports
National and state banks face reports on their condition at close of business Monday June 23. The comptroller of currency in Washington along with Wisconsin banking commissioner the Federal Reserve and the FDIC issued the calls for the reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
Wisconsin
Federal Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
County 4 H Prom to Crown Royalty in Lincoln Gym
Miss Carol Odeen will crown the county 4 H King at 9 30 p m during the junior leaders prom in Lincoln gym. The king will crown the queen before the grand march. Queen finalists include Jane LaBorde Judith LaBorde and Karen Zimmerlin Brodhead. King finalists are Brian Riemer Donald Witt and George Crom. The gym will feature blue and white decor with a Sail Along Silvery Moon theme. Bobby Wunschel and Ralph Stauffacher co chair the event with the Mike Babler trio playing 8 30 to 11 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Odeen
Lincoln Gymnasium
Jane LaBorde
Judith LaBorde
Juda
Karen Zimmerlin Brodhead
Brian Riemer
Donald Witt
Greorge Cromwell
Mrs. Blumer Dies at 80 in Monroe County
Mrs. Fred Blumer eighty a lifelong county resident died at 2 a.m. at her home 908 19th avenue after a year of illness. Born Sophia Zimmerman May 18 1878 she married Fred Blumer Sept 28 1899 they farmed near the Blumer homestead before moving to Monroe in 1930. Surviving husband a son Melvin E two daughters and two grandchildren. Burial Greenwood cemetery. Services Monday at 1 30 p.m. at Shriner Neushwander funeral home officiated by Rev A R Achtemeier. Friends may call after Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blumer
19Th Avenue
Blumer
Sophia Zimmerman
Jacob and
Anna Marie Kaderly Zimmerman
Washington Township
Washington
Monroe
Washington United Church of Christ
Melvin E
Ralph Schadt
Mabel Blumer
Rhea
Frederic Schadt
John
Albert Zimmerman
John Theiler
Shriner- Neushwander
A. R. Achtemeier
Monticello
Greenwood Cemetery
Stocks Rise in Heavy Midday Trading on Broad Gains
New York stocks moved higher in the heaviest volume of the week with industrials and rails rising irregularly. Gains were mostly fractional as lower priced speculative issues lead the rise amid several heavy trades tied to corporate developments.
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New York
Eleanor Smith Receives Rally Support In Wisconsin
Eleanor Smith, widow of Rep. Lawrence H. Smith and First District candidate, drew over 350 attendees at a Lakelawn hotel testimonial dinner. GOP leaders and officials praised her congressional knowledge and pledged campaign backing as Madison papers filed for Smith for Congress Club formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan
Eleanor Smith
Lawrence H. Smith
John Hough
Janesville
GOP
Alice Leopold
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Claude Jasper
Madison
Times
Congress
Lakelawn
Green County
Smith
Labor Mitchell
GOP House
Marguerite Church
Ill
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Richard Simpson
House
Joseph Martin
Mass
Martin
Warm Weather Brings Sunny Skies and 80s Forecast
Clouds gave way to mostly sunny skies today with fair and warmer weather expected tomorrow as temperatures rise into the 80s. A severe thunderstorm skirted the north edge of Monroe last night while Albany Monticello New Glarus and Madison saw no rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Madison
Planes crash during transatlantic record flight at Westover
A KC135 tanker exploded after takeoff killing 15 aboard including six newsmen and Brig. Gen. Saunders. The crash damaged the Massachusetts Turnpike and halted a planned London to New York speed record attempt after two earlier flights posted record times. Civilians from AP UPI US News Time Life and the Boston Traveler were among the victims along with several Air Force personnel and association officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Atlantic
Donald W. Saunders
Athens
N.Y
Oxfordshire Air Base
Britain
London
New York
Pentagon
Washington
Westover Air Force
Massachusetts Turnpike
Daniel J. Coughlin
Boston
Associated Press
Newman
Norman Montellier
New York City
United Press
Glenn A. Williams
Bethesda
U. S. News and World Report
Robert A. Ginsburgh
U. S. News
James L. McConaughy Jr
Time
Life
Robert Sibley
Belmont
Boston Traveler
William Cochran
National Aeronautical Association
William Enyart
Gen. Saunders
George Broutsas
Brattleboro
Joseph C. Sweet
Chandler
Ariz
James Shipman
Kansas City
Kas
Iy Ie
John B. Gordon
Raleigh
Donald H. Gabbard
Los Gatos
Calif
Joseph G. Hutter
Miami
Fla
32nd Division Rated Ready Shows New Combat Readiness
CAMP McCOY Lt Col Ross S Schleck said Wisconsin's 32nd Division has achieved a higher level of combat readiness and will need 20 more weeks of training to be ready for any combat emergency. Four retiring members were honored for long service: Col Oscar A Moldenhauer Tomah 128th Infantry Regiment 38 years Lt Col W A Sherman Eau Claire 128th Infantry Regiment 37 years Lt Col G R Douglas Spooner 32nd Division judge advocate general 32 years and Thor Hanson Madison civilian attached to the general's office 31 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Ross S. Schleck
Wisconsin
Schleck
Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Tomah
128Th Infantry Regiment
W. A. Sherman
Eau Claire
128Th Infantry
G. R. Douglas
Spooner
Thor H. Hanson
Madison
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Banks
Cheddar Mart
Adams House
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