Janeen Boyer Crowned Green County Dairy Queen
Janeen Boyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Boyer was crowned Green County Dairy Queen in New Glarus the third annual Dairy Day parade featured 30 units Miss Boyer 17 a Monroe High graduate works as a lifeguard and will attend Carroll College on a scholarship Others in the queen court included Joyce Ruef Gail Wittenwyler Carol Nesbit Alice Mueller Joan Swiggum Joan Bongiorno Beverly Kundert and others The event highlighted June Dairy Month with speeches by Lyman McKee and Garden speakers and a testimonial dinner referee judges May Reese and Donald Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janeen Boyer
Ivan Boyer
16Th Street
Green County
New Glarus
Miss Boyer
Monroe
DAR
Carroll College
Janeen
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Alice
Dairyland
Brodhead
Helen Mueller
Monticello
Mont
Beverly Kundert
Beverly Thomson
Cobb
Alice In Dairyland
Beaver Dam
Suzanne Saaisaa
Argyle
Lyman McKee
American Dairy Association
Queens
May Reese
Rock County
Donald Wilkinson
State Department of Agriculture
Wilkinson
Harvey Ott
New Glarus Businessman’s Association
William Hillestad
C. Gene Hennager
C. M. Stauffer
Shirley Montgomery
Browntown
Madison
Miss Olsen
Atlantic City
Leonard Bigler
Leo Imming
Bill Kuenzi
Aid Society
Paul Grossenbacher
Aid
Nick Zentner
Madison Safe Crackers Net $800 Loot
Police describe the thieves as experts who on Friday night robbed the Marling Lumber Co. in Madison and took eight hundred dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Marling Lumber Co
Lombardi Charged With Misconduct in Wisconsin Case
Michael Lombardi a 16 year veteran of the Waukesha County sheriff's department faces 13 counts of misconduct and two malfeasance charges after a secret hearing triggered by testimony in a Minneapolis white slave trial. He pled not guilty and seeks a full hearing. bail is set at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Michael Lombardi
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Lombardi
Wisconsin
Allen D. Young
Justice Court
Young
Circuit Court
Sheriff’s Department
Martin Fromm
Harold Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Minneapolis
Gillette Girl Wins Badger State Ballot
Janet Ansorge of Gillette was elected governor of Badger Girls State at the University of Wisconsin campus. She defeated Oshkosh challenger Sarah Mayer in the Nationalist vs Federalist contest. Sue Larson of West Salem won lieutenant governor, Marcia Kirkpatrick of Milwaukee was secretary of state, Priscilla Walter of Janesville treasurer, and Elizabeth Icke of Green Bay attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Janet Ansorge
Gillette
Badger Girls State
University of Wisconsin
Janet
Sarah Mayer
Oshkosh
Sue Larson
West Salem
Marcia Kirkpatrick
Milwaukee
Priscilla Walter
Janesville
Elizabeth Icke
Green Bay
Five Experts Deny Heroics in Disarming Dud Atom Weapon
Five men who disarmed a dud atomic device at the test site described their task as routine. The group included Forest Fairbrother Bernard Rubin Robert Burton Walter Arnold and Edward Tucker. The weapon held about 10000 tons of TNT power and failed to fire after a crane severed the power cable to the elevator at the 500 foot tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nov
Forest Fairbrother
Fairbrother
Bernard
Barney) Rubin
University of California Laboratory
Robert Burton
AEC Sandia Laboratory
Albuquerque
N.M
Walter Arnold
Livermore
Edward R. Tucker
AEC
FCC Approves Wisconsin Radio Station Changes
The FCC approved three actions involving Wisconsin outlets. Central Wisconsin Broadcasting Inc. gains a new 1370 kHz daytime radio station in Neillsville with one kilowatt power. WBEL moves Beloit to South Beloit and expands to unlimited hours at five kilowatts day and night. WMTV Madison sale to WMTV Inc. for 350000, owned by Meyer Wolfson Theater interests of Miami, includes WMAY Springfield linkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Wisconsin
Central Wisconsin Broadcasting Inc
Neillsville
Wis
WBEL
Beloit
Bartell Television Corp
WMTV
Madison
Wmtv, Inc
Meyer-Wolfson Theater Interests
Miami, Fla
WMAY
Springfield
Legislature Recesses After Busy Wisconsin Session
MADISON The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned its 1957 session after a near round the clock push to pass a 328 million dollar budget. Lawmakers set Sept 23 to reconvene to review vetoes by Gov. Thomson and other selected measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Thomson Picks Two For 1957 Youth Award
Gov. Thomson recommended Laurie Tel lack 18 West Bend and Priscilla Parasche 18 Sheboygan Falls for the 1957 Young American Medal. Names sent to U S Attorney General Herbert Brownell. Laurie cited for volunteer work with mentally retarded children and community programs. Priscilla for scouting youth programs and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Laurie Tellack
West Bend
Priscilla Parasche
Sheboygan Falls
Thomson
U. S
Biggest USAF Salute Honors Twining at Andrews Air Show
A massive USAF jet and vintage WWI planes gathered at Andrews Air Force Base for a parade honoring Gen. Nathan Twining as he departs as chief of staff to become chairman of the JCS. The event drew invited officials, diplomats, and Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zarubin amid a display seen as a show of force for allies and potential foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Air Force
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Andrews Air Force Base
Congress
Georgi Zarubin
Twining
Defense Department
Flag Transfer Opens 23rd National Turnfest in Monroe
The 23rd National Turnfest began with a flag transfer ceremony on the east Courthouse steps. Henry F. Fischer presented the banner to Ernest Sonderegger, who entrusted it to Clarence Gissing of the Monroe Turn and Schwing Club. Monroe will hold the flag until the next festival. The event featured a parade led by the high school band, remarks by Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie, and a program of calisthenics, apparatus work, relays, wrestling, and mass calisthenics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gissing
Mon Schwing Club
Swiss-American Gymnastic Association
Sera
Monroe
Ernest Sonderegger
Cleveland
Henry F. Fischer
San Francisco
United States
Times
Ae Sa
Nees Saeaah
Swiss- American Gymnastic Association
Monroe Turn
Allan F. Barnard
Fred Glauser
Turnvereins
57 Turnfest Program schedule
The program lists a full day of events from 1 to 6:30 p.m. including men's optional team exercises women's apparatus and matrons apparatus, and various track and field activities. Evening events feature a band concert, dinner, and mass calis with prize awards and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Turners
Turner Hall
Guard Returns From Camp Stay
Monroe's Company K of the 32nd Division was to arrive home mid afternoon after two weeks of summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy. Wisconsin troops moved statewide as 12 000 men returned home. Pvt John Eldred 18 Berlin was named top recruit. Sgt Delvin M Boardman LaCrosse led best trained squad from the 426th Infantry Regiment. Lt Col Roth Schleck Milwaukee said future armory and field programs will focus on basic combat and advanced individual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
John Eldred
Berlin
Delvin M. Boardman
426Th Infantry Regiment
Boardman
LaCrosse
Roth Schleck
Milwaukee
Ethiopian Official Killed at Eau Claire
Melesse Tekle, 34, chief of municipalities in Shoa Province, was killed by a plunge from his fourth floor room at the Eau Claire YMCA. Tekle had been observing local government for 10 days as part of an Ethiopian commission. A note was found in his room, contents not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAU Claire
Eau Claire Ymca
Melesse Tekle
Shoa
Harold McLaughlin
Tekle
Court Studies Nickerson Fate
The 10 man court martial of Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. began deliberations after testimony from Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris. Nickerson, 41, pleaded guilty to 15 counts of laxity in handling secret defense data and faces up to 30 years' imprisonment and dismissal. The case centers on Air Force influence over the Army long range ballistic missile program. Nickerson argued Air Force preference for its own missiles and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Army Ballistics Missile Agency
William G. Barry
John B. Medaris
Medaris
Nickerson
West Pointer
Air Force
Army
Governor Restores Sports Commission Funds With Veto
Governor Thomas Thomson uses partial veto authority to restore about 10 750 annual funds to the Wisconsin State Athletic Commission ensuring continued operation of the boxing licensing body. He signs the 308 million executive budget, saying retaining the commission serves the people of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Thomson
State Athletic Commission
Wisconsin
Athletic Commission
Commission
Debris Hides Hundreds in Audrey Toll Predictions Rise
Lake Charles officials and the American Press weigh casualty counts from Hurricane Audrey. Mayor Gray raises the Cameron Parish death toll to 150 with fear of higher totals as rescue crews reach marsh areas. Officials note hundreds killed or missing. an enormous helicopter and boat rescue operation unfolds across Cameron Parish and surrounding towns.
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Lake Charles
Sidney Gray
Audrey
Louisiana
Gray
Cameron Parish
Maj
Joe Carroll
Lake Charles Air Force Base
Grand Cheniere
Stan Meisler
Raymond Hufft
Hufft
Cameron
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Here
Holly Beach
Big Lake
Johnson Bayou
Morris
Grand
Little Cheniere
Grand Lake
Eight Hurt in Crash on Madison Bypass
A head on collision on Madison's city bypass injured eight people. Seven victims were from Madison and all but one, William Randell, 22, Thorntown Indiana, were in satisfactory condition. Randell remained in serious condition. police cited no known cause.
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Madison’s
Madison
Liam Randell
Thorntown
Ind
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Waulesha County
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FCC
Senate
Assembly
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USAF
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JCS
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Nickerson Fate
Louisiana Gulf Shore
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