Youth sought in knife slaying of Door County publisher family
STURGEON BAY A 15-year-old student for the priesthood was sought today in the brutal killing of Wisconsin newspaperman Mark Harris and his wife. Duranty, son of the neighboring Durantys, fled toward Michigan after leaving a note to his mother claiming responsibility. Evidence showed a bloody struggle at the Harris home and the newspaper office, with the couple slain and their son Chandler Harris employed at the Door County Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Romain Londo
James Duranty
Duranty
Mark Duranty
Sumner Harris
Harris
Londo
Westmont Roman Catholic Seminary
Milwauke
Harrises
Door County Advocate
Door County Radio Co
WOKW
Mrs John Hefty Dies at Pinehurst
Mrs. John A. Hefty 70 of 925 20th Street died at 855 pm after months of illness at Pinehurst Sanitorium. Born Ella Catharine McBride March 2 1883 in Jefferson Township she married John A. Hefty Feb 2 1925 in Monroe. Survived by five stepchildren, a half sister and brother, nine stepgrandchildren, eight stepgreat grandchildren, and other relatives. Active in St Victor's Catholic Church. services pending at Stuessy funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hefty
20Th Street
Pinehurst
Hefty
Ella Catharine McBride
Jefferson Township
James and
Diantha Johnson McBride
Monroe
Robert Hefty
Beloit
Victor A. Hefty
Elsinore
Calif
P. F. Thorpe
Clarabelle Grode
Howard McCrea
Big Rock
William Walters
Dorothy Smith
Washington, D. C
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Stuessy Funeral Home
Borden at Madison Raises Milk by Cent
Borden's Kennedy-Mansfield Dairy division announced Madison milk prices rise one cent per quart starting Wednesday. Home delivered homogenized milk will be 22 cents per quart and regular milk prices follow under a new schedule. Other Madison dairies are expected to implement similar boosts soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Madison
Kennedy-Mansfield
Madison Dairies
Burma Yugoslavia sign trade pact amid anti Soviet alignment
Burma and Yugoslavia’s anti Soviet government sign a trade agreement. Burma will export rice cotton woods rubber and metals to Yugoslavia in exchange for explosives chemicals building materials manufactured goods and shipping.
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Burma
Tito
Rangoom
Yugoslavia
Krueger Paces Swiss Cheese Open At Beloit Golf Meet
Beloit pro Alvin Butch Krueger fired a 69 to pace more than 80 top Wisconsin pros and amateurs in the Swiss Cheese Open. George Vitense and Manuel de la Torre followed with 70s, Amateurs Bill Garrett and Leif Larson led the 71s, with Swiss cheese gifts for all. Local amateurs formed teams in the best ball format as 64s were posted in the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Wisconsin
George Vitense
Madison Nakoma Club
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee Country Club
Vitense
Bill Garrett
Madison
Snot Air
Leif Larson
Racine
Wisonsin
James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Donald Elliot
Blue
Mound
David Forbes
Monroe
Racine Meadowbrook
William Garrett
Madison Nakoma
Nathan Goetz
Blue Mound
Wich
Robert T
Gus) Ninneman
Robert Bruce
Maple Bluff
Robert Solie
Janesville
Paul Scott
Chester Becker
Stan Zawodny
Steve’ Caravello
Nakoma
William Lathrop
Harland Wall
Hearing Planned On City Extension
A public hearing at City Hall on July 7 will discuss changes to the City Council street extension plans. State maps were revised after a planning commission review and new maps approved for council adoption. Plans call for extending one and one half miles beyond current city limits and include a bypass system around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Monroe Cf
Planning Commission
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Signal Light Demand
In Madison Wisconsin the American cheese market shows light to fair demand with quiet trade. Selling prices at assembly points include single daisies 39 to 40 percent, longhorns 49 to 41 percent, square prints 40 to 42 percent, and midgets 40 to 43 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
First Massive Test Of GG Opens In Polio City
In Montgomery, a historic mass inoculation begins as 30,000 children are set for gamma globulin injections over four days. Officials hope the trial will curb the polio outbreak and prevent future epidemics, with 67 gallons of GG serum and thousands of needles supplied by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
National Foundation For
Vandenberg Receives Medal at Farewell Ceremony
General Hoyt Vandenberg is awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for his service as Air Force chief of staff from 1948 to 1953. Gen. Nathan F. Twining will succeed him as Air Force chief of staff. Vandenberg departs after 30 years of service amid a parade of jet planes and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast
TGN
Air Force
Hoyt Vandenber
Air Secretary
Harold Talbott
United States Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Monroe
Vandenberg
Milwaukee
Defense
Wilson
W. J. McNeil
JCs to Continue Reflector Tape Safety Program
The JCs will apply reflector tape as a safety precaution on car bumpers in Monroe at 6:30 p.m. on the south side of the square under chairman Robert H. Rieder. Tape distribution will occur in Orangeville on July 8 with plans for New Glarus and Blanchardville programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jcs
Monroe Ie
Robert H. Rieder
Orangeville
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Stock Market Advances Trim Losses Amid Film Shares Rise
New York stocks edged higher as motion picture stocks led with gains from fractional to about a point. Steel and aircraft shares also rose while utilities and mail order firms slipped. Motors, chemicals, and oils posted declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motion Picture
Boil ers Subject At Warm Session
Board of Education members and janitors faced a stifling meeting to address boiler and heating problems at North school. Experts blamed a leaky steam return line for deposits that blocked auto controls, while a board member pressed for a full heating and ventilation overhaul and higher temperature settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
North School
W. D. Murray
Baraboo
Robert K. Burden
Rockford
Leslie G. Kindschi
Lwe
Howe
Burden
Herbert T. Johnson
Herman Stuessy
T. R. Holyoke
North
Sting
Sabres Down 15 Mig Bombers Sets Korean War Records
Seoul报道说 Sabres击落15架共产MIG战机创造单日与月度新纪录。 June的MIG未破旧纪录，但再创一个月削弱敌方战力的新成就。前线地面战以侦察与小规模交火为主， Lookout Mountain一带攻防仍旧胶着。
No Relief From Heat Predicted As Mercury Rises
The day reached 92 degrees by 2 p m with no relief expected tonight or tomorrow. Overnight temps may stay in the mid 70s, making sleep uncomfortable, then climb to near 95 or 96 tomorrow.
Pilots Sponsor July 5 Brodhead Air Show
The Cole Brothers air show with jet team from Truax Field Madison will headline at Brodhead airport July 5 from 2 pm. Marian Cole in a 450 hp Stearman leads a program of parachute jumps, wing riding and aerobatics, with safety demonstrations and a car top landing. Officials note this is part of aviation anniversary tributes and warn private aircraft to stay clear until 2:30 pm.
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Brodhead Air Show
Cole Brothers Air
Marian Cole
Stearman
Eldon Peters
Madison
Peters
Duane Cole
Marion Cole
Charles M. Smith
Stanley Wraight
Wheelier Searles
Edward L. Niffenegger Jr
Henry Elmer Jr
Vernon Guptil
W. Harris Gempler
Fredrick Mahlkuch
Dean Peterson
Ray Lyons
Mmes. Wraight
Elmer
Searles
Searles, ‘Niffennegger
Smith
Peterson
Mahlkuch
Guptil
Big Three Foreign Ministers Meet Aiming For July Target
Secretary of State Dulles announced France approved a three power foreign ministers conference in Washington around July 10. Britain suggested the meeting to forge a united Western stance on Germany while discussing unrest in Russia and East European satellites. Agenda likely covers Korea Indochina Far East issues and North Atlantic defense amid France Laniel government attendance.
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Washington
Dulles
Britain
Germany
Russia
Joseph Laniel
France
Korea
Indochina
North Atlantic
Richard A. Butler
House of Commons
Soviet Tanks Quiet as Arrests Surge in East Germany
Soviet tank forces pulled back from martial law areas in East Germany as authorities reported over 1,300 new arrests in key industries crippled by strikes. A fire damaged Bitterfield coal installations while the 14 day siege ending in Chemnitz and Rostock was noted and farming districts returned to civilian Communist control in Brandenburg and Mecklenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bitterfield
Saxony-Anhalt
Chemnitz
Rostock
Brandenburg
Mecklenburg
Mons
Keegan Named Vice Chairman of Highway Advisory Panel
Rep. Keegan of Monroe was elected vice chairman of the Legislative Council's highway advisory committee today at Madison. Jess Miller, a Republican from Richland Center, was re-elected chairman, with Donald C. McDowell of Soldier noted in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Keegan
Harry A. Keegan
Monroe
Legislative Council
Mad- Sea
Jess Miller
R-Richland Center
Donald C. McDowell
Fainting Physician Breaks Up Bandits Siege at Home Office
Four young men staged a Monday raid on a Brooklyn home used as a dentist and physician office. They confined 15 patients and the two doctors for hours, demanded a safe, then fled after Dr Sonya Monen fainted and Screamed, ending the siege.
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Home Office
New York
Brooklyn
Sonya A. Monen
Irving K. Madow
Madon
Dr. Monen
Crowd Packs Recreation Park for Old Timers Concert
About two thousand attended the annual Old Timers outdoor concert at Recreation Park. More than 135 participated, with soloists Shirley Montgomery Billie Ann Wenger Evelyn Rabe and conductors Glenn Wood and Gerald Von Klein helping lead the program. Allan F Barnard directed the combined musical effort noting it was the largest turnout in years. Charles A Booth served as announcer.
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Recreation Park
Shirley Montgomery
Billie Ann Wenger
Evelyn Rabe
Glenn Wood
Belleville
Beaver Dam
Gerald von Klein
Shullsbury
South Wayne High School
Charles A. Booth
County Trunk C To Cost $194 500
Gov. Kohler approves a 194 500 project to improve County Trunk C west of Monticello, with Green County paying 101 000 and the state covering 93 500 from federal aid. A 3.5 mile grid and drainage segment from County Trunk J will be built under a 138 110 contract with the Ryan Brothers Construction Co. in Janesville, with later bituminous surfacing under a separate contract.
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Kohler
Monticello
Green County
Ryan Brothers Construction Co
Janesville
ROK President Balks At Terms of Pact Yet Again
North Korea rejects U N demand for armistice on agreed terms at Panmunjom while South Korea’s President Rhee remains opposed. U S emissary Robertson plans another meeting with Rhee as Pyongyang blasts Clark’s truce proposal and warns of unreliability. Around 20 000 Chinese POWs are held, with 14 200 resisting return to Red rule.
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Seoul
Red Radio Today
U. N
Panmunjom
Eisenhowere
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Walter S. Robertson
Rhee
UNC
Pyongyang
Clark
Rhee Clark
Red High ‘Command
London
Pusan
Sylvester and Albany Boards Approve School Reorganization
Sylvester Township and Albany boards approved a plan to annex District No 2 the Hardscrabble school to District No 8 in Albany creating a unified community school system for the area. The move mirrors setups at Brookyn Monticello and New Glarus and affects district attendance and upcoming board elections on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alny
Sylvester Township
Albany
Brooklyn
Monticello
New Glarus
Maurice W. Quinn
Sam Ludwig
Edward Striker
Marvin Siedschlag
Village of
Edward Killingstad
T. E. Sharer
Ralph E. Luedy
William E. Hein
M. L. Barton
Herbert Striker
Sie" Penies
Jug Prairie District
Albanyistrict
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The
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Chandler
John Hefty
Ralph Stewart
Stewart
Janesville Country Club
Becker
Times
Krueger
Beloit Pro
Red Radio
Sabres
Eighth Army
North Korea
Henry Buttlemann
Bayside
N. Y
James Jabara
Wichita
Kas
Jabara
Joseph McConnel Jr
Apple Valley
Cali
James K. Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Lookout Mountain
Roks New
Pukhan River
Rea
Alice IN
ROK
Sylvester
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