Gore Ride To Give Kelley More Data
Baraboo District Attorney Harlan Kelley says Sauk County treasurer Carl Lachmund will provide more club records as part of the investigation into the Joe Must Go Club finances. Lachmund to supply canceled checks by July 6. no new charges or warrants anticipated this week.
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Baraboo
Harlan Kelley
Sauk County
Sen
McCethy
Kelley
Carl Lachmund
Robert Freidel
Justice of the Peace
John Terbilcox
Lachmund
Freidel
Sauk City
Milwaukee
Monticello Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs O D Curtis reports a busy weekend of calls and visits across Freeport Monroe Madison and New Glarus. Notable gatherings include the Alice in Dairyland dinner in Monroe and belated birthday supper for Mrs Hoesly. Families from Darlington Pittsburgh Baltimore and Okee Lake joined relatives at cottages and Sunday meetups.
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Henry J. Elmer
E. A. Miller
Freeport
Willard Bender
L. R. Pease
Alice In Dairyland
Monroe
Kappa Delta
LyAnne Fleming
Ramona Brunner
Albert Knobel
Josh Hoesly
New Glarus
James Dooley
Hoesly
Donald Knobel
Darlington
Frank McQuillam
H. A. Becker
Beckers
Clarence Elmer Jr
Madison
Harry Washburn
Okee Lake
Adam Schuler
Donald
Ralph
Beth Ann
Ruth Ann Hicks
Escher Cottage
W. H. Wittner
Jerry
Kathyrn
Paul Veenie
Mmes
Richard Smith
Roy Bissig
Robert Wittner
Matt Bissig
John Wittenwyler
Joan Smith
John Blatt
Centralia
Wash
Fred Stuer
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Bertha Keller
J. M. Harden
Lake
Wisconsin
Unhappy Alligator Alarms Milwaukee Police and City
Milwaukee police confronted a Florida mailed alligator believed to be six feet long but measured 19 inches after a resident reported it on the South Side. Patrolmen Kesich and Pritzlaff used a rope and flashlights before a neighbor claimed the animal and vowed to send it to the zoo.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Police Department
Florida
John Kesich
Norbert Pritzlaff
Kesich
Feature Film Planned For Kiwanis Meeting
The Monroe Kiwanis Club will show its first feature film of the season at tomorrow's noon meeting at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. The American Cowboy portrays an average cowboy's life in 1954.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
De Pere Keeps School Splitup
De Pere votes 1 266 to 750 to keep east and west bank school districts separate from the city system. The split stems from two districts under different authorities with De Pere and West De Pere maintaining distinct governance despite a shared river setting.
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DE Pere
Fox River
West Bank
East Bank
Brown County
U. S
West de Pere
Fall Kills Lineman in Milwaukee Utility Pole Incident
A utility pole collapsed at ground level in Milwaukee on Tuesday killing Electric Co. lineman Peter Malak, 38, who was at the top of a 25 foot pole attempting to remove a crossbar. The medical examiner cited the cause as the pole snapping beneath ground level.
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Milwaukee
Electric Co
Peter Malak
AEC Verdict Ends Oppenheimer Security Case
James Marlow reports the AEC ruling that J Robert Oppenheimer is a security risk unfit to hold vital secrets. The five member panel found defects in character and postwar associations with Communists outweigh trust, despite no evidence of disclosed secrets.
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James Marlow
Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Opnenheimer
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
Strauss
AEC
Haakon Chevalier
Chevalier
Henry D. Smyth
Smyth
Dr. Oppenheimer
Texas Woman Named As New NEA President
New York report notes Miss Waurine Walker of Austin Texas was nominated without opposition to become president of the National Education Association. She serves as director of teacher relations and certification for the Texas Education Agency and is currently first vice president and a board member of the NEA.
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New York
Waurine Walker
Austin
Tex
National Education Association
NEA chooses successors for president and first vice president
The directors and executive committee nominate to replace William A. Early of Savannah Georgia as NEA president and J Lester Buford of Mt Vernon Illinois to succeed Miss Walker as first vice president, with Buford running unopposed.
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William A. Early
Savannah, Ga
NEA
J. Lester Buford
Mt. Vernon, Ill
Miss Walker
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Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Zoo
Kiwanis Meeting
Rottlers
Stockton
Illinois
Stockton Lions Club
Steelcote
Donny & Pfund
E & Air
Findley
Ohio
FOO Hill Care Battery Seal
Gr. & Exchange
Taeral
Ford
Roy Blue
Spe
Texas
of Directors and Executive Committee
W. M. Gerhart, D. C
Benkett Bidg. Monroe
Monroe Gas Division
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric CO
Ne. Sens
Blumer’s
Toni
Prom
Bobby
Rubenstein
New Brace
Max Factor
Tish
Monroe Wis Te A Aye
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