Witness Denies Payoff to Boss in Rackets Inquiry
Stanley G. Terry of Portland testified before the Senate gangland inquiry that he could have seen Frank Brewster in 1955 but did not go for that purpose. He denied altering any Coin Machine Men of Oregon minutes while confirming Hy Goldbaum arranged a meeting. The hearing probed ties between West Coast Teamsters officials and underworld figures to control vice in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stanley G. Terry
Portland
Frank Brewster
Teamsters Union
West Coast
Terry
Brewster
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Hy Goldbaum
Seattle
John Sweeney
Oregon Teamsters
Teamsters
McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Coin Machine Men of
Oregon
James B. Elkins
Elkins
Acme Amusement Co
Clyde Crosby
Teamsters Oregon
Kennedy
Acme
Cheddar Values Firm In Green Bay Trading
Cheese values held steady on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange with final cheddars sold at 33 1/3 cents. Eleven cars of cheddars brought 33 1/3 cents, five cars sold at the same price. two cars junior grade cheddars and five cars 40 pound blocks were bid but not filled. Trading tone remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Treason Charge Hailed At Gen Pal Maleter In Budapest
Budapest radio accusing Gen Pal Maleter, imprisoned hero of the Hungarian revolution, of treason in a Communist controlled broadcast as Vienna calls him a traitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Budapest
Pal Maleter
Monroe Cheesemakers Triumph In Regional Opener
Monroe defeats Madison Central 93 to 67 to earn another round in the Stoughton regional tournament. Dave Fahs 24 and Jerry Muenich 23 pace the Cheesemakers as four locals hit double figures. They next face host Stoughton Vikings after Stoughton beat Evansville 60 to 48 in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Menehan
Stoughton
Menehan
Cheesemakers
Madison Central
Dave Fahs
al Smith
Russ Allen
Wayne Bahn
Monroe
Chuck Muehlemann
Jerry Muenich
Evansville
Monroe Cheesemakers
Lee Mitchell
Stoughton Vikings
Muenich
Paul Lamboley
Dave Grams
Don Witt
Bill Lovelace
Central
Cheesemaker
Fahs
Badger
Bahn
Lamboley
Tom Weier
Ed Wing
Industrials Lift Sluggish Market In Early Trading
New York shares edged higher as industrials led a gains broadening with small advances in aircraft, oil, steel and nonferrous metals. The market showed limited gains with stocks up fractions to about a point overall.
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New York
Monroe Turners Preview 19th Annual Exhibition at Turner Hall
The Monroe Turn and Schwing Club hosts the 19th annual exhibition at Turner hall on March 15 starting 8 15 p m. The program features men women and juniors in gymnastics and precision events with musical intermissions. Roy Vetterli and his German band will provide dance music after the show. Ernest Ammon reports at least 150 gymnasts are expected as Monroe aims for top honors at the national turnfest in Monroe June 28 29 and 30.
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Monroe Area
Monroe Turn and Schwing Club
Turner Hall
Roy Vetterli
Monroe
Turner Hall Club
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Turners
Ernest Ammon
Lindbergh Kidnapping 25 Years Later Recalled In NJ
A 25 year remembrance recalls Charles A Lindbergh Jr missing from his crib in 1932. The nation’s case was long linked to Bruno Hauptmann, with H Norman Schwarzkopf noting no new evidence has emerged. Hoffmann, governor, intervened briefly seeking a full solution. Linberghs had moved to New Jersey’s Sourland Mountains. ransom paid via Dr Condon in a Bronx cemetery. lead clues included a ladder piece and chisel found at the scene.
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Samuel G. Blackman
Hopewell
N.J
Charles A. Lindberg Jr
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Bronx
Harold H. Hoffman
Hoffman
Trenton
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Sourland Mountains
Anne Morrow
Charles Jr
Mrs. Ee
Engle
Lindberghs
John F
Jassie) Condon
Dr. Condon
Virginia Capes
Tomah Man Falls From Area Bridge
Joseph Farmer, 35, of Tomah, injured when he fell 20 feet from a pier through ice on the Pecatonica River while working on the lattice bridge south of Browntown. He suffered a right arm fracture, a head bump, and leg contusions after tumbling through steel and ice and crawled to safety with a ladder. The lattice bridge had collapsed in September 1955 after a car allegedly struck it.
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Joseph Farmer
Tomah
Pecatonica
Browntown
Farmer
Farmer Bros. Contractors
Wagner to Run Again for New York Mayor
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announces he will seek a second term in November and will not pursue any other office. The 46 year old stated at a news conference that he would serve the full four year term if re elected.
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Wagner
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy says defeat of Middle East resolution would embarrassment
Senator Kennedy argues against stripping presidential spending authority in the Middle East crisis warning that defeating the measure would embarrass President Eisenhower, dismay allied nations, and undermine U S warnings to the Soviets. He joins four other Democrats in opposing the substitute that would limit aid and insist on readiness to use troops to aid Middle East nations. Dulles opposes the substitute and stresses aid would not finance Egypt's dam or become a broad spending program despite critics.
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Washington
Sen. Kennedy
D-Mass
Middle East
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Church
Idaho
Carroll
Cole
Sparkman
Ala
Symington
Dulles
Senate
Russell
Byrd
Stennis
Miss
Anderson
Economic Assistance Authority
Egypt
United States
Britain
Nile River
Russia
Congress
Officials Dedicate Monroe Police Range Basement Facility
Monroe officials dedicate the new police pistol range in the Commercial and Savings Bank basement with a demonstration firing. Mayor Dunwiddie and D. A. Crandall praise contributors including the Commercial Bank Alvin F. Rote Co. and Henry S. Hefty. A special trophy from The Monroe Evening Times will be awarded to the department.
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Monroe
Commercial and Savings Bank
D. A. Crandall
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
The
Commercial Bank
Alvin F. Rote Co
Henry S. Hefty
Dwight Coplien
Crandall
Monroe Evening Times
City Council
Police and Fire Commission
Nixon Hailed By Morocco Amid Welcome In Rabat
Vice President Nixon greeted by about 200000 Moroccans in Rabat during his eight nation African goodwill tour. He stopped to shake hands along a 10 mile parade route as crowds cheered in Arabic French and English. U.S. interests face renegotiation over five multimillion dollar air bases dating from French rule.
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Rabat
Morocco
Nixon
Sale-Rabat
America
Secret Service
United States
Assembly balks at parent liability bill in Wisconsin
Wisconsin lawmakers debated a bill to hold parents financially liable for up to 100 in damages by their children and sent it back to committee with an exemption for children in state custody. Other measures included raising female marriage age to 18 with court oversight and a skeleton session push for open records and public official accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Assemblyman
Fricker
Milwaukee
Greco
Molinaro
Kenosha
Sokolowski
Leonard
Senate
Democrats
Sens
Maier
March Weather Brings Lamblike Day Then Snow Likely
March came into Monroe with clear skies and above freezing temperatures but clouds and wind foretell colder weather. Night lows will dip to 15 to 20 followed by highs in the low 20s tomorrow. Wisconsin highways are reported clear and safe for winter driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mercury
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
India Challenges U S Move on Israel Gaza Withdrawal
India’s V K Krishna Menon criticized the U N plan to use forces only to supervise the Israeli pullback from Gaza and Aqaba. Israel expected to announce full troop withdrawal behind 1949 lines, with U N forces possibly remaining to supervise.
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United Nations
N. Y
Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Golda Meir
General Assembly
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
United States
Menon
U. N
Aqaba
Egypt
Sharm el Sheikh
France
Gaza
Cairo
Juda Postmistress Glen Dunwiddie Retires After 37 Years
Juda's postmistress Mrs Glen Dunwiddie retires after 37 years of service. Paul Matzke becomes acting postmaster. his wife Hazel Falk is the daughter of Clarence Falk of Monroe. The town's postal operations have evolved from train mail to Star Route service and a single 77 mile rural route. The Juda postmaster is currently the sole full time postal employee in Juda.
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Glen Dunwiddie
Juda
Paul Matzke
Hazel Falk
Clarence Falk
Monroe
Matzkes
Dunwiddie
Miller’s General Store
Lahr
Sam Walter
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Vikings
Turners
U.N
Lindberg
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