Monroe cagers honored on all conference first team
Monroe high school cagers Robert Anderegg and Herbert Ableman earned all Badger Conference first team honors. Lake Mills forward Dave Deans and Wisconsin High guard Jim Schneiders led the other guard spots with Diegnan of Edgerton at guard. Monroe’s James Menehan made the second team while Peter Johnson received honorable mention.
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Monroe
Robert Anderegg
Herbert Ableman
Anderegg
Ableman
Dave Deans
Lake Mills
Schneiders
Diegnan
Jim Schneiders
Wisconsin High Star
Marty Diegnan
Edgerton
James Menehan
Paul Olson
Eve Donald Hoverson
Stoughton
Ed Sandvold
Ft. Atkinson
Jack Anderson
Edger
David Wondrow
Milwaukee South
Salem Central
Peter Johnson
Monroe Special Spring Primary Reduces Field of Judges
More than 700 votes cast in Monroe by 12 30 p m with 732 ballots in four wards plus 200 absentee ballots. Judge candidates are incumbent Marshall L Peterson Louis A Koenig and John P Derning Brodhead. Top two move to April 5 general election. Polls close at 5 30 p m in Monroe and 7 p m in Brodhead.
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Monroe
Turner Hall
Marshall L. Peterson
Louis A. Koenig
John P. Derning
Brodhead
First Ward
Roy Burmeister
Second Ward
Paul Snowden
Third Ward
J. Wesley Engles
Fourth Ward
Pauline Schwarzenberger
Radio Operators Will Meet Here In Monroe April 30
An annual gathering of amateur radio operators from Wisconsin and northern Illinois will take place in Monroe on April 30. Monroe Area Radio Club president Donald C. Topp heads arrangements for the Turner Hall event starting at noon with a 6 p.m. banquet. Plans include speakers, radio displays, guided transmitting stations, hidden transmitter hunts with prizes, and a tour of Oaktron Industries. John Schild leads entertainment. Topp, Andrew Erickson, and others handle prizes and invitations.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Monroe
Donald C. Topp
Turner Hall
Oaktron Industries
Topp
John Schild
Andrew Erickson
James Burrington
Robert Schmid
Dust Cloud From Atom Test Drifts East of Las Vegas
Wind blown remnants from the year's largest atomic blast drift across the nation as AEC monitors track two cloud parts. One section moves east while another crosses central California into the Pacific. Officials say neither cloud is dangerous. Plans proceed for another test at Yucca Flat 75 miles northwest of Las Vegas. the next explosion will be smaller.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
California
Pacific
AEC
Yucca Flat Proving Ground
President Eisenhower Delays Schedule With Cold Illness
President Eisenhower paused his activities due to slight cold symptoms and later resumed most engagements. First Lady Mrs. Eisenhower is reported to have influenza. White House canceled morning meetings but he returned to his desk by 11:25 a.m. The physician noted no fever, calling it precautionary congestion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Synder
Synder
Snyder
Rev. Stanley Roederer Dies in Indiana Car Train Crash
Relatives report the death of Rev. Stanley C. Roederer 28 of Nappanee Ind after his car skidded on ice and was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Nappanee at 10 45 p m He was pastor of Island Chapel EUB church Milford Ind and was returning from a church meeting He was survived by his wife Susan Rae Gage and other relatives in Kentucky and Indiana The accident left the auto demolished and dragged 125 feet by the train.
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Stanley C. Roederer
Nappanee
Ind
Indiana
Roederer
John R. Gage
South Wayne
Arlie G. Mitchell
Monroe
Island Chapel Eub Church
Milford
Elkhart County
Baltimore and Ohio
Boerderer
Susan Rae Gage
First Methodist Church
Naperville
Daniel E. Roerderer
Louisville, Ky
Rev. Roerderer
North Central College
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Roosevelt College
Northwestern University
Gage
Fire Won’t Cancel Eagles Convention in Milwaukee
Despite a half million dollar fire on the third floor of Milwaukee’s Eagles Club officials said the national Eagles convention may be held as scheduled in July. District Judge Robert W. Hansen, a national trustee, said the Eagles are hopeful to proceed. The national bowling tournament, set to start April 2, has also been approved.
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Milwaukee
Eagles Club
Robert W. Hansen
Eagles
Publisher Mrs. Shaw Dies at 84 in Florida
Mrs Mable S Shaw 84 publisher of the Dixon Evening Telegraph and president of B F Shaw Printing Co died Monday in a West Palm Beach Florida hospital She led a six daily newspaper group in Illinois and Iowa and had suffered a January stroke She is survived by three sons George Benjamin and Robert and was buried in Dixon Funeral services set for Friday at 1 30 p m and 2 p m at St Luke s Episcopal Church in Dixon
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Dixon, Ill
Mable S. Shaw
Dixon Evening Telegraph
B. F. Shaw Printing Co
West Palm Beach
Fla
Shaw Printing Co
Illinois
Iowa
George Shaw
Evening Telegraph
Benjamin T
Robert
Newton
Daily News
Webster City
Daily Freeman-Journal
Creston
News-Advertiser
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Dixon
Communists End War With Germany in Vienna
In a historic move echoing Moscow, Communist authorities in Vienna announce the formal end of the state of war with Germany. The breakthrough follows broader East European alignment after years of hostilities.
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Vienna
Romania
Russia
Germany
House committee votes to end flexible farm program
The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill by 23 to 11 to mandate 90 percent parity price supports for major crops and restore rigid levels. It would raise dairy minimum to 80 percent, add a two price plan referendum for wheat, extended Brucellosis program, and fund dairy indemnity at up to 15 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
House
Senate
Stock Prices Slide In Market Wide Selling Wave
New York stocks fell as moderate selling pushed prices down across the board. Aircraft shares led losses with the steepest declines while overall activity remained soft through the trading day.
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New York
Galbraith Warns U S of Possible Boom Bust Crash Threat
Harvard economist John K. Galbraith told the Senate banking committee that the United States may be entering a boom bust cycle that could mirror 1929. He urged readiness to curb credit buying and stock market excess while noting safeguards exist and warning the speculative frenzy remains a problem.
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Washington
John K. Galbraith
Harvard Economist
United States
Galbraith
Senate Banking Committee
Wall Street
Harold E. Wood
St. Paul, Minn
National
Nugent Cleared by Court Martial Returns to Army Duty
Major Am brose H Nugent, held as a POW for 38 months in Korea, is acquitted on nine specifications after a seven week trial. The verdict ends a historic case with seven Korean veteran colonels on the court. Nugent, 45, pledged to resume his Army career after a brief personal leave and dental care.
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FT. Sinl
Okla
Ambrose H. Nugent
Field Artillery
U. S
Nugent
Merrill
Wisconsin National Guard
Rimental
No. 12
Hugh Nugent
United States
Water Board set to discuss fluoridation vote status
The Water Board meets tonight at City Hall to decide if the April 5 fluoridation referendum is advisory or directive. Board president Robert L. Rote and members John A. Becker Alfred Henning Jr. George Mauerman and Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie will weigh the issue amid a protest letter from the Committee Against Fluoridation led by Mrs. Ted Rahberger demanding a formal referendum form and written explanation.
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Water Board
City Hall
Robert L. Rote
Rote
John A. Becker
Alfred Henning Jr
George Mauerman
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Dunwiddie
Committee Against
Ted Rahberger
Arthur C. Benkett
E. C. Hamilton
Hulburt Named Fluoridation Committee Chairman
Richard F. Hulburt has been named chairman of the Citizens Committee in Favor of Fluoridation for Monroe. Mrs. R John Grode serves as secretary. The group promotes a referendum to fluoridate Monroe's municipal water supply.
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Richard F. Hulburt
Citizens Committee
Monroe
R. John Grode
Police Probe Enlightens Reports Of Molestation Attempts
Police Chief J. H. Schwaiger announced an investigation into several recent reports of unknown persons trying to lure young girls into cars. He warned children to refuse gifts or rides and urged parents to report any such incidents immediately to aid police in the inquiry.
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J. H. Schwaiger
Schwaiger
Milwaukee Fluoridation Ruling Upheld By State Supreme Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed Milwaukee’s right to fluoridate its public water. The decision rejected Edward J. Francek and six others challenging the city council action and upheld the lower court’s denial of a restraining order. Justice Fairchild wrote the ruling, noting municipal authority to promote public health.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
High Court
Edward J. Francek
Supreme Court
Ronald J. Dreschsler
Francek
Fairchild
Thirteen Monroe Students Win At Forensic Elimination
Thirteen Monroe high school students won at the forensic eliminations held yesterday and advance to the league contest at Middleton on Thursday. A ratings at Middleton lead to the district contest at Ft Atkinson on April 2. Winners and topics span four minute speeches to original and non original orations with students such as Carole Meier Nancy Wagner Carol Ridnour Marilyn Kubly Judith Field Mary Anderson Eugene Wagner Roger Stauffacher Jo Anne Block Roger Plate and others.
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Monroe
Middleton
Badger Conference
Ft. Atkinson
Carole Meier
Formosa
Nancy Wagner
Carol Ridnour
America
Gayleen Steensrud
Marilyn Kubly
Carol Cunningham
Judith Field
Shirley Montgomery
Mary Anderson
Eugene Wagner
Roger Stauffacher
Jo Anne Block
Roger Plate
Wisconsin Cheese Market Shows Steady Demand and Ample Supply
Wisconsin dairy markets report steady demand for American cheese with ample to more than ample offerings. Selling prices vary by product with 40 pound blocks and cheddar varieties listed and moisture basis cited. no drastic price shifts indicated.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Briton Seeks Troop Withdrawal to Aid Peace
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged Chiang Kai-shek to withdraw Nationalist forces from coastal Chinese islands and praised U S and Chinese Communist restraint in Formosa, while noting no cease-fire condition yet exists and urging continued nonforceful diplomacy.
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London
Anthony Eden
Chiang Kai-shek
China
House of Commons
Bangkok
U. S
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Eden
United States
Formosa
Heiping
Angry Nationalists Defend Matsus Amid Evacuation Rumors
Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists in Formosa pledge to defend the Matsu Islands and Quemoy with or without American support. Reports of possible evacuation spark anger, as official sources say Matsu garrison is being trebled to about 5,000 men.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Matsu Islands
Foochow
Matsus
Formosa Strait
Tachens
Nanchishan
Quemoy
Matsu
Injections Begin In City Tomorrow
The first of three clinics for whooping cough diphtheria and tetanus will be held tomorrow from 9 to 11 a m at the Monroe high school auditorium. Miss June Grammes the school nurse announced with local doctors and volunteers assisting.
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Monroe
June Grammes
Grammes
Ruth Chase
Mmes
J. Leo Norton
William S. Preston
Paul W. Neubauer
PTA
Roy F. Peter
John H. Chambers
East School
Harold I. Moe
William T. Wedesky
South
Robert J. Goecks
Glen Schreier
Lincoln
Lawrence H. Moth
Theodore J. Burgy Jr
North
Grommes
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Monroe Cagers
Cheesemakers
Salem Central Gymnasium
Salem
T. R. Holyoke
Cheesemen
Kenosha
Cassville
Lake Geneva
Holyoke
A. H. Erickson
Erickson
Evening Times
Monroe High School
Janesville
Beloit
Michael R. Hyland
Howard J. Lundy
Stewart F. Kingston
Everett Janke
Frank M. Haren
Uno H. Miller
Clarence O. Mahlberg
Herbert T. Summeril
Hollis J. Elmer
Fred M. Williams
William H. Hogan
William E. Amstutz
Walter J. Hammer
Ward
Arthur R. Spoerry Jr
Henry A. Burgy
E. M. Deininger
Ralph A. Lindsay
Harold A. Wagner
Victor Teehan
Myron I. Stair
Ray Stuart
Ida E Casanova
Fred P. Good
Ivan N. Walker
Sam A. Rubi
Rev. Roederer
Fire
Mrs. Shaw
Chiang
Economist
U.S
Rev. Hulburt
Fluoridation
Peiping
Bulletin
Tachen
Nanchi Islands
Pescadores
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