Monroe Earns Tourney Berth With Darlington
Monroe faces Darlington at 8 30 p m in the sub regional third round aiming for a spot in the Richland Center regional finals. The Cheesemakers beat Mineral Point 86 66 as Stevenson sank a last second basket to lift Darlington past Dodgeville 54 53. The Platteville tournament began but blizzards postponed action. Monroe and Dodgeville had byes and advanced Saturday with strong performances from Grams Stauffacher Carter Dannerbeck and Muenich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin E. Tessneer
Monroe
Darlington
Richland Center
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Gene Stevenson
Platteville
Badger
Wisconsin
Stevenson
Redbirds
Dave Grams
Dave Stauffacher
Bill Carter
Pete Dannerbeck
New Platteville
Grams
Stauffacher
Carter
Dick Muenich
Dannerbeck
Burglars Enter Juda High School
Burglars broke into Juda High School early Saturday prying doors and rifling desks. Sheriff A Charles Howe reported about 12 dollars missing after entry through a window in the agricultural shop. County deputy Roy Vetterli assisted in the investigation.
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Juda High School
A. Charles Howe
Howe
Roy Vetterli
Sheriff’s Department
Strike Parley Planned As Milwaukee Plant Talks Continue
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co and the United Auto Workers planned another meeting today to try to end the strike of 14,000 workers that began February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
United Auto Workers Union
Glarners Narrowly Lose District Final Bid
The New Glerys Glarners lost to Cuba City 69 to 67 in a thriller at New Glarus gym. Cuba City advances to face Oregon in the district finals tonight, with Oregon defeating South Wayne 77 to 50 for a finals berth. Ed Smith and Dick Titus each scored 21 for Cuba City and Oregon's leading scorer was also 21.
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New Glerys Glarners
Gallart
Cuba City
Oregon
Glarus
Janesville
South Wayne
New Glarus
Glarers
Brodhead
al Hana
New G
Glarners
Dave Hendricks
Ed Smith
Dick Titus
Jerry Schliem
Wally Wegener
Monticello
Argyle
Shullsburg
Harlan Coal Strike Demonstration Brief
In Harlan Kentucky a United Mine Workers strike began as miners showed strength briefly. A caravan of 100 men in 34 cars traveled from Evarts then returned and dispersed after the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
United Mine Workers Union
Harlan County
Evarts
Dave Grams Earns Unanimous All-League Honor
Dave Grams a 6 foot Monroe high junior forward received a unanimous ballot as first team all conference. Other first team selections include Mike Cloutier Ken Ganser Denny Howe Duane Busch. Second team features Roger Bottlemy John Atkinson Charles Carrier Sid Frame Larry Staffon. Honorable mentions list several players including Jim Beske Dick Smith Don Center Bill Carter Dave Stauffacher Don Thompson Tom Hotter Pete Dannerbeck Dick Muenich Dan Endl. Grams previously earned the same unanimous honor last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Grams
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
Mike Cloutier
Monona Grove
Ken Ganser
Jefferson
Denny Howe
Duane Busch
Stoughton
Roger Bottlemy
Ft. Atkinson
John Atkinson
Charles Carrier
Edgerton
Sid Frame
Larry Staffon
Middleton
Jim Beske
Dick Smith
Don Center
Wisconsin High
Bill Carter
Dave Stauffacher
Don Thompson
Tom Hotter
Pete Dannerbeck
Dick Muenich
Dan Endl
Grams
Christ J Klarer Dies Here at 74 in Monroe
Christ J Klarer 74 of 2004 14th street died 8 30 p m Saturday at White Haven nursing home after a year as patient. Born in Canton Appenzell Switzerland April 19 1884 he married Katherine Fegble in Southey Saskatchewan in 1918. Survivors include his wife six children two brothers two sisters and 17 grandchildren. Rosary tonight at Stuessy funeral home. funeral tomorrow at 9 a m and 9 30 a m at St Victor's church with burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Christ J. Klarer
14Th Street
White Haven
Canton Appenzell
Switzerland
Christian
Theresa Signer Klarer
Mr. Klarer
Canada
Southey
Saskatchewan
Katherine Fegble
Palmyra
Monroe
Klarer
Marvin Kammer
Madison
Frank
Emil
John
Albany
N. Y
James Jurel
Delmar
Calif
Neil Neumann
Marion
Albert
William
Theresa
Franz Etter
St. Victor’s
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Edith Lubbers Killed by Auto in Orangeville
Miss Edith Loreen Lubbers, 60, manager of the Orangeville telephone exchange, was killed when struck by a car at 7:10 p.m. She walked on the street due to snow. Driver Leland Leventure, 21, of rural Orangeville, is jailed in Freeport on reckless homicide charges. bond set at $2,000. An inquest will be held. Burial in Freeport. Services at Zion EUB church.
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Orangeville
Edith Loreen Lubbers
Justice Court
Freeport
Leverton
Stevenson County
Lubbers
Exchange For the Northwestern Telephone Co
Burinton-Cramer
Copper Rally Lifts Market While Oils Show Mixed Tone
In New York mixed stock movement arises as copper shares rise and oils retreat. Trading stays active with many stocks up or down fractions to around a point. Anaconda gains about 3, Magna near 4, Phelps Dodge and International Nickel up over a point, Kennecott up 2. DuPont adds six to lift the industrial average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda
Magna
Phelps Dodge
International Nickel
Kennecott
du Pont
Two More Snows Predicted After Recent Blizzard
Amateur forecaster Leo M. Ties of Brodhead expects two more snowfalls before winter ends, tallying 36 total with hope they are not heavy. City crews plowed streets and opened sewers as runoff arrived, while county and state highways resume service and many townships rely on own plows.
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Leo M. Ties
Brodhead
Ties
Jack Erb
City
H. Eugene Segner
Jordan Township
Dance Hall Roof Collapses Amid Anniversary Celebration
In Cascade Wisconsin a dance hall roof loaded with over three feet of snow collapsed seconds after 150 guests attending a wedding anniversary celebration evacuated. No injuries were reported. Guest Joseph Kaschak of Milwaukee described a brief warning as two firring strips fell to the floor just as Mr and Mrs Otto Koepke prepared to cut their 50th anniversary cake.
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Cascade
Wis
Joseph Kaschak
Milwaukee
Otto Koepke
Hineham
Iraqi Rebels Move On Bagdad as Kassem Regime Fights
Iraqi nationalist rebels claim their army advances on Baghdad to crush Premier Abdel Karim Kassem's Communist influenced government. Kassem's warplanes bomb Mosul, while Col Abdel Wahab Shawaf leads the revolt from the north. Radio stations clash as propaganda masks internal divisions and warnings of foreign intervention surface.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Baghdad
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
Mosul
Abdel Wahab Shawaf
Radio
U.A.R
Nasser
Faisal
Radio Baghdad
Shawaf
Democrats Oppose Sales Tax in Wisconsin Party Panel
The state administrative committee of the Democratic Party adopted a statement opposing a sales tax during a stormy Sunday meeting. Leaders also considered eight district chairmen endorsing a Supreme Court candidate and showed mixed support for Senator Proxmire’s critique of Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson. A tie breaking vote by State Chairman Patrick Lucey approved the sales tax stance.
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Milwaukee
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Proxmire
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin Supreme Court race expected light turnout
Wisconsin voters went to polls statewide with little interest in the judicial race. Eight candidates, including Justice E Harold Hallows, contended for the ten year, 17500 salary post. Monroe saw unusually low turnout and a 44 drop in registered voters to 4193, with polls at Turner Hall open 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Taverns to close during balloting.
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Wisconsin
Supreme Court
E. Harold Hallows
Judicial Pri
Maries
Monroe
Freda Bray
Turner Hall
Eight candidates vie in Wisconsin State Supreme Court primary
Eight candidates appear on the ballot including Christ Alexopoulos of Milwaukee, Bruno Bitker, William Clark, Willis Donley, Harry Halloway, E Harold Hallows the incumbent, Stewart Honeck formerly attorney general, and John Krueger. Each profiles as Milwaukee area lawyers with varied prior offices and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Christ Alexopoulos
Milwaukee
Bruno V. Bitker
Bitker-Gerner Apparel
William S. Clark
Milwaukee County
Register of Deeds
Willis E. Donley
Menomonee
Moose Vurganization
Harry Halloway
Whitefish Bay
Reformatory
E. Harold Hallows
Marquette
Stewart G. Honeck
Madison
Wisconsin
John E. Krueger
Milwaukee Board of Education
State Senate
Proxmire Attacks Johnson Over Senate Role
Senator William Proxmire denounced Senate leadership under Lyndon Johnson for short circuiting Senate functions by settling issues off the floor He urged Democratic colleagues to take a larger role in shaping party programs and policies He urged voters to know whom they hold responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Proxmire
Democratic Senate
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Proxmire
Man Slain in Driveway Shooting in Tampa
Bennie Lazzara, 51, a prominent produce dealer, was killed by a single shotgun blast as he stepped from a car in the driveway of his Tampa home. He died shortly after midnight from brain and heart wounds.
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Tampa
Fla
Bennie Lazzara
Macmillan Reports From Paris on Western Policy
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan begins a swing through allied capitals to align a common Western policy for talks with the Soviet Union. In Paris he says Moscow seeks Berlin negotiations and stresses unity despite Western-Soviet differences. He will brief Eisenhower in Washington after meeting Adenauer and Khrushchev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Macmillan
Berlin
Germany
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Socialist Party
Erich Ollenhauer
West Berlin
Ollenhauer
Ollenhauver
West Germany
Moscow
London
Bonn
Adenauer
Washington
Eisenhower
Antique Auto Group Plans Tour May 15 17
Willard Gould and E L Mc Elroy officers of the Illinois Ae tion Antique Automobile Club were in town from Chicago for a prelim survey of the spring tour set for May 15 to 17. The plan routes Chicago to Madison May 15 then Madison to Mineral Point for lunch May 16 and on to Freeport for a rally. Gould led last fall's Fall Foliage Tour and McElroy is this year's activities director.
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Antique Auto Group
Willard Gould
E. L. McElroy
Illinois Aetion
Antique Automobile Club
Chicago
Madison
Mineral Point
Freeport
Gould
McElroy
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Jaycette
Robert H. Dearth
Merlin J. Olson
Iraq
Vicki Phillips
Ralph O. Phillips
Eugene Weaver
Edith Lubbers
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Illinois
Stock Mart
Dulles
Walter Reed Hospital
Johnson
de Gaulle
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