Braille Story Inspires Universalist Group Meeting
Universalist Aid members hear Rock City man C Schofield describe training for seeing eye dogs at a Morristown school and share life as a blind operator. His dog Patience, a German Shepherd, obeys swiftly as Mrs. MacMartin reports on rural China welfare. Brownies and leaders attend, luncheon follows.
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Howard E. Counsel
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Mmes
Edward C. Einbeck
John A. Becker
May L. Luchsinger
L. S. Wagner
Olive G. Wilmet
Three Local UW Students In Concert Sunday
University of Wisconsin will appear with the university men s and women s glee clubs tomorrow evening at 8 o clock in the Memorial Union. An ensemble of two French horns and two harps will accompany both groups Ada Dobbs is one of the hornists Edwin Andereck and Dan Courtney are members of the men s chorus.
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Memorial Union
Ada Dobbs
William L. Dobbs
17Th Street
Edwin Andereck
John E. Andereck
16Th Avenue
Dan E. Courtney
William A. Trickel
Milwaukee Probe Jury Calls Five Aldermen
Five Milwaukee aldermen were ordered to appear next week before the county grand jury probing misconduct by public officials. Three are on the common council license committee and their clerk must bring license records. Former Alderman Albert J. Krause resigned January 10 amid ties to the communalitie project and Krause’s city employment records were subpoenaed.
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Herbert W. Cornell
City Service Commission
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Department of Public Works
Defendant Awarded $3,000 in False Imprisonment Case
Lass Hotzel 23, formerly of Crivitz and now in Chicago, won $3,000 in damages from a circuit court for false imprisonment and humilities after an altercation on a Milwaukee Road train last year. Defendants cited are Leo Simmons dining car steward, Edward Schmitz conductor, and the Milwaukee Road. Hotzel struck Simmons and was arrested. later investigation deemed his action justifiable.
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Crivitz
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Club Fetes Miss Becker At Deininger Home
Mrs. Frank G. Deininger hosts O D D club in her 1120 25th avenue home for Miss Betty Becker daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert W Becker. Event for March 19 at St John s church with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating featured jonquil centerpiece and gifts from a luggage laden expressman. Honors in bridge went to Mrs LaVerne E Deal and Miss Marie Blum. other attendees included Mrs Becker and several named guests.
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Hose Zuercher
Frank G. Deininger
25Th Avenue
O.D.D. Club
Betty Becker
Herbert W.becker
15Th Avenue
Robert ‘Tine
Waukesha
Redding
St. John's Church
Paul C. Kehle
Jonquils
Becker
LaVerne E. Deal
Marie Blum
Mmes.Becker
Louis E. Buri
N. H. Durst
W. E. Coates
Juda
Anna Roth
Pre nuptial Shower Honors Local Couple
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Barbara Fritz and Daniel Wyss was hosted at 2401 Sth street last evening. The couple will wed next Friday, March 17. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stauffacher and several relatives with gifts and well wishes.
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War
Birthdays Honored For Juda Parish Daughters
Juda Times Special reports Mrs. Arnold Ruef hosted Friday afternoon birthday celebration for daughters Joyce age 10 and Gloria age 9. Guests included Jane LaBorde Shirley Brunner Shirley Frey Annette Albright Mary Brunkow Marilyn Bridge Sally Stettler Eileen Haman Elaine Andrews Beverly Skat tum Sharon Wiedman Donna Riese Beverly Starke Nancy Sawdey Beverly Friedrich Anthony Jones and Robert Ruef of Juda and Barbara Ruef of Monroe. Monticello Times Special notes Ruth Circle of Zwingli church will meet Thursday evening at the Parish house with co-hostesses Mrs. Jack Hoskins and Mrs. Leo Gempeler.
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Joyce
Gloria
Jane LaBorde
Shirely Brunner
Shirley Frey
Annette Albright
Mary Brunkow
Marilyn Bridge
Sally Stettler
Beverly Starke
Nancy Sawdey
Beverly Friedrich
Anthony Jones
Robert Ruef
Judo
Barbara Ruef
Monroe
Circle
Monticello
Ruth
Zwingli Church
Jack Hoskins
Leo Gempeler
Jefferson Jiffy Workers 4H Club Welcomes Five New Members
Five new members Tom Bell Joseph Jaeggi John Jaeggi Gerald Reed and Otto Erzinger joined the Jefferson Jiffy Workers 4H club at Twin Grove school on Thursday. Ruth Johnson outlined club goals while Marilyn Rutsch played piano and Kay Bartelt Barbara Rockey demonstrated school functions. Judith Seyler led group singing with Nancy Camron on piano. Refreshments were served by the Camrons and Jaeggis. Club director is Mrs. Robert Elmer. April 13 meeting is planned for Ball school.
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Jefferson Sire
Tom Bell
Joseph Jaeggi
John Jaeggi
Gerald Reed
Otto Erzinger
Jefferson Jiffy Workers
Twin Grove School
Ruth Johnson
Marilyn Rutsch
Kay Bartelt
Barbara Rockey
Judith Seyler
Nancy Camron
Camrons
Robert Elmer
Ball School
Two clubs elect officers in Clarno and Oakley meetings
Clarno Classy Clubbers elected Sharon Patterson as president James McGuire as vice president Donald Timm as secretary Loretta Kiechle as song leader Wayne Segner as recreation leader and Marian Hawthorne as reporter at a W G Timm home meeting The April 14 gathering will be at Michael McGuire's home The Oakley 4 H club elected Roy Figs as president Mildred Grenzow as vice president Shirley Kueng as secretary treasurer and Anita Fig as reporter
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Oakley
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Shirley Kueng
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Condemned Ohio Man Granted 60 Day Stay
Theodore R. McClure, 23, of Cleveland, convicted slayer, won an 11th hour 60 day reprieve from Governor Frank Lausche minutes before scheduled electrocution. The stay followed hours after the governor refused to intervene earlier. A so called court of last resort, including a doctor, detective, author and publisher, influenced the stay.
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Cleveland
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McCarthy in a Cold War Scrap Over Communist Infiltration
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy presses charges that communists infiltrated the state department. He vows to prove his claims as critics call him a cowardly liar. The Wisconsin Republican, a veteran of World War II, has kept his Irish temper in check during the hearings and works long hours to prepare.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Uniform Traffic Fine Setup Urged
A highway safety subcommittee will study local traffic fines to standardize them. Members named Friday include John Doerfer, Meridith C. Thompson, and Homer Bell. The panel discussed repeal of the hand signal law, with Assemblyman Hugh Harper favoring repeal. The group noted 300 of 449 high schools run driver training programs.
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John Doerfer
Public Service Commission
Meridith c. ‘Thompson
Highway Commission
Homer Bell
Motor Vehicle Department
Governor’s Committee of
R. C. Salisbury
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Hugh Harper
Mother and daughter die in West Bend crash
A mother Mrs. Ella Ley 56 and her mother Mrs. Minnie Vitz 83, both of Sheboygan, were killed Friday night when a large truck and an automobile collided on Highway 55 during a snowstorm. Mrs. Ley's husband, Rev. Herman Ley, was seriously injured along with Rev. Harold Ley 30, his wife Ethel 29, and their nine month old son Paul. An Indian summer note closes the item.
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Minnie Vitz
Sheboygan
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Leaders of 4-H Hold Normal School Sessions
Sieceu county 4-H club leaders and officers attended a pot luck dinner and annual business meeting in Green County normal school today. Plans for each department during the coming year were discussed. The group toured the Evening Times plant before dinner.
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Sieceu County
Green County Normal School
Evening Times
Albert Buri
Roy Figi
Anita Figi
Helen Stettler
Marilyn Ruch
Barbara
Evelyn Weiss
Evelyn Luchsinger
Maxine Miller
Iris Ladwig
Joyce
Janet’ Arnsmeier
Joanne Hazeltine
Mmes
Arthur Ladwig
Esther Larson
Harvey Andrews
Walter Stettler
Robert Elmer
Ralph Weiss
Voter turnout under 20 percent in Milwaukee primaries
Milwaukee county reported less than 20 percent of registered voters participating in last Tuesday's primary. The county election commission tallied a total vote of 83,690.
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Milwaukee County
County Election Commission
Chief's Marriage Worries Britain Chief Seretse Khama and White Queen Stir Empire
The romance of Seretse Khama, chief of Bechuanaland, and Ruth Williams, a London typist, provokes a constitutional crisis as Britain struggles over recognition. Churchill questions the handling while the Times notes the empire faces pressure from racial policy divisions, with South Africa reinforcing segregation.
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London
Seretse Khama
Bechuanaland
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Seretse
Africa
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Patrick Gordon-Walker
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London Times
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British Africa
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Lie Seeks UN Seat for Communist China
The U N secretary general Trygve Lie urged the United Nations to address China’s representation soon noting red China is entitled to U N membership by law and common sense. He warned seating Mao Zedong’s government would betray international law and urged patience amid calls for change.
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Lie
China
Mack seeks continued funding for Forest Products Lab
Rep. Mack of Washington urged full operation of the Forest Products Laboratory at Madison before a House appropriations subcommittee. He highlighted research on reducing wood to sugar for making alcohol molasses and feeding yeast. He cited Bellingham's pulp mill as a sugar alcohol producer and noted tests of wood sugar molasses at Washington State College. The forest industry view sees wood sugar as a potential solution to unmerchantable wood and waste.
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Forest Products Laboratory
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Pacific North- West
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Subcommittee On Agriculture
Bellingham
Wash
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Wisconsin Laboraory
Washington State College
Pullman
Rural Schools News From Albany to Monroe
The Jolly Searles Mothers group bought a record player for the school on Highway 59 between Albany and Monroe. Eugene Watlom has been absent from Searies school after a water heater stove exploded in his face. Caroline Vitale is named president of the Kelly School forum meeting every other Friday at Brooklyn township school with Richard Tourdot as vice president and Karen Johnson as secretary-treasurer. Quinn and Bill Dohmeyer are new pupils arriving from Tanesville.
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Mothers
Highway 59
Albany
Monroe
Eugene Watlom
Searies School
Caroline Vitale
Kelly School Forum
Brooklyn Township
Richard Tourdot
Karen Johnson
Quinn
Bill Dohmeyer
Tanesville
University of Wisconsin to host county finance study and sessions
The University of Wisconsin will hold the first annual institute on county administration procedures for county clerks deputies finance committee chairs and county officials on March 13 14. The event is requested by the county clerks association with about 80 registrants. Additional leadership training courses are planned in Kenosha Wausau Racine with sessions in LaCrosse Wausau and Appleton focused on vacations and workshop discussions.
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Appleton
Swim Meet Attended by Retzlaffs in Naperville District Event
Rev and Mrs Peter Retzlaff and Robert attended a district swim meet in Naperville Illinois last weekend. Their son Pel swam for a team with participants from Wesley Augustana Lutheran and North Central colleges.
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Robert
Naperville
Pel
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North Sentral
Milwaukee farmer cites DP fraud in admitting displaced workers
A Wisconsin dairy farmer reports that displaced persons are gaining entry by claiming farming skills they do not possess. Louis Koelsch of Hales Corners and the county farm bureau alerted Wisconsin congressional leaders after a Czech family sponsored by Koelsch arrived Feb 2, worked briefly, then left March 6 for oil drilling work. The man claimed large past earnings in Germany and referenced household items and a car before leaving. Berlin plans an April 4 referendum on a $250000 municipal auditorium gymnasium bonds issue.
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Louis Oelsch
Hales 'Corners
County Farm Bureau
Wisconsin
Germany
Koelsch
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