Monroe Draws LaCrosse Logan In Opening Game
Monroe will face LaCrosse Logan in the La Crosse sectional opening game after beating Prairie du Chien 82 62 to win the Richland Center regional. Grams 24 Stauffacher 23 paced Monroe while Shinko 22 led Prairie du Chien before leaving with an injury.
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Monroe
Logan
Prairie du Chien
LaCrosse Logan
Richland Center
Dodgeville
Blackhawk
Ron Shinko
Dave Grams
Dave Stauffacher
Grams
Tom Cox
Shinko
Blackhawt
Bruce Kieser
Carroll Paulson
Ed Pellock
Kieser
Paulson
Dick Muenich
Stauffacher
Pete Dannerbeck
Cheesemakers
Dannerbeck
Cox
Lee Mitchell
Dan Bauer
Bill Carter
Jim Roethe
Jim Lovelace
Gene Vincent
Bill Mauerman
Colin Brennan
Clayton Jackson
Times
Local Balloting Was Expensive in Green County Election
Green County held a judicial election with only 828 ballots cast. Incumbent Justice E Harold Hallows and Stewart G Honeck led, while seven other candidates totaled modest numbers. Polling costs and per ballot expense spiked, with Adams Township and several others showing very low turnout. The county reported rapid results as clerks processed votes from Monroe and Brodhead late into the evening.
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Green County
Justice E. Harold Hallows
Stewart G. Honeck
Hallows
Honeck
Bruno V. Bitker
Willis E. Donley
Harry Halloway
John E. Krueger
Williams. Clark
Christ Alexopoulos
Adams Township
Jordan
Spring Grove
New Glarus
York Township
Belleville
Monroe
Brodhead
Seventh Ward
Wesley L. Dodge
F. Earl Lamboley
Tournament Tickets Distributed at School For Students
Lloyd Nielsen, high school principal, announced reserved seats for the LaCrosse tournament. Adult tickets are $2.50 and student tickets $1.25, with a parent form required for student pickup. Monroe faces LaCrosse Logan in the opener, Trempealeau plays Patch Grove in the second game, with Friday winners advancing to Saturday sectional finals.
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la Crosse
Lloyd Nielsen
Nielsen
Monroe
LaCrosse Logan
Trempealeau
Patch Grove
Eau Claire Teller Arrested in California Embezzlement Case
Richard Marvin Duesterbeck 29, former Eau Claire National Bank teller and Eau Claire Junior Chamber of Commerce president, was arrested in Los Angeles on a federal embezzlement charge. He allegedly took 960.55 from the bank and lived at a downtown hotel for two weeks. He previously won a Wisconsin Jaycee oratory title and placed seventh nationally.
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Los Angeles
American National Bank of
Eau Claire
FBI
Richard Marvin Duesterbeck
Eau Claire Junior Chamber of Commerce
Duesterbeck
Incumbent Leads Hallows Honeck In Justice Race
In Wisconsin the April 7 election pits Justice E Harold Hallows, 54, against Stewart G Honeck, 52, for a full 10 year term on the state Supreme Court. Hallows led the eight-candidate Democratic primary with about 213000 votes cast out of over 2 5 million eligible voters. Honeck won the runoff for the other seat, defeating Bruno Batker by under 3000 votes.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
E. Harold Hallows
Stewart G. Honeck
Hallows
Wauwatosa
High Court
Thomson
Roland J. Steinle
Honeck
Bruno Batker
Willis Donley
Menomonie
Donley
Gov. Goodland
Christ Alexopoulos
William S. Clark
Register of Deeds
Harry Halloway
John E. Krueger
Local Students Graduate From UW in 1958 59
Five Monroe students and one South Wayne resident earned degrees from the University of Wisconsin at the end of the first semester of 1958 59. The Monroe graduates were Gary Germann John Darling Leland Nyman Paul Hartwig and Barbara Thompson with degrees in science business education and agriculture. Wanda Road of South Wayne received a master of science in education.
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Monroe
South Wayne
University of Wisconsin
University
Gary F. Germann
Henry L. German
12Th Street
John P. Darling
20Th Avenue
Leland O. Nyman
8Th Street
Paul A. Hartwig
Barbara S. Thompson
Lincoln Road
Wanda L. Road
Dane Farmer Wins Dane County Assembly Primary
Jerome L. Blaska a 39 year old farmer won the Democratic nomination for the Assembly from Dane County's 4th district. He will face Ludwig N. Ladd in the April 7 election to fill the seat vacated by Carl Thompson who resigned to run for a Senate seat. Thompson will oppose Ivan Kindschi for the vacant Senate seat.
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Madison
Jerome L. Blaska
Farmer
Assembly
Dane County
Ludwig N. Ladd
Stoughton
Carl Thompson
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Ladd
Alaska
Sun Prairie
Thompson
Ivan Kindschi
Marshal
County Board Studies Rural Zoning and Raises Bidding Minimum
The county board voted to study a rural zoning ordinance and asked Assemblyman Stauffer to introduce a bill to lift the public works bidding minimum from 1000 to 2500 dollars. A planning committee was formed to study the zoning proposal and report back.
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C. M. Stauffer
C. S.S. Pierce
Ed Bidlingmaier
Rudolph T. Haskee
J. B. Scherer
Willis Riemer
Scherer
Riemer
Robert M. Roden
Madison
State Planning Division
Bureau of Engineers
Roden
Resolutions Committee
Victor N. Schiller
Second Ward
Stauffer
Monticello
Paul Francois Belleville
Schiller
Henry Pick Withdraws From Re election Bid
Henry Pick Sr veteran County Board supervisor from Clarno Township announced he will not run again. He cites farm duties and other work as reasons for retirement. Clarno caucus to select candidates for the April 7 election set for 2 p.m. Friday at the Clarno Townhall.
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Henry Pick Sr
Clarno Township
Pick
Clarno
Gen Marshall Flown To Walter Reed Center
Gen George C. Marshall, previously gravely ill at Ft. Bragg, was flown to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington for treatment. Army officials cited improved condition enabling the transfer.
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Gen. Marshall
Walter Reed Center
Washington
George C. Marshall
Army Hospital
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Army
Marshall
Statehood Race Heats Up in Congress for Hawaii
Congress prepares to act on Hawaii statehood with the Senate featuring 56 sponsors and the House promising a wide margin of approval. Senator Henry M. Jackson frames Hawaii’s entry as a diplomatic beacon, likening its potential to West Berlin and a beacon of hope for oppressed peoples.
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Washington
Hawaii
Congress
Senate
House
Chamber
Leo W. O’brien
Territories
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate Territories
Pacific
West Berlin
Europe
Rites Planned for F. Earl Lamboley Funeral
Services for F Earl Lamboley 54 will be held at 9 a m tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 at St Victor s Catholic church Rev E C McCollow to officiate with burial in Calvary cemetery The Rosary is set for 8 30 this evening at the funeral home Lamboley an attorney and civic leader died of a heart attack Monday night in Platteville The Monroe high school basketball squad and Coach Lee Mitchell will attend the services Pallbearers are M J Gonstead Judge Marshall L Peterson Henry L Bauman Reeve B Bokemeier Frank Menahan and Walter Blumer honorary pallbearers include Green County Bar Association members Knights of Columbus will attend Offices of county bar association members will remain closed Thursday morning
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F. Earl Lamboley
Stuessy
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Lamboley
Platteville
E. Gerald Lamboley
Washington, D. C
Freeport
Monroe
Sherman G. Hodgson
Paul
South Bend
Notre Dame University
Frank Sazama
Chippewa Falls
Harold
The
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
County Bar Association
Swiss Mart Market Report Shows Barely Steady Cheese Trade
Wisconsin dairy market notes a barely steady Swiss block and steady state for cheddar products. Demand is light to fair with ample supplies. price ranges include State brand blocks at 38–40 percent and other grades down to 32 percent, while American cheeses show steady to light trade with various moisture based pricing.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Friday Cage Game Broadcast From Monroe LaCrosse
A live telecast of Friday's Monroe LaCrosse Logan basketball game will be produced in LaCrosse by WEKZ sports director George McKeown. The broadcast will air on WCLO FM 100 in Janesville.
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Logan
George McKeown
WEKZ
Wclo FM
Janesville
Start set for Monroe High lunchroom operations Tuesday
School lunchroom operations are scheduled to begin at Monroe's new high school next Tuesday after delays caused by wrong dish washer shipments. Superintendent D J Huenink told the Board of Education last night as electrical, gas and plumbing connections are completed. A May 1 deadline was set for senior scholarship fund requests from the Perle and Doris Guess Will, with more than 45000 dollars in the fund and about 750 dollars available this year for awards.
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Monroe
D. J. Huenink
Board of Education
T. R. Holyoke
Perle
Doris Guess
Robert Wolf
McKay Nurseries
Madison
Iraq Rebels Hit Mosul as Kassem Dismisses U A R Diplomats
Baghdad reported quashing the revolt led by Col. Abdel Wahhab Shawaf in Mosul. Premier Kassem expelled 10 United Arab Republic diplomats citing public safety concerns. Nasser’s agency condemned the Iraqi move amid tensions between Baghdad and Cairo.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Baghdad
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
U.A.R
Mosul
Abdel Wahhab Shawaf
Baghdad Radio
Middle East
Shawaf
Eisenhower Won't Rule Out Nuclear Use in Berlin Crisis
President Eisenhower declined to say nuclear weapons would be used if Berlin crisis escalates. He defended West Berlin rights, urged sober defense debate, and warned against hasty reactions while criticizing defense spending and missile funding. Senator Symington attacked admin policy as relying on massive retaliation. Adlai Stevenson disputed GOP claims of Ike’s defense knowledge.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Europe
West Berlin
Free World
Berlin
Khrushchev
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Neil H. McElroy
Symington
McElroy
Dean Acheson
Truman
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fred Huber Elected Director of Monroe Chamber
Fred W. Huber was named a director of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce replacing his father Joseph at a special meeting held at the Eugene Hotel. The board approved spending 100 dollars a month through 1959 in a promotion program to publicize Monroe's community attributes.
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Fred W. Huber
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Joseph
Eugene
Monroe
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Ike
U.S
Henry Pick
House Rules Committee
Swiss Mart
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