Grams to Miss LaCrosse Trials in sectional clash
Monroe will meet Trempealeau at 8 30 tomorrow night in the LaCrosse WIAA sectional basketball tournament without top scorer Dave Grams who is ill with a throat infection and ran a 103 degree temperature. Grams was a leading scorer and strong defender for Monroe, aiding outside balance in the Cheesemakers attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Trempealeau
Logan
Dave Grams
Lee Mitchell
Grams
Fennimore
Wayne Bahn
Black River Falls
Patch Grove
Cashton
Viola
Lloyd Nielsen
WWCF
George McKeown
WEKZ
Cheesemakers
Dodgeville
Darlington
Platteville
University of Wisconsin
Mitchell
Rieter
Dick Muenich
Bill Carter
Bill Mauerman
Paul Lamboley
Bill Lovelace
Dave Stauffacher
Larry Menehan
Pete Dannerbeck
Fred Schadt
Princess Ingeborg of Sweden Dies at 79
Princess Ingeborg of Sweden, aged 79, mother and grandmother to royal lines, was found dead in bed in Stockholm. The royal family expressed sorrow as authorities reported no immediate cause.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ingeborg
Monroe School Board approves $290 average teacher raise
Monroe Board of Education approved raises averaging 290 for the 1958 59 year, total increase 19600, covering all but four teachers leaving or retiring. Raises range 100 to 500, contract provisions revised. Blue Cross Blue Shield not funded now. Several staff changes and high school construction updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Board of Education
D. J. Huenink
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Eugene Schweitzer
Lillian Gempeler
Laura Shoemaker
Weiler and Strang and Associates
Joseph Weiler
C. J. Droessler
Walter Zehnziner
Norman Harper
Berman Electric Co
M. J. Thomas
Arthur Stark
Welch Plumbing Co
Herbert Lanz
Eben Robertson
Monroe Education Association
Area Woman Hurt in Crash Near Monroe
Mrs Ansel Strommen 47 of Brodhead sustained a broken wrist contusions and a sprained left shoulder when she lost control of her car on a town road near the Ralph Stauffacher farm east of Monroe. She was treated at St Clare hospital and was to be released today. She attends Green County Teachers College. A Beloit man George Robert Goodrich suffered facial injuries and possible chest injuries when his car struck a bridge near the intersection of Highways 11 and 81 south of Brodhead. His car was a total loss and he was treated at a Brodhead clinic.
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Ansel Strommen
Brodhead
Ralph Stauffacher
Monroe
Strommen
St. Clare Hospital
Green County Teachers College
Cheese Demand Fair Market State Unsteady
Madison Wisconsin notes show cheese market unsettled with demand rated fair and outside interest light. Prices for cheddar varieties range 34 to 38 percent, Swiss blocks quoted around 41 to 43, with other grades from 31 to 38 and offerings described as short to ample.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Pedestrian Injured In Traffic Accident
George Walters a 79 year old man living at 1810 12th street was injured when struck by a car driven by Oscar Halverson of Argyle in front of the Monroe Laundry. Walters suffered bruises and was taken home where he remains under observation.
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George Walters
12Th Street
Oscar Halverson
Argyle
Monroe Laundry
Walters
Halverson
Summit Meeting Agreement Seen
Western Big Three foreign ministers Dulles Lloyd and Pineau agree on pushing an East-West summit but stress need for thorough preparations. They plan preconference steps to NATO and seek an arms control pact verifiable and not shifting power to the Soviet Union. Dulles spoke at SEATO with a push for progress toward peace in a non spectacle summit.
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Manila
U.S
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
United States
SEATO
Soviet Union
Stray Dog Ordinance To Be Enforced Here
City law enforcement warns that a year round stray dog ordinance will be strictly enforced. Chief Henry S Hefty says dogs must be leashed or under immediate control of their handler at all times.
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Henry S. Hefty
Hefty
County Board Approves Jail Expansion and Wildlife Land Purchase
The County Board authorized 30000 for more jail property and 9000 for a chicken house at Green County hospital. It also approved a rural numbering system, and authorized a 1060 acre wildlife development purchase near Attica by the Conservation Department.
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Green County Hospital
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Attica
Victor N. Schiller
Monroe Second Ward
Schiller
Special Hospital Building Committee
Francis
Francis Said
Dina Speich
Monroe
Joseph D. Viney
Monroe Third
Viney
Leland Heitz
Sylvester Township
Emmet Norton
Clarence R. Benkert
Benkert
Northernaire Ski Film To Air On National TV
Carl O. Marty Jr. reports a four minute film shot at Northernaire and Sheltered Valley will be shown on U S television after Chrysler Corp sent copies to stations nationwide. The stars are three year old Jimmy Geeraerts and the Martys St Bernard Bernese with Northernaire Serenaders providing four songs for distribution.
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Carl O. Marty Jr
Northernaire
Three Lakes
Marty
Chrysler Corp
United States
Jimmy Geeraerts
She
Narty
Kismet
Dorothy Ferguson
Peabody Hotel
Memphis
Tenn
Eisenhower Aides Weigh Tax Cut As Economy Slows
Treasury Secretary Anderson said there will be no anti recession tax cut decision until the economy's future course is clarified. Defense Chief Quarles testified on a defense spending boost to two billion dollars monthly for five months, supporting public works and jobs as lawmakers push for faster federal spending.
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Washington
Treasury
Anderson
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Congress
Donald A. Quarles
Little Old Woman Apologizes Then Steals Wallet
In Los Angeles a little old woman hugged S. J. Jelalian claiming he looked like her long lost son. She apologized as Jelalian later found his wallet containing $22 missing. He chose not to press charges and praised the woman’s bold self reliance.
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Los Angeles
S. J. Jelalian
Jelalian
Stock Handlers Protest Proposal
Farm youth leaders and fair officials protested proposed changes in State Agriculture Department rules. They argue limits on junior livestock exhibitors to one class per animal and one fair per year would harm local fairs receiving state aid. The proposals require a public hearing review by the State Board of Agriculture before approval and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Agriculture Department
State Board of Agriculture
Heart Sunday Total Continues to Grow
Mrs. Walter Kubly, chairman, reports Heart Sunday funds reach 1296.38, over 200 more than 1957. Contributions from uncontacted residents still accepted. Final total for the drive expected to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kubly
Heart
Turnover Still Active, Market Slightly Lower
Profit taking after eight sessions without a loss sent the stock market moderately lower early this afternoon. Turnover remained active though dealings were quiet after the initial rush with a minute late ticker tape for three minutes. Losses stayed within a point as most major divisions retreated, while a few key stocks bucked the trend.
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New York
Unarmed A bomb Dropped on Florence Town
An accidental air strike dropped an unarmed nuclear device near Florence South Carolina. The blast damaged homes and a church in Mars Bluff, injuring six people. Air Force teams sought fragments and assured minimal radiation risk.
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Florence
S.C
Immell Travis to Headline Farm Night Program Tonight
Richland Creek Watershed Association guests will hear Ralph Immell and Sen. Robert Travis at 8 p m in Ball school. Arthur Tschudy, watershed president, organized the event to improve city sportsmen relations with other figures including Ray Beckman Clarence Benkett Harold Pederson and James Schwoegler.
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Richland Creek Watershed Association
Ralph Immell
Madison
State Conservation Department
Robert Travis
Platteville
Arthur Tschudy
Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Clarence R. Benkett
Harold A. Pederson
James Schwoegler
SCS
County Board Approves Land Purchase for New Jail
County Board authorizes buying about 14 acres east of the highway shops for 30 000 dollars to host a proposed new jail and future highway facilities expansion. A split 21 to 11 vote followed over an hour of debate including objections by Victor N Schiller and a motion to table until April.
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Jail and
Jail Advisory Committee
County Highway Committee
Walter Stauffacher
Highway Department
State Supreme Court
Victor N. Schiller
Monroe Second Ward
Schiller
Second Ward
Edward Bidlingmaier
Adams Township
C. S. Pierce
Leland Jordan
Jefferson
Marion Lewis
Jordan
Joe Blumer
Mr. Pleasant
T. Roy Evenson
Monroe
Emmett Norton
Joseph D. Viney
Dina Speich
Fred Glauser
Lucius Smith
Leland Heitz
Sylvester
Smith
Myron I. Stair
Monroe Seventh Ward
Dwight Pierce
Lancaster
Stair
Green County
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American Legion
Horney
National Recreation Association
Recreation
the Legion
Park Board
Times
Cal Music
Darlene Joss
Commercial
Nancy Metz
Milwaukee
Harriet Willis
St. Bernard Is Star
Heart Sunday
Walter Bill Gregg
Gregg
Mars Bluff
Here
Air Force
Hunter Air Force Base
Savannah
Immell
Travis
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