Radar Receivers to Enforce Speed Limits in Green County
Green County deputies will pilot radar units on patrol cars with tests this week and operation next week. State patrol has posted warning signs on major routes from Illinois as seven motorists paid small claims fines for speeding in a three day period. The device times speeds, records license numbers, and reports to court, with prior use in other counties linked to fewer accidents.
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Green County
Wilbur E. Deininger
Iowa
Monroe
Highway
Brodhead
Illinois
Deininger
Dairyland Bus Co Inc Formed For Janesville Beloit Route
Articles of incorporation for Dairyland Bus Co Inc were approved by stockholders and the project’s special committee. The firm will operate between Janesville and Beloit and start service after fare schedules are approved next month. Incorporators include Buetow Crandall Blaha Kittelsen and others. stockholders include Mayor Clinton S Pierce and Dr Nathan E Bear. Steps are underway to purchase a bus and necessary equipment.
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Janesville
Beloit
Dairyland Bus Co., Inc
Joseph D. Viney
D. A. Crandall
Commercial and Savings Bank
Robert M. Buetow
Crandall
R. W. Blaha
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Clinton S. Pierce
Brodhead
Nathan E. Bear
Buetow
Blaha
Blaha. Kittelsen, William Gyure, E. C. Hamilton
M. W. Stuessy
A. W. Schwake
W. A. Canary
Footville
Jacob Gruenewald
Juda
Emerson Kessler
Orfordville
Conference Urges End to Colonialism
Caracas conference adopts an Argentine resolution calling for end to colonialism and foreign occupation in the Western hemisphere with the United States abstaining. The 10th Inter-American Conference approves the measure in a move toward decolonization across member nations.
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Caracas
Venezuela
United States
French Forces Inch Toward Victory at Dien Bien Phu
French Union defenders repulse Vietminh assaults in a five day battle for the Dien Bien Phu plain in northwest Indochina. Rebel losses reportedly reach up to 12 000 dead and wounded as French reinforcements arrive and air strips come under attack.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Vietnam
Laos
Washington Post Buys Times Herald Unite Newspapers
The Wash ington Post bought the Times Herald and will publish a single enlarged edition under both mastheads. The first edition was set to appear this afternoon. Officials declined to disclose the purchase price though rumors cited about eight million dollars.
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Washington
Washingto Post Today
Times-Herald
Eugene Meyer
Philip L. Graham
The
Washington Post
Col
Robert R. McCormick
Ireland Marks St Patrick Day Ahead of May 18 Election
On St Patrick's Day in Dublin bars are closed and politics pause as Ireland celebrates. Prime Minister Eamon de Valera travels to London for a shamrock blessing while campaign crowds stir for the May 18 general election.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Republic
Eamon de Valera
London
Emerald Isle
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Ten Places Now On Vandalism List
Police report five more window breakages and a fire investigation from Monday night. Victims include Mrs. Augusta Bowen at 1014 14th Ave and Adolf Risser at 1010 10th St, plus Mrs. Fred Musselman 1002 10th St and Alice Holtshopple 2415 8th St. Other sites: Carl Binsack 1416 23rd Ave, Otto Lanz 2275 16th St, Mrs. Everett Keel 716 17th Ave, C T Meythaler 1408 9th St, Alvin F. Rote Co, and two Eastlawn homes owned by Robert Rutsch.
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Augusta Bowen
14Th Avenue
Adolf Risser
10Th Street
Fred Musselman
Alice Holtshopple
8Th Street
Carl Binsack
23Rd Avenue
Otto Lanz
16Th Street
Everett Keel
17Th Avenue
C. T. Meythaler
9Th Street
Alvin F. Rote Co
Eastlawn
Robert Rutsch
Friend Convicted in Tax Case Ties to Truman Ally
Paul Dillon, personal friend of former President Truman, was found guilty Tuesday of attempting to evade 1799 in income taxes for 1950 and 1951. Sentencing scheduled for Monday in St. Louis Court.
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ST. Louis
Paul Dillon
Truman
Eisenhower backs Stevens in McCarthy clash fuels political contention
City council moves to borrow 70 000 from two banks to complete payment for the 12th street storm sewer project and authorizes a dump truck bid with non low bidder accepted. Bids, street widening, sewer projects, bartender licenses, and land work proceed as aldermen discuss horsepower specs and city needs.
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Monroe
Carl G. Holsinger
Board of Public Works
10Th
11Th
13Th
20Th Avenues
Milton J. Schroeter
First National Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
12Th Street
Alfred H. Henning
William F. Beckman
Trucks Inc
Monroe Sales Co
Dearth Motor Sales
Marty Ripp
Lyle T. Furniss
Chesebro Trailer Court
Paul Alston
Thunder Creek
W. L. Dobbs
6Th Street
26Th Avenue
Arwell Co
Galli
Board of Health
Oshkosh TV Station Quits After One Year
WOSH TV will go off the air next Tuesday permanently. General Manager William J. Johns Jr. cites lack of local retail advertising as the reason, saying Oshkosh and Fox River Valley merchants cannot afford TV costs to support a local UHF station.
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Oshkosh
Wosh-Tv
William J. Johns Jr
Fox River Valley
Johns
Monroe Silver Streaks Headed to Wisconsin State Tourney
About 850 Monroe residents will attend the WIAA state boys basketball tournament in Madison with tickets sold out at the high school. Monroe plays Tomah in the first round after defeating Middleton, with pregame events including a pep rally and farewell sendoff.
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Monroe High School
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
William E. Rosenthal
Ronald Elmer
Otto Erzinger
Kenneth Baker
Ruth Denny
Rose Milz
Mary “Jane Hasse
Mary Larson
Michael Kubly
Frank Deininger
Susan Blumer
Times
Monroe
Charles Mowbray
Lee Mitchell
Madison
Tomah
Nelson Jewelers
Wisconsin-Felton Sporting Goods
William Aspinwall
Middleton
Monroe Cheesemakers
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Lou Landman
de Alton Neher
Rod Synes
WHA
Schine Rejected for Draft Reclassified Then Drafted
G David Schine once deemed unfit for service in Pasadena and classified 4-F after a New York exam. He later moved to 1-A on appeal and was drafted, prompting conflict over pressure from McCarthy aides as Army officials handled the case in California and New York.
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Sacramento
Calif
G. David Schine
Sen. McCarthy
State Selective Service
Kenneth H. Leitch
Schine
Wisconsin
Republican
Army
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Senate
Leitch
Pasadena
California
New York City
New York
Forty four physicians attend post graduate medical program
Forty four doctors and two state medical group representatives attended a half day refresher course at Turner Hall yesterday. The program opened at 2 p.m. with expert lectures followed by dinner and a question and answer session. Notable attendees included Drs. George R. Barry, C. E. Baumle, O. S. Blum, H. W. Carey, Homer Carter, Wayne J. Fencil, Frechette, Thomas V. Geppert and many others, with Byron Ostby and Roy T. Ragatz also present representing state medical bodies.
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Turner Hall
George R. Barry
C. E. Baumle
O. S. Blum
H. W. Carey
Homer Carter
Wayne J. Fencil
Frechette
Thomas V. Geppert
Drs. W. B. Gnagi
R. J. Gray
R. J. Hennen
Earl V. Hicks
J. F. Holmes
John M. Irvin
R. L. Kendrick
L. G. Kindschi
Fred W. Kundert
Mischa J. Lustok
Edward D. Allien
Earl Sullivan
L. I. Thompson
H. Trautman
Milton Trautman
Alfred Uehlein
R. S. Vivian
T. L. Vogel
John Wear Jr
James R. Weir
Keith B. Witte
S. J. Francois
Byron Ostby
Wisconsin Physicians Service
Roy T. Ragatz
Wisconsin Medical Society
Beloit Rites Held For John J. Gray 71
Services were held in Beloit yesterday for John J. Gray 71 who died Saturday at his home Burial was in Dankwood cemetery He had worked with Wisconsin Power and Light Co Beloit and was district manager in Monroe in 1932 He is survived by his wife a son Donald two granddaughters one great granddaughter a brother and a sister.
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Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
Beloit
John J. Gray
Dankwood Cemetery
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe
Gray
Donald
Wilmette, Ill
President Eisenhower Defends Tax Plan and Warns on Action
President Eisenhower challenged Democratic claims on the tax revision, said any president who delays action to defend the United States against aggression should be impeached or hanged, and asserted rapid action within two minutes. He also discussed FTC coffee price probes, the hydrogen bomb remark, a dog-house scandal, and private talks on an international atomic pool.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
Dulles
London
Paris
Federal Trade Commission
Rep. Cole
R-Ny
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
Bregenzer Sells Interest in Local Cheese Firm
Edward Bregenzer, president of the Swiss Cheese Corporation of America, sells his stake in Bregenzer Swiss Cheese Holdings to partners Carl O. Marty and Robert F. Marty effective April 30. He plans a summer vacation then return as buyer for the company. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Bregenzer of 814 19th avenue, celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary today.
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Edward Bregenzer
Swiss Cheese Corporation of America
Carl O. Marty
Robert F. Marty
Bregenzer
United States
Switzerland
Marty
Lakeshire-Marty
Swiss Cheeseman of America
19Th Avenue
Eisenhower backs Stevens amid McCarthy clash
President Eisenhower expressed full confidence in Secretary of the Army Stevens during the McCarthy Stevens dispute. He said Stevens’ integrity remains intact and would remain in his post, while McCarthy urged hearings to reveal who is truthful as the Senate inquiry unfolds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
Stevns
Senate
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Army
Cohn
David Schine
McCarthy Stevens
United States
Wisconsin cheese market steady with light demand
State and domestic Swiss cheese markets show steady prices with light demand. Longhorns are in short supply while selling prices and assembly points for Cheddars and other grades are listed. state branch figures range Grade B 42-45 and Grade C 38-44.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Alice in Dairyland Contest Opens in Wisconsin
Wisconsin seventh annual Alice in Dairyland contest opens April 10. Candidates send names addresses dates of birth and photos to Alice in Dairyland at the capitol in Madison. Entries close May 8. Eight contests will be held with final selection in Monroe June 25 and 26.
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Wisconsin
Alice
Capitol
Madison
Monroe
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Karl Burkhalter
Leslie Schwitz
Dairyland
Washington ‘Post
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Marty-Ripp Chevrolet Inc
Henning
Fred Galli
Herman L. Schindler
Floyd W. Matzke
Beckman
Roger L. Elmer
Harvey Trumpy
Oshkosh TV
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