Wisconsin Youngster Disrud Joins Braves Waycross Camp
Kensel Disrud of Hollandale and Monroe Evening Times reports the Wisconsin native joins the Braves Waycross camp in Georgia. The camp trains 50 players with five tepees and a rotunda view system. Disrud tied for Silver Sluggers honors last summer and earned a Hearst game trip and Waycross training.
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Disrud
Waygross
Kensel Disrud
Monroe Evening Times
Silver Sluggers
Brave
Waycross
Milwaukee
Eddie Dancisak
Braves
Midwest
Jerry Senzig
Bonduel
Charlie Gove
Randolph
Jim Robinson
Hollandale
Monroe
Evening Times
Wisconsin
Bill Juergens
Jack Anderson
Edgerton
Hank Aaron
Wes Covington
al Spangler
Lee Maye
Joe Morgan
Juan Pizarro
Humberto Robinson
Vic Rehm
Don Notte
Bart
Winston Brown
Dale Hendrickson
Bob Taylor
Ron Henry
Janesville
New York
Lyman Olson 58 Dies From Exhaust Fumes
Lyman Olson a native of Blanchardville and resident of South Beloit for 30 years died after being asphyxiated by car exhaust in a closed garage. Coroners ordered autopsy. services set at Our Savior's Lutheran Church with burial in Floral Lawns Cemetery.
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Blanchardville
South Beloit
Lyman Olson
Beloit Hospital
Rock County
Richard McCaul
Beloit
Olson
Winnebago County
Collins Y. Sundberg
Mabel
Sundberg
Freeport
Ray Siebel
Don Mings
Duane
Ardell
Bertha Olson
Bonnie Vick
Cindy Larson
Lou Craft
Pontiac
Mich
Arthur
Madison
Vernus
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
A. R Molldrem
Floral Lawns Cemetery
Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
Reuther To Preside At Truman Ceremony
In Lamar Missouri a frame house where former President Harry Truman was born will be dedicated as a public memorial on April 19. The United Auto Workers bought the house years ago and will hand it to the Missouri Park Board. Walter Reuther UAW president will make the presentation.
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Kansas City
Lamar
Harry Truman
United Auto Workers
Missouri Park Board
Walter Reuther
UAW
Allies Agree On Summit Parley Terms For Berlin Crisis
President Eisenhower British Premier Macmillan and French President De Gaulle agreed conditionally to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev at a summit on the Berlin crisis and other issues. The United States urged a premeeting of foreign ministers to narrow differences and draft proposals. Britain preferred to wait for developments. France pressed for an appropriate time with no explicit summer date.
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Washington
Eisnhower
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kremlin
U. S
United States
Geneva
Germany
Eisenhower
Camp David
Molinaro Killer Given Long Term
Ivo Ivanic a Yugoslavian refugee and merchant seaman was sentenced in Waupun state prison to not more than 45 years for the holdup slaying of Kenosha tavern operator Arthur Molinaro. He pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of third degree murder admitting he killed Molinaro on December 4 1958 after robbing him of cash and jewelry and trussing him with his own necktie and belt.
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Kenosha
Ivo Ivanic
Great Lakes
Waupun
Arthur D. Molinaro
Ivanic
Molinaro
WEKZ Wins FCC Permit for FM Broadcast Expansion
The FCC grants WEKZ approval to add FM transmissions at 93.7 while continuing AM 1260 broadcasts. New equipment is being installed with FM service expected around May 15 and evening broadcasts likely, though a schedule remains unset. WEKZ is run by Green County Broadcasting Co. led by Kenneth W. Stuart with partners W R Schuetze Edwin Schuetze and Doran R Zwygart.
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FCC
WEKZ
Green County Broadcasting Co
Kenneth W. Stuart
W. R
Edwin Schuetze
Doran R. Zwygart
Rockefeller Wins Budget Battle In New York Legislature
Lawmakers adjourn as Governor Nelson Rockefeller ends a tense budget fight. He wins a 40 million reduction after tax hikes including gasoline to six cents, diesel to nine, cigaret tax rise, and a new tobacco wholesale levy. He also debuts a payroll withholding system for 1959. He scores rail and bus relief and expands middle income housing with private capital to back a 100 million bond program.
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Rockefeller
New York
Senate Adopts Court Pay Bill in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Senate approved a joint resolution to amend the constitution to allow salary boosts for Supreme Court justices during their terms and for long serving officials. The measure, requiring two legislative sessions and a statewide vote, excludes lawmakers and aims to address wage inequities. Final tally 18 in favor, 14 against. Justices’ salaries cited range from 12 000 to 17 500 with chief justice earning a premium. Also mentioned is a tentative Assembly move on restoring wild animal bounties cut in 1957.
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Madison
Senate
Supreme Court
Joint Judiciary Committee
Timothy Brown
William Dieterich
John E. Martin
Knowles
Fall in Gym Fatal At Milwaukee High School
Barbara Dineen 15 died from a skull fracture after a fall during a gym class at a Milwaukee high school. The incident occurred last Friday when she toppled over another girl during running drills.
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Milwaukee
Barbara Dineen
Tibet Revolt Sparks Dalai Lama Flight Rumor
Reports from Kalimpong claim the Dalai Lama fled Lhasa as Tibetan revolt intensifies. Refugees speculate he may join resistance forces in southern Tibet or seek refuge in India. Chinese authorities allegedly claim Tibet is already under control again.
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Darjeeling
India
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Tibet
Kalimpong
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taipei
Bank Holdup Prank Two Boys Admit TV Influence
In San Francisco two youths Dan McKay and Danny Husk aged 9 and 13 admitted attempting to rob the Bank of America Mission branch. They said the plan came from television and were sent home after pledging no further mischief with their parents lectured. The incident followed a night in Youth Guidance Center after their arrest Tuesday.
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San Francisco
Melvyn I. Cronin
Dan McKay
Danny Husk
Little Dan
Danny
Wisconsin Proposes $20 Million School Aid Boost
A Wisconsin bill to raise state school aid by about 20 million dollars over two years won broad backing from educators. The measure would lift the state share of education funding from 20 to 26 percent, reducing reliance on property taxes. Separately, Democrats pushed an investigation of the State Bar amid controversy over the Ball case and Reynolds’ involvement, but the Joint Finance Committee took no immediate action.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Walter Calvert
Calvert
John Reynolds
Board of State College Regents
George Ball
Reynolds
Joint Finance Committee
Sen
Leland McParland
D - Cudahy
High Water in Lafayette Area Cools as Yet No Immediate Danger
After heavy rain in southern Wisconsin the Pecatonica River crest fell then rose again near 13.3 feet in Darlington with forecasts of an 18-foot peak later in the week. Minor damage reported in the region though flooding could threaten downtown Darlington stores and businesses if conditions worsen. Ice on the Sugar River broke into large chunks, and subfreezing temps temporarily eased flood risk while slick highways and high winds affected Monroe and Albany areas. A separate pre-Easter blizzard moving from the west prompted warnings across several states.
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Wisconsin
Pecatonica
Darlington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Blanchardville-Argyle
Wiota
Gratiot
Lafayette
Browntown
Weather Bureau
Sugar
Albany
Hlavachek
Main Street
Monroe
Jacob Buehler
15Th Avenue
Rockies
Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Frank J. Stauffacher Hurt in Florida Traffic Accident
Frank J. Stauffacher aged 84 wintering in Bradenton Florida was seriously injured in a Tuesday night collision. He was a passenger in a car struck by a truck sustaining a dislocated hip and a severe forehead gash. He is in traction and hospitalized.
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Frank J. Stauffacher
Bradenton
Fla
Bernard Gibbons
Stauffacher
Dams Help Lessen Dangers of Floods In Lafayette County
The Lafayette County Soil Conservation District reports 18 retention dams with temporary reservoirs that store runoff and reduce flood risk. These dams cover 38.3 acres during floods and use acre feet measurements to describe storage, protecting 1,776.8 acres from contributing to downstream floods and aiding local water needs.
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Lafayette County
Darlington
Lafayette County Soil Conservation District
Pecatonica
Lafayette Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Stock Market Dips in Slow Pre-Easter Trade
New York notes moder ate losses as investors pause before a long weekend with Good Friday markets closed. Majority of leading issues fall fractionally to about a point, while a few stocks rise on demand. Chrysler gains about a point as the motor section shows little activity.
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New York
Chrysler
Cheese Trade Steady Market With Light Demand
Madison Wisconsin dairy market reports a steady cheese trend with fair demand and light interest. Offerings are small, while Cheddars moisture basis 32 5-33 0, 40 pound blocks 34 12-35 54, daisies 34 4-35 4, Longhorns 34 54-35 54, Midgets 36 44-37 4.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Two Ships Collide Off Atlantic City Killing One Crewman
The Grace liner Santa Rosa rammed the tanker Waldhem 22 miles off Atlantic City at 3 a.m. killing one Waldhem crewman, injuring 16, and causing a fire in a forward paint room. The Santa Rosa backed away, then proceeded to New York with 247 passengers aboard. Seventeen Waldhem crew were taken to the Santa Rosa, with one more crewman dying en route to Atlantic City. The Valchem, ballast laden, awaited towage as weather was clear with light haze.
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New York
Caribbean
Atlantic City
N.J
Santa Rosa
Valdhem
Heron Steamship Co
Federal suit cites Monroe cheese plant in Wisconsin
US District Attorney George E. Tapp filed in Madison Federal Court to recover 612.29 from Triangle Cheese Co of Monroe in the 1954 government cheese repurchase deal. Triangle was among several Wisconsin and out of state firms cited after Judge Patrick Stone's ruling in the Commodity Credit Corp case. Mahlberg, Triangle office manager, had no information on why Triangle was singled out.
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Madison
George E. Tapp
Triangle Cheese Co
Feliow
Triangle
Wisconsin
Patrick Stone
Yyedit Corp
Rapp
Clarence O. Mahlberg
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Hugh Wise
Myrtle Beach
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Reuther
Truman
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Chiang
Florida
Christ
Carroll College
Little Theater
Janeen Boyer
Sharon Gaulke
Miss Boyer
Dee Ann Crowns
Nan Gustafson
Kappa Sigma Delta
Ivan Boyer
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