Rural Students Climax Studies In Saving Soils
Two top winners in crop judging and in the Soil Conservation quiz were honored this morning at the first Conservation Day of four for rural and state graded pupils in grades 5 to 8. Winners include Terry Kubly and Judith True in crop judging and James Goebels, Harry Schultz, Richard Lelle, Ronald Rebly, Leland Johnson, Gean Wells, Steve Digman, Kay Krebs, Steve Williams, Bobby Timm, Herman Beutel in the quiz. The program, part of a spring conservation course, featured skits music films and speakers led by Edmund C. Hamilton.
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Terry Kubly
Grove School
Judith True
Roosevelt
James Goebels
Browntown
Harry Schultz
Martintown
Richard Lelle
Jordan Center
Ronald Rebly
Tliff
Leland Johnson
Uiff
Gean Wells
Grove
Steve Digman
Hiawatha
Kay Krebs
Steve Williams
Bobby Timm
East Clarno
Herman Beutel
Enterprise
Dolores Lauper
Joan Meighan
Paul Beach
Diane Hartwig
Ralph Ellefson
Schoors
Edmund C. Hamilton
Monroe Evening Times
Green County
Monroe
Hamilton
Ilff School
Roland W. Blaha
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ball School
Richland
Green County Teachers College
Simmons School
Recreation Park
Father and two sons hurt in Spring Grove crash
A Juda father Rodney Arnsmeier 44 and his two sons Lowell 20 and Duane 10 were injured when their truck collided with a car on Shanghai Road southeast of Oakley in Spring Grove Township. Rodney suffered head lacerations and bruises. Lowell hip bruises. Duane head injury. Mrs Dolores Zanoni Albany later injured in a separate Mitchell Pleasant Township crash.
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Shanghai Road
Oakley
Spring Grove Township
Rodney Arnsmeier
St. Clare Hospital
Lowell
Duane
Lowell Arnsmeier
Emil Treuhardt
Arlie
A. Williams
Brodhead
Dolores C. Zanoni
Albany
Mit. Pleasant Township
Rainfall helps spring farming in county report
County agent Myron E. Jeglum reports Sunday rain arrived at perfect timing for the growing season. Two thirds of corn planted, oats harvested, hay prospects improving. alfalfa and grasses responding to moisture though high lands still need rain. Pasturing up, milk production rising, other crops like pigs and trees benefiting from ongoing planting programs and state nursery deliveries.
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Myron E. Jeglum
Emil Sutter Hurt In Train Mishap Near Albany
Emil Sutter 52 of 609 Sunrise court was reported in serious condition at St. Clare hospital after the tractor he operated was struck by a train one mile north of Albany. Deputy sheriffs said the incident occurred as Sutter graded a lane off County Trunk E crossing Milwaukee Road tracks. Herman Legler, riding with Sutter, was uninjured. Albany village marshal Frank Hall arrived first, aided by a deputy sheriff. Sutter, a retired farmer, has lived in Monroe for four years.
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Emil Sutter
Sunrise Court
St. Clare Hospital
Albany
Sutter
Herman Legler
Frank Hall
Monroe
Robbers Take $12,000 From Manhattan Hotel
A masked man held four employees at bay with a sawed-off shotgun and robbed the Manhattan hotel of $12,000 in cash and an undetermined amount in checks according to police reports.
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New York
Manhattan
Pharmacy at Hospital Delivers Quick Service to Doctors
National Hospital Week marks St. Clare hospital's 20th anniversary. The on premise pharmacy began with the 1951 million dollar addition and now offers centralized fast prescription service. Thomas R. Holyoke Jr. became the first full time registered pharmacist in 1957, enabling compound prescriptions and rapid drug access. Pearl Beightol assists in morning prep.
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Thomas R. Holyoke Jr
St. Clare Hospital
Jane Wendler
Holyoke
National Hospital Week
Times
National Hospital
Thomas R. Holyoke Sr
Monroe
Pearl Beightol
Jupiter Nose Cone Recovered After Ocean Recovery
U.S. military personnel found the nose cone of a Jupiter rocket launched May 6 from Cape Canaveral about 1,500 miles away. The missile was steered over the Atlantic and landed in waters near Antigua Island in the British West Indies.
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Antigua
British West Indies
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Atlantic
Antigua Island
Nine Die In Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll
The weekend traffic toll in Wisconsin rose with eight fatalities in the period and a total of 212 highway deaths for 1959. Notable crashes claimed several lives in Marquette, Ozaukee, Dane, and Sauk counties, including Donald Arveson and a group of young victims in Ozaukee County. Additional deaths included George Stehling in Mishicot and Mrs. Lars Brekke in Deerfield.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marquette County
Donald Arveson
Berlin
Highway 22
Montello
Ozaukee
Kenneth J. Wilde
Thiensville
Joseph F. Metz
Cedarburg
John J. Buchholz
John M. Schneider
Eldred Winter
Donald Lee Buchholz
John
Port Washington
Dane County
Lars Brekke
Stoughton
Clara E. Knapton
Madison
Highway 12
Deerfield
Brekke
Miss Marion
Summer Schedule Delays Major Green County Highways
Most large county road projects in Green County wait for summer to start. The Monticello to New Glarus bypass awaits right of way purchases. Paving on routes 11 81 between Monroe and Brodhead and 81 between Monroe and Argyle is slated for summer. County trunk K relocation should begin in fall. Final work on Route 69 Monroe to Monticello is nearly done and Route 69 urban work in Monroe progresses. Crews repair roads damaged by winter and spring conditions.
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Green County
Monticello
Glarus Woods
Monroe
Brodhead
Argyle
J. B. Scherer
Churchill Returns Home After U S Visit in Tears
Sir Winston Churchill, 84, returned to Britain from what may be his last U S trip. He was moved to tears at New York's Idlewild Airport after spending seven days in New York and Washington, meeting Bernard Baruch, President Eisenhower, John Foster Dulles, and George C. Marshall.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
America
Winston
New York
Washington
Bernard Baruch
Churchill
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
George C. Marshall
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Free World
Mrs. Clara Dillon 92 Dies in Monroe Home
Mrs. Clara Dillon 92 lifelong Monroe resident died at 8 a m yesterday at her son Chester Dillon Route 4. Born Aug 27 1866 she married Frank Dillon Apr 16 1902. Survived by Chester and six grandchildren with services Wed at Stuessy Funeral Home and St Victor s Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
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Monroe
Clara Dillon
Chester Dillon
Washington Township
Dillon
Chester
St. Victor’s Church
Donald Lins
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral
Jobless total cut and record employment rise in April
The April labor report shows employment at 65,012,000, up 1,184,000 from March and 2,105,000 higher than a year earlier. Unemployment falls to 3,627,000, a drop of 735,000 from March, with officials calling it a rapidly accelerating job recovery.
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Washington
Commerce
Lewis Strauss
James P. Mitchell
Dulles Condition Remains Unchanged Amid Pneumonia
John Foster Dulles continues to be reported in unchanged condition while battling pneumonia and cancer. His sister Eleanor Dulles returned to Washington from Berlin after representing the State Department at the Berlin blockade anniversary observance.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of State
Eleanor Dulles
Berlin
State Department
Dulles
Tornado Blast Hits Green Bay Rips through city and suburbs
A Sunday night tornado struck Green Bay and suburbs Preble and Ashwaubenon injuring three people and destroying six homes with fifty more damaged. Warehouses and gas lines were damaged as rail tracks were closed and power cut, while Civil Defense teams aided evacuations.
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Green Bay
Preble
Ashwaubenon
Lillian Bartel
Jacqueline Lewis
Joseph Kutske
Charmin Paper Co
Ashwaubenon’ S
Creamery
Endlich Meat Packing Co
Herman Miller Scrap Iron Co
Cleremann Machine Tool Co
Chicago and North Western Railway
Western
Electric Company
Red Owl Food Stores Inc
Olson Transportation Co
Brown County
Artley Skenandore
Windstorm Disrupts Power and Phones Across Monroe Area
A thunder and windstorm cut power to Monroe's north side for about 30 minutes after 9 15 last night. Trees on lines caused the outage per Wisconsin Power and Light Co. St Clare hospital used emergency power. Clarkno Verona Monticello and Belleville reported lightning outages. Rural areas near cities also affected as United Telephone Co. crews work to restore service in Monroe Juta Woodford Browntown and Monticello after nearly an inch of rain.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
St. Clare Hospital
Clarno
Monticello
Verona
Belleville
United Telephone Co
Juta
Woodford
Browntown
McElroy undecided after Eisenhower conference
Neil H. McElroy said after a one hour meeting with President Eisenhower that he has not decided how long he will remain as secretary of defense. The discussion covered his future and duties.
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McElroy
Washington
Neil H. McElroy
Eisenhower
Defense
Tornado Toll Grows Across Several States
Storms tore through Oklahoma Texas Iowa Missouri and Wisconsin with multiple tornadoes killing several and injuring many. In Illinois Monticello and Ann Arbor Michigan suffered damage including a university stadium roof and a fatality from an electric line. Fansler Iowa was wiped out and extensive property damage occurred nationwide.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Illinois
Ann Arbor
Monticello
Great Lakes
Plains
Midwest
Yost
Oig
University of Michigan
Iowa
Fansler
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Frisco
Corpus Christi
Tex
Austin
Grand Lake
Iawa
Guthrie Center
Yale
Rippey
Bagley
Elwood
Kan
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Elmo
Stock Prices Hold To Moderate Gains
New York electrical and aircraft shares led a modest market rise as trading stayed active this afternoon. Several key stocks gained fractions to a point with larger moves in select issues, while profit taking tempered gains in some sectors and major groups showed an irregular pattern.
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New York
East German Seat at Big Four Talks Settled
Geneva reports the Big Four foreign ministers agreed on a compromise for East Germany at the conference. East and West Germans sit at separate tables while the Big Four meet round table style, with East German delegates as advisers, not full participants.
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Geneva
Palace of Nations
Christian A. Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
East Germany
Fastermany
Regional Alice Contest to be Held at Mt Horeb
The regional Alice in Dairyland contest takes place Saturday in Mt Horeb with two county entrants Rhea Schadt Monroe and Gretchen Gadow Brodhead. A luncheon parade and evening banquet will inaugurate this year’s June Daily Month as winners advance to the state contest in Janesville.
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Alice In Dairyland
Mt. Horeb
State Department of Agriculture
Rhea Schadt
Monroe
Gretchen Gadow
Brodhead
Alice Princess
Janesville
Black Earth
Middleton
Columbus
Hollandale
Four Lakes
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Jupiter
Mrs. Dillon
Twister
Barksdale Hamlett
West Berlin
Hamlett
Reds
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