Tentative Plans For New 20 Cell Jail In Green County
Monticello architect John W. Steinmann outlines a tentative 20 cell jail plan on a 15 acre tract east of the county shop. The cross shaped building faces south with room for expansion and an underground corridor to the courthouse. Bids to follow after surveys and final site selection.
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John W. Steinmann
Monticello
Green County
Walter Stauffacher
Steinmann
Grant County
Lancaster
Grant County Board
Sparta
Dodgeville
Sheriff's Office
Nebraska Governor and Congressmen Win Nomination in Primary
Republican Gov Victor Anderson and Nebraska's four GOP congressmen won renomination yesterday. Democratic candidate Frank Morrison of Lincoln challenged U S Senator Hrushka who ran unopposed. Ralph G Brooks of McCook appears to edge Edward Dosek of Lincoln for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Victor Anderson
Nebraska
Frank B. Morrison
Lincoln
U. S
Roman Hrushka
Hrushka
Ralph G. Brooks
McCook
Edward A. Dosek
County Board Approves Teletype and Bridge Funds
The County Board approved a four month teletype service trial for the sheriff s department at 144.95 monthly and authorized 25 000 for highway 92 bridge work between Belleville and Brooklyn funded with federal aid. Also approved hiring a juvenile officer with 3 000 allocated after the resignation of William Kuntz and noted a hospital cost per patient per week at 13.90 while a tape recorder was purchased for the county superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Brooklyn
Marion Lewis
Jordan Township
Leland Heitz
Sylvester
Joseph D. Viney
Monroe
Victor N. Schiller
Grant County Board
Lancaster
James Stanford
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Russ Baumann
Madison
Marshall L. Peterson
Welfare Committee
William Kuntz
Lewis Heitz
Schiller
Dina Speich
County Superintendent of Schools
Postville
Green County Hospital
Rudolph P. Reger
Firemen Contain Closet Blaze at Furniss Home
Firemen confined a blaze to a closet in an upstairs bedroom at 1315 14th Avenue. Cause undetermined. extensive damage to walls ceiling mattress and clothes. Fire chief Benkert notes use of a new smoke deodorant sprayed in rooms and on charred areas. Further checks planned later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Furniss
14Th Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
Synod group names ten delegates for July sessions
Five pastors and five lay delegates plus ten alternates were elected to the General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church to meet in Oberlin Ohio in July 1959. Delegates include Rev. Bixler, Dr. Gonser, Dr. Kehle, Rev. Ley and Dr. Baumer. Lay delegates are Schowalter, Bolliger, Schreiber, Norman Schowalter and Aaron Klug. Alternates include Rev. Olm, Dr. Huenemann, Dr. Schmeuster, Rev. Hammen, Rev. Raymond Ley, Mrs. Bloom, Henry Koenig, C. Wendt, John Techtman, and Mrs. Guis. The synod approved a group insurance plan for pastors and is exploring a welfare agency with an unwed mother adoption component. The session closed scheduled this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oberlin
South Wisconsin Synod
St. John’s
Wilson Bixler
Sauk City
Albert Gonser
Milwaukee
Paul Kehle
Waukesha
Ralph Ley
Harry Baumer
West Bend
Henry Schowalter
Jackson
Theodore Bolliger
Wilfred Schreiber
Norman Schowalter
Aaron Klug
Mmonomonie Falls
Paul H. Olm
Ruben Huenemann
Albert Schmeuster
Clarence Hammen
Kewaskum
Raymond Ley
Frank Bloom
Monroe
Henry Koenig
C. W. Wendt
John Techtman
August Guis
Menomonie Falls
Synod
Fenton to Head County Bankers
H L Fenton was elected pres ident of the Green County Bank ers Association at the annual dinner meeting after golf at Monroe Country Club. Raymond Homb Brodhead was named vice president with Louis Lehnherr Juda re elected secretary and Miss Marie Blum treasurer Willis Lorch Brodhead retires as president. 172 county officers heard Mrs Leona Connery Aurora ill a world traveler as guest speaker. Prizes were awarded for golf honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Fenton
Green County Bankers Association
Monroe Country Club
Raymond Homb
Brodhead
Louis Lehnherr
Juda
Marie Blum
Willis Lorch
Leona Connery
Aurora
Bowling Spot Burns Lodi Sun Set Lanes Destroyed by Fire
A fire of undetermined origin today destroyed the Sun Set Lanes bowling alley and restaurant in Lodi, leaving the building a total loss. Firefighters contained the blaze with no immediate reports of injuries.
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Lodi
Sunset Lanes
Albert TenEyck Farm Expert Dies at 88 in Brodhead
Albert M. TenEyck 88 a UW agricultural class of 1892 graduate died after an extended illness in his Brodhead home. A farm educator in North Dakota Kansas Ft. Hays Iowa State College and more he and Minna Marcus married in 1896. Surviving are his wife four sons four daughters a brother 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Newcomer funeral home with burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Brodhead
Albert M. TenEyck
University of Wisconsin
Mr. TenEyck
North Dakota
Kansas Agricultural Colleges
Ft. Hayes
Kansas
Iowa State College
Hoosier Grove School
Spring Grove
Andrew A
Amanda Moore Ten Eyck
Decatur Township
Albert
Pine Bluff
Brodhead High School
Ten Eyck
Minna Marcus
Brodhead Presbyterian Church
Colorado
Colorado State College
TenEyck
TenEycks
Lloyd
Albert A
Bob
Paul
Madison
J. D. Lovett
Chicago
S. J. Fairheard
Dearborn
Mich
Ruth Davitte
Martha McBride
Frank
Mary
Newcomer Funeral Home
Richard Gadow
The
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ives to Quit Senate Citing Health Problems
New York Senator Irving M. Ives announces he will not seek re election due to failing health. The 62 year old Republican in Washington has been undergoing medical tests for high blood pressure nose bleeds and swollen ankles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving M. Ives
Friends
Ives
Washington
Evanson 4-H Week delegates named and prom royalty crowned
Leaders fete Everson 4 H Week delegates and the prom court for the county 4 H junior leaders second annual prom were named. Everson begins UW extension tobacco specialist role tomorrow. Prom king and queen will be named June 28 at the prom. Delegates to State 4 H Club Week include Lea Ann Meyers Janice Nyhus Elaine Signer George Cromwell James Deppeler Richard Freitag Allan Johnson Robert Leopold Brian Riemer Judith LaBorde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman O. Everson
Green County
Green County Teachers College
Everson
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Walter Ludwig
Barbara Hartwig
Maywood Drive
Middleton
Karen Zimmerli
Judith
Jane LaBorde
Brian Riemer
George Cromwell
Donald Witt
University of Wisconsin
Lea Ann Meyers
Dutch Hollow
Janice Nyhus
York
Elaine Signer
Clarno
James Deppeler
Spring Grove
Richard Frietag
Little Hill High
Allan Johnson
Richland
Robert Leopold
Hilltop
Decatur
Judith LaBorde
Harvey Mauermann
Fred Deppeler
Madison
Upham
Eisenhower Denies Venezuelan Crisis Triggered by Oil Economy
President Eisenhower said he sent two airborne companies and two Marine units as a precaution after mob violence against Vice President Nixon in Venezuela. He stated troops were stationed near the American zone, with no U.S. offer to intervene, and noted the unrest may reflect Communist exploitation while condemning federal troops in civil rights cases. He stressed the need to uphold federal court orders despite local defiance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Caribbean
Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
South America
Peru
French
Algeria
United States
U.S
Virginia
Leroy Collins
Florida
Collins
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Perez Jimenez
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Mrs Magne Ostby Dies at 47 in Argyle
Mrs Magne Ostby aged 47 of Argyle died at 11 p m yesterday after several weeks illness in St Clare hospital. Survivors include her husband and children. Services are pending at Erickson funeral home in Argyle.
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Magne Ostby
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Erickson Funeral Home
Nixon Escapes Injury as Caracas Riots Erupt
Vice President Nixon, visiting Caracas, narrowly escaped harm from stone throwing mobs and stayed inside the U S Embassy. U S defense rushed 1000 Marines and paratroopers to nearby bases, while Venezuela's junta pledged restraint and rejected asking for aid.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
U. S
Eisenhower
Cuba
Puerto Rico
U. S. Defense Department
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Bogota
French cabinet takes over Algeria as junta seizes power
Paris orders Gen Salan to head Algeria forces, replacing Gen Massu amid a military takeover. Pflimlin's emergency cabinet bans public demonstrations in France and Algeria as rioting erupts in Paris and Algiers. Massu demands Gaulle head a non political government.
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Paris
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Salan
Jacques Massu
Massu
Rene Coty
Charles de Gaulle
Andre Mutter
Robert Lacoste
Algiers
Pflimlin
Coty
U. S
Lebanon Riots Erupt Across Beirut and Tripoli
Be irut and Tripoli see days of rioting as pro Nasser factions clash with President Chamoun's government. Bombings and gunfire erupt amid curfews, raising deaths to about 20 in Beirut and 32 elsewhere. U S information agency brates damaged. embassy moves to evacuate Americans.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S
Camille Cadmoun
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
U.S
Brates
School Project Progress Amid Roofers Strike At High School
The Board of Education reports two units of the new high school are ahead of schedule while Unit B lags due to a roofing strike now settled. Work on Unit C roofing begins Monday and steel work on Unit A next week as bids are sought for public address, lights, and rewiring. Assistant details include new teacher hires and a Monroe High band event on May 24.
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Monroe
Times
Board of Education
T. R. Holyoke
Joseph Weiler
Jerry Mullin
C. J. Droessler
Walter Zahnzinger
Norman Harper
Berman Electric
Arthur Stark
Welch Plumbing
M. J. Thomas
Lincoln
Ludlow Memorial Library
Droessler
Dorothy Ferron
Glen Schrier
Nancy Nelson
Oregon
Margaret Fisher
Bruce G. Patterson
Milwaukee
Gene Schweitzer
Janet Erickson
Lawrence College
Alan John McGarigle
Wauwatosa
James Smith
D. J. Huenink
Monroe High School
Jenesville
Car Dealers Survey Monroe Retail Firm
Members of the Monroe New Car and Truck Dealers Association conducted a questionnaire of all Monroe retail business places today. The association seeks preferences on operating hours and schedules to determine the best dealership schedules. Results may be released later to others. identities contacted will remain confidential.
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Monroe New Car and Truck Dealers Association
Monroe
Petrillo to Quit as AFM President Next Month
James C. Petrillo announced he will resign as president of the American Federation of Musicians and leave the post next month. No successor named yet.
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Werner Siebert
St. John’s E and R Church
Hartford
Synod’s Benevolent Society
John Schmidt
Highland, Ill
South Illinois Synod of
St. John’s Church
Harold Koenig
Fenton
Albert TenEyck
Sen. Ives
Fete Everson
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