Catlin Declares Senate Bid Safe Amid Ethics Charges
Appleton Wisconsin Mark Catlin Jr speaker of the 1955 Assembly says ethics charges filed by the Board of Bar Commissioners will not affect his U S Senate candidacy. He plans to seek the Republican state convention endorsement in Milwaukee May 23 25, denies all allegations and requests a referee to expedite the case.
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Appleton
Mark Catlin Jr
Board of Bar Commissioners
U. S. Senate
Catlin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison
State Board of Bar Commissioners
Valre
Frank Fazio
A. J Hedding
Fazio
Hedding
Fazios
Kohler
Charles Toto
Capitol
Postponed Again as Winds Delay Hydrogen Bomb Test
Unfavorable winds off Oahu cause another last minute delay to the USS Mt. McKinley test site at Pearl Harbor. Test postponed at least two more days due to weather.
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MT. Mckinley
Bikini
Louis Schuetze Rites Saturday Friend of Pupils For Many Years
Louis G Schuetze 81 of 902 18th Ave Monroe died 2 45 pm yesterday at St Clare hospital after nine years illness He befriended hundreds of pupils during 20 years in Monroe public schools He was born June 27 1874 in Monroe attended local schools and Naperville College He married Clara Scogg Jan 8 1896 and they celebrated 60th anniversary this year Survived by wife three sons George C Madison Robert L Wauwatosa and Carl J Oak Park four grandchildren two great grandchildren four brothers and a sister Preceded by four brothers and a sister Services Saturday 2 pm Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home Rev Glen H Ridnour Methodist Church officiating Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Louis G. Schuetze
18Th Avenue
Janny
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Schuetze
Monroe
Louis
Caroline Miller
Naperville College
Naperville
Clara Scogg
Independence
Schuetzes
United States House
Karlen
Borden Co
Schuetze
Methodist Church
S. P. Schadel
John H. Williams
George C
Madison
Robert L. Wauwatosa
Carl J
Oak Park
George
Albert
William
Fred
Alma Burgi
Shriner-Neushwander
Glen H. Ridnour
the Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Group Rejects Long Term Aid in Foreign Policy Shift
The House foreign affairs committee voted to deny President Eisenhower's request for long term foreign aid authority and to cut the administration's $4.9 billion foreign aid bill in half. It favored continuing aid as long as needed to fight communism with loans or surplus farm goods.
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Iwadfenglun
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Asia
Middle East
Richards
DSC
Catlin Sr.'s Funeral Will Be Held Saturday
Mark S. Catlin Sr., 74, attorney, former legislator and Olympic champion, died of a heart attack en route to his law office. Funeral service set for Saturday at 1 30 p m at Wichmann with Rev Dascomb Forbush officiating. He was a notable football and track figure at the University of Chicago and coached at the University of Iowa and Lawrence College.
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Mark S. Catlin
Wichmann
Dascomb Forbush
First Congregational Church
I Catlin
University of Chicago
University of Iowa
Lawrence College
Chavez calls for missile contest between Nike and Talos
Senator Chavez said the Army and Air Force will stage a dramatic test showdown between Nike anti aircraft missiles and the Navy developed Talos to determine superiority. He cautioned the test may not occur before a pending defense appropriations bill.
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Chavez
Air Force
Wadenglun
Unaez
D-Nm
Army
Nike
Congress
U.S
Senate Appropriations
Navy
Harris Marti Death in Palmer House Café
Harris Marti a Chicago decorator died yesterday morning of a heart attack while having breakfast in the Palmer House cafe where he worked. He was born in Monroe son of Joseph and Carolyn Marti and had summers there. He left a railroad career for decorating and was a Palmer House foreman at death. Survivors include his wife Mary a son Thomas a brother and a sister. Services Saturday at a Chicago funeral home.
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Warris J. Marti
Umcago
Monroe
Palmer House
Mr. Marti
Joseph and
Garolyn Stauffacher Marti
Chicago
Harris Marti
George F. Stauffacher
Peter S. Solomon
12Th Street
Chester J. Goetz
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Mary
Thomas
Joseph Jr
Hudson Avenue
Walter Karr
Rogers Park
Lincoln Avenue
Senior Week Speakers Named for Monroe High 1956
Monroe High announces speakers for 1956 graduation events. Dr. Glen Eye of the University of Wisconsin will give the commencement address May 31 at 8 p.m. Rev. Ronald R. Miller will deliver the baccalaureate on May 27 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with local pastors assisting. Forty-six total details omitted for brevity.
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Monroe High School
Glen Eye
School of Education
University of Wisconsin
Ronald R. Miller
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Browntown
Monroe
Wesley Falk
James Menehan
Beverly Kuckuck
Carol Stauffacher
Dr Snowden Speaks To X ray Technicians Meeting
Dr Paul W Snowden radiologist at the Monroe Clinic spoke on radioactive isotopes in medicine during a Southwest District Wisconsin Society of X ray Technicians session at the clinic. About 30 technicians and students from Madison, Janesville, Beloit and nearby cities attended. A dinner at Frank E Clark home featured attendees including Alice Clark Virginia Coleman Lowell Arlene Smith Gloria Bolton and instructor William Swearingen with George Carver.
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Paul W. Snowden
Monroe Clinic
Wisconsin Society of X-ray Technicians
Madison
Janesville
Beloit
Frank E. Clark
Route 1
Alice Clark
Virginia Coleman
Lowell
Arlene Smith
Chicago
Gloria Bolton
Beloit Municipal Hospital
William Swearingen
George Carver
Shrine-KC to Stage Aug 12 Benefit Game in KC
Shrine and Knights of Columbus plan a joint football game and benefit in Kansas City on August 12 with both afternoon and night performances for the first time. Proceeds aid crippled children. committee chairs include James W. Kelley for KC and Dr Dayne M. Dinges for the Shrine, plus numerous subheads for entertainment tickets clowns music park publicity and the ball game. Frank Menehan serves as secretary for both groups.
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Shrine-Knights of Columbus
Commercial and Savings Bank
James W. Kelley
Dayne M. Dinges
Shrine
Alden J. Hawthorne
O. R. Evans Sr
Lester M. Johnson
Clif
Ford Keasa
Elmer
Jack) Trickel
Edwin W. Schuetze
Stewart F. Kingston
Stanley L. Wraight
Brodhead
Frank D. Kantro
Franz W. Brand
O.N. Johnson
William Rees
KC Committee
Matthew F. Eraser
Anthony M. Kuban
Earl Lamboley
Donald F
William Rieder Jr
Seth Hall
Edward J. Doyle
J.H. Usher
Jack W. Robilette
Herbert R. West
Joseph G. Urban
R. Finley Barry
Frank Menehan
FBI Nabs Last Of Brink's Gang In Dorchester Flat
FBI agents capture Thomas Richardson and James Faherty, the final two of the 11 man Brink's robbery gang, in a Dorchester flat. Authorities seized $5,009.08 in coins and three pistols, with more arrests pending as the nationwide hunt continues.
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Boston
FBI
Thomas F. Richardson
James I. Faherty
Dorchester District
Orick
United States
Thomas Ballou
Quincy
Richardson and Faherty
John Tannler Stricken at 58
Services were held Monday in Antioch California for John Tannler 58 of Antioch who died May 8. He was a native of Canton Bern Switzerland arrived in America 36 years ago and settled near Hollandale. He is survived by three sisters and two brothers.
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Ma. m
Antioch
Calif
John Tannler
Tannler
Marie Blaser
9Th Street
Canton Bern
Switzerland
America
Hollandale
Californi
Blaser
Margaret Ranggli
Rose Raz
Martha Gander
Casper
Beat Tannler
Youth from Endeavor state’s 289th victim by AP
Wisconsin 1958 highway death toll rose to 289 today from 251 a year earlier. Richard W. Hume, 18, of Endeavor, died when the auto he rode in ran off the road near Portage and overturned. William Gifford, 17, Portage, the driver, was hospitalized.
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Endeavor
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Richard W. Hume
Portage
William Gifford
Hume
Stock List Advances In Moderate Trading
Stock list shows advances in moderate trading with gains up to two points and fractional losses. Volume estimated at two million shares, among the lowest in three months. Motors performed well, contrasting recent sessions.
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Aveara CK
Motors
Eisenhower Clinches Nebraska Delegates in Primary
President Eisenhower secured a strong pledge base in Nebraska with 17 of 18 leading GOP convention contenders backing him. Kefauver won two of 12 Democratic delegates, as Eisenhower’s statewide preferencing held about 65 to 35 in rural and urban areas, boosting his pledged totals to 656 with 666 needed for the convention.
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Omaha
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
District of Columbia
Sen. Kefauver
GOP
Kefauver
Dress Style Pageant Promises Century of Clothing
County homemakers host an annual achievement day with two showings of a dress style pageant titled Crinoline Circle. The public performance begins at 8 p.m. in Monroe High School auditorium, directed by Mrs. Lawrence Raymer, highlighting a year of work by 1,100 members in 68 clubs.
Balloon on power line disrupts La Crosse area services
A weather balloon drifted onto a high voltage Dairyland Power Co-operative line near here on Wednesday. It exploded and disrupted service for about an hour to parts of La Crosse Vernon and Trempealeau counties.
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Alaska
la Crosse
Vernon
Trempealeau
Dairyland Power Co-operative
Children’s Fishing Pond Near Monroe Opens Saturday
Ray T. Renkem announces the Green County Conservation League pond northeast of Monroe off Highway 59 will open for children under 14 this Saturday. About 100 catfish up to eight pounds and 500 to 700 brown trout from winter stock were placed in the pond by league and Wisconsin Conservation Department officials. Children under 10 must be accompanied by a parent. a creel census will track fishing activity and need for more stock.
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Benkett’s Pond
Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Harold A. Pederson
Donald Czeskleba
Fisheries Division
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Times
League
Students Elect Youth Council Members at Monroe High
Monroe High elected next year's Youth Council members this morning with a recount required for a junior girls tie among Patricia Miller Penny Haberman and Carol Koenig. Junior boys Fred Schadt and Bill Lovelace chosen. seniors Carolyn Benkert Bette Hartwig Daniel Bender David Ambler. sophomores Shirley Counselman Karen Wagner John Fritsch Jerry Lamb. Freshman voting occurs in fall.
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Monroe High School
Patricia Miller
Penny Haberman
Carol Koenig
Fred Schadt
Bill Lovelace
Carolyn Benkert
Bette Hartwig
Daniel Bender
David Ambler
Shirley Counselman
Karen Wagner
John Fritsch
Jerry Lamb
Monticello Chooses Dairy Day Chairman for June Festival
Monticello will name a Dairy Day chairman to direct planning for the county's second annual festival on June 30. At a May 10 meeting, other chairmen for a dairy cattle show finance and publicity were set to be appointed. Palmer Welsh of New Glarus heads the county wide observance of June Dairy Month.
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Monticello
Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
Nebraska primary sparks GOP rebuke to demagogues
Senate Republicans claim Nebraska returns rebuke Democratic demagoguery as Eisenhower Gaines pledged delegates. Mansfield predicts farmers will vote Democratic in November amid farm policy debate. Kefauver campaigns in Oregon as Kefauver and Stevenson clash in California.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Republican National Committee
GOP
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Maries
Washington
Sen. Aiken
Rvi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen. Kuchel
Calif
California
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Indiana
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Kefauver
Oregon
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
West Coast
Saudi Arabia
Tennessee
Middle East
Elmhurst College to Honor Kehle with Doctor of Divinity
Rev. Paul A. Kehle pastor at St. John's Church and newly elected president of the South Wisconsin Synod will receive an honorary doctor of divinity at Elmhurst College 85th convocation on June 3. Gov. William G. Stratton speaks at commencement as Kehle nears a move to Madison or Milwaukee after 18 years in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Kennie
St. John’s Church
South Wisconsin Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elmhurst College
Kehle
Spe
William G. Stratton
Monroe
Milwaukee
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
Madison
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Assembly
Supreme Court
Bar
Edwin M. Wilkie
Walter Koble
Wilkie
Inp
Highway 69
New Glarus Woods
Louis Schuetze
Catlin Sr
Harris J. Marti
W—Fsmns
Dr. Eye
Dr. Snowden
Brink
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
Stanley A. Gusciora
Henry Baker
Adolph
Jazz) Maffie
Joseph F. McGinnis
Vincent Costa
Michael V. Geagan
Anthony Pino
Joseph S. Banfield
Children’s
Ray T. Renkem
Youth Council
House
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