County School Eighth Graders Graduate Friday
The county announces 8th graders will be promoted to freshmen at 8 p.m. Friday May 23 in the Monroe high school auditorium. Juda holds its own exercises. Names include Ronald Ginner, Carol Ann Rufer, Mary Lee Trezek, and many others from Argus to Bem.
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Monroe High School
Rudolph T. Haskee
Argus
Ronald Ginner
Carol Ann Rufer
Atwood
Mary Lee Trezek
Babler
Richard Ejichstadt
David Marty
Badger
George Thomas Keen
Daphne Mauermann
Ball
Barbara Deininger
Janet Blumer
Marvin Ruff
Green County Teachers College
David L. Deininger
Marilyn Schultz
Frances Bear
Frieda Marie Bear
Lyle Baumgartner
Dutch Hollow
Steven H. Truttman
JoAnn Meyers
Peter Buholzer
Dividing Ridge
Paul Richard Moser
Glenn Witwer
Decatur
Phillip Porterfield
Lee Myrlin West
Keith Schwartzlow
Davis — Rose Kathleen Flanagan
Elden Sonnenburg
Clarence — Paul Rhienhart Krattiger
Susan Kay Brandenburg
Richard Paul Johnson
Harold Duane Swenson
Irene Frances Lean
Cadiz Center
Robert Klemm Jr
Carol Houser
Buckskin
Harvey Rosenstiel
Mary Lou Hardyman
Browntown State
James G. Swiggum
Paul L. Young
Leslie R. Schneider
Jo- Ann Montgomery
Biggs
Ruth Ann Moen
Patricia Jane Corbin
Blackford
Geraldine Kay Rufer
Bem
Ronnie Strahm
Gary
Starfighter F104A Tops Speed Record at 1,404 mph
Capt. Walter W. Irwin piloted the Lockheed F104A Starfighter to a speed of 1,404.19 mph over the Mojave Desert, setting the second international record of the month. Maj. Howard C. Johnson previously earned an altitude record of 91,249 feet with the same aircraft. Both served in the 83rd Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Hamilton AFB near San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Walter W. Irwin
Mojave Desert
Irwin
Maj
Howard C. Johnson
Hamilton Air Force Base
San Francisco
Six Children Die in South Phoenix Fire
In South Phoenix a ramshackle wooden apartment fire killed six children aged 5 months to 6 years. The children were in the Stafford boy’s care, left by their mothers Betty Lou Warrick and Freddie Mae Williams. The caretaker said a kerosene lantern was lit before bed and toppled, causing the blaze. he attempted rescues but was repulsed by flames.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Stafford
Betty Lou Warrick
Freddie Mae Williams
Sheriff
Buck Stockton
Fulbright Scholar Named for Postgraduate Study Abroad
Alfred W. Lever of Madison Wisconsin has won a Fulbright scholarship for a year of postgraduate study abroad. Representative Donald Tewes a Republican from Wisconsin announced the award on Friday night.
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Washington
Alfred W. Lever
Madison, Wis
Donald Tewes
R-Wis
Wisconsin Democrats spar over metro study committee
Gov. Vernon Thomson accuses Democratic lawmakers of opposing a panel to study metropolitan problems. Sen. John Kennedy and Rep. Henry Reuss defend action while Nelson predicts Democratic gains if 1958 election held tomorrow. Kennedy backs Lyndon Johnson amid questions over the speaker invitation. Reuss praises Eisenhower defense plan at Armed Forces Day event in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Vernon Thomson
John Kennedy
Mass
Gaylord Nelson
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
Kennedy
Thomson
Nelson
Hammond
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
University of Wisconsin
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Johnson
Sen. Proxmire
Senate
Reuss
Armed Forces Day
Eisenhower
Crandall Tire Plant Featured in Magazine
The Crandall Oil Co shows its growing tire business in Lodi Matrix magazine. The article highlights Crandall’s winter retread inventory, main plant, tire molds, and profiles D. A. Crandall and his son Robert Crandall.
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Crandall Tire
Crandall Oil Co
Lodi
Super Mold Corp
Calif
Crandall
D. A. Crandall
Robert
Mrs Bennett Moen Dies in Argyle Area at 58
Mrs Bennett Moen 58 of Route 2 Argyle died at 105 a.m. today in St Clare hospital where she had been a patient since last Friday. Survived by husband and two sons Burnell and Maynard of rural Argyle. Erickson funeral home Argyle handling arrangements.
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Bennett Moen
Route 2
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Burnell
Maynard
Erickson Funeral Home
Miss Kubly Crowned at Junior Prom Night Celebration
Bonnie Kubly crowned queen at a full night of events for 100 plus high school students. cookie parties, the prom, post prom at the Country Club, a Goetz theater film, and dawn breakfasts at Recreation Park and homes. King Blythe Myers presided as parents watched, with awards to advisers and a hospital-bound message read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Blythe Myers
Bonnie Kubly
Sayonara
Enid Spring
Emilie Erb
Times
Recreation Park
Country Club
Goetz Theater
Calder
St. Clare Hospital
Myers
Bonnie
King Blythe
Monroe Country Club
Charles Figs
Coketail
Karen Anderson
Edmund Anderson
Sally Ruf
Alois Ruf
William Spoerry
Wesley Dodge
Judith Dodge
Gerhard Steensrud
Rogene
Graydon Steensrud
William Senatsch
Roy Gempeler
Leon Kubly
Everett Wild
Alfred Locher
Judith Smith
Karen Wagner
Beverly Koehn
Paula LaBuch
Nancy Fritz
Joann Nussbaum
Arthur Wagner Jr
Sam Rubi
Elise Feutz
Betty Gempeler
Fred Feutz Jr
Andrew Boll
Auto Plants To Halt Early
Ward's Automotive Reports says the auto industry will shut plants for model changeovers in six to seven weeks, with closures extending into September. GM Michigan plants start changeovers in July, Chrysler in late July or early August, and Ford in September. May 1-10 average daily car sales 13,777, above late April and March. Weekly output forecast 86,738 cars and 16,645 trucks versus prior week.
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Detroit
Ward
Automotive
Michigan
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Ward's
Break-ins Hit Two Service Stations in Area City
Police and county deputies investigated two overnight break-ins in Monroe and Browntown. The Marti Texaco at 2308 13th Street reported about $5 in change, a carton of cigarettes, a quart of oil missing, and a smashed toilet stool. The Rockow service station in Browntown reported 400 pennies and cigarette cartons stolen after window entries.
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Monroe
Browntown
Marti Texaco
13Th Street
Howard Schacht
Rockow
Four Navy Men Die In Midair Collision Near Jacksonville
Four Navy airmen were killed when two planes collided over the Atlantic shore near Jacksonville Florida on Friday. The photo reconnaissance aircraft crashed after colliding with a Cougar jet fighter. The jet pilot Lt J G David McCulley 24 of Garden City New York parachuted and was unhurt.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
Here
J. G. David McCulley
Garden City
Os Y
Lebanon Chief Strikes at Foes
Beirут Lebanon President Camille Chamoun seeks to quell uprisings as opposition forces push to topple his pro Western government. Chamoun and Prime Minister Sami Solh urge the public to restore order while claiming Lebanon will stay independent from outside powers. Parliament is recalled and peace talks loom with Druze tribal leaders and rising business activity signals a temporary calm.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Sami Sohl
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Sputnik III to cross Wisconsin tonight and Chicago
The Naval Research Laboratory reports Sputnik III, a Russian satellite, will pass southeastward across Wisconsin tonight. It will cross Duluth Minnesota at 8 49 p m and then two minutes later over Chicago for its third pass of the day.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Naval Research Laboratory
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
Gas Tank Blast in Paris Kills 10 Including Firemen
A gasoline storage tank exploded in a garage in Montmartre Paris killing ten people. Among the dead are three firemen who had arrived to investigate a gasoline leak.
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Paris
Montmartre
Radio Goes Silent Explorer III May Plunge Mid July
Washington reports Explorer III, the third U S earth satellite, is losing radio contact with one transmitter failing and the other erratic. Estimates indicate the satellite will re enter and disintegrate around mid July, possibly due to a meteor cloud collision.
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Washington
America
U.S. National Committee For the International Geophysical Year
Army
Navy
Vanguard
Russia
Aide of De Gaulle Slips Into Algeria Dry Weather Damages Hay
Roman Borkovec and George Gramling warn that a good first cutting of hay is out and a drastic hay shortage is forecast due to prolonged dryness. They note alfalfa stands look bad, corn has been planted, and moisture shortages affect pastures, milk, eggs, and garden germination across the county.
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Roman Borkovec
George Gramling
Gramling
Borkovec
Brokovec
Teen-Agers Hurt In Area Mishap
Four Monroe teenagers were injured when their car went out of control near the White Haven Nursing Home just north of Monroe. Driver David Wyss 17 and three passengers Ruthella Wardlow 15 Joan Kohl 15 and Le Roy Rufer 17 were treated at St. Clare hospital. Wardlow had a broken nose Kohl and Rufer bruises were treated and released Wyss had cuts a mild concussion and remained in hospital overnight. He said another vehicle forced him off the road. The crash occurred at 1203 a m.
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Monroe
White Haven
David Allen Wyss
Route 4
Ruthella Wardlow
20Th Street
Joan Kohl
17Th Street
LeRoy Rufer
Kohl
Rufer
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Wardlow
Wyss
135 Candidates For Graduation 1958 class roster announced
Supt D J Huenink announced 135 seniors will be candidates for diplomas at the June 5 commencement tying the all time high. The 1958 class includes 60 girls and 75 boys and is 22 more than last year. Baccalaureate June 1 speaker Rev Larry Trayser. Awards Day June 5. commencement that evening with LeRoy E Laburg UW dean of students as speaker. Complete roster follows.
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Supt
D. J. Huenink
Larry Trayser
LeRoy E. Luberg
University of Wisconsin
Delbert F. Amans
Elaine M. Andrews
Wayne O. Bahn
David L. Bandi
Edwin L. Bandi
Gloria D. Bartelt
Joanne C. Beach
Mary J. Bear
Norman L. Bidlingmaier
Carol A. Blum
David O. Blum
Roy P. Blum
Thomas W. Bober
Doris Bohren
Beatrice C. Brandli
Ruth A. Brunner
Roger F. Buholzer
D. Busser
Virginia R. Campbell
Judith M. Chambers
Linda M. Coole
George T. Cromwell
Patricia A. Crouch
Carol L. Cunningham
Grant D. Dale
Lana L. Davis
Larry D. Ellingson
Duane W. Elmer
Mary A. Erickson
Elise C. Feutz
Diana L. Figi
Leona M. Flannery
Manda J. Flannery
Mina J. Flannery
William§. Foesch
Ronald G. Friske
Thomas C. Fritz
Elsbeth D. Gempeler
Marilyn R. Gerber
Caryl A. Goeck
Firemen Extinguish Blaze in Hollow Tree Park
A rural tanker battled a fire in a hollow tree at the new north side park. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert cited dry conditions and risk to recently planted pines. No cause is yet determined as children were nearby earlier.
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New North Side Park
Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
De Gaulle pressure grows as Pflimlin fights for control
In Paris and Algiers the political crisis deepens as Jacques Sous telle arrives to press Pflimlin toward a De Gaulle settlement. Pflimlin tightens emergency powers while rightists threaten protests and bombs disrupt ministries as Algerian rebels hold day. De Gaulle plans a Monday Paris news conference to clarify his offer to assume full power.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
Jacques Soustelle
Algiers
Pflimlin
de Gaulle
France
Colombey-Les- Deux-Eglises
Marcel Diebold
Air Force
National Association of War Veterans
Arc de Triomph
la Celle St.-Cloud
Rene Pleven
Hendaye
Algiers Committee of Public Safety
Jacques Massu
Pilimlin
Syndicate Purchases Confidential Whisper Magazines Change Hands
New York publisher Robert Harrison says Whisper and Confidential have been sold to an unnamed buyer described as a "syndicate, a very successful group" formed to acquire the magazines. The purchaser will announce the deal and price on Monday, but Harrison did not disclose the amount.
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New York
Whisper
Robert Harrison
Friday
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County School
Capt. Irwin
Democrat
Solons
Sen
Argyle Area
Miss Kubly
Cromer Houser
John C. Calder
Sputnik
Carol Lux
E. B. Lux
8Th Street
Knapp
Miss Lux
Brevard College
Brevard
N.C
DAR
Radke
Syndicate
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