Catlin Defends Charges Amid Senate Bid Blues
Wisconsin Assembly speaker Mark Catlin assails two main charges of unethical conduct as false while rival Charles Kersten accuses the probe of dirty political intrigue. The dispute centers on alleged excessive parole fees and influence peddling to win clemency for inmates at Waupun. The four-count disciplinary action heads to defense within 20 days as all four candidates seek party endorsement for the U.S. Senate seat.
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Milwaukee
Mark Catin Jr
Wisconsin Assembly
Clauldate
U.S. Senate
Charles Kersten
State Board of Bar Commissioners
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Catlin
Waupun
Catrin Ther
Parole Board
Board of Public Welfare
Kersten
Howard Boyle
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Warren
Callin
Rudolph Reger Named Special Counsel in Bar Ethics Case
Rudolph Reger was appointed by the State Supreme Court as special counsel for the Board of Bar Commissioners regarding an ethical conduct complaint against Mark Catlin, speaker of the 1955 Assembly. He disclosed the role after press dispatches and Milwaukee papers reported it.
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Svedce Capmassneu
State Supreme Court
Board of Bar Commissioners
Mark Catlin
Assembly
Press Association
Milwaukee
Clarksdale
Miss
Regez
Beatrice Regez
Rudolph
Buzzie
Peculiar political maneuver aims at Knowles and others
The speaker notes a peculiar political maneuver surrounding Lieutenant Governor Knowles who has not yet announced re-election. He says Knowles would be a candidate for any post the convention deems appropriate, while a simultaneous attack on Cat Jlin and Kersten is described as contemptuous and timely.
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Cat Jlin
Kersten
Knowles
Dickeyville Man Among Five Victims in Waterloo Plane Crash
Five Waterloo trucking firm employees died in a burning twin engine Cessna crash after taking a ride from the Waterloo airport. Harold Lester of Dickeyville Wisconsin was identified among the victims. Arthur Louis Bauman shop superintendent of McCoy Trucking Co was also killed and apparently at the controls. Other victims were Lauren Angen Hugo Miller and Henry Buenneke all of Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Wisconsin
Harold Lester
Dickeyville
Wis
Arthur Louis Bauman
McCoy Trucking Co
Bauman
Lauren Angen
Hugo Miller
Henry Buenneke
Air crash kills six near Winnipeg in two plane collision
Two Royal Canadian Air Force planes collided at 1500 feet over Charleswood suburb late Friday and crashed into a farm field. Six airmen perished including four student pilots, as investigators probe the incident and warn on-flight risks.
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Winnipeg
Man
Royal Canadian Air Force
Charleswood
Legion Conference Arrives in New Glarus with Parade
Hundreds of Ameri can Legion members arrive for the Third District conference in New Glarus hosted by the Stuessy Kuenzi Post. A banquet at Wilhelm hall features G Emery Sipple as speaker, with guests Henzelman Huseby Janke Moore and Wilson. Edelweiss Stars entertain. a Swiss church service and a 10:30 am baseball game precede a 2 pm parade along Highway 69 to the ball park. Barbara Brown will ride in the parade and speak after the event.
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New Glarus
Stuessy-Kuenzi
Third District
American Legion
Wilhelm Hall
G. Emery Sipple
Frank W. Henzelman
Monroe
Third ‘District
Gordon Huseby
Department of Veterans Affairs
Betty Janke
Harold Moore
Jack Wilson
Edelweiss
Blanchardville
1St Avenue
Ball Park
Barbara Brown
Alice In Dairyland
G. P. Hoesly
Harvey Elmer
Jacob Bruni
Belleville
Mt. Horeb
Waunakee
Cassville
Cuba City
Hazel Green
Lancaster
Platteville
Brodhead
Montiello
Cobb
Dodgeville
Darlington
Oregon primary boosts Stevenson as Eisenhower leads
Oregon Democrats backed Stevenson in the Democratic write in contest for 16 delegates while Republicans praised Eisenhower with a large popular vote lead. Incomplete returns show Eisenhower 100,822 Stevenson 37,093 Kefauver 26,486. McKay tops Hitchcock for the Republican Senate nomination as Morse wins the Democratic nod.
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Portland
Oreg U
Adlai Stevenson
Oregon
Stevenson
Florida
California
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kefauver
Douglas McKay
Phil Hitchcock
Ocratic
Wayne Horse
Morse
Hood River
Woody Smith
Chicago
Lmo Smith
Robert Holmes
Astoria
Mrs Wise Discovers Rigors of Campaigns
Mrs Wise, Wisconsin Secretary of State, fractured four ribs in a fall at a Madison luncheon while campaigning. She was at her Capitol desk Friday after a busy week with appearances in Superior Baraboo Chicago and Sheboygan. The chair she fell onto had just been vacated by Madison Mayor Ivan Nestingen, a Democrat, prompting joked reflections on politics.
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Malicun U
Wisconsin
Glenn Wise
Alice Coronation Scheduled Tonight in Darlington Parade
Thousands join the Daily Day celebration as two of ten area princess candidates are named to advance to the state contest in Eau Claire June 1 and 2. Winners will be announced after a 7 30 p m talent program at Darlington High School gym. Contenders include Janet Marie Herpel Dora Ann Schindler Eileen Runde Shirley Ann Hilfiker Marilyn Jean Lost ter Barbara Cole Nola Mae Finn Doris Olsen Suzanne Saalsaa and Shirley McCarthy.
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Darlington
Alice” Princess
Eau Claire
State Department of Agriculture
Darlington High School
Janet Marie Herpel
Boscobel
Eileen Runde
Dora Ann Schindler
Monroe
Shirley Ann Hilfiker
Monticello
Marilyn Jean Lostter
Platteville
Barbara C.ole
Muscoda
Nola Mae Finn
Patch Grove
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Suzanne Saalsaa
Argyle
Shirley McCarthy
Highland
Monroe Scouts Stage District Camporee at Zanders Lake
More than 150 Boy Scouts from Monroe and surrounding towns gathered at Zanders Lake Browntown for a two day district spring camporee featuring compass seading nature study and a stunt program around the campfire. Troop 114 Lions Club will conduct a flag burning ceremony and a court of honor is planned tomorrow afternoon amid over 50 tents pitched by the lake. Dewey A. Dwyer leads the event with participation from Monroe Troops 101 113 114 115 and troops from Monticello Albany Argyle and Browntown.
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Monroe
Zanders Lake
Browntown
Monticello
Albany
Argyle
Tom Marean
Larry Pulkrabek
Ap Teading
Jerry Killingstad
Troop 114
The
Lions Club
Dewey A. Dwyer
Twenty Eight To Graduate At Green County Teachers College
Otto W. Lund announces that 28 students will graduate from Green County Teachers College with 24 already holding teaching contracts. Graduation is set for Friday at Monroe High School auditorium. No baccalaureate this year. Four-day class trip to Mackinac Island begins June 4 with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Lund and Mr. and Mrs. Klusmeyer. Several graduates will teach in Green, Lafayette and Rock counties with positions announced or pending.
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Green ‘County
Lund
LaVerne Klusmeyer
Footville
Klusmeyer
Delmar Meske
Whitewater State College
Milford G. Schwitz
LaCrosse State College
Jean Jensen
Rock County
Evelyn Gordee
Lafayette County
Green County
Phyllis Alexander
Bright School
Genese Dwyer
Meadow Valley
Diane Elmer
Buckskin
Otto Erzinger
Clarence
Donna Hefty
Marty
Caroline Jones
Atwood
Colleen Sefftood
Sander
Ardith Oldenburg
Primary Room
Browntown
Nancy Wolfley
Bem
Catherine Stallint
Harlene Torkelson
Pengra
Carol Zuhlke
West Clarno
Elta Bertalot
Blanchardville
Evelyn Johnson
Mud Hollow
Lenny Kundert
Blaville
Margaret McGinnis
Willow
Virginia Meyler
Burrak
Robert Demrow
Donna Eidahl
Pleasant Hill
Marilyn Home
Inman
Phyllis ‘Seeman
Eagle
Bessie Schluka
Lorraine Wigdahl
Howard
Helen Wollinger
Crawl
Chavez Warns Armed Forces Primadonna Tone Sparks Defense Debate
Senate defense appropriations subcommittee Chairman Chavez warned the Army Navy and Air Force they risk a financial crackdown from Congress by acting like primadonnas. He said interservice bickering is damaging and urged all services to focus on the common defense of the country. He also suggested stories challenging air power were planted by Army sources.
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Washington
Chavez
D-Nm
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
Lopez slams Cleveland fans for Rosen injury cheers
Indians manager Al Lopez denounces local fans after third baseman Al Rosen was hurt in a 5-4 11 inning loss to Washington. He calls fans bush and says they don’t deserve a club in town after booing Rosen as he left on crutches. Rosen will be out with a wrenched knee and bruised ankle.
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Ayer
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Bush
al Lopez
al Rosen
Pete Runnels
Washington Senators
Rosen
Lopez
Tribe
Driving Contest Set For Tomorrow at Rec Recreation Park
Fourteen contestants are listed for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Teen-age Road-e-o at Recreation Park tomorrow at 2 p.m. The second phase of the Jaycees contest includes an automobile obstacle course after written tests with top scores from 68 to 92. Gary Broge led the exams with 92, others include Alan Weck erly, Robert Stair, Kenneth Keel, William Boyd, Dennis Goecks, Nathan Hare, Gregory Foesch, Floyd Coplien Jr., Robert Schwaiger, Duane McKenna, Nancy Bury, John Burgy, and Francis Brennan. Sheriff Samuel F. Humbel chairs the event. awards top three, winner advances to the state contest in Superior in June. Judges are Nathan F. Burey, Charles Howe, J.H. Schwaiger, and Sherman G. Hodgson.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alan Weckerly
Robert Stair
Kenneth Keel
William Boyd
Dennis Goecks
Nathan Hare
Gregory Foesch
Floyd Coplien Jr
Robert Schwaiger
Duane McKenna
Nancy Bury
John Burgy
Francis Brennan
Samuel F. Humbel
Superior
Nathan F. Burey
Charles Howe
J.H. Schwaiger
Sherman G. Hodgson
Air Officer Missing In H Bomb Test Crash
Air Force observer Capt. Paul M. Crumley is missing after a B 57 bomber crashed near a H bomb test. Task Force 7 ships and planes searched the area as bad weather delayed the mission minutes after takeoff. Crumley's wife lives in Albuquerque New Mexico the blast now tentatively set for Sunday US time.
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Mmenanes
Bexini
Task Force 7
Air Force
Paul M. Crumley
Albuquerque
N. M
U. S
Cleveland Thief Kills Two in Public Square Shootout
A gunman identified as Frank Williams killed Patrolman Joseph Haydn and Higbee detective Frank Begin in a midday spree near Public Square Cleveland. Williams fled toward May Co and Ontario Street before a police bullet ended the chase at Prospect Avenue near Weber Court.
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Cleveland
Public Square
Frank Williams
S. S. Kresge Co
Joseph Haydn
Williams
May Co
Ontario Street
Higbee Co
Charley Holley
Kresge Co
Higbee
Frank Begin
Floyd L. Begin
Begin
Lutheran Hospital
Prospect Avenue
Webster Court
Bernard Schweter
Monticello Woman Dies at 69 in Green County Hospital
Mrs. Boeck 69 Monticello dies after late morning admission in Green County hospital. Survived by husband and nine children. Services arranged by Stuessy Funeral Home Monroe.
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Frank Boeck Sr
Route 1
Monticello
Green County
Stuessy Funeral Home
Monroe
Holland Tulip Time Festival Draws Big Crowds
Holland Michigan prepares for Tulip Time as tulip fields burst into color and forecasts of fairer weather predict a throng of visitors. Officials expect over 300000 spectators for the four day celebration despite an unusually cold spring that delayed blooms.
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Michigan
Holland
Roach Quits Democratic National Convention Post
William Neale Roach on scene manager at the Democratic national convention resigns from his post. When asked for a reason he offers no comment.
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Shicago
William Neale Roach
Leaders Hope For Agreement Soon by House WASHINGTON
Secretary Benson voiced qualified approval of the Senate passed farm bill, calling it improved though complex. Senate and House leaders aim for swift enactment next week, with emphasis on soil bank provisions, feed grain supports at 76 percent, and parity formulas for wheat, corn, and peanuts.
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Washington (P
Benson
Senate
Soil Bank
Eisenhower
House
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
White House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Cuba
Secretary of Agriculture
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Ike
Kent Oil Co
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Mad
Harry Russell
Kent County News
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Uss
City Square Area
Mrs. Boeck
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