Davis Predicts Steinle Victory
Milwaukee scene centers on Republican state convention as Glenn Davis forecasts Steinle capturing the party endorsement for the U S Senate. Davis says a real draft to run again would come only from a formal movement and expects two nominees Steinle and Dittmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Glenn Davis
Roland J. Steinle
U. S. Senate
Supreme Court
Davis
Waukesha
House
Steinle
Congress
GOP
William Proxmire
Ray Dittmore
Dittmore
Ray
Senate
Alexander Wiley
Robert Patterson Dies Here at 49
Robert E. Patterson 49 Route 3 died at 11 05 last night in St Clare hospital after a lingering illness. He was born December 31 1908 in Monroe the son of Edgar and Stella Raymer Patterson and was a Monroe High School graduate in 1927. He married Anna Hauser August 18 1928. they moved to a farm near Monroe Airport and he ran an apiary. Surviving are his wife three children Pauline Janeville Sharon Diemer and Roger at home his parents a brother Paul Madison a sister Mrs John Castle Macomb Illinois and three grandchildren. Services 2 pm Thursday at Stnessy funeral home Rev Glen H Ridnour officiating burial Greenwood cemetery friends may call after 3 pm tomorrow.
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Robert E. Patterson
Route 3
St. Clare
Monroe
Edgar and
Stella Raymer Patterson
Monroe High School
Anna Hauser
G. R. Kershaw
Cilarno Township
Pauline
Janesvile
Curtis
Sharon) Diemer
Orangeville
Roger
Edgar Patterson
Paul
Madison
John Castle
Macomb
Ill
Stnessy Funeral Home
Glen H. Ridnour
Greenwood Cemetery
Schaad
Switzerland
Oberhallau
Canton Schaffhausen
John
Elizabeth Schaad
America
New York
Gallo Cheese Co
Monticello
Albany
Green County
Grossen’s
Barbara Schiesser
Canton Glarus
New Glarus
Herbert W. Becker
Paul H. Olm
Rev McCollow Hurt in Mishap Near Paoli
Rev E C McColow 61 pastor of St Victor’s Catholic church was injured in a two car collision at Paoli at 10 30 am He was treated at the Medical Center and reported in good condition John Mindermann 25 Monroe driven car collided with Esther Burkhardt Route 1 Belleville driver and her son 3 all treated for minor injuries Duane Burkhardt 4 taken to St Mary’s Madison with possible rib fracture Mindermann not injured Stop sign timing cited by Dane County deputies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. McColow
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Paoli
Dane County Sheriff's Deputies
MacCollow
John Mindermann
15Th Avenue
Monroe
Esther B. Burkhardt
Belleville
Mindermann
Hugh Raether Visits IOOF Session in City
Hugh Raether grand master of the IOOF of Wisconsin attended Monroe Lodge IOOF No. 72 last night as an official visitor. One new member was initiated with eight members from South Wayne lodge aiding. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chester Tobin and Mrs. E M Deininger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Raether, Viola
IOOF
Wisconsin
Monroe Lodge
South Wayne Lodge
Mmes
Chester Tobin
E. M. Deininger
Danish Seaman Rescued After Five Hour Swim Off Panama
A Danish sailor who fell overboard swam for five hours before a ship sighted him 14 miles off the north entrance of the Panama Canal. He was rescued unharmed and brought aboard the vessel.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Auxiliary of Legion Sets Poppy Day Chairmen Friday
The American Legion Auxiliary announces Mrs. Doran R. Zwygart and others as general chairmen for Poppy Day to be held in the area on Friday. HQ at Commercial and Savings Bank and a radio program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of Legion
Doran R. Zwygart
Mark Grinnell
Robert Hardell Sr
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Commercial and Savings Bank
Sam Rubi
P. J. Connors Jr
Square
Lloyd Marty
T. W. Reilly
W. E. Deininger
Ralph A. Lindsay
E. A. Janke
Roy Chesebro
Nat G. Preston
George Geiger
Tom Lacey
Arlie Mitchel
South Wayne
Marvin Stauffacher
Browntown
Wayne Vanderbilt
Dan Ault
William Manser
Elder Hanson
Patricia
Diane Zwygart
Frederick Lanz
Ault
United Telephone Seeks Merger of Juda Facility
The Public Service Commission will formally investigate United Telephone Co.’s petition to merge all Jefferson Telephone Co. facilities in Juda into United. Handover preserves schedules and services. costs may be appraised and charged to United and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
United Telephone Co
Jefferson Telephone Co
Juda
United
PSC
United and
Jefferson
Emil Schaad 91 dies after illness in city
Emil Schaad, 91, of 2020 15th Avenue, died at 5 30 p m yesterday at St Clare hospital after months of illness. A former automobile dealer known as Marty Schaad, he worked in cheese making in Switzerland and the United States and later ran a tavern. He leaves two daughters Lillian Norder Milwaukee and Mrs Becker, three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Burial in Greenwood. service at Shriner Neushwaner chapel with Rev Paul H Olm officiating.
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Emil
Mike) Schaad
15Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Schaad
Marty Schaad
Marty
State KC Council Honors Five Men
Wisconsin Dells The Wisconsin Council Knights of Columbus honored five men Monday night for outstanding service. Citations for work in local K C units went to George J Schreier Wausau Charles A MacDonald Rhinelander John P Tanty Clintonville Lyman J Jeffords Fort Atkinson and Herbert J Slowey Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin Council
Knights of Columbus
K.C
George J. Schreier
Wausau
Charles A. MacDonald
Rhinelander
John P. Tanty
Clintonville
Lyman J. Jeffords
Fort Atkinson
Herbert J. Slowey
Portage
Ike's Economic Speech Tonight
President Eisenhower arrives in New York to address the economic situation at 8 30 p m Monroe time before an audience of about 2 000 at an American Management Association mobilization conference. He previously voted in Pennsylvania and traveled from Gettysburg to Harrisburg before flying to New York aboard Columbine III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Monroe
la Guardia
American Management Association
Washington
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Columbine
Paris Deputies Vote on De Gaulle Powers Clash
Paris lawmakers gather as Premier Pflimlin seeks extension of emergency Algeria powers. De Gaulle presses for exceptional authority while parties face a three way choice to back Pflimlin, oust him, or risk chaos. Pflimlin to push 27 month draft term and new taxes to raise 80 billion francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Pflimlin
de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
Paris
Algiers
Cardinal Stritch Faces Health Crisis in Rome
Cardinal Samuel Stritch, partially paralyzed by a severe stroke, spent a calm night in Rome with doctors reporting no change in his condition. A Vatican bulletin from Dr. Ralph Bergen of Chicago and Dr. Filippo Rocchi expressed cautious optimism as the crisis loomed.
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Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Ralph Bergen
Chicago
Filippo Rocchi
Vatican
Cornerstone Laid Thursday for Monroe High School
The cornerstone at Monroe's new high school will be laid Thursday at 1 15 p m with the Board of Education president Superintendent and principal speaking brief remarks. The ceremony will be open to the public though seating is unavailable and part of the building remains unfinished. A copper box with school annual and construction issues will be embedded.
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Industrial Combustion, Inc
21St Street
J. Verne Resek
Melvin Will
Charles Stanchfield
Cleaver-Brooks Co
Milwaukee
Industrial Combustion
New School
Monroe
Board of Education
Herbert T. Johnson
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Lloyd Nielsen
Allan F. Barnard
Supt. Huenink
Monroe Evening Times
Military pay boost signed by Eisenhower expands benefits
President Eisenhower signed a law increasing military pay to attract careers across the Air Force Army Navy and Marines with more than two years service. Rises vary by rank from $6.20 for privates to 599 monthly for Joint Chiefs of Staff. general and admiral pay climbs to 1700 monthly, four and three star officers gain substantial increases, and a new proficiency pay scheme may add 50 to 150 monthly for skilled enlisted and officers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Stocks Rise on Mixed Demand in Moderate Trading
In New York, steels and aircraft led a market advance as trading was moderately active. Key stocks gained from fractions to a point or more, with occasional declines. Rails and coppers improved while automotive shares stayed active and slightly higher, marking a third weekly gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Military Pilot Survives Crash By Parachuting
A Capital Airlines tubojet collided with a military T33 trainer over the Potomac River Valley at 10 a.m. Monroe time. The seven passenger plane and four crew members died. the Maryland Air National Guard pilot, Capt Julius R McCoy, parachuted to safety with severe facial and hand burns. The crash followed Capital Flight 300 from Chicago to Baltimore via Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Capital Airlines
Potomac River Valley
Monroe
Maryland Air National Guard
Julius R. McCoy
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick, Md
Harry Nicholson
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
National Guard
104Th
Maryland Guard
Martin Co
Capital
Kendall J. Brady
Park Forest
Ill
Paul F. Meyer
Markham
Jessie Hunt
Hamburg
N. Y
Helen Irizzary
North Bay Shore
L. I
Alfred E Green Hurt in Three Car Crash East of Elgin
Alfred E Green 34, treasurer of Oaktron Industries, was injured in a three car crash on Highway 20 east of Elgin while returning from Chicago. He suffered head lacerations and is in good condition at St. Joseph's hospital, expected home tomorrow. Also injured were Donald Adkins of Elgin and passenger in Louie L. Jones's car. Police say driver William A. Calte of Dundee attempted to pass as Jones slowed to turn, causing a head on collision after Green reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. Estimated damages totaled $1,000, $700, and $150 respectively. The crash occurred at 6:14 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Green
25Th Avenue
Oaktron Industries Inc
Elgin
Ir. Green
Chicago
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Donald Adkins
Louie L. Jones
William A. Calte
Dundee
Jones
Calte
Calte Auto
Green
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Market
Wisconsin market notes steady demand for American cheese with fair to good buying interest. Offerings are small for varied styles while state brand large styles are ample. Cheddars move at 22 5 to 34 cents per pound and several styles around 35 to 38 cents in the open market.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Robert Patterson
McCollow
Hugh Raether
City
United Telephone
Maryland
Myron Larson
Walter Gobeli
Robert Buetow
Clifford Bennett
Emil Schaad
State KC Council
Mike
Ike
Charles de Gaulle
Cardinal Stritch
Janet Priewe
National Office Management Association
Priewe
Stanley L. Priewe
John Ferron
Alfred Green
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