Champ Lyes Sheriff Bid Sparks Chicago Politics
Jack Muller the 32 year old Chicago police officer known for ticket writing says he would run for Cook County sheriff in 1958 if there is enthusiasm. He rules out running as an independent saying it’s like hitting a brick wall and recalls turning down aldermanic bids. Muller supports independence, defends his publicity role, and campaigns against Cadillac license plate trimming amid questions of legality and criticism from Louis Gordon.
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Jack Muller
Chicago
Cook County
Muller
North Side
Cadillac
Maller
Louis Gordon
Gordon
Norman Berry
Criminal Court
Miss Nancy Pilz Set for Carroll College Graduation
Miss Nancy L. Pilz daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold A Pilz 1511 17th avenue is among 115 candidates for Carroll College June 3 commencement to receive a bachelor of arts in elementary education She served as social chairman and first vice president of Alpha Gamma Delta and appeared on Homecoming Court She was active in choir symphony women s athletic association geographical society Newman Club childhood education staff Echo and will teach elementary school next year after graduating Monroe high school
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Nancy 1. Rue
Harold A. Pilz
17Th Avenue
Carroll College
Miss Pilz
Carroll
Alpha Gamma Delta Social Sorority
Symphony
Women’s Athletic Association
Geographical’ Society
Newman Club
Association For Childhood Education
The
Echo
Pilz
Waukesha
Harold Pilz
Monroe High School
Point System Hearing Set By Madison Officials
Melvin, former state Motor Vehicle Department Commissioner, said Monday a public hearing on establishing a point system for traffic violations will be held in Madison on June 15. The 1955 Legislature authorized the system where moving violations assign points. points accumulate on a driver’s record and can lead to license suspension or revocation.
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Madison
W— Melvin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Milwaukees Innocence Seeker Eyes Wrosch Case
Paul Thurlow a former Presbyterian minister turned lawyer says he believes Milwaukee woman Elsie Wrosch innocent of arsenic death of her husband. He cites lie detector results and plans to study trial records as he pursues potential post conviction actions.
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Milwaukee
Paul Thurlow
Wilmington
Elsie Wrosch
Thurlow
Wrosch
Wisconsin
Taycheedah
Mit Ip Pienae
Sori
Thomson ruling grants Memorial Day paid leave for veterans
Atty. Gen. Vernon Thomson ruled that county and local bodies must give employees who are veterans Memorial Day off with pay even if they are scheduled to work. The decision says full day leave with pay is required and cities must arrange work to let veterans off whenever possible.
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Vernon Thomson
Dunn County
C. M. Meisner
Thomson
Army Vet Corps Seeks New Jobs Amid Cutback Plan
The Army and Air Force are barred from commissioning new veterinarians and must plan to dispose of 2,678 Veterinary Corps personnel by release, transfer, or reassignment. Secretary Wilson urged plans by July 1, noting criticisms of veterinarians tending animals and shifting duties to agriculture or private pet care.
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Wasrungtu
Air Force
Wilson
Armed Services
Brannan Enters Senate Race In Colorado Democratic bid
Brannan secretary of agriculture in the Truman era and author of the Brannan farm plan has entered the Colorado U S Senate race seeking the Democratic nomination. He will emphasize Eisenhower era farm policies. Millikin a 14 year veteran of the Senate is the Republican incumbent aged 65.
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Brannan
Truman
United States
Senate
Colorado
Eugene D. Millikin
Millikin
Monticello Times Correspe Spends Weekend in Madison and New Glarus
Monticello residents and visitors are listed for weekend travel and social events across Madison and New Glarus. Names include Threlkeld Gessler Elmer Marty Pagel Zimmer man Luchsinger Stauffer Roberts Freitag Stuessy Crouch Wittner Voegeli Hoskins Tryon Babler Elmer Blum Bringold Babler Ingram Elmer Saunders Harden Wittenwyler Stauf fer Schultz Martin Moritz Holcomb Dau bert Loeffel Zweifel Wagner Curtis and others. Activities cover weddings recitals picnics and parades with multiple family visits and church events.
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Henry Threlkeld
Monroe
Ray Gessler
Madison
John Elmer
Henry J. Elmer
Herman Elmer
Fred Elmer
New Glarius
Albert J. Marty
Irene
William Pagel
McConnell, Ill
Norene Zimmerman
McConnell
Kenneth Luchsinger
Jean
New Glarus Friy
Willis Disch
Lydia Voegeli
Warren Ingram
Tommy
Walter Tryon
Henry E. Babler
Harvey Milbrandt
Melvin Ayen
John G. Blum
Fred A
Ed Blum
Jake Schuler
Dayton
Dave Brink
Carl Bringold
Belleville
Bernice Babler
Harris Babler
Marshfield
Anton Hefty
Nellie Zweifel
Albany
Chester Wyss Ands
Rock City
Ill
Fred Frehner
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas
Jack Hoskins
Jean Ann
Marcus Elmer
Marion
Norman Benkett
Frederick Wirth
Barry
Janesville
Armin Loeffel
Clarence Wittner
Paul Edward
Baraboo
Paul Veenie
Monticello
Ed Saunders
Saunders
Thomas Saunders
Donald
Kay Ann
Richard Saunders
Cheryl
New Glarus
J. M. Harden
Mmes
Clarence Wittenwyler
C. M. Stauffer
Jake Schultz
Albert Moritz
Robert Holcomb Sr
John Daubert
Ice on Greenland Could Furnish Two-Ton Chunks for All
The National Geographic Society says Greenland holds enough ice to provide every person on Earth with a two-ton chunk each minute for a year, highlighting vast Antarctic and Arctic resources and climate implications.
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Greenland
Earth
The
National Geographic Society
Girl Scout Troops Spend Weekend Activities Recap
Troop 12 members returned from Chicago after weekend outings watching Cinerama and Tea House of the August Moon with Mrs. Amstutz and leader Mrs. Witte. Troop 27 held an overnight campout at Kiwanis Youth Cabin completing second class badge work under leaders Hoesly Buehler Rufenacht and Nussbaum. Troop 2 Brownies closed season after Friday meeting, and Troop 3 Brownies hiked to Cathy Howe's home with Mrs. Jerome Howe instructing.
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Girl Scout
Chicago
William Amstutz
Keith B. Witte
Kiwanis
Hervey J. Hoesly
Robert Buehler
Edwin Rufenacht
Joann Nussbaum
Brownie Scout
Cathy Howe
Jerome Howe
Outdoor gathering fuels and dessert making noted
They gathered fuel for fires and built fires while preparing a range of outdoor desserts, signaling a convivial, fire-lit outdoor gathering with cooking and dessert activities.
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Juda Memorial Day Program Scheduled
A Juda Memorial Day program will be held at Mt. Vernon cemetery at 10 a.m. on Wednesday May 30. Rev Harold Humbert of the First Baptist church will be the speaker with Rev William King of the EUB church giving the invocation and benediction. The Juda band will participate and those in the parade meet at 9 30 a.m. at the high school. Committee members are Wendell Grenzow Paul Matzke and Mrs Charles Trotter.
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Mt. Vernon
Harold Humbert
First Baptist Church
William King
EUB Church
Juda Band
Wendell Grenzow
Paul Matzke
Charles’ Trotter
Triplets Celebrate 81st Birthday in Jackson County
Wisconsin’s oldest triplets the Schlegel sisters from Jackson County mark their 81st birthday. Julia Schlegel of Black River Falls joins sisters Helen Sholes and Marg Kier, both of Alma Center, in the milestone.
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Black River Falls
Wisconsin
Schlegel
Jackson County
Julia Schlegel
Helen Sholes
Marg Kier
Alma Center
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