Juda Girl 9 Killed After Tractor Plow Incident
Betty Saxby nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Saxby Route 1 Juda was killed Saturday when she fell from her father's tractor and was run over by a plow. County coroner Herman A Stuessy ruled the death accidental and no inquest will be held. Betty suffered crushing head injuries as she fell into a furrow and was run over. Saxby had been plowing and did not see her until reaching for a rope to free the plow. The family moved to Juda March 15 from a farm west of Red Oak. Betty, a Juda third grader, attended Baptist Sunday school. Born April 2 1946 in Freeport she leaves her parents a brother Charles 13 a sister Patsy Ann 5 a half brother Calvin Jr 3 and a half sister Connie Lou 2 at home and grandmother Mrs Luella Saxby. Services set for tomorrow at 2 p m at Walker funeral home Freeport with Rev Harold Humbert officiating burial in Chapel Hill cemetery Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Saxby
Calvin Saxby
Juda
Herman A. Stuessy
Saxby
Betty
Red Oak
Stephenson County
Archie Ostrander
Baptist
Freeport
Charles
Patsy Ann
Calvin Jr
Connie Lou
Luella Saxby
Freero
Walker Funeral Home
Harold Humbert
Juda Baptist Church
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Postal Pay Veto Defeat Predicted
House Majority Leader McCormick says a veto override on the postal pay hike has a good chance if brought to a vote. Eisenhower rejected an 8.6 percent average raise for about 500 000 postal workers as too costly and unfair to some groups. Senate test on the veto is set for tomorrow with supporters claiming enough votes to uphold the veto. If not, the bill moves to the House for final action. McCormack supported the compromise including administration requested job reclassification features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
McCormick
Dmass
Eisenhower
Senate
McCormack
Chicago Salk Supply To Run Out Tomorrow
Chicago faces a vaccine shortage as 90,000 eligible school children still need their second Salk polio shots. Dr. Herman N. Bendesen, president of the Chicago Board of Health, said no word from Springfield on when new supplies will arrive. Friday saw 4,400 pupils receive second shots. about 5,000 more were planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman N. Bendesen
Chicago Board of Health
Bendesen
State Health Department
Springfield
Flier Doubts His Record Will Last Very Long
1st Lt. John M. Conroy of the California Air National Guard believes his coast to coast Sabre Jet flight may soon be surpassed. He flew 5085 miles in 11 hours 26 minutes 33 seconds on Armed Forces Day, lunching in New York and refueling en route to show National Guard air power.
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Los Angeles
John M. Conroy
California Air National Guard
Armed Forces Day
Wwe Zoth Annniversary
C. Lindbergh
Paris
Conroy
New York
California
National Guard
Otto Ringhand 63 Albany dies after illness
Otto Ringhand 63 of Albany died yesterday at 5 20 am in St. Clare hospital where he had been a patient since April 4 He was born Sept 27 1892 in Germany son of Fred and Ottilie Ringhand He farmed east of Albany before moving to Albany after his wife Esther Erickson died He leaves a son Maurice two grandchildren his mother and three brothers and five sisters Services planned for Wednesday with Brodhead burial His body rests at Sharer funeral home Albany.
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Otto Ringhand
St. Clare Hospital
Germany
Mr. Ringhand
Fred
Ottilie Kautz Ringhand
Esther Erickson
Brodhead
Albany
Chicago
Victor
Sharer Funeral Home
Weekend accident series leaves 15 dead in Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports a string of weekend crashes across Wisconsin killed 15 people. Among the dead are Air Force men near Lake Geneva and a Milwaukee High School picnic group member in Kettle Moraine. Other victims include motorists, pedestrians, a state warden, a linotype operator, a choir master, and several youths.
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Wisconsin
Air Force
Lake Geneva
William Aldridge
New Orleans
George Rozich
Johnstown
Thomas Manion
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Carrie Greenwald 93 Former Monroe Resident Dies
Miss Carrie Greenwald of Racine age 93 died at 7 a m today. She was born in 1861 in Canton Bern Switzerland and came to America at age seven. Surviving sister Mrs Mary Marty of Whitefish MT and seven nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 2 p m at StuesSy funeral home with Rev Paul Kehle officiating. burial in East Clarno cemetery.
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Carrie Greenwald
Racine
Monroe
Miss Greenwald
Canton Bern
Switzerland
America
John
Lewis Kohli
Bertha Pope
East Clarno
PTA Chief Urges Open Facts For School Children
Mrs. Newton P. Leonard of Providence urges the National Congress of Parents and Teachers to present all facts to students whether about communism or sex. She says schools must foster thoughtful, informed citizens who learn to think themselves rather than be indoctrinated. Emphasis is on moral standards and building peaceful communities through strong families and schools.
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Chicago
National Congress of Parents and Teachers Today
Newton P. Leonard
Providence
R. I
Leonard
Organization
Moose Legion Names Showers Succeeds North Noble Moose
Charles Showers of Madison was elected north noble Moose of the First District Moose Legion to replace Ed Lueck. District officers elected include Arnold Wikum Edgerton south Moose Lynn Palmer Lake Mills east Moose T O Stauffacher Monroe west Moose Daniel Connell Madison treasurer Fred Rogers Madison herder Joseph Sullivan Portage guiding Moose Charles Meyers Beloit assistant guiding Moose Arthur Pratt Watertown Argus Carl Kvernberg Janesville custodian. A memorial service for 18 members was held and the Edelweiss Stars of New Glarus performed plus The Pretenders from Monroe. Noon luncheon preceded discussions and a banquet followed at 6 pm. Next district meeting set for January in Janesville.
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Charles Showers
Madison
Yeserday
North Noble Moose
Legion of the Moose
Ed Lueck
Natertown
Monroe
Arnold Wikum
Edgerton
South Moose
Lynn Palmer
Lake Mills
East Moose
T. O. Stauffacher
West Moose
Daniel Connell
Fred Rogers
Herder
Joseph Sullivan
Portage
Guiding Moose
Charles Meyers
Beloit
Moose
Arthur Pratt
Watertown
Argus
Carl Kvernberg
Janesville
William Whipperman
Edelweiss Stars
New Glarus
The
Pretenders
James H. Hendrickson
Joe E. Miller
Ft. Atkinson
Poppy Day Sale Raises Over One Thousand Dollars
Mrs Nat G Preston led the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day sale in Monroe and Juda collecting 1031.32 with Juda contributing 42.35. South Wayne totals remain unreported as Girl Scout Troops 1 9 12 20 and 14 aided in two hour shifts starting 8:30 a m.
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Nat G. Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
Monroe
Juda
South Wayne
Auxiliary Legion
Girl Scouts
E. C. Dallman
Gail Bissell
Carla Dallman
Betty Baker
Jane Thompson
Janet Beckman
J. T. Etter Jr
Nancy Wagner
Patricia Baumle
Janet Kuebli
Jane Reger
Jane Good
Carol Wenger
Cheryl Richards
Keith B. Witte
John F. Caradine
Nancy Peterson
Carol Wolfe
Karen Miller
Janeen Boyer
Carolyn Benkert
Faye Stauffacher
Karen Albright
Diane Fritz
Judith Buehler
Marilyn Kubly
Troop 20
Lillian Hanson
Leona Waelk
Patricia Crouch
Mary Ann Erickson
Judith Chambers
Gayleen Steensrud
Elise Feutz
Carol Cunningham
Carol Koenig
Mary Jo Wuetrich
E. B. Lux
Beverly Myers
Cheryl Loveland
Shirley Kohl
Patricia Miller
Carol Lux
Dr William Eschmeyer Dies Fishing Expert at 50
Washington obituary notes the death of Dr. R William Eschmeyer aged 50, a nationally known fisheries expert who died Saturday night of a heart attack at his Arlington Virginia home. He had served since 1949 as executive vice president of the Sport Fishing Institute, a private nonprofit group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. William Eschmeyer
Arlington
Eschmeyer
The
Sport Fishing Institute
Swiss Costumes for June 18 Project at Town Hall cheese factory
Costumed Swiss outfits from the Ingold collection go on sale as part of the June 18 picture event at the Town Hall cheese factory west of Monticello. The sale includes 21 women and 17 girls costumes plus several men’s pieces, with proceeds supporting local preservation efforts.
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Monroe
Green County Picture Press Conference
Town Hall
Monticello
Emil Boesch
20Th Avenue
Mother Ingold
Ingold
J. Newton Musser
Monticello Woman Regula Voegeli Dies After Illness
Regula Voegeli 85 of Monticello died yesterday at 1 p m after a long illness. Born April 5 1870 in Lenthal Canton Glarus Switzerland she came to America in 1883 and married Henry Voegeli in New Glarus in 1888. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Baltz Hoesly two sons Joe Mentor Minn and Fred H Monticello eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Burial will be in Zwingli church cemetery after services Wednesday at 2 p m at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church. Burial follows at the church cemetery. Friends may call Voegeli funeral home after 10 a m tomorrow.
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Monticello
Henry Voegeli
Lenthal
Canton
Glarus
Switzerland
Fridolin
Regula Zweifel
America
New Glarus
Voegeli
Glen Siegenrege
Baltz Hoesly
Joe
Mentor
Minn
Fred H
Gabriel
Fred
Waterville
N. Y
Stock Market Prices Edge Higher in Trade
New York trading saw prices edge up with limited progress and small losses. Gains came from General Motors Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Distillers Zenith Radio American Smelting Union Carbide International Silver Texas Co and Mack Trucks.
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New York
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Distillers Corp
Zenith Radio
American Smelting
Union Carbide
International Silver
Texas Co
Mack Trucks
Rescued Woman From Fox River Dies in Wheatland
Mrs. Leona Hester, 52, of Chicago, died Sunday after being rescued from the Fox River near Wheatland. Deputies said she fell into the stream from a boat during the incident.
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Kenosha
Leona Hester
Chicago
Fox River
Wheatland
Johnson presses Wilson to end mixup on air power
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson urged Defense Secretary Wilson to resolve confusion about the national defense program. He warned committees will seek the true story on whether Russia threatens air superiority and called for the generals and administrators to coordinate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Wilson
Senate
Russia
United States
Wilvon
McNeill Secures Radio TV Rights for Schindler Book Series
Don McNeill of Chicago announced he has obtained radio and TV rights to Dr. Schindler's book How To LIVE 365 Days a Year. The contract with Prentice Hall was signed, and 13 weekly programs are planned with scripts adapted from the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McNeill
Chicago
Dr. Schindler
Prentice Hall, Inc
McNeill
Evening Times
Jersey Postal Clerks Back Veto Over Clause
The New Jersey Federation of Post Office Clerks backs President Eisen hower's veto of the postal pay raise bill over a reclassification clause. They voted unanimous disapproval of the clause and want pay boosts and reclassification debated separately before Congress.
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Jersey
East Orange
N. J
N. J. Federation of Post Office Clerks
Eisenhower
Congress
Princess Margaret Visits British Troops in Bonn
Princess Margaret arrived in Bonn by plane for a brief West Germany visit to British troops. A typhoid epidemic in the Ruhr forces a one day stay instead of the planned longer visit.
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Margaret
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Ruhr
Coplien Wins Monroe Teen Road-e-o Title
Jerry Coplien, son of Mr and Mrs Nathan B Coplien, won the Monroe Recreation Park contest with 332 of 400 points. Gene Salem was second with 322 and John Burgy third with 321. The Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event with several entrants listed. Dale Voss will accompany Coplien to the state event with Jaycees paying expenses. First and second receive safety belts. Dr C G Henniger heads the safety belt committee.
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Wausau
Jerry Coplien
Nathan B. Coplien
Monroe
Recreation Park
Coplien
Gene Salem
John Burgy
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roger Br
Britain Faces Tories Victory Hype Amid Derby and Strikes
British press predicts a Conservative win in a quiet campaign as 70 000 engineers plan a walkout and the Amalgamated Stevedores strike in four ports tests trade unions. Polls and papers diverge on seat majority with Eden seen returning.
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London
Britain
Stevedore and Workers Union
Liverpool
Manchester
Hull
Transport and General Workers Union
TGWU
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Party
Eden
Winston Churchill
Sunday Dispatch
LaCrosse Man Heads Wisconsin AP Association
Roy Bangsberg editor of the LaCrosse Tribune was elected chairman of the Wisconsin Associated Press Association at the annual session. He previously served as vice chairman. Robert Edwards of the Beloit News was chosen vice chairman. Roy Valitchka of the Manitowoc Herald Times is the outgoing chairman.
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Manitowoc
Roy Bangsberg
LaCrosse Tribune
Wisconsin Associated Press Association
Bangsberg
Robert Edwards
Beloit News
Roy Valitchka
Manitowoc Herald-Times
Talks To Decide Test Standards and Vaccine Approval
Polio vaccine experts open a two stage meeting to decide testing standards and summer supply for the inoculation program. NIH and NIH researchers review plant inspections at Cutter Parke Lilly Wyeth Pitman Moore and consider approvals and possible delays.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S
Leonard A. Scheele
NIH
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Parke, Davis and Co
Detroit
Eli Lilly and Co
Indianapolis
Hospital Lay Group Formed Here at St. Clare Hospital
A lay advisory board for St. Clare hospital will be organized tomorrow at a noon luncheon in the hospital. Roy F. Burmeister will serve as temporary chairman. Citizens have been nominated to join the group which will assist the hospital on service, facilities, and public relations in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Roy F. Burmeister
Wisconsin selects Sturgeon Bay coed for Miss Universe
A tall blue-eyed Fond du Lac entrant Jeanne Bou lay was chosen as Wisconsin’s Miss Universe contestant for July in Long Beach California, selected from eleven rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Sturgeon Bay
Long Beach
Calif
Jeanne Boulay
Fond du Lac
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Nellie W. Kohli
Arabat Ludlow Memorial Library
Harris Ludlow
Ludlow
Willis Ludlow
Monroe Woman's Club
Mary E. Lanz
Lena Etter
Lara Levy
Grace Byers
Hanna R. Bindschaedler
Associated Press
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Milwaukee
Fond du Lac County
Kettle Moraine
David P. Sterwald
Jefferson
Ellen Bassler
Wisconsin Rapids Tribune
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Neillsville
Pike Lake
Chippewa County
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Frank Kramer
West Bend
Ronald Martins
Chaseburg
Vernon County
Francis A. Missia
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Hudson
Alvin Curtis
Sturtevant
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Racine County
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Roy True
Rockford
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DeKalb
Cherry Valley
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Mineral Point
Sheboygan
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Moose Legion Names Showers
Dr. Eschmeyer
Regula Voegeli
Democrat
Deta
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D-Mo
West
Thomas S. Power
Boston
Power
Woodbury M. Burgess
Burgess
Senate Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Talbott
Continental Air Command
Air Force Research and Development Command
Jerry Coaplien
National Institutes of Health
Parke, Davis and Lilly
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Pitman-Moore
Parke, Davis
Eli Lilly
Sharpe and Dohme, Inc
Philadelphia
William H. Sebrell Jr
National Institutes
Scheele
Capitol
Senate Labor
Public Welfare Committee
Hill
D-Ala
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