Retiring Miss ZumBrunnen Honored After 47 Years Teaching
Miss Clara ZumBrunnen, retiring after 47 years in Monroe schools, was honored by the faculty, school board, and friends at a reception in the high school home economics room. The event honored 49 years of teaching across counties, with generations of Monroe students in attendance.
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Monroe School System
Board of Education
Clara ZumBrunnen
Larry Linagren
Monroe
South
Lincoln
Miss Zum Brunnen
Herbert T. Johnson
ZumBrunnen
Miss Bindschaedler
Bindschaedler
Twin Grove
Kitha M. Ritzmann
Mae Wurm
Harriet Carson
Nellie W. Kohli
Grace Byers
Kohli
Monroe Public Library
Monroe Education Association
Gay Steensrud
Erma L. Thurber
Kenneth C. Allen
Nic F. Calbresa
State Swiss Trading Fair Steady Market in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin reports a steady to fair cheese market with demand fair to good and offerings adequate to heavy. Selling prices and assembly points include 39 to 42 for single daisies longhorns spin square prints and 39 to 42 for domestic Swiss. grade B at 36 to. grade C 43.
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Madison
Wisconsin
L.c.l
Manley Douglas Dies at 77 in Brodhead
Manley W. Douglas, 77, of Brodhead and Spring Grove Township, retired farmer, died this morning at his home. He was born April 21, 1876, in Spring Grove Township. He married Sadie Woodling Brobst in 1896, who died later, and married Jessie Lewis in 1922. He leaves his wife, three daughters, ten grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral services are Friday at 2 p.m. at Newcomer funeral home with Rev. J. C. Robertson officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening.
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Beuuaead
Stanley
W. Douglas
Brodhead
Mr. Douglas
Spring Grove Township
Thomas
Mary Blackburn Douglas
Sadie Woodling Brobst
Jessie Lewis
Jessie
Oscar Pinnow
Henry Killmer
Alvin Anderson
Robert B. Douglas
Spring Valley Township
Newcomer Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
The
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Prisoners Still Eluding Capture Near Mackinaw City
Four Marquette State prison fugitives remained at large as tips of crossing into Mackinaw City failed. A grocery clerk saw three unshaven men in denim jackets embark from a motor launch, one bought cigarettes and wine and handed them to the others before returning. Police reported a fishermen bought tobacco after. Authorities believed the fugitives could still be within miles of the prison.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Marquette State Prison
Straits of Mackinac
Barsite Poli Ston
Boygan
Marquette Post
Wisconsin Farmers Progress Despite Severe Weather
Wisconsin farmers made good headway with crops last week despite a cloudburst hailstorms cool snaps and tornadic winds. Temperatures ranged from near freezing to 86 at Lone Rock with rainfall varying from five inches in the northwest to about an inch in the south.
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Wisconsin
Federal Weather Bureau
Lone Rock
Milwaukee
Ozaukee
Myron E. Jlum
Jeglum
Jefferson County
Darlington
Bureau
Clarence Reuter of New Glarus Dies at 43
Clarence R Reuter 43 of New Glarus died at 6 40 am today in St Clare hospital after illness dating to February 26 He was born August 1 1909 in Exeter Township son of Charles and Rose Marty Reuter married Adeline Kubly March 15 1928 They farmed near New Glarus then worked at Dish Hardware Co He leaves his widow a son Russell two daughters Donna and Sandra two brothers William and Wesley and two grandchildren He was a Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church member Masonic lodge and Eagles He services Friday at 2 pm at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Lynn Techudy officiating burial in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed cemetery
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Arence R. Reuter
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Reuter
Exeter Township
Charles and
Rose Marty Reuter
Adeline Kubly
Monroe
Lam
Lynn Techudy
Oatis To Enter Sanitarium For Lung Treatment
William N. Oatis, AP correspondent freed from a Czech prison, will enter a sanitarium in a few days for treatment of a lung condition. Doctors say his general physical condition is good, though tuberculosis remains active in a small area.
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New York
William N.oatis
Associated Press
Memorial Day Parade Route Set for Saturday in Monroe
Parade director T J Burgy Jr announced the Memorial Day march route ending at Greenwood Cemetery with a 9 a.m. start at 18th Avenue. The procession features the American Flag, VFW and American Legion colors, National Guard Co. K firing squad, Medical Platoon, local auxiliaries, Boy and Girl Scouts, and the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department trailer. The Monroe high school band will perform between 9:30 and 10 p.m. at the cemetery, with Rev. Howard L. Orians delivering an address. Decorations squads meet at 7 a.m. at the cemetery monument.
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Greenwood Cemetery
T. J. Burgy Jr
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
20Th Avenue
16Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Burgy
VFW
American Legion
Co. K
National Guard
DAR
Woman's Relief Corps
Howard L. Orians
John C. Purdy
Howard P. Olsen
Howard O.schulz
South Koreans Seek Withdrawal Of Prisoner Plan
South Korean assemblymen demand scrapping the UN prisoner exchange proposal, calling it dishonorable. They accuse Britain of pressure and plan to meet with Allied truce chief Harrison to press for withdrawal. The dispute centers on handling North Korean prisoners and a post armistice conference. New casualties list notes 37 casualties in Korea with 10 killed, 12 wounded, 13 captured.
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Bill Shinn
Seoul
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Free World
U. N
Britain
India
Nehru
U.N
Syngman Rhee
ROK
Assembly
Soon Chi Yung
Korea
Reds
Pan-imunjom
Soon
U. N. Assembly
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Washington P
Defense Department
Accident Reduction Sought in Auto Impounding Bill Hearing
A Senate Highways Committee hearing examined a Legislative Council proposal to impound vehicles involved in accidents. Proponents argued impounding promotes safer driving and reduces fatalities, while opponents warned it punishes innocent owners and urged changes to target drivers, storage, and notices without broad penalties.
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Madison U
Senate Highs Committee
Legislative Council
Sen
van de Zande
R-Campbell ' Sport
Reuben Peterson
Madison
Senate
Russia accuses U S of parachuting spies into Ukraine
Soviet communique charges four spies of Ukrainian Russian origin were dropped into Ukraine on April 26 from an unmarked American plane. They were reportedly arrested, tried, and executed by firing squad after admitting espionage duties. Names given: Alexander Lakhno, Alexander Makov, Sergi Gorbunov, Dmitri Remigii. No U S comment yet from Washington, West Germany, or Greece.
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Moscow
United States
Ukraine
Ministry of Internal Affairs
Our
Soviet Union
Kiev
Odessa
West Germany
Alexander Vasilievich Lakhno
Alexander Nikolaevich Makov
Sergi Kozisimovich Gorbunov
Dmitri Nikoilaevich Remigi
Athens
Greece
U. S
Washington
Moldavia
Romania
Dean Acheson
MiGs Refusing To Meet Sabres Over North Korea
Allied fighter bombers pounded Communist lines in North Korea while worn Red MiG jets refused to engage Sabres. Swept wing Sabres patrolled as some ventured south of the Yalu River but drew no opposition. Skirmishes were reported along the western front before dawn.
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Seoul
North Korea
Yalu
Manchuria
Korea
Jin
Application Filed Vacating Rosenbergs Death Sentences
Defense lawyer Emanuel H. Bloch filed in Federal Court to vacate the death sentences of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, arguing the 1951 convictions were illegal and the maximum penalty should have been 20 years. A stay of execution was sought pending Court of Appeals review and a Monday hearing. The Supreme Court had earlier refused to intervene, and Chief Justice Vinson denied a separate stay petition for the Posenbergs.
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Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Atom Spies
Emanuel H. Bloch
Bloch
Court of Appeals
Biloch
Russia
Supreme Court of the United States
Vinson
Posenbergs
St Victor's graduation to honor 18 seniors
A guard of honor from grades three through seven will escort 18 St. Victor's graduates at tomorrow night's commencement in the church. Rev. E C McCollow will confer diplomas on Patricia Baumle Daniel Bender Francis Brennan Sarah Brennan Michael Clark Donna Ensch Lawaine Foley Joseph Keegan Joseph Klessinger Marie Mequire Donna Menehan Joseph Milz Jerome Muenich Mary Ann Norton James O'Donnell Joan Severson Errol Waligorski Stephanie West. Perfect attendance awards go to Lawaine Foley Darwin Menehan Robert and David Pickland awards for all As go to 29 students. A for the service goes to Michael Keegan Dennis Hall Gregory Blum and Francis Lambo ley. The ceremony closes with a mention of the Blessed Sacrament and a recessional by all students.
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St. Victor’s School
King of Kings
E. C. McCollow
Patricia Baumle
Daniel Bender
Francis Brennan
Sarah Brenn
Michael Clark
Donna Ensch
Lawaine Foley
Joseph Keegan
Joseph Klessinger
Marie Me |Quire
Donna Menehan
Joseph Milz
Jerome Muenich
Mary Ann Norton
James O'Donnell
Joan Severson
Errol Waligorski
Stephanie West
Darwin Menehan
Robert
David Pickland
Michael Keegan
Dennis Hall
Gregory Blum
Francis Lamboley
Women's Clubs Group Seeks Two Amendments
Washington U students report a federation of women's groups recommends amending the treaty ratification rule. The proposal would require Senate ratification only with a quorum and a roll call.
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Women’s Clubs Group
Washington U
Federation of Women’s Cube
Tony
U. S
Senate
Taft Calls for Free Hand in Korea Peace Talks
In a surprise policy speech Senator Taft urged scrapping UN efforts in Korea if truce talks fail and urged a general peace with China. He proposed abandoning UN leverage in the East, relying on a free hand and NATO instead, while warning against sending US troops to Asia. He spoke at a National Conference of Christians and Jews event in Cincinnati where he is hospitalized for a hip checkup.
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Cincinnatio
Sen. Taft
United States
United Nation
England
Korea
Taft
Senate
United Nations
Robert A. Taft Jr
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Ohio Republican
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Southeast Asia
Ihry
Asia
Europe
GOP
Russia
Taft Speech Sparks Senate Foreign Action Debate
Washington reports President Eisenhower pressed on Amer Korea talks as Taft questioned U N relevance. Capitol reaction was guarded while Senate Foreign Relations Chair Wiley stressed need for clear American understanding of allies and policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Taft
United Nations
America
Wiley Tat
Senate Foreign Actions Committee
Bower
Wiley
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Jill
Miss ZumBrunnen
Washington Township
Jacob ZumBrunnen
Monroe High School
Spring ‘Creek
Clarno Town
South School
Lincoln School
Inlaw
C. J. ZumBrunnen
University of Wisconsin
Whitewater State College
University of California At
Los
Immanuel Church
PTA
Zum Brunnen
Hannah Bindschaedler
Manley Douglas
Stock Mart
New York US
Door County
Clarence Reuter
Dicl
Oatis
U.S
Christache Zambeti
Legation First Secretar
State Department
Zambeti
V. C. Georgescu
Georescu
South Koreans
Senate Group
Lloyd Jaudes
Wisconsin Mutual Insurance Alliance
Pennsylvania
U.S. Agriculture Department
Experimental Research Center
Beltsville
Ezra E. Benson
MiGs
St. Victor's
Stirs
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