Graduates Hear Faith Appeal at Monroe High Baccalaureate
Rev. Dallas D. Landrum addressed about 700 attendees including 100 seniors at Monroe High School on the theme Our Shaken World and the Unshaken Kingdom. He contrasted changing worldly powers with an unshakable divine foundation while citing a Seoul case and urging trust in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas D. Landrum
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
John E. MacMartin
Mabel Viel
Paul C. Kehle
Landrum
MacMartin
Rev. Landrum
England
New York
Monroe
God
Seoul
W R Schuetze Drives Championship Ponies
W R Schuetze of Monroe drove the Shetland pony pair Captain Midnight and Shoreacres Pepper to the American championship last week at Eldora Iowa’s National Pony show. Owned by Dr Wayne A Munn of Janesville, the pair also claimed the 1950 All-American Shetland pony pair reserve championship at Des Moines during the Iowa state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Schuetze
Monroe
Eldora
Iowa
Captain Midnight
Shoreacres Pepper
Wayne A. Munn
Janesville
Des Moines
Wrestling Mishap Claims Life Of Spike Peterson
Curtis Spike Peterson a 39 year old Madison wrestler died from a fractured neck suffered in a Richland Center bout with Sam Abraham of Springfield Illinois Friday night. He wrestled in American Legion matches and was known for his costumes and strength. Peterson was from Mt Horeb and was taken to hospital after the airborne spin move wring free from Abraham. He had been partially paralyzed since Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Spike) Peterson
Madison
Richland Center
Peterson
Sam
Whiskers
Jimmy Demetral
Abraham
Dr C T Chandler Dies in Wauwatosa
Dr Charles T Chandler about 80 of Wauwatosa native of Monroe died in a Wauwatosa hospital after a stroke. He practiced dentistry after graduating from dental college and lived in the Chandler homestead area tied to 1863 family property. Survived by wife Florence son Phillip daughter Jane three grandchildren and a brother Herbert. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Wauwatosa with niece Mrs E A Ninneman attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Chandler
Wauwatosa
Monroe
Chandler
Monroe High School
Samuel A
Susan Treat Chandler
Dental College
Jennie Barber
Louise Barber
Phillip
Jordan
Florence
Jane
Herbert T. Chandler
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
E. A. Ninneman
Cheese Leader William H. Hutter Dies
William H. Hutter, 76, a longtime Wiscon sin council of agriculture leader and former president, died at Richland Center hospital. He served as council vice president 12 years and president 4 years, and was vice president of the Wisconsin Cheese Producers federation of Plymouth for 28 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
William H. Hutter
Spring Green
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Richland Center Hospital
Hutter
Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation of
Plymouth
32nd Division Band To Give Concert Here
The 32nd Division band directed by Warrant Officer Frank W Koenig of Monroe will present a 50 member concert in the high school auditorium at 3 pm Sunday. The public concert draws players from the southern region of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Koenig
Monroe
Wisconsin
Red Resistance Stiffens in Korea Drive Across 38th Parallel
U N forces push deeper into North Korea after seizing a 5000 prisoner haul in a giant trap near Hwachon and Inje. Lt Gen Van Fleet says Chinese halted, retreating as Allied lines advance across the 38th parallel toward Yonchon Yongpyong and beyond with tanks leading western thrusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwachon
North Korea
Hyon
Yonghon
38Th Parallel
Yongpyong
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Tokyo
United Nations
Red Korea
James A. van Fleet
U. S
U. N
U. S. Lighth
Red
Inje
Sakchang
Hangye
Korea
Far East Air Forces
U. S. Eighth Army
Yonchon
Seoul
Seven Men Named for June Draft Call
The June induction will call seven men including Charles A Booth draft board clerk. The group departs from the Armory on June 12 at 1130 carry talks by Green County Armed Forces Service committee officers and gifts from the Woman's Relief corps. Groups from Grant Crawford Iowa and Lafayette counties join on the bus. They will eat a noon meal in Janesville before proceeding to Milwaukee for induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Booth
Green County Armed Forces Service Committee
Woman’s Relief Corps
Grant
Crawford
Iowa
Lafayette
Janesville
Milwaukee
Girl Follows Mother In Death on Highway
Marguerite Schmidt aged ten months at her mother’s death was killed when a Soo Line passenger train struck the car on highway 8 west of Ladysmith. Mrs W F Schmidt was killed on the same highway 18 years earlier leaving seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Marguerite Schmidt
W. F. Schmidt
Highway 8
Marguerite
Soo Line
Fanny Price in coma as actress clings to life
Hollywood report says 59 year old Fanny Brice known as Baby Snooks remains in a coma at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after a massive cerebral hemorrhage last Thursday. Doctors report no progress since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Price
Hollywood
Fanny
Brice
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Snooks
Clergy Leaders To Attend Rites At St Clare Hospital
Visiting clergymen will attend dedication services at St. Clare hospital with Rt Rev Msgr Edmund J Goebell Milwaukee first vice president of the National Catholic Hospital association among the leaders. Also present are Father Provincial Louis J Schaffhauser and other clergy from Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin plus Hutter Construction Co guests from Fond du Lac and T R Hefty from Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Edmund J. Goebell
Milwaukee
National Catholic Hospital Association
Wisconsin Conference of Catholic Hospitals
Archdiocese of
Louis J. Schaffhauser
SVD
St. Mary’s Mission Seminary
Techny
Ill
Nicholas Bis
Ralph Bushnell
St. Agnes Convent
Fond du Lac
Robert Mhoever
Wayne
Ind
Angeline
Hutter Construction Co
Harry Hierl
George Hutter Jr
William P. Ondraseh
Jerome Fitzgerald
Henry Treptow
Merle E. Phalen
Skies Clear After Weekend Rain
After a weekend of rain and mist, skies cleared this morning. Rainfall since Saturday night totaled .42 inch and unseasonably cold air accompanied the wet spell. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies tonight and a warmer day tomorrow with temperatures in the 70s.
Draft board warns Ruby Martin over son action in Korea
Culver City California report says the draft board notified Mrs. Ruby Martin it would take action against her 19 year old son Johnny if he failed to appear for induction. Johnny is serving as a marine corps machine gunner in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Calif
Ruby Martin
Johnny
John
Marine Corps
Korea
Air Force Chief Says U S Lacks Planes for Risk
Senate hearing reveals Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg warns U S air power is limited by a shoe string budget and cautions against hasty bombing of Manchuria while noting Russian Mig 15 jets and potential mass production capabilities. He stresses training and gunnery as U S advantages.
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Air Force
U.S
Washington
Hoyt Vandenberg
United States
Manchuria
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
MacArthur
Yalu River
Korea
Vandenberg
Yalu
Major MacArthur
Red China
Truman
Far
Russia
U. S
China
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Crash Victim was VP of firm with local roof projects
Guy A. Dallman aged 70 of Fond du Lac, killed in a Friday night crash near the city. He served as vice president of Dallman and Cooper, the roofing firm that worked on new additions to St. Clare Hospital and The Times building as well as other Monroe projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Dallman
Fond du Lac
That City
Dallman and Cooper
St. Clare Hospital
Times
Monroe
A Community's Thanks Celebrates St Clare hospital Expansion
The Times salutes the completion of St Clare hospital expansion and the Sisters of St Agnes for meeting rising facility demand. The eight page second special section holds articles and messages while public ceremonies set for June 4 and 5 mark the million dollar additions. A preview traces the project from the original unit in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
St. Clare Hospital
Sisters of St. Agnes
Monroe
Green County
Auto Dealers Seek Credit Relief Amid Price Policy Shifts
A spokesman for the National Automobile Dealers Association urged Congress to ease credit terms for auto buyers, seeking inclusion in the defense production act. The OPS loosened price controls, allowing upward or downward rework of ceilings as manufacturers adjust, with July 2 compliance for ceilings set pre Korea. Milwaukee area officials reported 6,500 merchants overdue on price filings, facing potential fines up to 10,000 dollars for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Alton M. Costley
East Point
National Automobile Dealers Association
House Banking Committee
OPS
Milwaukee
Clem Kalvelage
Rock City Motorist Unhurt After Car Upset
Wayne Reuter of Rock City escaped injury when his car left highway six south of Clarno corners at 10 30 p.m. Saturday, skidded and overturned. Four guard posts rails and a fence were torn down. Reutersaid brakes locked as he tried to slow the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Reuter
Rock City
Highway 6
Clarno Corners
Reuter
Sheriff’s Department
Editor Ralph J. Leysen Dies After Stroke
Davenport mourns as Ralph J. Leysen 62 longtime editor succumbs following a stroke. Leysen born Muscatine served as a leading editor since 1922 at the Davenport Capital. He died today, after suffering a stroke last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Ralph J. Leysen
Hee
Capital
Leysen
Muscatine
CBS Victory in TV Color Cast Decision Boosts Stock Prices
New York stocks rose as CBS won approval for its color telecasting system. The A shares gained 4, B shares 3.50, after the Supreme Court affirmed the FCC ruling over RCA. Marketwide gains averaged around two dollars per share, with only minor losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Corp. of America
Maske Dies at 56 in Brodhead After Illness
Archie Jay Maske 56 died at 7 30 AM in his Brodhead home after a lingering illness. He was born July 3 1894 in Spring Grove township, son of Frank and Laura Williams Maske. Married Feb 15 1921 to Mabel Lentz, they farmed near Oakley until retirement to Brodhead last year. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Berna dine Ringhand Monticello, and two grandchildren. Everson funeral home Brodhead in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Jay Maske
Brodhead
Spring Grove Township
Frank
Laura Williams Maske
Mabel Lentz
Oakley
Mr. Maske
Bernadine Ringhand
Monticello
Everson
Keean Seeks Survey On Schwarzenberger Hill Crash
Assemblyman Harry A. Kee an said he would confer with James Law, chairman of the state highway commission, on hazardous conditions at Schwarzenberger hill where last night’s fatal crash occurred. A survey will study whether visibility could improve by straightening the road and reducing the abrupt grade and dip on the eastern approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Keean
James Law
State Highway Commission
Schwarzenberger Hill
Eegan
Fatal Milwaukee Woman Dies in Route 75 Crash East of Freeport
A Milwaukee woman identified as Dellarene on ukee er grand-nie Smailen 3 of Hales Corners was killed when her car left the road and struck a tree on Route 75 east of Freeport. A male passenger riding with her was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Milwaukee
Hales Corners
Fatal head on crash near Monroe leaves two dead
A head on collision on highways 11 81 three miles east of Monroe killed Dale Floyd Rod and William C Napier. Three others injured including Mrs Napier and James Ward Trickel. Merlyn Geigel suffered knee and facial injuries. Coroner's jury ruled Napier vehicle in wrong lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Dale Floyd Rod
Ella Rod
18Th Avenue
William C. Napier
Llith Street
Chicago
Napier
James Ward Trickel
Mundelein
Merlyn Geigel
Glen M. Geigel
13Th Avenue
Rod
Trickel
David D. Ruehlman
F. Royce ZumBrunnen
Karl Burkhalter
Wayne Schulz
Anesville
Cardinal Lines
Minor W. Anderson
Robert F. Marty
Cloyd W. Pickett
Paul P. Dannerbeck
Ray Lovelace
Richard W. Bahr
Crash Kills Four East of Muscoda
A head on collision on highway 80 east of Muscoda killed four people. August Portwine 57 and his wife 57 of Avoca died at the scene along with Michael Foley 22 of Muscoda. Their son Paul 8 died later in Richland Center hospital. Three Milwaukee men died in Racine when a car struck two trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscoda
Here
August Portwine
Avoca
Michael Foley
Nt T. Freeman
Edward Lee Jones
Robert F. Jones
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South Korea
Chungchung Chun
W.r.schuetze
Spike Peterson
C.T. Chandler
van Fleet
Trijal
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Panama City
National Assembly
Arias
Senators
Schwarzenberger Farm
Dale Red
Keegan
Juda Road
Schwarzenbergers
Dale Rod
Schulz
Schwarzenberger Ill
Ruehlman
Charlene Miller
Merlyn Babler
Babler
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