Cattle Disease Plan Passes Assembly and Budget Additions
The Wisconsin assembly approved an 88 to 2 vote for a cattle disease eradication plan targeting brucellosis and tuberculosis with two farmer plans, indemnities, and vaccination rules. Senate approved a 26 to 3 capital expenditures bill totaling 15.12 million dollars, including postwar construction funds and depreciation.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Kettle Moraine Forest
Laird
Marshfield
Fourteen to Graduate at Green County Normal School
Fourteen seniors will graduate tonight from Green County Normal School with twelve already under rural teaching contracts for fall. Sidney Ainsworth of Wisconsin High Madison will speak at 8 pm. Beinema starts military service after graduation. class includes Anderson Babler Baehler Conway Duerst Grossenbacher Har tenberger Schoolmeyer Signer Trotter Villella Wells Wenger.
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Green County Normal School
Otto W. Lund
Sidney Ainsworth
Wisconsin High
Madison
England
Union Presbyterian Church
Dallas D. Landrum
Marjorie Anderson
Argyle
Verla M. Babler
Monroe
Bernice Baehler
Robert Beinema
Kathleen Conway
Hiawatha
Baehler
Fairfield
Conway
Rush
Duerst
Dayton
Grossenbacher
East Dayton
Signer
Meadow Valley
Trotter
Poplar Grove
Wells
Oakley
Wenger
Petersen
Beloit
Footville
Rock County
Milwaukee Mother and Daughter Die at Crossing
A crowded North Shore train struck an auto at a crossing in Milwaukee early today killing Mrs. Francis Dix 49 and her daughter Margaret Houlihan 12. A note to her second husband Albert 36 was found. examiner Ray Gutowski said Mrs. Dix likely drove to the tracks and parked as the child slept to end both their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
North Shore
Ling
Francis Dix
Margaret Houlihan
Memorial Rites Salute War Dead in City Parade
Memorial day observance featured Co K medical platoon and Boy and Girl Scout troops in a four block parade from the armory to Greenwood cemetery. Rev. Ralph K Kofoed delivered the address and wreaths were placed on the monument while taps rang out and the high school band performed.
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Co. K
Armory
Greenwood Cemetery
Ralph K. Kofoed
Sea Scout
Patricia Thorp
Evelyn Hartwig
Ronald Elmer
Rose Aeschlimann
American Legion
Frank W. Heinzelmann
Kofoed
Theodore J.burgy
Robert Marty
Lyndon Viel
Gen. Logan
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Howard C.schulz
Burgy
8Th Avenue
12Th Street
20Th Avenue
16Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Heinzelman
Pfc
Eugene C.schwend
Nelson R. Schwend
Schwend
Korea
Memorial Day Weather and Market Report
Rain continued here after Memorial Day setup with intermittent showers this afternoon and tomorrow. Temperatures stayed in the low 80s with a 0.25 inch rainfall this morning and a 68 degree high at 1 PM. Wisconsin dairy market news notes steady to firm prices and fair to good demand for cheddar and related cheeses.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Howard Plumb Fights Grass Fire Then Suffers Heart Attack
Howard Plumb 60, Avon township farmer, collapsed from a heart attack after over an hour battling a grass fire on his 8 acre farm. He was alone until the fire department arrived and is in serious condition at his home.
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Howard Plumb
Avon Township
Plumb
Iran Extends Ultimatum Over Anglo-Iranian Seizure
Iran declares immediate nationalization of the Anglo-Iranian oil industry and sets a five day deadline for Britain to propose a solution. A three-man government board will travel to Khuzistan to run the nationalized operations, according to a memorandum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Co
Khuzistan Proce
Rep Monson Hurt In Farm Mishap West Of Wiota
Assemblyman Martin O. Monson 66 of Lafayette County was severely injured at 3 30 p m when he fell from a bulldozer clearing land on his farm west of Wiota His condition later reported satisfactory at St Clare hospital He suffered a compound fracture of the lower leg and pelvic fractures Monson was on the draw bar when he fell against the tread and was drawn between the tread and machine He was transported via road cleared by Willis Schiller Monroe to an ambulance from Darlington Monson serves his third term as Lafayette representative and holds leadership posts with Lafayette Electric Co op and Dairyland Power Co op.
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Martin O. Monson
Lafayette County
Wiota
St. Clare Hospital
Rep
Monson
Willis Schiller
Monroe
Reds Endure Fierce Combat on Korean Front Near Chorwon
Allied forces report heavy fighting as U S troops press toward Chorwon and Kumhwa while UN forces retake the Hwachon dam. Chinese and Soviet air units clash with B 29s and Sabres as casualties mount and surrender totals rise beyond 10 000 Reds in five weeks.
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Tokyo
Chorwon
Kumhwa
United Nations
Hwachon
Korea
Inje
Yonchon
Seoul
Imjin
Yongpyong
Chipo
U. N
Death notices of John Eschler and Mrs. Allen reported in Monticello area
John Eschler a 70 year old Swiss born cheesemaker died at St Clare hospital at 2 a m He was born January 17 1881 in Canton Bern Switzerland came to the United States in 1905 settled in Green County He never married and was preceded by four brothers and two sisters He had no known relatives in the area He was a member of TOOF Concordia Monticello and worked for Mes H Aear Lakeshire Marty Co Swiss Colony Walters Monticello died at 2 a m today in her home She suffered a heart attack while preparing for Memorial day services Funeral services were held for Mrs Allen wife of the late Dr G D Allen Belleville at the Methodist church with burial in Belleville cemetery
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John Eschler
D.ethea Green
Lafayette County
St Clare Hospital
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Green County
Eschler
Toof Concordia Monticello
Mes. H. A
FHASJ
Walters
Monticello
Shriner
Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Allen
Claudia
Georgia Allen
Belleville
Carlton H
Philadelphia
G. D. Allen
Rolland C
Hudson
Herman J
Weslace
Tex
Woman’s, Relief Corps
Belleville Group
Methodist
Scott
Belleville Cemetery
Cardinal Dougherty Dies on His 61st Priestly Anniversary
Philadelphia's 85 year old Cardinal Dennis Dougherty died today after a stroke shortly after celebrating mass for the 61st anniversary of his ordination. He was born in Ashland Pennsylvania to Patrick and Bridget Dougherty, immigrant parents from County Mayo. He entered St. Charles Borromeo seminary in 1880 and became bishop in 1903, later serving as a leading figure in the U.S. church.
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Philadelphia
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Ashland
Cardinal Dougherty
Patrick
Bridget Henry Dougherty
St. Charles Borromeo Seminary
United States
Cardinal Dougherty Dies Dean of U S Prelates
Cardinal Dougherty who led the Philadelphia archdiocese since 1918 has died. He was a lifelong churchman and rarely spoke on public affairs. Reports from Rome say Pope Pius XII may soon create new cardinals in a consistory this year.
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Philadelphia
Sacred College of Cardinals
Catholic Church
Cardinal Dougherty
Sacred College
Rome
Pius XII
Cadott Man Killed at Platteville State College Dormitory
Leonard Bourget a 50 year old bricklayer from Cadott was killed Tuesday when struck by a hoist while working on a new dormitory at Platteville State College. Another worker Joseph Wayette of Durand suffered minor injuries when the hoist toppled.
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Platteville
Leonard Bourget
Cadott
Platteville State College
Joseph Wayette
Durand
49 Tons of General MacArthur Goods Arrive From Tokyo
The C. C. Ballou naval transport docks at Brooklyn Army Base with 49 tons of MacArthur family goods including three private autos. Also aboard are 43 pieces of baggage, Mrs. Phyllis Gibbons, four members of the Tokyo honor guard, four dogs, and private tutor Mrs. Gibbons for Arthur MacArthur.
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Wwew Rork — Ury
MacArthur
C. C. Ballou
Brooklyn Army Base
Trial Opens in Monteith Injury Suit Against Monroe Sales
The Monteiths sue Monroe Sales Co and driver Robert Wilde for injuries after a March 2, 1950 accident. Mrs Monteith seeks 15000 dollars plus medical costs and damages. Mr Monteith seeks 5000 plus costs for hospital bills and loss of companionship. The case is before Judge Harold J Lamboley with multiple attorneys listed for plaintiffs and defense.
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Harry Monteith
Monroe Sales Co
Harold J. Lamboley
Wilde, Reger and Johnson
Aberg
Bell
Blake
Conrad
Madison
Mauritius sails for Iran alert for evacuation
The British Admiralty announced that the 8,000 ton cruiser Mauritius was alerted to sail for Iran if needed for evacuation or any eventuality.
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Iran
London
Mauritius
Open House Set At St. Agnes Hospital After Dedication
The Sisters of St. Agnes announce a public open house for Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm to showcase the new additions. The dedication drew clergy and guests. Bishop OConnor urged medical professionals to serve their communities, praising Catholic hospitals in Wisconsin.
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Sisters of St. Agnes
Kindschi
William P. O'Connor
Madison
O'Connor
Heart of God
St. Clare Hospital
Msgr. Goebel
Wisconsin
W. G. Bear
Monroe
Green County
Rudolph Bierberg
Fond du Lac
Merle Phelen
Hutter Construction Co
Robert Marty Receives 1951 American Legion Athletic Medal
Robert Marty son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Marty received the American Legion athletic medal during graduation day activities. Presented by Legion representative J T Etter the award cited athletic ability scholarship cooperation and leadership. Marty captained the basketball team last season starred on the football team and earned honor student and track honors.
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Robert Marty
Robert F. Marty
American Legion
J.T. Etter
Legion
Marty
T. Parry Jones
Sheboygan
Herbert T. Johnson
Vilas Park
Madison
Admiral Reveals Pentagon Fears of December War Thoughts
Admiral Forrest P. Sherman testified at the Senate inquiry into MacArthur's firing that Russia could end the Korea war at any time as the United States grows stronger. He cited December 1949 concerns of a possible general war, U N counterattacks, and shifts in Allied readiness while noting improved anti communist positions worldwide.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Russia
Korea
United States
Sherman
Naval Operations
Senate
MacArthur
Pentagon
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Tokyo
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Collins
Red China
China
Kores
Chin
Senator Lodge
Jeff
Lodge
Joint Chiefs
United Nations
I ‘Sherman
U.N
U. N
Davis Soldier Unhurt In Green County Crash
Pfc. Paul Haraldson of Davis escaped injury when his car overturned on a county line bridge eight miles north of here. He was returning from Camp McCoy, fell asleep at the wheel, and the vehicle plunged into a stream after arcing off the bridge.
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Wrouncau
Paul Haraldson
Harold Haraldson
Davis
Yesterdy
Here
County Line Road
Haraldson
Camp McCoy
PSC Sets Hearing On Phone Purchase
PSC schedules a hearing on Belmont Tel Co plans to buy Belmont and Pleasant View Telephone Co facilities for 160000. Belmont firm seeks 27000 in common stock and 133000 to borrow to cover expansion costs.
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PSC
Varungwwe
Opecia
Deslington
Belmont Tel Co
Belmont
Pleasant View
Military Tribute At Red Rites For Crash Victims
Funeral services were held today and tomorrow for four crash victims on Schwarzenberger hill. Dale Red 18 of Co K had services this afternoon with the chaplain's ritual read by Capt Bur gy. flag folded by Capt Joseph D ney and presented to mother Mrs Ella Rod. Taps by J Herbert Steffen. firing squad led by Sgt Clarence L Goecks with members Babler Karlen Leopold Marti Maurer Hyland and Seeholzer. Pallbearers were Co K men Babler Neuenschwander DeRemer Dalton and Bear. Services at Shriner Neushwander chapel 1 30 pm led by Rev Lawrence A Brown. Separate services for Mr and Mrs William C Napier held in Chicago. J W Trickel of Mundelein to be buried at All Saints Cemetery Mundelein. Napier leaves son William Jr and daughter Joane Catherine. Trickel survived by wife Charlene Miller Monroe and three sisters. Napier and Trickel died in collision of two cars. Mrs Napier died Monday night in St Clare hospital. Mr Trickel died Tuesday morning.
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Schwarzenberger Hill
Dale Red
Co. K
Greenwood Cemetery
Theodore J. Burgy
Gift of Company
Joseph D. Ney
Ella Rod
J Herbert Steffen
Clarence L. Goecks
Charles Babler
Rolland Karlen
William Leopold
Werner Marti
Richard Maurer
James
Richard Hyland
David Seeholzer
Robert Babler
Clifford Neuenschwander
Walter
Marvin DeRemer
Arthur Dalton
Robert Bear
Shriner-Neushwander
Santa Marie’ Dei Popolo
Mundelein
All Saints Cemery
Trickel
Charlene Miller
Monroe
Betty Ann
J. A. Trickel
Chicago
J. W. McReynolds
Park Ridge
Joseph Young
Edwin Tompkins
Napiers
William Jr
Joane Catherine
Napier
Harold
Edward
Thomas
Chicago Laws Institute
Tllinois State Bar Association
Rod
St. Clare Hospital
Tricket
Elmer Hurt At Highway Garage In County Incident
Jacob P. Elmer a 24 year veteran county highway employee was injured around 6 pm Tuesday when trapped between two trucks being moved into the sheds. Initial X rays at St. Clare hospital showed a kidney rupture and further examinations were planned. A separate item notes Shullsburg water utility received approval to drill a new well build pumping station extend mains and install meters for 32196 dollars.
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Jacob Elmer
Jacob P. Elmer
St. Clare Hospital
Shullsburg
Shullsburg Water Utility
Public Service Commission
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Wallard
Loretta Young
Center
Lee Wallard
Altamont
N.Y
Dirty Face
Indianapolis
Dam
Charles Blair
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ladd Field
Bardu
Norway
Blair
Mary Allen
U.S
Job
Legion Award
JCS
Adm
Forrest Sherman
Senate Armed Services and Foreign, Relations Committee
U.S. Navy
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