Two Local Men Injured in Weekend Crashes
A late model car driven by a 22 year old Korean war veteran crashed on Highway 81 near Monroe injuring him and a passenger Delbert Boeck 26 of Route 3. Kummer was critical with jaw fractures and head injuries while Boeck was in good condition with shoulder fractures. A second crash on Highway 69 left Marvin Busjahn 22 of Orangeville with head injuries and a third incident on County Trunk B caused extensive damage to Ronald Klemm road Browntown.
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Monroe
Jacob Kummer
Delbert Boeck
Route 3
Times
Larry R. Lindgren
16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Kummer
Korea
Boeck
Willis E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Jakob Kummer
Marvin Busjahn
Marvin F. Busjahn
Orangeville
Highway 69
Busjahn
Ronald R. Klemm
Browntown
Search widens for lost Navy transport plane
The Navy mounted a vast search for a missing Atlantic transport aircraft with 42 aboard, deploying 200 planes and 25 surface craft. The flight from Maryland to Africa via the Azores vanished since Saturday, with 21 passengers including two women and five children, plus 21 crew.
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New York
Navy
Atlantic
Maryland
Africa
Azores
England
Eurean
North Africa
United States
Great Circle
Jersey
Weather Bureau
U. S
Batista Opponent Quits Cuba Ballot
In Havana Fulgencio Batista ran unopposed as Ramon Grau San Martin withdrew after the Superior Electoral Tribunal refused a delay. Grau called the election a farce and urged a boycott while police and military guarded 8,319 polling places amid recent terrorist activity.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau
Superior
Electoral Tribunal
Batista
County praises youths for lack of vandalism during Halloween
Local and county authorities commended youngsters for refraining from vandalism last night and thanked sponsors for a Saturday night program. Only two incidents were reported in the county with minimal window soaping. 680 children took part in activities including a parade and dances, with prizes awarded to numerous local youths.
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Highway 69
Wekz
Ronald D. Johnson
Lincoln Gym
Community Center
Goetz Theaters
Christine Fritz
Martha Etter
Terry Runkle
Ronnie Brown
Daniel Janke
Terry Hayes
Teddy Juergens
Robert Carrey
James Weir
William Anderson
Mary Jo Henning
Tamara Brugger
Linda Siller
Susan Mathias
Susan Babler
Valerie Usher
Kathryn Parks
Susan Rufner
William Pederson
Timothy Kubly
Susan Bienema
Kathy Gibbs
Jean Shager
Kathy
Diane Woods
David
Vickie Laeser
Judith Mehle
Larry Robertson
Lorie
Audrey Patterson
Cynthia Warren
Thomas
Nancy Elmer
Paulla Hahlen
Susan Etter
Jeanette Slocum
Sharon Altman
Mary Storck
Sharon Beer
Mary
Kathleen Nussbaum
Coralyn Carlson
Garneth Gonstead
Kay
Ann Baumann
Joann
Debbie Phillips
Fred Maxwell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Youth Council
Park Board
Tragic Snowstorm Crash Claims Life Of Boy In Rock County
In Emerald Grove near Janesville, a head on collision on Highway 14 during a heavy snowfall killed one year old Chris Niederkorn of Madison and seriously injured his mother Corinne Niederkorn 30. A semi driven by Clarence B Stoudt 31 of Aurora Ill collided on a curve. Stoudt was uninjured.
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Emerald Grove
Chris Niederkorn
Madison
Corinne Niederkorn
Highway 14
Here
Janesville
Niederkorn
Clarence B. Stoud
Green County Republicans Back Humbel for Sheriff
The Green County Republican Organization endorsed Samuel F Humbel an independent candidate for sheriff announcing the action after an executive committee meeting. Humbel said he is under obligation to no group and pledged to voters and taxpayers.
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Samuel F. Humbel
Green County Republican Organization
Robert E. Tschudy
Green County Republican Club
Tschudy
Humbel
Sheriff's Department
Schools To Close For WEA Session
Supt. E. O. Evans announced city schools will close Wednesday to allow teachers to attend the Wisconsin Education Association convention in Milwaukee Thursday through Friday. He did not specify dismissal time and noted heat system work will be postponed with no date set. More than 15,000 teachers will meet in the Arena and Auditorium.
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Supt
E. O. Evans
Wisconsin Education Association
Milwaukee
Evans
WEA
Stock Market Steady as Elections Loom
New York reports a steady stock market with gains and losses within a narrow point range. Tobacco stocks opened higher led by American Tobacco Reynolds Tobacco B Liggett and Myers Philip Morris while Chrysler Goodrich Chicago Pneumatic Tube and Standard Oil (NJ) declined.
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New York
American Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Philip Morris
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Sperry Corp
American Telephone
du Pont
General Electric
Chrysler
Goodrich
Chicago Pneumatic Tube
Standard Oil
Split Ticket Rules Clear Make Your Vote Count By Care
A Milwaukee report misunderstood split voting rules. Officials say cross marks are permitted and indicate intention when used with party circles, but proper approach remains marking X opposite each candidate. Election staff will examine ballots for voter intention before sorting.
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Milwaukee
Attorney General's Office
Attorney General’s Office
Wisconsin
County Ballot Day Heavily Trafficked Across Green County
Green County voters prepare for a heavy turnout to decide congressman and sheriff races. 14,000 ballots distributed across 28 polling places. record county turnout unlikely but higher than the 4,600 in the Sept primary. Turner Hall in Monroe hosts city votes with 4,128 registered, up 58 from the prior primary. Sheriff race pits Wilbur E. Deininger, Republican, against Samuel F. Humbel, independent. Congressional race pairs Lawrence H. Smith and Edward A. Krenzke. Other county offices have unopposed GOP incumbents. State voters see two referendums on a 12 station educational network and year-of-residence voting rights for presidential electors. Polls 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Brodhead closes at 6 p.m. Banks closed. city hall open. downtown parking meters exempted tomorrow.
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Green County
Wilma J. Lengacher
Turner Hall
Monroe
Freda M. Bray
Wilbur E. Deininger
Samuel F. Humbel
Deininger
Humbel
Lawrence H. Smith
Edward A. Krenzke
Racine
Ray E. Kundert
Ralph J. Kundert
Grace Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Herman A. Stuessy
Franz W. Brand
Helen F. Myers
GOP
Brand
Myers
Ray Kundert
Rodney O
Kittelsen
Lois E. Faubel
Lengacher
Robert S. Travis
Platteville
Harry Keegan
Assembly
Brodhead
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Congress
Walter J. Kohler
Boy Scout Campaign Nears One-Third Reach of Goal
Glen P. Ude, chairman of the local Boy Scout drive, announced today one third of workers have reported and $1,002.80 has been raised. He hopes to hit the $3,600 quota by Saturday, but the drive continues. Rural residents near Monroe and uncontacted city residents are urged to mail donations to G. E. Zuercher at the First National Bank.
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Glen P. Ude
Ude
Monroe
G. E. Zuercher
First National Bank
Bitter Campaign Near End in State
Milwaukee dispatch notes Wisconsin voters face a close contest with Governor Walter Kohler seeking a third term against William Proxmire. The race is marked by bitter adds and misrepresentation claims, while farm policy and urban industrial divides shape expected voter turnout and party support.
Eisenhower and Stevenson Rally Voters Ahead of Election
As campaigns close, Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson prepare last appeals to voters. Nixon campaigns from Denver while Stevenson broadcasts from Chicago. Both parties tout efforts to mobilize supporters and claim potential gains in Congress and governor races.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Senate
House
Americans Architect Freed After Five Years in Polish Jail
Hermann Field, an American architect, was released after five years in a Polish Communist jail. He tells his wife daily by telephone of his longing to return home to her and their two sons. Field’s release was announced last Monday and he is now in a sanitarium near Warsaw.
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Field
London
Hermann Field
Warsaw
U S Air Force Chief Visits Taipei amid Sabrejet Talks
Maj. Gen. Roger M. Ramey, commander of the U S Fifth Air Force, arrived in Formosa Taipei for a two day visit as speculation swirls that Chinese Nationalist forces will soon receive F 86 Sabrejet fighters.
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Taipei
Formosa
Roger M. Ramey
U. S
5Th Air Force
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