Rev Neighbours To Give Address For Veterans Day
An expanded Veterans Day observance is announced by the Americanism Committee of the local Legion post. Rev James L Neighbours will speak at the high school program as students stand at 11 am for taps, with a broadcast for county and rural schools following.
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Americanism Committee
Legion Post
Robert E. Hayes
Frank W. Heinzelman
James L. Neighbours
Post
Taps
Allan F. Barnard
William Lanz
Mary Ellen Summeril
Patricia Ruehlman
Anita Ainsworth
Rauses
Arthur T. Edwards
Roger Stautfacher
Hayes
Heinzelmat
T. J. Burgy Jr
Americanism Committee of the Legion
John J. Burkhard
Arthur C. Benkett
Daniel Ault
Ronald D. Johnson
Edwards
the Legion
Turner Hall
Col. Dawson
Fae
Veterans Day Observance Bids Community Remembrance
Holiday closings affect the courthouse city hall and banks with no mail delivery. The post office lobby opens 7 am to 6 pm and special deliveries run. Veterans Day events include a dinner at Turner hall with Col. Dawson speaking on The Atomic Bomb and Preparedness.
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John J. Burkhardt
City Treasurer Seeks Saturday Hours Change
City Treasurer Helen L. Uempers asks council to keep the treasurer’s office open Saturday afternoons and close Thursday afternoons. In a letter to the finance and taxation committee she cites many visitors on Saturday and little business on Thursday afternoons.
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Helen L. Uempers
City Couril
Finance and Taxation Committee
Five Draftees to Leave from Armory on December First
Five selectees and six pre inductees will report at the Armory December 1 at 9:45 a.m. for the draft group. Nathan Weiss of Route 7 is hospitalized at St. Clare after injuring his right index finger while sawing wood on his brother Theodore Weiss farm.
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Armory
Nathan Weiss
St. Clare Hospital
Theodore Weiss
Chrysler Plans Billion Five Year Expansion Drive
Chrysler Corp unveiled a billion dollar, five year expansion and research program. L. L. Colbert said the plan aims to push automation and new engines while expanding work in gas turbines nuclear energy electronics and solar applications.
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Chrysler
Colbert
Washington
Chrysler Corp
L. L. Colbert
National Press Club
Jail Committee Meets In Courthouse Tonight Plans Remodeling
The County Board jail and courthouse committee meets at 1:30 tonight in the Courthouse to review remodeling plans with Crainm. Steinmann may attend for cost estimates and to present plans for a combined police and fire station at Sparta. Joseph W. Huber, brewery president, hopes to buy the old jail for brewery expansion.
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County Board
Steinmann
Sparta
Joseph W. Huber
Mrs Jones 72 Dies in Brodhead After Five Months Ill
Josephine Jones née Koller, 72, of Brodhead died at St. Clare hospital after a five month illness. Born April 28, 1883 in Milford Nebraska, she married Edward J. Jones Jan 1 1906. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Everson funeral home. Greenwood Cemetery, Brodhead.
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Josephine Jones
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Jones
Josephine Bertha Koller
John Adams
Kate Carpenter Robertson Koller
Milford
Neb
Edward J. Jones
Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Royal Neighbors
Farmerettes
Frank DeRemer
Brooklyn
John E
Frank Keller
New York
Everson
Wilbur J. Leatherman
The
Greenwood Cemetery
Faure presses parliament on new French deputy election system
Premier Edgar Faure risks his government by pressing a fourth confidence vote on a revised system for electing deputies. If backed, elections could come within six months. if defeated, Faure must resign. Deputies rejected the district system 298 to 293, with proportional representation gaining support from Communists and Socialists, while five independent ministers threaten to resign.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
Rill
Women Swindlers fleece widow in Racine pigeon drop scam
A 69-year-old widow, Mrs. Helen Lapat, was fleeced of 3500 dollars by two women in Racine in a pigeon drop scheme. The pair promised a share of money found in a store and asked her to provide security for her share before vanishing with the funds.
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Sacine
Helen Lapat
Prowler Confesses Repeating Story in Woodward Case
Paul W. Wirths, a 22 year old German refugee, signed an earlier oral confession at Nassau County jail confirming he was on the roof above Mrs. Ann Woodward’s bedroom when William Woodward Jr. was killed. He has dropped an attorney’s assertion that police suggested the version of an accidental shooting.
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Mineula
N.Y
Woodward Estate
William Woodward Jr
Nassau County
Paul W. Wirths
Ann Woodward
Woodward
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Wirths
Alvin Korngold
Smoke KILIS Boarder Dies in Mattress Fire
Brewer 58 died from smoke inhalation when a mattress in his furnished room caught fire. He arrived Monday from Coweta Oklahoma seeking work as a welldriller.
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Sarence Brewer
Brewer
Coweta
Okla
Eisenhower to Leave Denver Hospital for Washington
President Eisenhower plans a 9:59 a.m. departure from Fitzsimons Army Hospital for Washington aboard his private plane Columbine II. He will address a brief mic)rophone ceremony on the ramp and later greet crowds on arrival at the capital before continuing to Gettysburg for further rest.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
Sherman Adams
Columbine
Lowry Air Force Base
Iton
Capital
White House
Colorado
Gettysburg
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Dr. James R. Weir Elected Kiwanis President
Dr. James R. Weir was elected president of the Kiwanis Club at a noon meeting in the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Gerhard P. Steensrud became vice president and Victor Carson was re elected secretary treasurer. New directors include Ernest A. Spring Walter L. Day and Alvin Kubly. Weir succeeds W R Schuetze as president and will take office January 1 with installation at the first meeting of the new year. A film was shown as entertainment.
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James R. Weir
Kiwanis Club
Gerhard P. Steensrud
Victor Carson
Trea Urer
Ernest A. Spring
Walter L. Day
Alvin Kubly
Weir
W. R. Schuetze
Soo Line Engines Collide North of Fond du Lac
Four Soo Line diesel locomotives collide head on just north of Byron injuring four railroad workers and causing two freight cars to derail. The crash occurred on a short straightaway six miles south of Fond du Lac around 7 30 a m. Track remained blocked three hours later as a wrecker began cleanup.
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Soo Line
Hart
Madison officials press for veto on public housing sale bill
Milwaukee officials urged Gov. Walter Kohler to veto a legislature approved measure allowing the sale of public housing developments. Kohler met the officials for two hours on Wednesday but issued no indication of his intended action when the bill reaches his desk.
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Kohler
Madison Milwaukee
Legre
Walter Kohler
Eisenhower Reaffirms Arms Aid Ban for Middle East
President Eisenhower renewed U S emphasis on economic and security aid to the Middle East while limiting arms for self defense to avoid fueling an arms race. He cited U S and U N efforts to promote peace and urged other nations to cooperate for regional stability.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Near East
Denver
Dulles
New York
Middle East
U. S
Israel
London
Anthony Eden
Eden
Russia
U.N
Britain
France
Stock List Extends Recovery Advances
New York stocks extended gains in a fifth straight advance with prices near early afternoon highs. The day saw a broad rise led by General Motors U S Steel International Telephone Southern Railway Goodyear International Nickel Texas Co Allied Chemical Union Carbide Olin Mathieson and Johns Manville.
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New York
General Motors
U. S. Steel
International Telephone
Southern Railway Goodyear
International Nickel, Texas Co
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
Olin Mathieson
Johns-Manville
Soviet Architects Ousted Over Flashy Plans
The government denounces top Soviet architects for focusing on ornate decoration and skyscrapers, firing chief architects Vlasov and Chechulin and stripping Polykov and Boretsky of Stalin prize laureates. Polykov and Boretsky built the 28 story Leningrad Hotel. Stalin prize value noted with gold medal and 100,000 rubles.
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Pauocity Musas Ging Snere
Vlasov
Chechulin
Polykov
Boretsky
Leningrad
Stalin
Florence Bank Robber Caught
A 24 year old West De Pere truck driver and handyman confessed to robbing the Florence Wisconsin State Bank last week. FBI agents seized about $200 of the loot from him and another $100 from an accomplice.
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Micago
West de Pere
Florence, Wis
Homer Willison
North Side
FBI
Willison
Michigan
Wisconsin
Cheddar Values Firm In Sales at Plymouth
Plymouth Wis Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports steady trading with four cars of cheddar at 32 cents, a 40 pound block at 32 percent, and pasteurized longhorns at 34 percent. Uncovered offers include 40 pound blocks at 32 percent and pasteurized longhorns at 34 percent. Trading tone remains steady and unchanged.
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Plymouth Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Molotov pushes global disarmament at Geneva talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov rejected Eisenhower’s aerial arms inspections and urged a broader disarmament program at the Big Four conference. He proposed delaying first use of atomic weapons and urged others to join in a non aggression pledge while warning Germany unification must ensure communization is avoided. The exchange underscored East West divisions threatening conference progress.
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Geneva
Molotov
Eisenhower
Foreign Ministers Conference
Russia
United States
Britain
France
State Dulles
Germany
Mitch Dulles
Soviet Union
Stary Macmillan
Macmillan
New London Chief Suspended 30 Days
New London Police Chief Harry Macklin was suspended 30 days for disregard of department rules and orders. Officer Lawrence Shetter was named temporary chief amid charges including missing commission meetings not wearing a uniform and failing to be on duty as required.
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New London
Harry Macklin
Police and
Fire i
Lawrence Shetter
Macklin
Governor Heads List For Education Parley
Walter Kohler leads a 30 member state delegation invited by President Eisenhower to a White House Education Conference from November 28 to December 1. The group includes educators business leaders and community figures chosen from ten regional conferences and an earlier Madison meeting.
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Aavisun Uf
Walter Kohler
Eisenhower
White House
Madison
Kohler
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Wayne Fencil
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