Red Delegation Eager for Truce at Panmunjom
Allied spokesman Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols said communist negotiators showed impatience and hostility as five hours of talks at Panmunjom sought a cease fire buffer zone before a full armistice terms. UN forces halted Red attacks along the Kosong front as naval siege continued at Wonsan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
William P. Nuckols
United Nations Command
Reds
Panmunjom
Nuckols
Arleigh Burke
U. N
Norman B. Edwards
United Nations
Kosong
Eighth Army
Wonsan
Juda Crash Victim Remains in Hospital
Mrs. William Siedschlag a 33 year old Juda resident remained in St. Clare hospital after a near head on collision one mile east of Monroe on Highway 11 81 yesterday afternoon She suffered a bruised neck and minor injuries Her husband and two children also had minor injuries and were treated and released Mrs Buelah Robinson driver of the other car which overturned was treated and released for facial head arm and shoulder injuries The Siedschlag car skidded eight feet down an embankment but stayed upright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Siedschlag
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Siedschlag
Buelah Robinson
Deputy Kills Coach and Self Over Personal Grief
A Fulton county deputy shot and killed himself and James R. Phillips, 23, Alpharetta high school coach, after a confrontation outside the school gym. Witness Otis Danger reported the deputy said he would kill the coach over personal trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. D. Martin
Fulton County
James R. Phillips
Alpharetta
H. B. Carroll
Otis Danger
Martin
Danger
Carroll
Phillips
High Court Agrees To Study Contempt Case Naming Sawyer
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on a contempt finding against Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and eight others in a multi million dollar steamship case. The group, including George L. Killion of American President Lines, was held in contempt for refusing to surrender over 2,000,000 APL shares to R. Stanley Dollar Shipping interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
George L. Killion
American President Lines, Inc
U. S. Court of Appeals
APL
R. Stanley Dollar
Colder Weather Expected Tonight After Wet Advance
Seasonal temperatures return tonight after two days of rain totaling 1.67 inches, with 1.01 inches this morning. A storm moved east from western Iowa bringing gusty winds and lightning that caused local outages on Juda and Clarno lines and minor power dips along a 34,000 volt transmission into Monroe. Temperatures steady near 50s through today fall to freezing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Juda
Monroe
Clarno
United Telephone Co
Gottfred Weiss Dies at Berkeley
Gottfred Weiss aged 70 died Friday in Berkeley California where he lived at 2315 Ashby Avenue He and his brother Emil ran a laundry business after earlier working at Kundert Bros hardware He leaves a wife Daisy Wescott a daughter Minetta Bohall and two sons Leroy and Norman plus several grandchildren Services were held at the Little Chapel of the Flowers Berkeley with Elks lodge of Oakland in charge Cremation followed at Hull and Sons funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottfred Weiss
Emil
Berkeley
Calif
Mr. Weiss
Ashby Avenue
Daisy Wescott
Sarah Wescott
Fred Weiss
Monroe
Switzerland
Kundert Bros
Weiss
Minetta Bohall
Leroy
Oakland
Norman
el Sobrante
Gail
Hilary Bohall
Judeth
Robert
Dale Weiss
Fred
Edward
FDR Items Auctioned in New York Sale
387 items from the late President Franklin D Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt were sold at the opening of a three week sale of 1500 household articles. The first night brought in 9840 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Byrnes Declares Dixie Now Free and Loyal to Country
South Carolina Governor James F. Byrnes declared the South should owe loyalty to the nation rather than any party in the next presidential election. He opposed Truman's renomination and backed Richard Russell or Harry Byrd, signaling a southern revolt not grounded in party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
South
Truman
Richard Russell
Dga
Harry Byrd
Byrnes
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Intruders Reported At Kundert Residence
Intruders entered the Kundert home at 1426 17th Avenue after a side entrance was left unlocked. Items scattered included a cosmetic case and dresser contents, but little value was taken and no money was reported missing. The family returned from a school band concert to find the lawn strewn with belongings and drawers opened inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kundert
17Th Avenue
Kunderts
Poppy Sales Totals Reported Across Three Communities
Poppy day sales in Monroe Juda and Browntown were reported this afternoon. Monroe raised 751.34 dollars Juda 31.29 and Browntown 18.11. Totals for Monticello Blanchardville Argyle and South Wayne were not yet counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Juda
Browntown
Monticello
Blanchardville
Argyle
South Wayne
Prison inmate Walter Melius escapes from state prison farm
Walter Melius aged 48 an inmate of the state prison walked away from prison farm No 1 near Waupun today. He had been sentenced in LaCrosse on Sept 23 1950 to one to three years for breaking and entering in the daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Department of Public Welfare
Walter Melius
Waupun
Melius
LaCrosse
Streamliners Collide in Wyoming Wreck Killing Twenty
Rescue crews pulled two bodies from crushed streamliners in a blizzard near Evanston Wyoming while three more victims were feared buried in debris. The City of San Francisco rear collided with the City of Los Angeles causing 20 known dead with two others missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
City of
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Evanston
Wyo
Wisconsin
Lee Douglas Campbell
New Richmond
A. E. Harris
Milwaukee
Mary Campbell
Wyoming
Uinta County Memorial Hospital
Nine from Green County Leave for Milwaukee Draft
Nine men from Green County depart for Milwaukee to join the draft. Leader Donald C. Brinkmeier of Brodhead led the group of ten including Robert E. Reuter and Edward W. Jordan Jr. Others listed come from New Glarus Argyle Albany Blanchardville Juda Hebron and Brodhead. They will be inducted in Milwaukee and sent to a receiving camp before basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Brinkmeier
Brodhead
Milwaukee
Green County
Armory
John J. Burkhard
Frank W. Heinzelman
Joseph D. Viney
Theodore J. Burgy
Green County Armed Forces Service Committee
Woman’s Relief Corps
Robert E. Reuter
New Glarus
Harless W. Rankins
Hebron
Vernus H. Gilbertson
Argyle
Phillip E. Zanoni
Albany
Robert A. Lokken
Blanchardville
Robert D. Nenneman
Stanley R. Rupnow
Edward W. Jordan Jr
Juda
Brodhead Garage Looted by Thieves
Sheriff investigates burglary at Frank Condon garage in Brodhead. Break in occurred before midnight through a window. Missing items include a battery two dollars in nickels and a .22 automatic pistol from the new garage near the city outskirts opposite the greenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Frank Condon
Brodhead
Caps Found in River as Three Brothers Vanish
In Minneapolis police identify caps recovered from the Mississippi River near a dam as belonging to Kenneth Klein and his sons Kenneth Jr 8 David 6 and Daniel 4. The dam lies downstream from a park where the boys played Saturday afternoon their mother and father missing the three boys later found presumed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Kenneth Moore
Moore
Kenneth Klein
Kenneth Jr
David
Daniel
Klein
Gordon
Battling Nelson Defends Self Against Two Thugs
Seventy year old former lightweight champion Battling Nelson reports he was assaulted by two men in Chicago early today. He required five stitches for a cut lip after being knocked down, then rose and knocked one assailant unconscious with an upper cut before the attackers fled. Police quoted Nelson, noting his long boxing career and clean-living habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nelson
Vandalism Bill Faces Monroe Browntown Youths in Court
A $520.34 damage bill for Halloween vandalism at nine schools and county roadsides was presented as youths from Monroe and Browntown faced juvenile court. Undersheriff Deininger and Chief Deputy Armstrong led the case with district attorney Kittelsen emphasizing restitution as a condition of punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Browntown
Sheriff's Department
Wilbur E. Deininger
George Armstrong
Iliff
Round Grove
Greenbush
Richland
Roosevelt
Enterprise
Pleasant Valley
Green Valley
Ullom
Highway Department
Bethel
Cadiz Center
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Monroe High School
Kittelsen
Acheson Leads Western Rebuff of China Seat at U N
In a U N clash the United States secretary of state denounced Red China as below barbarism and helped push a Western plan to determine German elections. The assembly rejected Soviet attempts to block discussions on Yugoslavia and China while approving arms control talks and censusing atomic weapons. The plan aims for a neutral Germany and eventual unity with East and West hosting elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U. S
Acheson
United Nations Assembly
U. N. Assembly
Germany
Soviet Union
Tito
China
Vishinsky
Anthony Eden
West Germany
East Germany
Eden
Konrad Adenauer
Two Cars Damaged In County Accident
An accident at the intersection of highway 69 and county trunk S damaged two autos at 9 30 a m today. John E Andereck a rural mail carrier 181 116th avenue and Harold A Wahlquist Rockford collided when Andereck began to turn left onto a gravel road as Wahlquist started to pass. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Andereck
116Th Avenue
Harold A. Wahlquist
Rockford
Andereck
Wahlquist
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Steady in Federal Market Report
Wisconsin American cheese market shows steady to firm tones with strong demand for small styles. Selling prices range from 42 to 45 cents per pound across types including daisies longhorns square prints and midgets with state assembly points noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
County Board Sidelights at Green County Session
County board minutes show Mrs. Harold C. Heimann assisting as secretary for Mrs. Wilma Lengacher with sister Eilleen Rosenthal noted. Judge Fox praises Green County small claims court as economical and effective while officials discuss salary requests and budget contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Heimann
17Th Avenue
Wilma S. Lengacher
Heimann
Eilleen Rosenthal
Harry S. Fox
Green County
County Board Welcomes 28 Members For Fall Session
The county board of supervisors opened their annual financial session at the courthouse with 28 members listed. Townships include Dunphy Albany and Bidlingmaier Adams among others. villages Albany Belleville and New Glarus. cities Brodhead Monroe and more with ward representatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Thomas M. Dunphy
Albany
Edward Bidlingmaier
Adams
Sheldon Yarwood
Brooklyn
Dean Rinehart
Cadiz
Henry Pick
Clarno
A. L. Miller
Decatur
Ray Grady
Exeter
T. R. Newman
Jefferson
Henry Rebly Jr
Jordan
J. B. Scherer
Monroe
Ray T. Silver
Mt. Pleasant
Melvin Streiff
New Glarus
Evert Green
Spring Grove
Sam Ludwig
Sylvester
Clarence W. Loveland
Washington
Oscar Paulson
York
Edward Killingstad
Ray G. Fritz
Belleville
H. J. Ellis
Roy Crago
Browntown
William Spring
Monticello
Joshua J. Hoesly
William Hahn
Brodhead
Leo M. Ties
Harry C. Young
John W. Deininger
Louis R. Wolleson
O. L. Hare
Green County Budget Session Debates High Living Standards
Green county leaders open the November term with focus on tax levy and budget. Chairman Clarence W. Loveland notes the high standard of living shapes the tax budget while promising adjustments as needed. The board schedules elections and considers requests from the junior fair, highway department, Salvation Army and other local bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Clarence W. Loveland
Court House
Loveland
Green County Service Office
Normal School Board
Green County School Committee
County Fair Board
County Highway Department
Edward Bidlingmaier
Salvation Army
Martha Washington
Milwaukee
Green County Medical Society
Harold J. Lamboley
Seex
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Red
High Court
Dixie
McMath
Arkansas
Herbert Hoover
McKeldin
Hoover
United States
Kundert
Cynthia Martin
Lancaster
Kenneth Martin
Betty
Europe
Norfolk
Pennsylvania National Guard
Eisenhower
American Legion
John Bransitter
Battling Nelson
U.N
County Board
Brooklyn Village
Green County Normal School
Swiss Wheel
Pleasant
Green
Lamboley
Lois Faubel
Small Claims Court
C. Irene Quinn
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