Seniors Learn Trial Procedure in Green County
Judge Harry S Pax addressed nearly 300 Green County seniors in a courthouse demonstration of trial procedures. A simulated civil case featured John Ponyicsanyi as plaintiff and Curtis Wagner as defendant with Monticello attorney Royal Voegels for the plaintiff and RR Finley Barry for the defendant. The jury panel deliberations ended without a verdict after the judge answered questions and explained evidence rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Voegeli
Monticello
John Ponyicsanyi
Jean Erb
Sally Walter
Homer Wiedman
Earl Hazeltine
Juda
William Robicheaus
Brodhead
Alan Rhyner
Albany
Carolyn Pinnow
Jeanine Goecks
Kathleen Fielstead
New Glarus
Times
Harry S. Pax
12Th Judicial Circuit
Green County
Anna ©. Blum
Green County Bar Association
Veniremen
Homer Weidman
William Robicheaux
Kathleen
Fielstead
Doran Blum
Charles Hicks
Sylvia Storch
Sonja Leatherman
John Sveem
Ardis Daverm
Thomas Marty
Judye Gibbons
Raymond Flood
Reacnes
Fox
Ponyisanyi
Fred Ainsworth
Carol Ridnour
Wagner
Jon Dannerbeck
John J. Jeglum
Lois Marty
Voegels
Barry
Four Youths Nabbed In Milwaukee Attack
Milwaukee police said four youths were rounded up after a high school freshman was beaten following a football game between Bay View and Boys Tech. Dennis P. Rusche, a Bay View freshman, is hospitalized with bruises and internal injuries. A 15-year-old Boys Tech student admitted taking part, with two other offenders from Vocational School and Pulaski High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Herbert Dax
Dennis P. Rusche
Bay View
Boys Tech
Dax
Pulaski High School
Wausau Hearing On Cheddar Prices Draws Statewide Grievances
The Central Wisconsin Cheese makers Association warned that cheddar price supports must rise by at least two cents a pound to stop closures. Greenwood's John Wuethrich told a House dairy subcommittee in Wausau that 11 area factories have closed since 1954 and Wisconsin cheddar faces stiff competition from cheaper products. The hearing drew farm groups split on 90 percent parity versus flexible supports, with debates on temporary federal relief and production controls.
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Wausau
Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Wisconsin
Woethrich
Hie Orgentiage
Rep
Abernethy
D-Miss
Wuethrich
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers Union
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Abernathy
Kenneth Howes
Chippewa Falls
Benson
Herbert Robillard
Door County
K. D. Knutson
Janesville
Farm Bureau Federation
Knutson
Pure Milk Products Co-operative
George Mooney Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Hatch backs flexible price supports at Wisconsin Farm Bureau
GREEN BAY The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation leader Curtis Hatch urged keeping flexible price supports, arguing they avoid partisan politics and benefit dairy and other commodities. He called for removing rigid supports and retiring marginal land with a public forestry program.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Curtis Hatch
Madison
Hatch
Couple Pushing Car Killed by Cattle Truck
A man and woman pushing a stalled car near Stewartsville Missouri were struck and killed by a loaded cattle truck. The victims were Thomas LeRoy Rhodd of White Cloud Kansas and Alice Clara Thunder of Soperton Missouri. Carl E. Winslow, 55, of Hamilton Missouri was driving the truck.
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Carl E. Winslow
Hamilton,Mo
Green County Board Convenes For Busy End of Year Session
Geneva report states Western powers rejected Soviet proposals to reduce foreign troops in Germany and to forge an East West non aggression pact. Molotov accused the West of obstruction while urging broader organizational ties and freer info flows. Dulles warned against continued Soviet isolation as Western plans to ease travel and trade were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Board
Geneva
Germany
Europe
Molotov
Red China
International Labor Office
Pinay
Macmillan
Dulles
Russia
Soviet Union
Galli Last Witness At Madison Cheese Hearing
Galli was the final witness heard yesterday by the House dairying subcommittee in Madison. He reviewed the Swiss cheese situation after presenting to the USDA in Washington on November 2, along with Robert F. Marty and E. C. Hamilton, and helped craft a local petition to the USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frea Wan
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
House
Madison
Galli
Robert F. Marty
E. C. Hamilton
USDA
Washington
Crete
Salk Vaccine Shows Strong Protection Against Paralysis
Kansas City dispatch reports a preliminary Public Health Service study finding a single Salk polio vaccine shot cut paralytic polio by 50 to 80 percent. The unit analyzed vaccinated versus unvaccinated children, noting better protection with second and third doses and questioning whether mass single shots could hasten eradication.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Kansas City
Public Health Service
Alexander D. Langmuir
The
Health Service
CDC
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Kidnap Murder Mystery Solved in San Francisco
Arthur Ross Brown held on 100000 bail after confessing to the kidnap and murder of Mrs. Wilma Allen of Kansas City. FBI says he led officers to the body after arrest for transporting a stolen auto. Brown, a San Francisco native, admitted abducting Mrs. Allen, shooting her, and discarding the body in a cow pasture outside Kansas City.
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San. Francisco
Arthur Ross Brown
Pacific
FBI
Wilma Allen
Kansas City
Brown
Omaha
Willard H. Marshall
Sheridan
Wyo
Mrs. Allen
William R. Allen Jr
Percy Wyly I
San Francisco
Mary Brown
Relocation Bids Due by Nov 9 for Highway 69 Project
Madison to open bids at 9 30 a m November 29 for grading 42 miles of Highway 69 from New Glarus to its intersection with Highway 92. Project includes ballast, bridge, and various excavations totaling millions of cubic yards plus base course work. N C Jensen notes 10 days after bids to announce start of construction. Retirement obit for O Connell of Madison Bank.
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New Glarus
Madison
N.C. Jensen
State Highway Department
Scouting Porchlight Campaign Planned in Monroe Tonight
A Scouting porchlight drive follows a special Monroe Country Club breakfast for the Friends of Scouting. Mrs G M Pulkrabek chairs the door to door push with 150 block workers. Leland Lamboley led the breakfast while Willard Schuetze Koenig Kittelsen Ude Fuller aided. Local women helpers include Mrs Otto Leuenberger Mrs Koenig Mrs Henry Babler Jr Mrs E C Hamilton Mrs James Holcomb Mrs Sherman Hodgson Mrs Edward Einbeck.
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E. B. Griffith
Monroe Country Club
Friends of Scouting
A. G. Nelson
G. M. Pulkrabek
Wendell L. Fuller
Times
PAS Clan Arms
Leland Lamboley
Special Gifts
Willard R. Schuetze
Louis A. Koenig
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Gien P. Ude
Mmes
Otto Leuenberger
Koenig
Henry Babler Jr
E. C. Hamilton
James Holcomb
Sherman G. Hodgson
Edward Einbeck
Cora Combs Dies After Illness in Monroe Hospital
Cora Combs 53 formerly of Brodhead died at 2 45 am in a Monroe hospital after a long illness. Born Evansville March 5 1902 daughter of Tim Harvey foster mother Mrs George Combs Evansville, survived by brother Charles Harvey Melvina half brother Williams Harvey Beloit sister Mrs Helen Gempler Freeport. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev Glen H Ridnour officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead.
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Cora Combs
Monroe
Brodhead
Miss Combs
Evansville
Tim Harvey
George Combs
Charles Harvey
Melvina
Williams Harvey
Beloit
Helen Gempler
Freeport
George
Stuessy Funeral Home
Glen H. Ridnour
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Local Farm Bureau Wins State Awards
The Green Loumy farm Bureau received a special honor for maintaining the highest 1954 member retention with 93 percent of 1954 members in 1955. Green and Lafayette Counties earned superiority awards for overall Farm Bureau programs and member gains. The federation closed 1954 with a total membership of 33,875.
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Green Loumy Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Federation
Green Bay
Green
Lafayette
Stock Prices Near New High In Gentle Market Slide
In New York the stock market eased from a record high as it settled back slightly from last Monday's peak. The decline was about two points or less, with some gains offset by the retreat from the market’s earlier surge in the ongoing recovery.
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New High New York
Plane Bomber Explains Device in United Flight Disaster
Denver dispatch reports John Gilbert Graham, confessed saboteur in the United Air Lines DC-6B crash near Longmont on November 1, details how he planted 25 sticks of dynamite in a bomb to kill 44 people including his mother, to gain insurance and estate proceeds. He described assembling the device, the timing mechanism, and the plan’s execution at Stapleton Airport.
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Denver
State of Colorado
John Gilbert Graham
United Air Lines
Graham
Bert M. Keating
Longmont
Colo
U.S
Donald E. Kelly
Daisie E. King
Stapleton
Spenard
Alaska
Helen Ruth Hablutzel
Gloria
Allen
Budget Action Path Clears For Highway Leader Vote
The County Board opened its annual budget session with a busy schedule ahead including the 1956 budget, election of a highway commissioner, and several petitions and resolutions. Donald Loveland presided as chambers welcomed petitions, union remarks, and a lunch controversy tied to a Public Works Equipment Co. invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Employee Union
Ray E. Kundert
Clarence W. Loveland
Swiss Wheel
Public Works Equipment Co
Wausau
B. W. Ace
Cliff Nelson
Nagle Hart Co
Loveland
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
Lucius Smith
W. C. Snow
Albany
Edwin Pernot
Brooklyn
Ralph J. Kundert
H. A. Becker
Monticello
Harold Dyar
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Council of City
Nelson
Highway Union
Highway Committee
Stevenson Puts His Hat in Ring for Democratic Nomination
Chicago May or today Stevenson announced he would be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president next year. He pledged to persuade his party to entrust him again with national leadership, citing a safer, saner world and broad backing across the country.
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Chicago
Stevenson
Democratic Party
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Cheddar Group
Reich
Salk Success
Auisus Im — Vy
Naward O'Connell
First National Bank of Madison
Farm Bureau
Wfsmns
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