County board adjourns after naming officials and reelection
The county board of supervisors adjourned after elections that renamed personnel. Incumbent highway commissioner N. C. Jensen beat Eugene Segner 24 to 4 for a two year term beginning 1952. Other reassignments included county service officer Burgy, school committee and highway committee members, and a pay raise for county school superintendent staff. The board next considers juvenile court salaries and budget items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
N. C. Jensen
Eugene Segner
Jensen
Segner
Theodore J. Burgy Jr
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
O. N. Johnson
23Rd Avenue
Edward Bidlingmaier
Adams Township
Ray Grady
Exeter Township
William Spring
Monticello
Fred J. Bolender
21St Avenue
County Normal School Board
Merlin J. Meythaler
Scherer
Johnson
James H. Larkin
Brodhead
Harry V. Hartman
Meythaler
Alvin F. Moritz
Moritz
Wisconsin
Gloria Waelti
Maurice Quinn
Quinn
Lois Faubel
Court House
Hunters Start For Deer Areas In Wisconsin State
Hunters in Monroe and Green counties began northward travel for the deer season opener. Snow blanketed much of the state with varied depths, and Wisconsin reports indicate licensing activity at county offices and several Green county outlets. Officials note licenses expire at midnight and a rule limits each deer taken to one per hunter. Meanwhile Michigan opened its season with fatalities and missing hunters as police seek two more lost in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Frank A. Buehler
Russel H. Shultz
Avery Yost
Iron River
Mich
Sam W. Waelti
Ludwig Signer
Chester Wyss
Black River Falls
Harold A. Blumer
Cloud W. Pickett
Don Lovelace
Neilsville
Michigan
Gun blast rouses Greenville as cannon found on campus
Hundreds of sleepy Greenville residents are awakened by a loud blast at 3 10 a m near Furman university campus. Police rush through the streets and discover an old cannon discharging smoke from its muzzle as a memento of a long past war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensville
S. C
Furman University
Cheddar Values Rise In Plymouth on Wisconsin Exchange
The Wisconsin cheese exchange firm today with cheddar values up a half to a full cent. Eight cars cheddar at 38 cents, Illinois U. 5S. grade A cheddars at 37 cents. Bids: five cars at 38, two cars single daisies 40.34, one car pasteurized single daisies 41, two cars long horns 41, one car pasteurized longhorns 41.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Illinois
Shullsburg Soldier's Body To Be Returned
The body of Cpl. Edward D. Nethery of Shullsburg, son of Mr and Mrs Vern E Nethery, is among ten Wisconsin servicemen to be returned to the United States aboard the Beloit Victory due in San Francisco today. Nethery was sent to Korea earlier this year after enlisting in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Edward D. Nethery
Vern E. Nethery
Shullsburg
Korea
Wisconsin
United States
Beloit
San Francisco
Nethery
We Can Relax Now Miss Truman Likes Circus Jungle Beasts
Margaret Truman is not allergic to animals including elephants and seals. Kenneth L. Allen Jr says Secret Service invented the allergy excuse to keep circus animals away from the New Orleans auditorium before her concert. Allen asserts she enjoys animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Truman
Mobile
Ala
Margaret Truman
Secret Service
New Orleans
Kenneth L. Allen Jr
Allen
Icy Conditions Cause Two Fatalities in Dane County
Snow and ice coated area highways with about half an inch of snow. Two people died in a Dane County accident on Madison streets: Mrs. Charles Dunahay, 32, and Reginald J. Cooper, 38. A collision at 11th Street and 13th Avenue involved Clare F. Coplien and Glenn A. Frautschy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Streets
Dane County
Clare F. Coplien
17Th Street
Glenn A. Frautschy
Clarno
11Th Stret
13Th Avenue
Charles Dunahay
Madison
Reginald J. Cooper
Darien
Belleville Office Looted by Thieves
Robbers burglarized Hoesly Lumber Co. in Belleville, taking 258 in cash and 1 085 in checks from a safe. An attempted break in at Belleville Motor Co. failed. no items missing there. Investigating Dane County sheriff's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Hoesly Lumber Co
Belleville Motor Co
Dane County
Lumber Company
Motor Company
Dane County Sheriff's Department
Students To Visit Center at Madison
A chartered school bus will take 48 students to Madison tomorrow night for a field trip to the Loft recreation center. Ace Karp, assistant Madison community director, invited the youth council and other Youth Center members. Hal Metzen, Madison coach of the year, will present football letters. Joan Kurth leads Monroe Youth Center. Joe E. Miller, recreation director, said extra space is available on the bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ace Karp
Hal Metzen
Joan Kurth
Monroe
Joe E. Miller
County Board Sidelights on Audits and Tax Logic
Merlin J. Meythaler notes a two million dollar county business with 1950 surplus near sixty thousand earmarked. Tellers from Jefferson and Belleville helped during election periods amid a visual education talk by Dr. Wittich for student teachers and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Merlin J. Meythaler
CPA
Walter A. Wittich
University of Wisconsin Bureau of Visual Education
County Normal
Bolliger to Leave Desk for Radio Job
Herbert J. Bolliger will resign as police desk sergeant effective December 12 to take a second engineer post at WEKZ. He starts December 15, replacing William Walsh who has also resigned. Bolliger served as desk sergeant from April 12, 1938 to January 1, 1946 and has worked there since April 12, 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Bolliger
WEKZ
William Walsh
Bolliger
Immunizations Reported in Green County
County nurse Miss Ruth Chase reports 1,614 immunizations in Monroe during September and October. The totals include 451 diphtheria tetanus boosters, 369 regular diphtheria tetanus shots, and 794 smallpox vaccinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chase
Monroe
Davies Declares Russians Balked
Former ambassador Joseph E. Davies told reporters in Madison that war avoidance looks brighter as the United States signals it will meet force with force. He argued the U S policy of quarantining communism will deter Russia and dismissed talk of a Russian internal revolt as wishful thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Joseph E. Davies
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Davies
Phi Delta Phi
Watertown
Stock prices slip in moderate trading session
The New York market eased today with a soggy decline and fractional losses. Major losers included Chesapeake and Ohio Gulf Oil American Airlines International Paper U S Steel Chrysler Goodrich Distillers Seagrams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chesapeak and Ohio
Gulf Oil
American Airlines
International Paper
VU. S. Steel
Chrysler
Goodrich
Distillers Corp.Seagrams
Frontline troops told of Korea massacre figures
American troops were told the Red Army had slaughtered 5 500 of their captured buddies. Col James M Hanley announced the figure on AFRTS to warn GIs what they faced. Military officials explained the delay in releasing numbers and a probe followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Korea
Armed Forces
James M. Hanley
U. S. Eighth Army
Pentagon
Washington
Syngman Rhee
Ridgway
U. N
Panmunjom
City Moves Treasures Office To Eugene Hotel Ground Floor
The city treasurer’s office will relocate to a ground floor room in the Eugene hotel building west of the lobby on Fifth Street. The council approved the move in a special session called by Mayor Frank A. Buehler to obtain additional office space. The lease begins December 1 at 65 dollars monthly and aims to reduce crowding and confusion in city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Fifth Street
Frank A. Buehler
Helen L. Gempeler
City Hall
Robert L. Rote
Water Board
E. J. Norton
Floyd W. Matzke
Herman L. Schindler
William F. Beckman
Roger L. Elmer
Harvey L. Trumpy
Alfred H. Henning
Rote
John A. Becker
Buehler
Water Department
Johnston to quit ESA post November thirty
Washington reports Eric Johnston has resigned as head of the Economic Stabilization Agency to return to his presidency at the Motion Picture Association. President Truman accepted the resignation, praising Johnston for building ESA into an efficient agency. Johnston will leave government service November 30 after overstaying his leave. A search for a successor continues as several candidates turn down the wage price rent policy role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eric Johnston
Economic Stabilization Agency
Motion Picture Association
Truman
Key West
Johnston
ESA
Jury Call For County Court Panel List Of Names
Thirty potential jurors are summoned for county court service at 10 a m December 3 as the panel's final call for a year. The last jury date is December 17. Names include Rubin Goecks Ralph Coleman Ida Kolden Agnes Roderick Harvey Mauerman John Erb Clara Thompson A M Ten Eyck Raymond Indergand Mark Keegan Edwin Chapin Herbert Huffman George Grenzow Howard Counselman George Jones Cecil McGuire Wallace Feldt Mrs Charles Vogel Hervey Hoesly Merrill Smith Caroline Frei Burnett Blumer Edwin Theiler Minnie Scharnweber Will Cameron Frida Thierstein Clifford Fritz Mrs Ivan Marty Leo Gempeler and Martin Kubly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Faubel
Rubin Goecks
Judo
Ralph E. Coleman
Brodhead
Ida Kolden
Blanchardville
Agnes Roderick
9Th Street
Harvey Mauerman
John C. Erb
New Glarus
Clara Thompson
10Th Street
A. M. Ten Eyck
Raymond Indergand
Mark Keegan
18Th Avenue
Edwin Chapin
Browntown
Herbert Huffman
George Grenzow
Juda
Howard Counselman
19Th Avenue
George Jones
Cecil McGuire
RFC
Monticello
Wallace Feldt
Charles Vogel
Hervey Hoesly
Merrill Smith
Caroline Frei
Brooklyn
Burnett Blumer
Albany
Edwin Theiler
Minnie Scharnweber
13Th Avenue
Will Cameron
Frieda Thierstein
14Th Avenue
Clifford Fritz
11Th Street
Ivan Marty
Leo Gempeler
Martin Kubly
20Th Avenue
One-Act Play Presented at High School Under Witt
A high school assembly featured The White Lawn directed by R. W. Witt. Cathy was played by Marlea Kiel with Roger Hasse as her World War II marine corps officer husband in the dream sequence. Roxine Young portrayed her mother and William Pick played the physician. Judith Kubly served as stage manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lawn
R. W. Witt
Cathy
Marlea Kiel
Roger Hasse
Roxine Young
William Pick
Judith Kubly
Crowd Attends Citizen Hearing in Circuit Court
A large morning naturalization ceremony filled the circuit court room as seven applicants, led by Morris Leiberman, faced Judge Harry S. Fox. Attendees included students from Miss Lilian Gempeler’s social science class and a ninth grade civics group, plus two patriotic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court Room
Harry S. Fox
Lilian Gempeler
Lee Mitchell
Morris Leiberman
Immigration and Naturalization Examiner
Milwaukee
John Auestad
Argyle
Norway
Olga Stenbroten
Blanchardaville
John Bolliger
12Th Street
Switzerland
Elizabeth Schuld
Joan Lueck
Browntown
England
Gertrude Johanna Schwaiger
16Th Street
Austria
Minnie Schroeder
Canada
U. S
Robert F. Marty
Grace Byers
E. N. Churchill
Letha Durst
The
DAR
William A. Zimmerman
Woman's Relief Corps
Durst
Marshalltown
Vishinsky Unveils Four Point Disarmament Plan at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky presented a four point disarmament proposal at the United Nations urging a one third armament reduction within a year after adoption. It calls for complete data on armed forces and bases and for an international verification body within the Security Council. He also repeated opposition to western step by step inspections and noted the plan echoes the Baruch proposal. Robert Schuman of France was to respond but postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
France
United States
Britain
U. S
China
Soviet Union
Security Council
Russia
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
Robert Schuman
Vish‘nsky
GOP Women To Meet In Racine Canceled Smith Visit
Green County Republican Women's club moves tonight's 8 PM business meeting to the circuit courtroom due to snow and ice in Racine and southern Wisconsin. President Anna Blum reports Rep. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith canceled their trip. Meythaler and Reger will lead the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Republican Women's Club
Anna QO. Blum
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Smith
Wisconsin
Merlin J. Meythaler
Rudolph P. Reger
Milwaukee Man Faces $12844 Tax Lien for 1944 Missing Taxes
The collector of internal revenue filed a $12844 income tax lien against Arthur J. Bouchard of Milwaukee for allegedly unpaid taxes in 1944. Bouchard formerly headed the Bouchard Engineering Co., now dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Collector of Internal Revenue
Arthur J. Bouchard
Bouchard
Bouchard Engineering Co
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Cael
Reds
Joseph J. Schultz
St. Louis
Schultz
Lake Nebagamon
Superior
Northwoods
Greenville
Von
County Board
Fred F. Hartwig
Second Ward
T. R. Newman
Jefferson
Ray G. Fritz
Belleville Village
City
Calm Vishinsky
U.N
GOP
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