Howe Appointed Acting Sheriff to Finish Unexpired Term
Governor Kohler named Arlie Charles Howe acting sheriff to fill the remainder of former Sheriff Wilbur Deininger’s term. Samuel F. Humbel, the sheriff-elect, announced Howe’s undersheriff appointment and expected formal approval soon. Humbel plans to assume supervision and relocate to the jail as arrangements permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Humbel
Humbel
Walter J. Kohler
Arlie Charles Howe
Wilbur E. Deininger
Howe
Sheriff's Office
Leo Ties
Sheriff's Committee
County Board
Deininger
Doctor Denies Dating Susan Hayes in Murder Case
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard denied dating Susan Hayes or giving her a watch when questioned by detective Robert F. Schottke after Marilyn Sheppard was killed at Bay View Hospital. Hayes, identified as a California nurse and lab tech, admits an affair with the osteopath and is slated to testify as a key witness.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Bay View Hospital
Marilyn Sheppard
Sam
Robert F. Schottke
Schottke
Sheppard
California
Kiwanis Club Elects Schuetze President
W. R. Schuetze was elected president of Monroe Kiwanis Club at a noon meeting at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. He succeeds Laverne Gallitz. New officers include Dr. James R. Weir as vice president and Philip H. Darling with Gerhard P. Steensrud as directors. Secretary Victor I. Carlson is a holdover. speaker R. L. Sweany of Chicago district manager for the U S Chamber of Commerce gave a film titled Its Everybodys Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Schuetze
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Laverne Gallitz
James R. Weir
Philip H. Darling
Gerhard P. Steensrud
Victor I. Carson
R. L. Sweany
Chicago
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Sweany
Mrs. Royal Greenwood Dies in Racine Hospital
Mrs. Royal Greenwood 58, former Ethel B. Stair of Monroe, died after months of illness in St Luke's hospital Racine. She lived in Racine since 1928 and married Mr. Greenwood after hospital admission. A linotype operator for the Racine Journal Times and earlier for The Evening Times, she was active in Calvary Memorial church and local unions. Surviving are her husband father Daniel J Stair three brothers and an aunt. Services Monday at Greenwood funeral home Racine with burial in Mound Cemetery. Funeral calling Sunday and Monday morning.
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Royal Greenwood
Ethel B. Stair
Monroe
St. Luke's Hospital
Racine
Mr. Greenwood
Racine Journal-Times
Daniel J
Ida Greenwald Stair
Greenwood
Stephenson County
The
Evening Times
Calvary Memorial Church
Racine Journal-Times and
Typographical Union
Greenwood Funeral Home
Myron
Leland
Plymouth
Cleve
Green Bay
Carrie Greenwald
14Th Street
M. R. Siemens
James Draper
Mound Cemetery
Writer McLemore Hurt In Hollywood Accident
Hollywood police report writer Henry McLemore was seriously hurt when his car struck a tree Thursday night. Dr. Frank Nolan said he has a crushed chest facial cuts and possible left arm fracture. Police said he swerved to avoid another car.
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Hollywood
Henry McLemore
Frank Nolan
Cheddar Values Steady in Plymouth Trade
Cheese prices were unchanged on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange with a steady trading zone in Plymouth. Sales included 18 cars of Wisconsin State brand cheddars at 32% cents, three lots of Illinois U S Grade A cheddars at 32%, and offers uncovered including one car pasteurized single daisies at 34% and three more lots of Illinois U S Grade A cheddars at 32%.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Illinois
U. S
Jail Remodeling Dispute Over County Facility Plan
Louis R Wolleson chairman of the County Board jail and courthouse committee challenged statements by Robert G Rote of the Alvin F Rote Co on remodeling the county jail He said Rote made contradictions and some false claims The minutes cited show Rote offered rough remodeling drawings and cost estimates and would call the chairman if figures reached 375000 or 100000 to halt drawings The committee asked for 12 maximum security cells but Rote's plans showed only three cells housing four prisoners each The welfare rules were cited as potentially allowing fewer high security cells and Wolleson argued the committee had assumed tearing out the entire steel structure to remodel making housing impossible during work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Wolleson
Robert G. Rote
Alvin F. Rote Co
Wolleson
Rote
Welfare Department
Cites Committee
Harry Young
Sheriff's Department
Finance Committee
Loveland
Wilma S. Lengacher
Oshkosh Fire Chief dies after smoke exposure
Oshkosh Fire Chief Arthur H. Apel age 70 died of pneumonia from smoke and chemical fumes after being overcome at a fire at Badger Lumber and Manufacturing Co. Three other firemen survived. Apel served since 1916 and led the department for three years. Funeral set for Monday at Trinity Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Arthur H. Apel
Apel
Badger Lumber and Manufacturing Co
Oshkosh Fire Department
Trinity Episcopal Church
County Board Adopts 1955 Budget After Cuts
The County Board approved a 1955 budget of 808,373.45, about 5,144 under the proposed 813,517.52 and 8,000 higher than 1954. The tax levy totals include 764,617.52 for general property, plus 28,144.31 for forestry, 31,955.93 for county bridge aid, and 2,000 for the underprivileged school.
Judge Won’t Drop Court Reform Plan
Judge Marshall L. Peterson vows to push for an integrated court plan despite the County Board tabling a supporting resolution and cutting his salary by 2000 dollars annually from 1956. He notes the plan would save Green County up to 7000 dollars yearly and boost efficiency with fewer full-time staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
Peterson
T. R. Newman
Green County
Hermann Field Arrives in Zurich to Reunite with Wife
Hermann Field, released three weeks ago by the Communists in Poland, arrived in Zurich today to meet his wife Katy and sister Dr. Elsie Field. Swiss police barred reporters and escorted him to customs while authorities confirmed the arrival.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Hermann Field
Katy
Poland
Field
Elsie Field
Urbana
Ill
Hermann
Prague
U. S
Francis Willis
Cleveland
Elsie
Monroe shoe store founder Henry Kundert dies at 63
Henry Kundert a longtime Monroe businessman and athletic booster died at 9:25 a m in St Clare hospital after a heart condition. He led the local softball league plan from the fairgrounds to Recreation park and helped light the field for night play. Kundert recently operated Kundert's Shoe Store after buying out partners in 1921 and was active in youth work and minstrel shows.
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Henry Kundert
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Kundert
Fairgrounds
Recreation Park
Mr. Kundert
Louis H. Kohli
Schindler-Clark Shoe Store
Kundert’s Shoe Store
Three Top Conservation Farmers Named in Green County
A Monroe Township beef raiser Em manuel B. Fuchs a Blanchardville terrace and grassland expert Wesley Moe and New Glarus watershed leader Orso Duerst were named the three top conservation farmers in Green County at the Junior Chamber of Commerce farmers recognition night attended by over 200 people.
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Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
Emmanuel B. Fuchs
Monroe
Wesley Moe
Blanchardville
Orso E. Duerst
New Glarus
Soil Conservation Service
Times
Monroe Township
York Township
Green County
Orso Duerst
Nic F. Calabresa
Soil Conservation
Joseph Ganshert
The
Jaycees
Fuchs
Smock Valley Watershed Association
Green County Conservation League
An¢E
Moe
Duerst
Swiss Valley Watershed
Raymond Meade
Argyle
B. E. Hanson
Lloyd E. George
Brooklyn
Harry E. Williams
Clarence Shultz
William A. Tschudy
Roy Block
Harold Blumer
Marvin R. Marty
Monticello
Eugene Saunders
Eugene Stuessy
Sam Ludwig
Evert Green
John Deininger
Oscar Paulson
Claude O. Ebling
Soo Line Railroad
Budget Sets Record For Milwaukee Council
The Milwaukee Common Council unanimously adopted a record budget of 98,894,240 dollars on Thursday. The action raises the tax rate to 49.85 per thousand, up from the previous level by 2.44.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Common Council
Nobody Knows Who Gave McCarthy Crippling Handshake
Washington papers note Senator McCarthy was shaken so hard at a Milwaukee testimonial dinner that his elbow was cut and his hospital visit followed. Mrs. Mary Driscoll, his secretary, said the assailant's identity remains unknown and likely unknown to McCarthy as well. The incident delayed Senate action as leaders recessed till November 29 to resume debate on censure.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
United States Senate
Senate
McCarthy
Mary Driscoll
MccCarthy
Wiley's Stand Still Criticism
The Associated Press reports Sen Wiley plans to vote present on the McCarthy censure vote. State GOP figures and Vernon Thomson criticize the tactic saying it avoids taking a stand and leaves both sides unsatisfied. Carl Thompson condemns Wiley as lacking courage and leadership.
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Associated Press
Sen
Wiley
Senate
GOP
McCarthy
Vernon Thomson
Carl Thompson
Stoughton
Stock Prices Climb After Early Selling
New York traders saw an early selloff give way to a higher afternoon session as prices inched up one to two points. Pacific Tin rose on a strong earnings report while Raytheon Mesta Steel U S Steel Republic Steel Chrysler General Motors AT&T Anaconda Copper Du Pont American Woolen Southern Railway and Northern Pacific advanced. Goodyear Allied Chemical Dow Chemical GE Texas Company fell.
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New York
Pacific Tin
Raytheon
Mesta Machine
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
American Telephone
Anaconda Copper
du Pont
American Woolen
Southern Railway
Northern Pacific
Goodyear
American Smelting
Homestake Mining
Dow Chemical
General Electric
Texas Co
Oregon Man Killed In Highway Mishap
Robert D. Klingaman, 29, of Oregon Dane County, died when his car left Highways 13 and 14 south of Madison, overturned, and pinned him beneath the vehicle.
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Madison
Robert D. Klingaman
Oregon
Dane County
McCarthy Elbow Injury Halts Senate Censure Debate
The Senate adjourned until November 29 as Sen McCarthy receives elbow treatment for traumatic bursitis. Debate on a censure resolution, brought by Fulbright and others, paused amid leadership disagreements and calls for timely voting. Doctors warned permanent injury could result if treatment is not completed. Senator Knowland urged a vote before the December adjournment deadline, while McCarthy supporters predicted he would recover and return to defend himself.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Fulbright
D-Ark
Lehman
D-Lib-Ny
Senate Elections
Ralph W. Zwicker
Senat Investigations
Sen. Knowland
California
Congress
Knowland
Morse
Indore
Sen. Flanders
RVI
Jenner
R-Ind
Watkins
Utah
Dirksen
R-11
Edward Bennett Williams
George Calver
Capitol
Calver
Wrights Will Stay In Governor's Home
Frank Lloyd Wright and Mrs Wright will stay with Gov Kohler and his wife at the executive residence in Madison tonight. Wright will confer with the Madison auditorium committee and depart Saturday for his winter home in Arizona.
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Madison
Frank Lloyd Wright
Record 14 Pound Baby Born in Nabari City Japan
A baby born in Nabari City Japan weighed 14 pounds 12 ounces last week, doctors say it may be a national weight record for Japan.
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Nabari City
Japan
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Highway 69
Josef J. Benkert
Duane Schwartz
Robert M. Garsson
Susan
Kiwanis Club
Schuetze
A. Charles Howe
McLemore
Rodney O. Kittelsen
E. C. Hamilton
Clarence W. Loveland
Herman Field
Wrights
Governor’s Home
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