MHS to Join New Athletic League After Southern Ten
The Southern Ten dissolves after the 1952-53 year with Mo Edgerton Fort Atkinson Stoughton and Wisconsin High leaving to form a new league with Jefferson Lake Mills Evansville and Milton Union. Edgerton officials led talks, Monroe may join later, and scheduling plans were debated to keep equal play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ten Conference
Edgerton
Fort Atkinson
Stoughton
Wisconsin High
Rock Valley Conference
Jefferson
Lake Mills
Evansville
Milton Union
E. O. Evans
Evans
League
Richard Marshall
Roland Klaus
Madison
John Goldgruber
Monroe
Page
Don Page
Southern Ten
Connors Resigns as Police Desk Clerk
Maurice R. Connors of 1810 11th Street has resigned from his police desk clerk post effective yesterday as Chief J. H. Schwaiger announced. The 4 PM to midnight shift will be filled by Garrett Koorman temporarily starting at 4 PM today. Herbert J. Bolliger moves to a new 8 AM to 4 PM slot and will leave December 12 for a station WEKZ second engineer post. Ray R. Finch remains the night shift from midnight to 8 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice R. Connors
11Th Street
J. H. Schwaiger
Connors
Schwaiger
Herbert J. Bolliger
WEKZ
Ray R. Finch
Garrett Koorman
Monticello
Koorman
Busbey Proposes Bill for Truman Flight Costs
Rep Busbey of Illinois called President Truman s Key West flight a political junket and said the Democratic National Committee should pay for it rather than Air Force funds. He estimated the round trip at 2280 dollars and urged the defense secretary bill the committee, which had about 213894 dollars on hand last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Busbey
R-Ill
Truman
Key West
Democratic National Committee
Air Force
National Democratic Club
Truman Addresses Push for Fair Deal in 9 P.M. Speech
President Truman plans a major political appeal likely emphasizing foreign policy and peace aims. The ABC network will carry the 9 p.m. address to the Women’s National Democratic Club, with Kennan considered for ambassador to Russia as Kirk hopes to leave Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
ABC
National Democratic Club
Key West
Fla
George F. Kennan
Russia
Alan G. Kirk
Moscow
Vandals Strikes Pool Area Damaging Gauze and Equipment
Vandals ripped apart gauze first aid equipment and other articles around the bathhouse and pool area last night. Recreation director Joe E. Miller checked for missing items. Police said entry was gained by climbing over the pool fence and through a south side window. signs of a possible screwdriver mark were found on an east Woolworth store door, suggesting an attempted entry failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Miller
Woolworth
Gun Mishap Victim Rallies at Hospital
Shirley Kummer a 13 year old girl is hospitalized at St. Clare in critical condition after an accidental shooting Saturday at 4 pm. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Kummer of route 2 Monroe. She showed some improvement this afternoon after hours of worsening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Kummer
St. Clare Hospital
Shirley
Jacob Kummer
Route 2
Monroe
Joe Rogalski Dies at 39 in Ashland
Ashland report states Joe Rogalski a 39 year old veteran minor league pitcher died today after a long illness. Rogalski, a right handed hurler, began his pitching career in local amateur leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rogalski
Ashland
Rogalski
Special Services Set for Churches Thanksgiving Observance
Thanksgiving services fill the city with a union service at the Monroe Council of Churches require Rev. John E. MacMartin of First Universalist to speak on Something to Be Thankful For. The 9 a.m. service includes a 25 voice choir led by Edwin W. Schuetze and organist Charles B Bolender. The collection funds clothing for Korea and mailing costs to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Monroe Council of Churches
John E. MacMartin
First Universalist Church
Committee of Worship and Evangelism
Lawrence A. Brown
Bethel Church
Ralph K. Kofoed
Edwin W. Schuetze
Rachmaninoff
Charles B Bolender
Korea
St. Louis
John Purdy
Union Presbyterian
Grace Lutheran
Immanuel and
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren
Methodist
St. John’s
Universalist
St. Victor's
St. Victor's Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Christian Science Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal
New Apostolic Church
Assembly of God Tabernacle
Earle L. Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
R. F. Bittorf
Mt. Olive
Revenue Probe Figure Resigns in Internal Revenue
Daniel A. Bolich resigns as assistant internal revenue commissioner amid reports of house investigations into irregularities in the service. The move follows three top-level resignations since June as the Ways and Means subcommittee presses closed hearings in Southern California tax case rumors. Rep. King denies the allegations and orders a full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Internal Revenue
Dainiel A. Bolich
Internal Revenue Bureau
House, Ways and Means
Rep. King
Calif
California
King
Bolich
John B. Dunlap
Wisconsin deer season ends with 11 hunter deaths
The 1951 seven day deer season ends midway with 11 hunter fatalities in Wisconsin from gunshot wounds, heart attacks and drowning. Names include Joseph Brown 61 of Richland Center and Albert Stazak 31 of Hatfield. A drowning victim was Mary Ellen Flanagan 9 who with her aunt Mary Ellen Henseleit 17 drowned in the Manistee river region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Joseph Brown
Richland Center
Mason
Bayfield County
Ashland
Albert Stazak
Black River
Hatfield
Black River Falls
Stazak
Iron River
Kenneth Weeks
Eldorado
Michigan
Louis Bonetti
Ishpeming
Joseph Bergerson
Bonetti
Marquette- Dickinson
Bergerson
Manistee River
Manistee
Carl Henseleit
Muskegon
Mary Ellen Flanagan
Ridgway Reports Possible Atrocity Death Toll in Korea
Gen Ridgway’s headquarters said substantial evidence indicates about 6,000 American POWs may have been killed by communists in Korea. It cited 365 bodies recovered, 254 identified, 111 not, with 10,836 listed as missing in action. no confirmed totals changed from the Defense Department release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ridgway
United States
Defense Department
GHQ
James M. Hanley
8Th Army
Advocate General Department
Strike Order Delayed in Plasma Supply Threat to Korean Units
Mediators reached a preliminary agreement on a plasma strike amid fears it would cut a quarter of blood plasma for armed forces in Korea. CIO United Chemicals vote looms at Philadelphia meeting. Red Cross urged continued collections for plasma shipments while plant staff faced potential stoppage. A ton of plasma shipped to Argentina was deemed unsuitable for civil defense use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cio-United Chemical Workers Union
Sharp and Dohme
West Point
Philadelphia
American Red Cross
Richard P. Swigart
Red Cross
Korea
Defense Department
Argentina
Reds Reversal Threatens Break In Pact Progress
Tokyo reports a top level switch in Korean truce aims and new charges of atrocities. Allied spokesmen deny the atomic test claim as Soviet, Chinese, and North Korean ministers discuss a four point armistice proposal. Allied forces retake a hill near Yonchon and gain ground northwest of the Punchbowl amid heavy fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red
U. N
Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
Paris
Panmunjom
Korea
Peiping
Pyongyang
Hill
Yonchon
Yondhon
Missing C 47 Cargo Plane Fired On By Border Guards
The U S embassy reports an American C 47 cargo plane en route from Bavaria to Belgrade was fired on twice by Romanian and Hungarian border guards and is now missing over Yugoslavia. A large search has been ordered in the northern Adriatic area. the crew of four was aboard the military transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
U. S
Yugoslavia
Bavaria
Germany
Frankfurt
Adriatic Sea
Budapest
Hungary
Schools Close Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving Break
All city schools will close Thursday and Friday in observance of Thanksgiving. The senior high will close after the seventh hour at 3 p.m. tomorrow and reopen Monday morning. Other schools including St. Victor's follow regular Wednesday schedules then close until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor's
Committee approves final payment to St Clare hospital drive
The reorganized committee for the 1947 hospital building fund voted to issue an $8,500 check to the Sisters at St. Clare hospital as final settlement. Auditor Merlin Meythaler reported $473 added to the fund from pledge payments since the drive began, with $1,280 in unpaid pledges to be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reorganized
Citizens Committee
First National Bank
Roy F. Burmeister
Rodney O. Kittelsen
W. G. Bear
Florida
Harold J. Lamboley
W. C. Bender
Byron R. Bennett
D. A. Crandall
E. C. Hamilton
Merlin J. Meythaler
Kittelsen, Lamboley
Hamilton
Meythaler
County budget near proposed total as board eyes changes
The Dane County board of supervisors aims to adopt a 1 034 147 14 dollar budget with 804 907 14 raised by taxes. The finance committee may alter figures before final approval as committees push recommendations. The session approved 7 200 for in house tax roll equipment and 40 000 for hospital improvements while highway items and salaries for officials may shift the budget balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Finance Committee
Dane County
Industrial Commission
Highway Committee
Juta
Schwarzenberger Hill
Small Claims Court
Higley Named Head of State Taft Group
Harvey V. Higley of Marinette, former Wisconsin Republican Party chairman, was appointed head of the Bob Taft committee of Wisconsin. Higley was among 13 Wisconsin GOP leaders who urged Taft to enter the presidential primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harvey V. Higley
Marinette
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Bob Taft
Higley
GOP
Taft
Firemen Dance Plans Nearly Set
Plans for the annual Firemen's dance at Turner hall on Thanksgiving night from 9 p m to 1 a m are nearly complete. Proceeds aid department insurance and local fundraising, with a 10 member committee led by Fred B Trickel. Bill Hartwig and his orchestra will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Fred B. Trickel
Chester A. Pfund
Robert H. VonKaenel
Paul R. Kubly
Harold Beach
Robert A. Stocker Jr
Emil L. Klarer
Robert A. Gerber
Wilbur E. Deininger
Josef J. Benkert
Bill Hartwig
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Sessons
New York
Richard Fuertado
Long Island University
Sherman White
LIU
Harvey Schaff
New York University
MHS
Southern 10
Russell Pope
Waupaca
Park Falls
Walter F. Ahola
Eagle River
John W. Loudon
Milwaukee
Raymond Nowak
Milwakee
Patrick Schrauth
Campbellsport
Herman Oppriecht
Lynxville
Frank Coffers
Oshkosh
Paul de Tennis
DePere
William Hansen
Washington Island
U.S. 8Th Army
U.S
Hanley
Pusan
CIO
WAC
Carol Ann Kierce
Mount Vernon
Camp Breckinbridge
Army
Carol
Reds
Taft Group
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