Deer Hunt Toll Mounts to Ten
The 1954 deer hunting season toll rose with five gunshot deaths, three heart attacks, and two asphyxiations. Names and places include Joey Pataczek of Cornell, 13, killed in a cabin incident. several men in Wisconsin counties such as Waupaca Oneida and Vilas county injured or dead. Eight wounded and one in critical condition were reported as the hunt progressed.
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Associated Press
Joey Pataczek
Cornell
Brothers
Fred Bower
Bower
Elmer Paquette
Joey
Carl Seering
Scandinavia
Waupaca
Anton Knesta
Woodboro
Oneida County
Jennie Creek
Robert Gaber
Arthur Reiff
Milwaukee
Jerome Knetzke
Vilas County
Roland
Richard Mehle
Arthur Pizak
Kembster
Antigo
Flavous Fairchild
Appleton
Nashville
Forest County
Robert Kuehl
West Allis
Marinette County Woods
Robert Thompson
Walter Bury
Ackley
Langlade
Robert J. Black
Madison
Gordon Anderson
John Marco
Walter Janisch
Wausau
Lawrence Carr
Pensaukee
Winfred Berg
Tomah
Larry Ahrendt
Waukesha
Augusta
Kundert Rites Held In Immanuel Church
Services for Henry Kundert 63 who died Friday in St. Clare hospital were held at 2 p m in Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church. Rev Howard L Orians officiated. Burial with military graveside rites was in Greenwood cemetery. The family has had no word from his son Pfe Karl R Kundert believed to be on the way home from Japan after word of his father s death he had not arrived by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kundert
St. Clare Hospital
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard L. Orians
Greenwood Cemetery
Pfe
Karl R
Dick) Kundert
Japan
December Draft Group Heads to Armory for Inductions
The December Selective Service quota will include five inductees and five pre inductees. The men will assemble at the armory at 7 45 a m on December 6 according to the local selective service office.
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Armory
Selective Service Office
3 600 Local Residents To Receive Christmas Seals
The 1954 Christmas Seals of the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association have been mailed to nearly 3 600 in Monroe. The fund drive continues through December. This year marks the seal 50th anniversary.
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Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Monroe
Wilma L. Heimann
Jorgen Hansen
Denmark
National Association For Research
Rudolph P. Reger
J. T. Etter Jr
Theodore J. Burgy Jr
Miss Heiman
Marshall L. Peterson
Arthur C. Benkett
American Legion
Adolf Voegel
VFW
Ruth Chase
June Grammes
E. O. Evans
L. A. Moore
Nathan E. Bear
Green County Medical Society
Leo H. Share
Boy Scouts
Troop 101
Erwin Peters
William Burkhard
Roger Bruni
Mrs Babler 84 Rites Held After Swiss Born Life
Mrs Regula Babler 84 died at St. Clare hospital after two years of illness. She was born Aug 22 1870 in Diesbach Switzerland and came to Monroe in 1886. Survived by four sons and daughter Mrs J J Stauffer Route 5, 12 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at St Nessy funeral home with Rev Kehle. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Regula Babler
Switzerland
St. Clare Hospital
J. J. Stauffacher
Babler
Diesbach
Canton
Glarus
George and
Kathryn Voegels Wichser
Monroe
Alice Stauffacher
Route 5
Fred
Herman
Katherine Kundert
Stnessy
P. C. Kehle
St. John’s
Greenwood Cemetery
Stock Market Gains As Steels Set Pace
New York reports a broad market rise led by steel shares with U S Steel Radio Corp Chrysler Southern Pacific Bethlehem Steel and other major names advancing. Decliners include Sears Roebuck American Woolen Allied Chemical McIntyre Atlantic Coast Line and Johns Manville.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Radio Corp
Chrysler
Southern Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Schenley
Admiral
American Telephone
Anaconda Copper
Dome Mines
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
Cities Service
Paramount
Sears Roebuck
American Woolen
Allied Chemical
McIntyre
Atlantic Coast Line
Eastern Air Lines
Johns Manville
Iowa Governor Beardsley Killed in Auto Crash
Governor William S Beardsley 53 died in a collision with a pickup on State Highway 60 near Des Moines. His wife injured. Des Moines resident John Gardner 54 and two passengers treated for injuries. Beardsley was a Republican and early Eisenhower ally who promoted statewide highway safety programs.
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Des Moines
William S. Beardsley
Here
Iowa
John Gardner
Beardsley
Dwight Eisenhower
Glenn McDole
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Gardner
Janice
Lois Evans
Broadlawns Hospital
McDole
Five Die in State Weekend Mishaps
Several fatal weekend accidents across Wisconsin claimed five lives. A 16-year-old Muscoda boy and another youth died when their car missed a Grant County bridge and plunged into the Sand Branch River. Other deaths occurred near Kaukauna, De Pere, Rice Lake and Stoughton from a bull attack, a train collision, a ditch crash, and injuries from being struck while walking on State 51.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Robert Miller
Grant County
Sand Branch
Robert
Highway 6
Clement la Jeunesse
Kaukauna
Jerry Geenen
Joseph Vanenkenvort
West de Pere
North Western Crossing
de Pere
George Lowell
Rice Lake
Ladysmith Hospital
Rusk
Amelia Stavik
Stoughton
State 51
Six women burned tapping U.S. Army pipeline in Seoul
Six women were burned and six seriously burned today in Seoul when, according to Korean police, they tried to tap gasoline from a U S Army pipeline.
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Seoul
Uncle Admits Killing Girl in Missouri Manhunt
Thurman Priest, 48, of Grand Prairie Texas, confessed to killing his 11 year old niece Jeannette Earnest near Lebanon Missouri after abducting her from Fort Worth. He led police on a 226 mile search through Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri, directing them to a grove where the body lay four miles east of Lebanon. Priest said he acted after fearing the family would take her away and that he killed her with a .32 caliber pistol at sunrise Wednesday.
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Lebanon
Jeannette Earnest
Here
Fort Worth
Tex
Thurman Priest
Grand Prairie
Bill Decker
Priest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Stanley R. Palmer Jr
Mount Vernon
Jeannette
Texas
Ohio
Decker
Six Lives Lost In Mexico Race
Mexico City reports a brutal Pan American road race with six deaths and over twenty injuries across the first three days. Durango to Chihuahua legs remain, leaders close in all five classes as Umberto Maglioli and Phil Hill top the big sports car field, with others led by Ray Crawford, Walter Faulkner, and Keith Andrews in nearby standings.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Texas
Durango
Chihuahua
Parral
Umberto Maglioli
Italy
Ferrari
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Ray Crawford
Long Beach
Walter Faulkner
Cadillac
Keith Andrews
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dodge
U. S
Tommy Dinsdale
Dan Morgan
Pueblo
Drnsdale
Gonzalvo Sanesi
Jaroslav Juhan
Guatemala
Thomas 70 to devote gift to disarmament crusade
Norman Thomas longtime advocate of American socialism receives a $10 000 birthday gift from friends and admirers at a Town Hall Club reception. He plans to devote most of the funds to the disarmament cause citing democracy can endure the atomic age and urging action by people and governments.
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New York
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Town Hall Club
County Court Action Delayed in Foreclosure Case
Neither party appeared in the foreclosure action of Footville State Bank against Robert R. Riese doing business as Riese Service Co Brodhead Judge Peterson noted a defense attorney conflict in dates and expects a new appearance date. The November calendar next lists a pre trial conference for Tessman versus Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe involving a fund refund.
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Footville State Bank
Robert R. Riese
Riese Service Co
Brodhead
Marshall L. Peterson
John E
Mildred L. Tessman
Madison
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Monroe
South Korea Rejects North Korea Pact for Friendly Relations
South Korea today flatly rejected a North Korean proposal to establish friendly relations at Panmunjom. The denial preserves existing tensions as talks show little progress toward broader cooperation or reconciliation.
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South Korea
Thanksgiving union services set at Beth El church
Eight Monroe churches join a 9 30 a m union Thanksgiving service at Beth El Evangelical United Brethren with Rev John C Purdy and Rev Paul J Gibson preaching. Four other churches plan individual services. Jr Sr high students begin break Wednesday at 3 p m. basketball host Brodhead Wednesday night. Volunteer Firemen dance Thursday at Turner hall funds insurance.
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Monroe
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
John C. Purdy
Union Presbyterian Church
Paul J. Gibson
Bethel
First Church of Christ Scientist
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
R. H. Scharnweber
Monroe High School
Paul R. Mueller Jr
Turner Hall
Robert H. Gerber
Mendes France vows no delay to Paris London pact
At the United Nations General Assembly French Premier Pierre Mendes France pledged France will not delay a Big Four meeting until after ratification of the London and Paris agreements. He urged calm to build a climate of confidence and urged a Austrian peace treaty as a step toward European settlement.
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United Nations
N. Y
Pierre Mendes- France
Paris
London
U. N. General Assembly
Mendes-France
Molotov
Mrs Scheidegger Dies at 79 in Ft Atkinson
Anna Scheidegger 79, former Monroe butter and cheese factory operator, died in Ft. Atkinson hospital after a life community role with Moose organizations and local lodges. Born Anna Holzer in Switzerland, she immigrated in 1895 and married Fridrich Maeder in 1896, later widowed in 1912, then married Ernest Scheidegger. Services were held at Friedens church, burial in Greenwood Cemetery, Monroe.
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Anna Scheidegger
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe
Turner Hall
Anna Holzer
Switzerland
Fridrich Maeder
Ernest Scheidegger
Scheidegger
Loyal Order of the Moose
Moosehart Legion
Germania Lodge
Holly Rebekah Lodge
Reap
Robert Shipley
Friedens Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clarence E. Hammen
Greenwood Cemetery
ASC Signup Deadline Scheduled for Dec 3
The county Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office reports the 1954 signup year ends December 3 with farmers having until December 31 to finish any practices started that year. If completed or no work remains, notify the county office in the Peterson building by December 31.
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County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation
PMA
Peterson
Doctor's Friend Testifies in Sheppard Murder Trial
Dr. Lester Haversten testified that Samuel H Sheppard wanted to consider divorce four years ago and urged him not to mail a letter to Marilyn. A Cleveland detective said H Sheppard admitted an affair with Susan Hayes and stayed at a California home, while denying details about July 3 and 4.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Lester Haversten
Glendale
Calif
Sheppard
Marilyn
Haverston
Robert F. Schottke
Susan Hayes
California
Schottke
Miss Hayes
Arthur Miller
Los Angeles
Marilyn Sheppard
Miss Jackson Purchases Local Charm Center
Norma Jackson buys the Charm Center from Nancy Poff effective today. Jackson, a Shullsburg native, has worked in Rockford and Elgin stores, is a buyer and dress designer, and attended Vogue School of Dress Design in Chicago. Poff has owned the store six years and relocated here from Rockford with no immediate plans.
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Norma Jackson
Nancy Poff
Miss Jackson
Shullsburg
Rockford
Elgin
Vogue School of Dress Design
Chicago
Vs. Poff
Rennebohm Foundation Sells Dairy Farm
A dairy farm operated by the Os car Rennebohm foundation has been sold. Rennebohm Dairy Farms covers 278 acres with 100 registered Holstein cows and was a pioneer in scientific farming. A four man group led by B J Miller of Madison bought it and will keep it as a dairy farm.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Oscar Rennebohm
Rennebohm
B. J. Miller
The
Borden Co
Death Cancels Atomic Debate as Vishinsky Dies at 70
Andrei Vishinsky, veteran Soviet diplomat and famed prosecutor of the Stalin era, died of a heart attack at the U N headquarters. The Soviets suspended all meetings as tributes began, and the General Assembly prepared to honor the deputy foreign minister who would have turned 71 on December 10.
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Vishinsky
New York
United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Yanuakievitch Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Moscow
Eelco van Kleffens
Netherlands
U. N
Eisenhower
Foreign Ministry
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Lenin
Winter Parade Theme For Christmas Concert
Monroe high school presents a two night Christmas concert December 7 and 8 with a 94 piece band. Volunteers Nathan Andereck Mary Anderson Judy German Carol Stauffer will usher Curtis Wagner Hedwig Studer will handle tickets Nancy Burgy Jane Reger organize programs E O Evans superintendent T R Holyoke assistant principal LaVon Jones Edmund Anderson staff the ticket office and Mrs William Rosenthal oversees the public address system The 70 minute program begins at 8 pm each night.
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Monroe High School
Nathan Andereck
Mary Anderson
Judy German
Carol Stauffacher
Curtis Wagner
Hedwig Studer
Nancy Burgy
Jane Reger
E. O. Evans
T. R. Holyoke
LaVon Jones
Edmund Anderson
William Rosenthal
Insurance Leader Hartberg Dies at 65 in Marinette
Gust Hartberg a longtime Marinette insurance man of 43 years died Sunday from a heart ailment. At age 65 he was named in January as executor of the roughly one million dollar estate of Mrs. Agnes P. Ryan of Fish Creek.
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Marinette
N. Gust Hartberg
Hartberg
Agnes P. Ryan
Fish Creek
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Burt) Sickinger
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China
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ASC
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Rennebohm Foundation
West
Park Avenue
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Fregc
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Lodge
A. A. Sobolev
Sobolev
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