Wisconsin deer hunting toll hits eleven as deaths rise
The Associated Press reports 11 hunters and bystanders died in Wisconsin deer season from gunfire five, heart attacks four, and asphyxiation two with 14 wounded. Two men sentenced after gun death cases, while a third received probation. Notable sentences include Arthur Reiff 42 Milwaukee 90 days jail and 100 dollar fine.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Arthur Reiff
Milwaukee
Oneida
Rhinelander
George Richards
Reiff
Milwaukee House of Correction
Huber
Anton Kneksta
Oneida County
Joseph Moby Jr
Jefferson
Vilas
Eagle River
Jerome Knetzke
Moby
Knetzke
Raymond Leban
Frank Carter
Richard Mehle
Carter
Leban
Joey Pataczek
Cornell
Carl Sering
Waupaca County
Robert Kuehl
Matt Kaki
Withee
Arthur Pizak
Kembster
Flavous Fairchild
Appleton
Clarence Ortlepp
Plymouth
Marquette County
Ortlepp
Mission House College
Guard Unit Receives Clothing Shipment for Recruits
A shipment of clothing for Co. K Monroe's National Guard unit arrived from Camp McCoy. New recruits Duane Elmer of Argyle Route 1 and Harley Maske were listed. At last night's drill in the Armory Sfc Arthur Tschudy and a sergeant from New Glarus led mortar and artillery fire adjustment instruction.
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Co. K. Monroe
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Duane Elmer
Route 1
Argyle
Harley Maske
Sfc
Arthur Tschudy
New Glarus
FBI Nabs Suspect in Grandparent Slaying After Year and a Half
Rodney W. Herman 20 of Marshfield is arrested on federal unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and first degree murder warrants for the slaying of Norris Welch 80 at his cabin near Fifield on April 24 1953. He was captured on U S Highway 12 near the Illinois Wisconsin border after a pursuit by agents. Herman is also charged as a Marine Corps deserter.
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Milwaukee
FBI
Rodney W. Herman
Marshfield
James B. Poster
Herman
U. S. Highway 12
Illinois
Richmond
Ill
Genoa City
Wis
Price County
Norris Welch
Fifield
Poster
Marine Corps
Chamber Elects Eight in Voting
The Chamber of Commerce nomination committee led by Dr. Nathan E. Bear announced eight new directors and retail committee members. New directors from the mail ballot are Minor W. Anderson, Arthur C. Benkett, H. L. John Fenton, Robert E. Tschudy, and Glen P. Ude, with holdovers Kenneth W. Stuart, Dr. David K. Bennet, Una Miller, Robert Rosa, and Dr. Wayne Fencil. New retail directors are J. T. Etter Jr, Ross S. Martin and James Kelley, replacing Ralph O. Phillips, Don Lovelace, and Lloyd Marty. Retiring directors include Joseph C. Dearth and four others. Ballot tabulations were completed at last night’s nominating group meeting. the formal report will be given at tonight’s Chamber meeting at 7:30 in the Monroe hotel.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nathan E. Bear
Minor W. Anderson
Arthur C. Benkett
H. L
John) Fenton
Robert E. Tschudy
Glen P. Ude
Kenneth W. Stuart
David K. Bennett
Una Miller
Robert Rosa
Wayne Fencil
J. T. Etter Jr
Ross S. Martin
James Kelley
Ralph O. Phillips
Don Lovelace
Lloyd Marty
W. Howard Smith
William Bauman
Robert J. Hahlen
Alden J. Hawthorne
Joseph C. Dearth
Harold A. Blumer
O. L. Hare
Alvin Kubly
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Chamber
Monroe Hotel
How to Live 365 Days a Year gains praise
Dr. John A. Schindler of Monroe earns praise for How to Live 365 Days a Year in the Catholic Digest. The Catholic Book of the Month Club selects the work as its first book of the month and American Weekly plans to serialize it. Prentice and Hall, Inc. will publish the volume and place it on shelves February 28 in New York City.
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Catholic Book of the Month Club
John A. Schindler
Monroe
American Weekly
Dr. Schindler
Catholic Digest
Prentice and Hall, Inc
New York City
Eisenhower Warns Soviets Aim for World Control
President Eisenhower cautioned that the Soviet Union remains bent on world revolution and a centrally controlled state. He distinguished peaceful coexistence from mere coexistence and urged vigilance while noting Russia’s tone has softened but goals stay unchanged. He also commented on Red China debates and a possible Big Four meeting with conditions.
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Eisenhower
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
Russia
United States
Mrs Grenzow of Juda Dies at 58 in St Clare
Mrs. Wesley Grenzow 58 of Juda died in St. Clare hospital where she had been hospitalized since Sept 19. Born July 27 1896 in Jefferson Township she was daughter of August and Emma Schadewald. She married Wesley Grenzow Aug 16 1922 and lived in Juda area. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Robert Becker Spring Grove a son Nathan W Juda a grandson Harland Juda a sister Elza Schadewald two half sisters Mrs Albert Kuhnke Clarno and Mrs Edward Ludwig Sylvester and one half brother Arthur Schadewald Juda. Active in 4-H and member of Juda EUB WSWS and Oakley Homemakers. Services Friday 1:30 p.m. Union Church Spring Grove with Rev W L King officiating. Burial Union Cemetery. Body to be taken from Newcomer funeral home Brodhead at 12:30 p.m. Friday. Friends may call Thursday evening.
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Wesley Grenzow
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
August
Emma Matzke Schadewald
Jefferson Township
Minnie Schadewald
Grenzow
Oakley Homemakers Club
Union Church
Spring Grove
W. L. King
Juda Eub Church
Union Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead
Broadcast Plea Rejected McCarthy Move Baffles Senators
Senators puzzled by McCarthy’s plan as he seeks to respond to censure moves. NBC refused 15 minutes of free air time on Thanksgiving while McCarthy recovers from elbow surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Allies and opponents weigh whether he aims to soften charges or rally support amid the Army controversy.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Jean
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Len Dirksen
al Muto
Muto
Lot
Associated Press
United Press and International
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
McClellan
Arkansa
Mrs Disch Killed In Evansville Traffic Mishap
Donna Case Disch 19 of Evansville died when her car lost control on Highway 59 four miles north of Evansville. Her two children, Mike 2 and Terry Ann 2 months, had minor injuries. The vehicle swerved across the road, dropped into a ditch and rolled over. She was married to Wayne Disch a sheep breeder and livestock expositor. She was born September 16 1935 and survived by her husband and in laws.
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Evansville
Donna Case Disch
Mike
Terry Ann
Merrill Newspaper Troubles Slow Thanksgiving Week
In Merrill, the Daily Herald battles a string of breakdowns from a broken shop vise to a failed composing machine motor and press failures. Helpers from Wausau Record Herald and Rhinelander Daily News offered aid, but a snowstorm slowed the 17 mile trek to Wausau, delaying printing.
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Merrill
Merrill Daily Herald
Wausau Record Herald
Rhinelander Daily News
Wausau
U N Committee Backs Atoms for Peace Plan
The United Nations political committee, in New York, voted unanimously to approve President Eisenhower's atoms for peace proposal. It marked the second unanimous decision at the current General Assembly session, after agreement on a disarmament commission work plan. Russia had sought to veto power over the proposed international atomic agency but failed.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Presi—_ Eisenhower
General Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Russia
International Atomic Agency
Mendes France Sees United Europe Within Reach
French Premier Pierre Mendes France said the Paris agreements could bring a living united Europe sooner than many expect. He stressed Franco German reconciliation as essential and urged including continental partners in a closely associated Western European Union with equal say for Germany in reciprocal controls.
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New York
Pierre Mendes-France
Europe
Foreign Policy Association
France
Germany
Mendes-France
Paris
Fliers' Korean War Capture Ends With Prison Sentences
A Peiping broadcast reports 13 American airmen captured in the Korean War were sentenced by a Chinese military tribunal to prison terms from four years to life on espionage charges. Four Chinese were executed as American spies. Named U S defendants include Col. John Knox Arnold Jr and Maj. William H. Baumer. Downey and Fecteau received life and 20 years respectively. others earned four to six years.
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London
Peiping
Col
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Spring
Maj
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
John Thomas Downey
Connecticut
Richard George Fecteau
Massachusetts
Arnold
North Korea
China
Liaoning Province
Eugene John Vandi
Clayton
N. Y
Elmer Fred Llewellyn
Missoula
Mont
Wallace L. Brown
Banks
Ala
John Woodrow Buck
Armathwaite
Tenn
Howard William Brown
St. Paul
Minn
Steve Edward Kiba
Akron
Ohio
Harry Martin Benjamin Jr
Worthington
John W. Thompson
Orange
Supreme People’s Court
Peiping Radio
Peiping Radio Said
Jack Donovan
The
Central Intelligence Agency
Bloodmobile Visit To City Canceled
Rev. John C. Purdy announces the Monroe Bloodmobile visit for December 6 is canceled after regional supplies contract closures. Commercial labs processing blood for the Defense Department have ended their contracts, leaving no local channel to collect blood this year. Mrs. Wesley Dodge was named volunteer service chairman to assist with the drive. a new date is not expected until next year.
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Monroe
John C. Purdy
Red Cross
Rev
Purdy
Madison
Defense Department
Rev. Purdy
Wesley Dodge
Patrol Boat Fired On Near Aachen Islands
A Tokyo news service reported an unidentified plane fired on a Japanese government patrol boat about forty miles east of the Aachen Islands, a nationalist Chinese outpost two hundred miles north of Formosa.
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Tokyo
Aachen Islands
Formosa
Reynolds Tobacco Chief Says No Clear Link to Cancer
E A Carr president of Reynolds Tobacco Co argues there is no substantial evidence linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer. He criticizes the American Cancer Society and predicts tobacco firms will oppose further efforts to connect cigarettes with cancer. The Wall Street Journal notes his broad challenge to anti cigarette advocates.
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New York
Reynolds Tobacco Co
E. A. Carr
Carr
American Cancer Society
Wall Street Journal
Cancer Society
Michael Hyland Belleville Merchant Dies at 72
Michael J. Hyland 72 of Belleville former Monroe merchant and area farmer died in St. Clare hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was born Sept. 13, 1882 in Adams Township and married Agnes Teehan in 1909. Surviving are a daughter, a son, 11 grandchildren, five brothers and two sisters. Services pending word from Rev. Hyland. body at Stuessy funeral home.
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Michael J. Hyland
Belleville
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Hyland
Adams Township
Patrick
Mary Hyland
Agnes Teehan
Cadiz Township
Fitzgibbons Bros. Co
Guardian Life Insurance Co
Hyland
Hyland Tire and Battery
12Th Street
Heberling Feeds Co
Ed Engen
Michael R. Hyland
17Th Avenue
John Hyland
Wagner
S. D
James
Markeson
William
Chicago
Edward
Rochester
Minn
Victor
Rockford
Mae McCarthy
Roseville
Mich
Nora Shea
Route 5
Marie
South Kota
Stuessy Funeral Home
Jury views bloodstained pajamas in Sheppard murder case
Cleveland jurors examined the bloodstained pale blue pajamas Mrs Sheppard wore the night she was killed. Witnesses testified about removing the clothing rings and torn fingernail, with fingerprint work and photos at the Sheppard home to be discussed by prosecutors.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Parel
Fedanes
Earl Johnston
Saul Danaceau
Johnston
Marilyn Sheppard
Danaceau
John Mahon
Michael Grabowski
Sheppard Home
Sheppard House
Sheppard
Dr. Sheppard
Grabowski
Michigan Woman Linda Cooper Dies in Huntington Woods
Mrs. Linda Y. Cooper aged 45 of Huntington Woods Michigan died Monday at 1 50 p m in St Clare hospital Beloit area native and sister of Mrs William F Thurber She survived by three other sisters Bonnie Winscher Madison Mrs George Welfel Racine and Mrs John Wade Huntington Woods Funeral services in Beloit at Rosman Uehling Kinzer with Rev Kenneth Fox officiating burial in Eastlawn cemetery
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Linda Y. Cooper
Huntington Woods
Mich
St. Clare Hospital
Cooper
William F. Thurber
14Th Avenue
Beloit
Victor I. Cooper
Thurber
John Wade
Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
Kenneth Fox
West Side Presbyterian Church
Eastlawn
Youth hunter bags first buck near Long Lake
William Gerth, 15, shot and killed his first deer an eight pointer weighing over 200 pounds near Long Lake in Florence County. The hunt occurred Monday as his first deer hunting trip.
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Buck Oshkosh
William Gerth
Long Lake
Florence County
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11Th Street
Dewey A. Dwyer
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
City of
Times
Dr. Schindler’s Book
America
Soviet Union
Knowland
West Point
Annapolis
Floyd B. Coplien
13Th Street
Park Falls
Coplien
Valentine Zibung
Senators
Disch
Merrill Newspaper
U.N
Downey
Fecteau
Downey and
Cigaret Firm
Michael Hyland
Michigan
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