Schiller Attacks Cooler Building Bid Comparison
County Board session exposes sharp exchanges over hospital refrigeration building bids. Second Ward Supervisor Victor N. Schiller attacks bidding procedures, accuses bid favoritism, and questions contractor Rote’s fees while First Ward Supervisor Emmet J. Norton and hospital officials present slides. Discussion focuses on bid comparison showing a 34 hundred dollar difference between pre and post protest bids, amid calls for further public airing and potential legal scrutiny. The board plans to recess until Friday to wrap pending business and February adjournment.
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Second Ward
Victor N. Schiller
County Hospital
County Board
Schiller
First Ward
Emmet J. Norton
Special Hospital Building Committee
Robert G. Rote
Alvin F. Rote Co
Warden Francis
Vanes Actiuns Tms
Monroe
Brodhead
Alvin F. Moritz
T. R. Newman
Rote
Ben Cleveland
Moritz
W. G. Bear
Nathan E. Bear
Nathan Bear
Schilter
Francis
State Swiss Cheese Market Steady With Fair Demand
Wisconsin cheese markets show steady conditions with light to fair demand and ample supplies. Prices at state assembly points range from 38 to 44 for top grades, with Grade C at 35 to 38 and moisture bases noted for various Swiss types.
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Wisconsin
No Thanksgiving Edition at Monroe Evening Times
The Monroe Evening Times will not publish a Thanksgiving Day edition so staff can observe the holiday with families. Regular publication resumes with Friday's edition.
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Times
Monroe Evening Times
County Board Sidelights on 1955 Hospital Building Plans
County board names Emmet Norton T R Newman and Sheldon Yarwood to a special building committee for a proposed $75,000 county hospital project. Banks in Green County designated as 1955 depositories, First National Bank as working bank. Transfer of 400 from general fund to schools fund for radio music program. Study on equalizing county trunk system approved and extension KS by Jefferson Township. Small $3.40 item approved for New Glarus Police Chief Charles Gardner for travel to court. Irene Powers authorized to hire extra clerical help in 1956 at 1.00 to 1.25 per hour.
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First Ward
Emmet J. Norton
T. R. Newman
Sheldon Yarwood
Clarence W. Loveland
Green County
First National Bank
County Superintendent of Schools
Glarus
Charles Gardner
Irene C. Powers
Mrs. J. J. Blaha Taken by Death
Mrs. J J Blaha formerly Margaret Davidson died in a Wadena Minnesota hospital after a brief illness. Her husband Joseph J Blaha died in April. Survived by four sons and four daughters with ten grandchildren. Services set for Friday at 2 p m at the Congregational church in Wadena.
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J. J. Plana
Wadena. Minn
Roland W. Blaha
Monroe
Wadena
Mr. Blaha
Blaha
Margaret Davidson
Ottawa
Canada
Joseph J. Blaha
Roland W
M. J. Blaha
Los Angeles
Norman
Cokato
Minn
Maurice
Wolf Point
J. A. Henze
Minneapolis
T. C. Anderson
Pipestone
G. R. Gilbertson
Thief River Falls
Garfield Markuson
San Diego
Gene Gillette
Wanatchee
Congregational Church
Chicago Mother Found Strangled in South Side Alley
A Chicago mother of seven, Edith Jamieson, was found strangled in an alley near her south side home. Police say her hands were tied behind her back with heavy twine and a stocking used as a gag.
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Chicago
South Side
Edith Jamieson
State of Siege in Brazil Backed by Congress
Congressmen backed a state of siege to grant President Nereu Ramos broad powers to quell political strife and block court actions aiding Cafe Filho. A 162 to 69 vote set a roll call final passage, with action moving to the Senate as tensions loom over Kubitschek’s inauguration and Cafe’s status.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Nereu Ramos
Chamber
Senate
Ramos
Supreme Court
Jon Cafe Filho
Cafe
Juscelino Kubitschek
Case
Congress
Ca Fe
Ka Lott
Cafe Is Plobe
Kubitschek
Carlos Coimbra da Luz
Lott
Si Luz
Luz
Brotherhood week set for Wisconsin observance
Supreme Court Justice Roland J. Steinle is named county chairman of National Brotherhood week to run February 19 to 26 across Wisconsin. Steinle serves as state co chairman with Madison School Superintendent Philip Falk as district chairman covering Green County. W Howard Smith is appointed county co chairman. District meeting planned for Thursday December 1 in Madison.
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Ee Oareteenee
Supreme Court
Roland J. Steinle
Wisconsin
Justice Steinle
Madison
Philip Falk
Green County
Kittelsen
W. Howard Smith
Benson Seeks Public Ideas On Farm Needs
Secretary of Agriculture Benson appealed to the public for ideas to solve farm problems of overproduction surpluses and declining prices. He promised personal replies to letters and to consider suggestions except for returning to rigid price supports. He noted plans for a soil bank to pay farmers to quit production while preserving flexible supports and cautioned against partisan use of farm policy.
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Cleveland
Benson
The
National Grange
Grange
White House
Washington
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Wisconsin Deer Season Death Toll Reaches 14
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin deer season fatalities total 14. The period began Saturday morning and ends Sunday, with five shooting deaths and nine heart attack deaths recorded so far this season.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Rev Greven Dies in Green Bay After Brief Illness
Rev G P Greven a Norbertine priest aged 75 who served parishes in Wisconsin Michigan and Montana over four decades died in a Green Bay hospital after a brief illness. He ministered in several communities and his passing leaves a long service record in the church.
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Greven
Green Bay
Xapnaei
G. Greven
Wisconsin
Michigan
Montana
Change proposed for Swiss cheese grinder grade
Wisconsin hearing on November 30 will discuss renaming grinder to manufacturing grade for Swiss cheese while maintaining compulsory state grading for drum or wheel style. Industry figures noted No 4 grade lacks eye formation but has full nutritional value and proposed voluntary grading for black Swiss by licensed graders.
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North Wing
State Capitol
Violence Flare At Strike Riot Scene In New Castle
In New Castle a guard fired over the heads of six to eight rioters as stones were thrown and ten windows broken at the Perfect Circle Corp foundry amid escalating strike violence.
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New Castle
Ina
Perfect Circle Corp
Union Service Tops List of Thanksgiving Activities in Monroe
Monroe observes a quiet Thanksgiving with a 9:30 a.m. union service at Grace Lutheran hosted by the Monroe Council of Churches. Rev. Paul J. Gibson will preach “Remember” with Rev. Clarence C. Warfel leading. Grace Lutheran Choir to sing. Other services include St. Victor's high mass at 8 a.m., St Andrew's Episcopal 8 a.m. holy communion, New Apostolic 10:15 a.m., Assembly of God 8 p.m., First Church of Christ Scientist 10:45 a.m., Church of the Nazarene 7:30 p.m., and Mt. Olive Lutheran 8 p.m. Public offices and many local businesses will close. holiday mail service will operate.
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Grace Lutheran
Monroe
Monroe Council of Churches
Paul J. Gibson
Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clarence C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Choir
Bethel
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren
First Methodist
Union Presbyterian
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
First Universalist
St. Victor's Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal
New Apostolic
Assembly of God
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mrs Blossom Stricken at 64 in Beaver Falls
Mrs Blossom, formerly Edna Rust born July 6 1891 in Monroe died in Beaver Falls Pa aged 64 after leaving Monroe 14 months ago to be near daughter. She was wife of Willis W Blossom who died in 1954 mother of four daughters and a son and a longtime Monroe piano teacher. Services Friday at J O Scott Beaver Falls church. Burial Beaver Falls. Ali Yata barred from re entering Morocco by police after exile since 1952.
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Mana Must Blossom
Monroe
Beaver Falls
Willis W. Blossom
Blossom
Edna Rust
Ernest E
Deborah Edwards Rust
Grant Weber
Madison
E. Robert Schmitz
Leopold Godowsky
Crosby Adams
Chicago
Harold J. Calhoon
8Th Avenue
Assembly of God Church of
Joseph Ennis
Zion
Pansy Blossom
Lima
Peru
Calhoon
Fred Diehl
McKeesport
Willis W
Herbert E. Rust
Rockford
J. O. Scott
Edwin S. Stevenson
First Assemby of God Church
President Stays On Benson's Side During Thanksgiving Eve
President Eisenhower remains firmly behind Agriculture Secretary Benson amid farm policy debates. Hagerty denies Milton Eisenhower intervened to save Benson and reiterates the President alone appoints or removes cabinet officials. Adams arrives with more admin business as denial ends.
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Eisenhower
Laurel Lodge
Camp David
Harold Stassen
Agriculture
Benson
Defense
Wilson
State
Dulles
Summerfield
Labor
Mitchell
Budget
Hughes
Defense Mobilization
Flemming
Health
Folsom
Commerce
Weeks
Atty
Brownell
Gettysburg
John S. Eisenhower
National Security Council
Denver
James C. Hagerty
Administration
Benson Hagerty
Tienower
Secretary of Agriculture
Sherman Adams
New York
Hagerty
Milton Eisenhower
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Huenink Named Monroe Superintendent Starting January First
Derwik J. Huenink of Chetek Barron County will become Monroe schools superintendent effective January 1 with a starting salary of 7500 and 300 annual raises, plus 300 moving expenses. He will resign Chetek with 30 days notice after verbal acceptance following board approval and prior posts include Chetek administrator since 1943 and a UW master’s degree.
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Derwik J. Huenink
Chetek
Barron County
Monroe
Herbert T. Johnson
Board of Education
Huenink
Wisconsin Life
Wisconsin
Johnson
E. 0
Evans
Sheboygan County
Cedar Grove High School
Hope College
Holland, Mich
University of Wisconsin
Clinton High
Clinton High School
Campbellsport High School
Campbellsport
National Education Association
Milwaukee
Hueninks
Chetek’ High School
Stock List Climbs On News of Splits
New York market gains amid news of higher dividends and stock splits. Union Pacific leaped about 9 percent on a proposed five for one split and a $3 extra dividend. Curtiss-Wright rose on a 50 cent dividend with a 15 cent extra, while U.S. government bonds remained firm.
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New York
Union Pacific
Curtiss-Wright
U.S
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Santa
Teun
Union Service
Rabat
Morocco
Communist Party
Ali Yata
President
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