Shullsburg Man Killed in Crash
A Shullsburg attorney and a Fen nimore man died in Dane County wrecks. Alex Simpson, 57, collided his car with a rear of a semi on West Beltline near Fish Hatchery road outside Madison. passenger Charles Sarff, 50, injured. Truck driver Ola Deener, 35, said he had started to move when the crash occurred. Simpson, a UW Law graduate and veteran, had served as Fond du Lac County district attorney. Survivors include a brother Racine County Judge J. Allan Simpson and a Cincinnati sister. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Shullsburg with military rites. The body at Thompson funeral home. Sarff taken to Madison’s Methodist Hospital with head injuries and a broken leg. A second fatality, Conrad Knapp, 29, of Fennimore, died in a separate crash on Highway 78 near Mt. Horeb when a tire blew and a car driven by Spencer Olson left the road. Olson uninjured. Other accidents claimed Elmer Henn Jr., 9, near Stoughton. Mrs. Barbara Wells, 26, Milwaukee. Donald W. Brown, 34, Racine. Allen Steinke, 24, Sheboygan Falls. A Hayward man Ray Andrews, 41, killed in a collision Saturday night. A pickup truck collided with the car in which he rode. The State Board of Health reported Salk Polio vaccine ready for shipment to physicians for children ages 5 to 9.
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Fennimore
Wreekend
Dane County
Alex Simpson
Lafayette County
J.B. Simpson
Fish Hatchery Road
Madison
Charles Sarff
Shulisburg
Ola E. Deener
Black River Falls
Simpson
University of Wisconsin Law School
Fond du Lac
Racine
J. Allan Simpson
Conrad Knapp
Spencer Olson
Cobb
Stoughton
Barbara Wells
Milwaukee
Donald W. Brown
Allen Steinke
Sheboygan Falls
Ray Andrews
Wisconsin
Peer Hayward
Potential Witness In Till Trial Brought To Chicago
A Chicago Defender executive stated Leroy Collins was brought to Chicago by a Memphis Tri State Defender reporter and faced the Mississippi judge and jury but disappeared before the Till case. Henry Lee Loggin was reported missing in Glendora Mississippi. Mamie Bradley remained in Provident Hospital in fair condition. Willie Reed, 18, from Milam uncle’s farm, testified that the boy was abducted.
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Sobes de Negro
Enoch Waters
Chicago Defender
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Colins
Chicago
Tri- State Defender
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Collins
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Reed
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September auto toll climbs to ninety one in state
Wisconsin motor vehicle officials reported September fatalities at 91, elevating the nine month total to 641. The month logged 68 traffic deaths, with August at 106 the only month higher this year. last year nine month toll was 603.
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County Queens Will Be Judged Tomorrow Night
Final corn picking and queen contest entries were being made today as the county readies for a large three day farm event at the Colburn Broughton farm near Albany. Contestants for county and state Miss Maize titles will be judged tomorrow evening in Albany with a noon luncheon and main stage show on Friday at the Broughton farm.
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New Glarus
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Madison
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Decatur Lake Country Club
Brodhead
St. Joseph
Albany High School
Outbreak of Guerrilla War Roils Eastern Morocco
French forces clash with Berber insurgents in the Atlas and along the Tangier frontier with hundreds dead reported. A 2000-strong Marmoudha tribe swept five Moroccan garrisons, presses on Immouzer des Marmouchas as reinforcements struggle to reach the outpost amid ground fire.
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Morocco
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Tangier
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Moulay Abdallah Ben Moulay
Pierre July
Pierre Boyerde Latour
Abdel Hafid
Immouzer-des- Marmouchas
Middle Atlas Mountains
Fez
Uniforen
Dodgers Fall as Yankees Tie Series in 5-1 Win
New York wins 5-1 on Whitey Ford four-hitter and Bill Skowron three run homer. Duke Snider leaves game with right knee injury in the third after twisting in a hole. Core sequence includes Berra, Bauer, and McDougald contributing timely hits for the Yankees.
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
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Martin
Don Newcombe
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Berra
Gan
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Bauer
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Ford
Amoros
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Furillo
Hodges
Meyer
McDouglad
Gilliam
Snider
Vron
Reese
Collins
Cerva
Joe Comms
Zimmer
Hunting Mishap Kills Oregon Boy
An 11 year old Oregon youth, Thomas John Struck, was killed during duck season opening hours when he stepped into the line of fire of a companion while hunting with three other boys near Oregon. He leaves parents, a sister Linda, grandparents in Madison, and a great grandmother. Funeral services are planned at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Oregon Presbyterian Church with burial in Prairie Mound Cemetery. Friends may call at Booth Funeral Home after 4 p.m. today and until 12:45 p.m. tomorrow.
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Linda
Elmer Clark
A. J. Struck
Madison
Eliza Shepherd
Oregon Presbyterian Church
Prairie Mound Cemetery
Booth Funeral Home
France Keeps Security Council Seat After Algeria Vote
Paris reports France will withdraw its permanent U N delegation and halt most UN activities except the Security Council and related bodies. The move preserves veto power in the council while signaling a partial withdrawal amid renewed fighting in Morocco and soaring North African tensions. Premier Faure and Foreign Minister Pinay reportedly cancel a Moscow visit in response to Soviet support for Algeria questions.
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Security Council
Disarmament Commission
Moscow
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Russia
Morocco
Premier Faure
National Assembly
Mrs Trow 82 Albany Dies After Hip Fracture
Mrs. Jennie Stephenson Trow 82 a longtime rural school teacher in Albany died Saturday at St. Clare hospital after a hip fracture from a fall at home. Born July 25, 1873 to James and Martha Stephenson, she taught and gave readings, was a member of Albany Baptist church, and leaves a husband a daughter Mrs Chris Gilbertson Evansville a son James Trow Superior Arizona two grandchildren a sister Mrs A F Stauffacher Albany and a brother Eugene Stevenson Detroit. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at First Baptist Church Albany with burial in Hillcrest cemetery. The body will be taken from Sharer funeral home to the church at noon tomorrow and calling hours are 7 to 9 tonight. Pallbearers are Elmer Runass William Weiss Fred Schultz Roy Bowman William Patchen and Ray Wescott.
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Albany
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Martha Griffith Stephenson
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T. E. Sharer
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Sharer
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Roy Bowman
William Patchen
Ray Wescott
Ousted Dictator Peron Takes Exile in Paraguay
Exiled Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron arrived in Asuncion Paraguay and settled in a three story residence after a gunboat and amphibian flight from Buenos Aires. Provisional President Lonardi’s government hopes Paraguay will not hinder relations with Argentina. Police uncovered jewelry and cash linked to Peron’s alleged secret life and entourage activities.
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Argentine
Lonardi
Peron
Spain
Switzerland
Campo Grande Military
Ricardo Gayol
Buenos Aires
la Razon
Nelida Haydee Rivas
Eva
Nelida
Stocks Slide In Sales Rush
New York trading opened with heavy selling as the stock market fell sharply in the early afternoon with prices dropping $1 to $3 and some declines reaching about $6. The downturn mirrored concerns sparked by Eisenhower's heart attack a week earlier and followed a brief rally. Names like Southern Railway, International Paper, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Montgomery Ward, and Douglas Aircraft were among the losers. Friday’s AP average for 60 stocks declined 80 cents to 173.30.
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Eisenhower
Southern Railway
International Paper
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Douglas ‘Aircraft
Associated Press
Eisenhower condition shows small improvement in Denver
Anxiety eased as Fitzsimons Army Hospital reported President Eisenhower’s condition remained satisfactory with normal temperature and pulse after the heart attack. White House secretary Hagerty said the 9:40 a.m. update indicated the President slept late and rested well, awaiting further tests and potential studies if needed.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Two motorists hurt in weekend mishaps
Monroe man Joseph George Rebly 80 suffered a nose injury when his auto struck a fire hydrant at 11th Street and 17th Avenue at 8 05 am. His car and the hydrant were damaged. Eugene Henry Elmer 35 of Argyle was injured when his car left Highway 81 a mile northwest of Jordan Center at 7 44 pm, suffering cuts bruises and fractured ribs after striking a bridge. He said he dozed off en route from Monroe to Argyle.
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Joseph George Rebly
11Th Street
17Th Avenue
Eugene Henry Elmer
Highway 81
Jordan Center
Elmer
St. Clare Hospital
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