New Machines Explained Juda Contestant Wins County Plowing Contest
Jack LaBorde of Juda won the plowing contest at the Corn demonstration on the E. J. Kaderly farm in Spring Grove township. Robert Hartwig, Juda, took second, with Sam Bal viser of Monroe third and Robert Lawyer of Brodhead fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack LaBorde
Juda
E. J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Robert Hartwig
Sam Balsiger
Monroe
Robert Lawyer
Brodhead
Herbert Mohns
Don Keen
Dave Williams
Edward Ensch
Ed Ferris
Argyle
Charles Thalmann
J. E. Brecklin
Robert Keen
Virgil Brunkow
GOP Disputes White House Record On 81st Congress
Republican Sen Brewster of Maine challenged the White House claim of a remarkable congressional record. He said Democrats mainly advanced foreign policy laws with GOP help and criticized the repeal efforts on Taft Hartley. A GOP meeting with national chairman Guy Gabrielson may sharpen the rebuttal. The White House summary touted presidential recommendations and actions on military unification foreign aid rent control and European recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitehouse
Brewster
Maine
Guy George Gabrielson
Truman
White House
Comi
Charles Ross
Congress
House
Senate
Taft
Rohio
Body of Rev. Haack Arrives for Services
The body of Rev. J. L. Haack 81 a former Browntown minister died at his son Arno J Haack s Webster Groves home near St Louis Mo. Arrangements call services Thursday at 2 pm at St John s church with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating burial in Greenwood cemetery. Haack arrived from Webster Groves and will lay in Stuessy funeral home until Thursday forenoon. The Haack family and Billy were expected to arrive today and will stay with Dr and Mrs W B Gnagi at 2124 10th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Haack
Browntown
Arno J
Webster Groves
St. Louis
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. John’s
Arno J. Haack
Billy
W. B. Gnagi
10Th Street
Endurance Fliers Land After 1124 Hour Flight Record
City of Yuma pilots Woody Jongeward and Bob Woodhouse landed at Yuma County Airport at 4 33 p m after surpassing the 1124 hour 18 minute continuous flight mark. They logged 85 000 miles and used 9000 gallons of gas and 200 quarts of oil since Aug 24. A magneto failure forced termination Sunday night. old record holders Dick Riedel and Bill Barris arrived earlier in Sunkist Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Woody Jongeward
Bob Woodhouse
Yuma County
Dick Riedel
Bill Barris
Fullerton
Calif
Jongeward
Dane Prosecutor Wins Lobby Ruling
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Dane County District Attorney Robert Arthur need not submit to adverse deposition in a civil suit against a Milwaukee lobbyist. The decision, part of 32 opinions on formal day, upholds city Milwaukee property tax on stored goods and involves Milton Junction village incorporation dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Dist
Robert Arthur
Dane County
Milwaukee
Milton T. Murray
Arthur
Murray
Alvin C. Reis
Supreme Court
Harry Fox
Rock County
Milton Junction
Jesse Earle
Car and semi collision on Route 69 leaves no injuries
A side swipe on Monday at 8 p m north of Monroe on Round Grove hill Route 69 involved a car driven by William A Cunni and a semi-trailer. The truck was driven by Roy M Jesse of Shawano and owned by Steinhardt Cheese House. No injuries reported and damage details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Grove Hill
Highway 69
Monroe
William A. Cunni
22Nd Avenue
Roy M Jesse
Shawano
Steinhardt Cheese House
Navy expert warns Russia can hit bombers 40000 feet
Capt J H Sides told the House armed services committee that Russia has guided missiles able to locate and destroy bombers at high altitude. He claimed German rocket secrets reached the USSR after the war and warned it would be folly to rely on the atom bomb and bombers alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Congress
Russia
J. H. Sides
U. S
Sides
Germany
Asistant
Naval Operations
House
Armed Services Committee
Naval
Defense
Eugene Tatom
House Armed Services Committee
Washington National Airport
Tatom
Aviation Ordinance
Navy Aeronautics Bureau
Driver to Contest License Case Here
Chester C. Dillon of route 2 will contest charges of driving without a valid license after a Saturday accident in town. He is represented by Reger and Johnson and says he was not notified his license had expired in September 1948. The incident involved a car owned by W. E. Mitchell on 16th Avenue. Police have been arresting drivers with invalid licenses as required by law.
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Chester C. Dillon
Route 2
Dillon
Reger and Johnson
Justice of the Peace
L. A
W. E. Mitchell
12Th Avenue
Mitchell
16Th Avenue
Meier Brown Swiss Win Congress Places
The Meier herd from east of Monroe competed at the Waterloo Indiana cattle congress, placing sixth seventh and tenth among individuals. Three animals from the Alfred Meier herd were included in a Wisconsin state herd that placed fifth with ten states in the show. The Meiers praised a larger stronger exhibit and they returned last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Meier
Monroe
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Meiers
Banks and Court House to Close for Columbus Day
The Commercial and Savings Bank First National Bank and the Green county court house will be closed Oct 12 in observance of Columbus Day. The post office and the city hall will not close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Green County Court House
Wisconsin Cheese Market Reports Mixed Prices
Federal State market news notes Wisconsin American cheese market barely steady with active trade and fair to good demand. Selling prices shown include single daisies 34 to 36 cents, longhorns 35 to 36.5 cents, square prints 35.4 to 36.2, midgets 36 to 38 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Veterans Meet Planned by Legionnaires in Monroe
Legionnaires from seven southwestern Wisconsin counties will gather in Monroe on Thursday for a district fall meeting at the Elms on Argyle road. State officers including Commander Charles L. Larson and Service Officer James Burns will speak, with local officials assisting in a Meet the Department Officers program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Monroe
Charles L. Larson
James F. Burns
Charles Baker
Jack L. Spore
Dane
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Crawford
Richland
Grant
The
Elms
Old Argyle Road
Arthur S. Peterson
Green County
Chef de Gerre Harold Baltzer
Post
Wesley L. Dodge
Legion Home Committee
Doran R. Zwygart
County Legion Organization
Jacob Bruni
New Glarus
Peterson Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Burglars Fail to Open Safes in Orfordville
Burglars tried two Orfordville business entries last night. At Steiner Haugen Lumber Co. evidence points to a forceful inner door attempt. nothing was taken. At Merwood Helgesen Implement Co. a 400 pound safe was moved to a field, its combination knocked, but vault remained locked. The Juda Carter and Gruenewald Implement Co. also reported an entry with the safe combination removed and tools missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfordville
Steiner Haugen Lumber Co
Merwood Helgesen Implement Co
Carter and Gruenewald Implement Co
Juda
Senate OKs reappointment of Wisconsin U S attorneys
The senate judiciary committee approved the reappointment of Timothy T. Cronin in the eastern district and Charles H. Cashin in the western district as Wisconsin U S attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Cashin
Washington
Wisconsin
U. S
Senate Judiciary Committee
Timothy T. Cronin
Charles H. Cashin
Government Steps Back into Picture In Steel Stalemate
The U S Conciliation Service led by Cyrus Ching plans separate informal talks with CIO United Steelworkers leaders and industry officials to break the steel stalemate while watching the coal strike. John L Lewis and Philip Murray will head to talks, as 454 000 workers face wage and pension disputes with fabricators nearing mid December expirations. Double sessions are set in West Virginia and White Sulphur Springs to address both strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Conciliation Service
U. S
Cyrus Ching
CIO
United Steel Workers
Ching
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Coul
Philip Murray
Murray
Youngstown
Ohio
Washington
Presidential
West Virginia
Charleston
Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
Kubly Fire Found Mystery Cleared in City Blaze
Firemen and police located the Kubly barn fire at the west end of the city finding it started by a burn in brush and rubbish near the Kubly parents home. Donald Kubly Jr. 1049 7th Avenue admitted he started the smoldering blaze and high winds fanned embers in the city brush pile. City crews checked the west side blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubly
Donald Kubly
Donald J. Kubly
7Th Avenue
Legislative Council Names Olson Monson for Studies
State Senator Melvin Olson and Rep. Martin Monson both Republicans from South Wayne were named by the legislative council at Madison's first meeting to the agriculture committee to prepare studies for action in 1951. The council also created a tax study panel with eight legislators and three citizens to analyze the tax system and stabilize yields amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Olson
Martin O. Monson
South Wayne
Legislative Council
Madison
Agriculture Committee
Sens
Laird
Marshfield
Mayer
Milwaukee
Nelson
Burmaster
Wauwatosa
Peabody
Milltown
Gehrmann
R-Mellen
Birkett
Burlington
Mockrud
Randolph Runden
Union Grove
Frederick A. Ogg
Harold Zweifel
Oshkosh
Raleigh Gamble
Milwaukee Street
Otto C. Rollman
Green Bay
Donald C. McDowell
Soldiers Grove
Assembly
Jury Panel Picked For Term of Court
A jury panel of 36 names and a reserve panel of 18 have been drawn for the October term of circuit court, announced by deputy clerk Marvin T. Holcomb. The term opens Monday Oct 24 at 2 p m with Judge Harry S Fox presiding. Four cases are set, two for jury and two for court, both involving automobile accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Marvin T. Holcomb
Harry S. Fox
Janesville
Elsie Bergenske
Clara Herman
American Indemnity Co
Harold Richards
Pickards-Mather Co
Elvin Prieve
Harry F. Guenther
W. B. Gnagi
Lester Rahorn
John G. Babler
Edith E. Babler
Patsy Flannery
Adams Township
Charles Meythaler
Monroe
Fred Meythaler
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Orso Duerst
New Glarus
Fred_ Gerber
Jefferson Township
Alice Forbes
Carl Carlson
Albany
Lawrence Zweifel
Exeter Township
Ernest Rufenacht
Monroe Township
Harvey Elmer
Mt. Pleasant Township
George Stauffacher
Jordan Township
Edward Bidlingmaier
Cecil Holloeway
Washington Township
Frank Culles
Brodhead
First Ward
William Strahm
Mt. Pleasant
John Elmer
Cadiz Township
George Kittleson
Albany Township
Pearl Gadow
Spring Grove Township
Wilbert J. Dick
Ear
No. 2 Back Page County Well Drilled to 185 Feet
Green County Home at Argyle road reports the new well down 185 feet with six, then twelve and sixteen inch bores. Cemented casing extends the depth and future drilling will use a twelve inch bore. Progress slowed to under six inches per day for a recent three day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Argyle Road
Francis
Cheesemaker Fred Reber Dies After Fall at Home
Fred Reber, Rice Lake cheesemaker and local figure, fell from his roof onto a stone and died yesterday. Funeral arrangements were announced for the Rice Lake resident, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huser of 705 24th avenue traveling to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reber
Rice Lake
Fred Huser
24Th Avenue
Wind Levels Wall At Hilltop House Erected by Muellers
Arnold Mueller and his son Robert faced major damage when a gale ripped off about 18 feet of an eight inch brick wall and shattered three plate glass windows at the Hilltop House near Highway 11. The accident occurred between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Mrs Nathan Brown notified the Muellers of the debris from her farm across the highway. The Muellers, who have been building the hilltop home since last November, expect to hire a bricklayer to rebuild and must focus on water and heating before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold H. Muellers
13Th Avenue
Highway 11
Mueller
Nathan Brown
Route 2
Robert
Herman Krueger Stricken in Storm
Albany special reports Herman Krueger 66 collapsed and died in a wind storm at Indian Ford while trying to reach his car after fishing. A native of Brooklyn township, he leaves a widow Minnie Klitzman and six grandchildren, with services set at 2 30 p m Thursday at Evansville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Vicinity
Herman Krueger
Evansville
Indian Ford
Brooklyn Township
August Krueger
Minnie Klitzman
Brooklyn
Methodist Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Walter Rufenacht
Browntown
United Telephone Co
Fred Reber
Rice Lake
Evansvile
Farm death prompts charges at Middleton hay chute incident
Andrew Jaggi, 63, of Middleton died from injuries after falling through a hay chute on his farm yesterday. He succumbed today at a local hospital. the accident remains under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Andrew Jaggi
Wisconsin Ravaged by Gale as Poles and Buildings Fall
A statewide gale yesterday caused at least seven deaths and widespread damage. Monroe reports 25 broken farm poles, downed limbs and damaged structures. Browntown corn crib toppled. telegraph and power lines disrupted. Drownings reported near Pickerel lake and Lake Mendota. several electrocutions and injuries follow. Damaged waterfronts around Bayfield with $500000 losses. nerve center outages in Eau Claire and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
25Th Street
Juda
Arnold H. Muellers
Pickerel Lake
Oneida County
John Boxill
University of Wisconsin
New York
Lake Mendota
Madison
Boxill
Deerbrook
Antigo
Albert Bolle
W. E. Parker
Coast Guard
Bayfield
Lake Superior
Hadland
Eau Claire
Lloyd K. Thompson
Boyceville
Menomonie
Jerry Warren
Audrey Wagner
la Crosse
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Lester van Loon
E. H. Fisher
Orrin
GOP
Haack
Navy Man
Cmdr
Hiroshima
Tom
Washinton
Defense Johnson
Navy Air Force
Meier Brown
Banks
Court House Close
Veterans Group
Rock Island
California
Chicago
Meade
Kas
Olson
Monson
Muellers
Farmer
Jefferson County
Henry Gourke
Ixonia
North Western Railroad
Hassan Mustaffa
Neenah
Federal Weather Bureau
Escanaba
Mich
LaCrosse
Wausau
Duluth
Ben’s Poultry Co
Viroqua
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