Monroe Common Council Proceedings October 3 1950
Monroe Wisconsin council convened with Mayor F A Buehler presiding. Reports from City Sealer Meythaler and Treasurer Gempeler were received. A citizen committee urged locating the Green County Home for the Aged in Monroe. Petitions and bids were referred to committees. Resolutions denial of vacating avenues 9th and 10th were adopted. Tax collection at city hall January February 1851 was approved. Sanitary sewer on 10th street authorized with cost assessments. Low bid for disposal plant fence accepted Cyclone Fence Co. Fuel oil storage tank permit granted subject to fire chief. Council adjourned. Dolphins have from 40 to 60 teeth.
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Council Chamber
City of
Monroe
Wis
F. A. Buehler
Laeser
Meythaler
Gempeler
Thomas B. Schindler
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Fond du Lac
Green County
Finance and Taxation Committee
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Darlington
Public Service Commission
Madison
Judiciary Committee
Bray Insurance Agency
SON Us
Burkhard Auto Electric Co
Louis Stauffacher
Frederick Post Co
J. I. Holcomb
Lape Scm State Prison
Do Ee
Chandler
Kueffel and Esser
P. G. Guess
Green County Welfare Department
Bauman Ace Store
Sceechas
Monroe Lumber
Roger J. Elmer
William F. Beckman
Herman L. Schindler
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
Police and Safety Committee
10Th Street
Sth
6Th Avenues
6Th Avenue
Board of Public Works
Buehler
John J. Burkhard
Citizen’s Committee
Elmer
City Hall
Floyd Matzke
E. J. Norton
Norton
Alderman Beckman
Common Council
Sth Avenue
O. L. Hare
L. G. Forcade
Hare
Beckman
Cyclone Fence Co
Forcade
Q. L. Hare
Alderman Matzke
Alderman Hare
Starlings
G. S. Soseman
American Lieutenant Survives 49 Days Behind Reds
Lt Elbert Hicks 25 led a shattered platoon near Ko Chang in Korea before eluding red forces for 69 days, surviving on rice provided by a loyal South Korean helper who ferried him between mountain hideouts and relayed war news. Hicks credits the unnamed Korean with saving his life and guiding him to safety after his unit was decimated.
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Joseph Elbert Hicks
Cobden
Korea
Hicks
Hal
Boyle
Red Lines
Elbert Hicks
Kochang
Taegu
Ashland Man Elected Grand Chancellor of Wisconsin Knights
Lawrence W. Kinney of Ashland was elected grand chancellor at the Wisconsin grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias. Ralph Freeze of La Crosse was named grand master at arms and W. E. McKeand of Fort Atkinson became grand inner guard. The next lodge convention is planned for Appleton in October.
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Milwaukee
Lawrence W. Kinney
Ashland
Wisconsin
Grand Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Ralph Freeze
la Farge
W. E. McKeand
Fort Atkinson
Grand Inner Guard
Appleton
Car Driven by Arthur Swain Crowded Off Road
Arthur Swain and two companions Pamela Swain and Bobby Freidly escaped injuries when the car Swain owned was crowded off the road one mile west of his home on Oct 3 and damaged after striking a tree.
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Spring Grove
Arthur Swain
Swain
Pamela Swain
Bobby Freidly
Nimitz Declares Era of Peace Near Milwaukee
Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz said the world has entered an era of peace and he does not expect world war III in his lifetime. He credited the United Nations for preventing Soviet or Chinese military action and praised UN resolve as boosting its prestige and power.
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Milwaukee
Chester Nimitz
National Institute of Government
America
Russia
Berlin
United Nations
Soviet Union
China
U. N
Nimitz
World Organization
State cash balance rises in Oct 1 report
Wisconsin state treasurer Warren Smith reported a cash balance of 16,325,959 dollars on October 1, up from 14,092,918 the previous month. September receipts reached 28,292,147 dollars while disbursements totaled 26,059,106 dollars. Par value investments amounted to 315,907,744 dollars, including 102,968,171 dollars in the teachers' retirement fund.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren Smith
Hurricane strikes Port Vera Cruz to Alvarado area
A hurricane with heavy rains and high winds swept inland from the gulf early today between Port Vera Cruz and Alvarado about 50 miles south of the Bay of Campeche.
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Port Vera Cruz
Mex
Gulf
Alvarado
Bay of Campeche
Car backs into parked car on 1500 block street
A car driven by L. J. Sharer of 1731 14th Street backed into Helen E. Steuri's parked car in the 1500 block of South Street just before 8 a m today. The Steuri vehicle suffered a dented front left fender from the impact.
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L. J. Sharer
14Th Street
Helen E. Steuri
Albany
Sth Street
Steuri
Sharer
Triplet Boys Arrive in Manitowoc at Holy Family Hospital
Manitowoc greets its first triplets in five years a boys birth at Holy Family hospital. They are sons of Adolph and Mrs. Duchow of route 4 Chilton.
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Manitowoc
Holy Family Hospital
Adolph Duchow
Route 4
Chilton
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