American Units Push Red Troops Off Triangle Top
American infantry smashed up Triangle Hill in Korea to seize the top while fighting a brutal inch by inch battle. South Korean Second Division repelled counter attacks on Sniper Ridge as U S and allied forces pressed the central front with air and naval support.
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Triangle Top
Seoul
Triangle Hill
Korea
Milo Farnell
U. S. Seventh Division
Triangle
Papa- San Mountain
Pinpoint Hill
U. S
9Th Division
White Horse Mountain
Mark Clark
Tokyo
North Korea
Navy
Mrs. Campbell of Brodhead Dies After Illness
Mrs. Walton Campbell of route 2 Brodhead died early today at Rockford Memorial hospital after a lingering illness. Former Gladys Engebretson she was daughter of William H. and Julia Engebretson. She taught in Decatur Township before marriage in Belvidere on June 25 1932 to Walton Campbell. They farmed near Freeport four years then moved to Spring Grove Township. She was a member of the Methodist church and the Friendly Farmerettes. She leaves husband and daughter Diane and sister Pearl Engebretson. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Walton Campbell
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Gladys Engebretson
Campbell
William H
Julia Caroline Frank Engebretson
Brodhead High School
Green County Normal School
Belvidere
Decatur Township
Freeport
Spring Grove
Methodist Church
Diane
Pearl Engebretson
Green County
Fred Grossman
Everson
Extensive Remodeling Planned at Schuetze's Clothing
Remodeling began today at Schuetze's clothing store on the northeast corner of the square with plumbers carpenters and electricians at work. Major interior changes will wait until after Christmas holidays. Howard Hickman consulting architect of the National Retail Clothiers Association has returned to Chicago after a week at the store surveying and finalizing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuetze’s Clothing
Howard Hickman
National Retail Clothiers Association
Chicago
Corn Picker Contest Parley Planned Tonight
Final plans for the state mechanical corn picking contest at the Wesley Bowen farm on the state line south of here will be completed tonight at a meeting of contest officials contestants and implement dealers at the courthouse. The field will be cut to 24 contestants tonight and they will compete in heats of six machines starting at 10 a.m.
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Wesley Bowen Farm
Here
Court House
First Madison to Dubuque Highway Post Office Opener
The 10 ton mobile post office began its Madison to Dubuque run via Belleville New Glarus Monticello Monroe and Browntown in Green County. Regular service starts tomorrow with daily six day operation and connects to Chicago and St Paul mail schedules. The unit is a $24000 investment by Madison Transit Co with three units total.
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Madison
Dubuque
Belleville
New Glarus
Monticello
Monroe
Browntown
Green County
Madison Transit Co
Prairie du Chien
Lafayette
Darlington
Page
John J Burkhard
Monroe High School
Judith Thorpe
Allan F. Barnard
William Warnecke
Joel J. J. Lundeen
National Postal Transport Association
Verona
Basco
John A. MacMartin
The
Universalist Church
Tuition Collections Action Approved by Board
The Board of Education authorized legal action to establish payment responsibility for tuition owed by seven families in the Goodrich district Clarno Town over grade school pupils attending Green County Normal school. Totals reach $2,500 plus a separate $554.43 bill. The district seeks to sue both the district and families if bills aren’t paid, pending state AG opinion. The board also ordered heat system inspections at North, South, and East schools and prepared No 5 oil bids. A $50 payment to recreation director Miller was approved for polio quarantine work. The resignation of Miss Priscilla is noted.
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Goodrich
Clarno
Board of Education
State Attorney General’s Office
Green County Normal School
Monroe
E. O. Evans
Roger L. Elmer
State Department of Public Instruction
North School
South
Herman A. Stuessy
Evans
R. E. Burden Co
Rockford
Burden
Heyne
Evansville
Miller
Gerhard Steensrud
Priscilla
Eight Feared Dead in Explosion At Ashland Plant
An explosion at the Ashland district Nitro Plant is feared to have caused eight deaths. The incident prompted emergency responses as investigators began assessing the scene and locating victims. Local authorities urged caution as details and the official casualty count remained unconfirmed.
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Ashland
Eisenhower reports 10 year income with book earnings
General reports show Eisenhower's gross income for ten years at 883303 with 635000 from Crusade in Europe. Taxes paid totaled 217082 leaving net 643148. Without the book he would have 166898. the book's net was 476250.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Arthur Vandenberg Jr
Vandenberg
U. S. Treasury
State bans real possibility as hunters face tinder dry area
Pheasant season opens at 1 PM Saturday amid fire danger warnings from Monroe game manager Clarence Benkett of the state conservation department. He urged extreme hunter caution with matches and ashes as 90 fires last weekend threaten an emergency and possible hunting closure. pheasant numbers remain steady and dogs will be essential for flushing and retrieving in dense cover.
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Clarence Benkett
Monroe
State Conservation Department
Benkert
Coach Pinnow of Freeport Dies of Polio at 34
John Pinnow former Freeport high school star and UW all conference quarterback died at Deaconess hospital Freeport of bulbar polio at 8 35 p m yesterday. He coached in New Glarus after 1949 and served in the Marines. He leaves wife Donna and two daughters Susan and Nancy along with parents brothers and sisters. Services 1 30 p m Friday Embury Methodist church Freeport burial Oakland cemetery. American Legion to conduct military graveside rites.
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John Pinnow
New Glarus High School
University of Wisconsin
Freeport
Pinnow
Freeport High School
Susan
University
Marine Corps
Marines
James F. Pinnow
Donna Savee
Madison
Freeport Junior High School
Nancy
Elsie Lincoln Pinnow
Howard
Cedarville
Norman
Lina
Donald
Oswego
Ill
Harold Evers
Ceri
Bert Thomason
Lena
Embury Methodist Church
Allan Billman
Oakland Cemetery
American Legion
Walker Funeral Home
Brodhead Hosts Homecoming Game and Parade
Brodhead meets Orfordville in a homecoming football game Friday night followed by a gym dance. A pep session, bonfire, and snake dance precede the event with class skits and talks by the coach and players. Friday parade adds float prizes.
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Brodhead
Orfordville
Nash plants to idle 11000 workers at two sites
Nash plants in Milwaukee and Kenosha will close Thursday and Friday idling about 11 000 workers amid a backlog of 2500 new cars awaiting final adjustments says a Nash Kell Corp spokesperson.
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NASH
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Nash - Keli Corp
Toy
Wigderson sues for 100000 over editorial libel
Madison attorney Maurice B. Wigderson files a 100000 libel suit in circuit court against Miles McMillin Capital Times Local 134 News and John J. Jachowicz editor Mil waukee CIO paper for a July 25 editorial the complaint calls false and defamatory He alleges the piece was written to injure his law practice A separate action notes Dane County deputies removed a campaign poster from the Times editorial office as part of a criminal libel probe.
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Madison
Maurice B. Wigderson
Miles McMillin
Capital Times
Local 134 News
John J. Jachowicz
Milwaukee Cio
Wigderson
McMillin
Dane County
Times
GOP District Rally Discusses Campaign Plans At Dinner
About 80 Republican leaders and members from the First District met at Monroe County Club for a dinner gathering to discuss campaign problems and plans. Beloit chairman Lee D. Bort presided while Henry Ringling urged accelerated activity for presidential, congressional, and state tickets ahead of election day. A birthday cake in the shape of an elephant with Ike on it marked Gen. Eisenhower's 62nd birthday.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
W. H
Jack) Porter
Texas
Truman
America
Kremlin
Alamo
San Antonio
Mexico
Washington
United Nations
Republican Organization
First District
Lee D. Bort
Beloit
Monroe Country Club
Henry Ringling
Barahoo
Wisconsin
Janesville
Charles Buehl
Rock Court
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
League of Women Voters
John Oster Jr
Smith For Congress Club
Smith
Monroe Polio Patient Transferred to Madison
Rosemary Cromwell a high school sophomore with spinal polio was moved to Wisconsin General hospital for extensive therapy. Paralyzed in both arms and legs she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cromwell of 624 21st street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Cromwell
Wisconsin General Hospital
Rosemary
Tom Cromwell
21St Street
Donald Moe
Darlington
Lafayette County
Bette Jane Helland
Duane Helland
Night Blast Kills Up to Eight At Du Pont Plant
At the Du Pont Co nitro mixing unit in Barksdale Wisconsin two and a half tons of explosives detonated early today. Eight night shift workers were unaccounted for and believed dead, with two bodies recovered. Fire followed the blast as a wall of protection kept responders away. The plant reported about 5 000 rounds detonated and damage near 75000 dollars.
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Barksdale
Wis
du Pont Co
Lomb
Nitramex
du Pont
Lemb
Ed Cudmore
John Rodkewich
Washburn
Owners Question Board's Directive on Fire Hydrant Fees
Eastlawn subdivision owners told Water Board they doubt hydrant charges fit state statutes or City Council directives. The council had urged mains installation on the same basis as earlier subdivisions. The board will forward written complaints to the City Council for consideration. Mayer noted Miss Wyss plans to resign and that a replacement will be appointed. Quarterly water bill income was about $24,000 to $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastlawn
Water Board
F. Earl Lamboley
Robert G. Rote
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Arthur C. Benkett
John A. Becker
Becker-Davis
Kenneth L. Mayer
Ann Wyss
Mayer
Herman Krauss Rites Scheduled for Friday
Services for Herman Krauss aged 54 of 910 18th Avenue will be held at 2 p m Friday from Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul C Kehle of St Johns Church officiating Burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery No word was received from his son Pfc Ralph Krauss who is en route home after being informed his father was ill He is believed to be aboard ship at sea
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Herman Krauss
18Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Ralph Krauss
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