Nine Cases Set For Court Term Starting Oct 27
Circuit Court Judge Harry S. Fox will open the October calendar at 2 p m Monday Oct 27 in the courthouse Trial of jury cases begins 10 a m Tuesday Oct 28 A motion for change of venue in a Marinette County case will be heard after calendar calling The docket includes two criminal actions five jury issues of fact for trial and two bench issues of fact for the court The hunting accident case Cavett v Forster seeks 25000 damages plus costs from a deer hunting incident Nov 23 1951 Two other cases involve a pheasant hunting injury Nebish v Rinehart for 5000 damages and Nebish seeks compensation for injuries including permanent loss of sight The actions list also includes auto accident and debt suits with several attorneys named Judge Fox also handles motions and defaults on the second Saturday each month except July and August
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Circuit Court
Harry S. Fox
Court House
Roy O. Cavett
Milwaukee
Paul Forster
Monroe
Anton Nebish
Hudson
Clarence Rinehart
Cadiz Township
Nebish
Green County
Rinehart
L. A. Koenig
Peterson
Kittelsen
Brand
State of Wisconsin
Don. S. Trow
Albany
Walter Broughton
Brodhead
Joseph Stencel
Elviria Elliott
William G. Elliott
Equity
Raymond G. Kramer
Theron A. Anderson
LaFollette
Lin
Nd Doyle
Madison
Paul L. Moskowitz
Kramer
Mrs Brandt 74 Dies After Shoulder Injury
Mrs. Bertha Brandt, 74, died at 5:25 a.m. in St. Clare hospital after injuring her shoulder in a fall at home and suffering a cerebral hemorrhage following surgery. Born Martha May Chambers September 17, 1878 in Fayette, she married Willard F. Brandt in 1900. Survived by three children Fred Monticello Edward Ralph, four grandchildren and one great grandchild. sister Philo Vance, Darlington. Ethel Knutson, Darlington. Leslie Merriman, Janesville. Funeral at Stuessy funeral home at 2 p.m. with Rev. C. C. Warfel officiating. burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Bertha Pranut
Udth Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Brandt
Martha May Chambers
Fayette
John and
Louisa ‘Jaquese Chambers
Darlington
Willard F. Brandt
Green County Hospital
Fred
Monticello
Edward
Monroe
Ralph
Waukegan
Philo Vance
Ethel Knutson
Leslie Merriman
Janesville
Howard
Grace] Lutheran Church
Stuessy
C. C. Warfel
Grace Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Thieves Loot Cave of Mounds Wishing Well
Blue Mounds Wisconsin sheriffs hunt for thieves who smashed a window to obtain about 400 dollars from the Cave of the Mounds wishing well. Cave manager F. H. Hanneman reported the break in and theft to authorities.
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Cave of Mounds
Blue Mounds
Wis.r
Cave of the Mounds
F. H. Hanneman
Ralph Figi Wins Picking Contest Titlists Planning U.S. Competition
Ralph L. Figi of Clarno Township won the state mechanical picker title at the Wesley Bowen farm near Rushville Indiana with a 97.5 score. Norman Lee finished second with 97.2 and Ludwig Signer placed third at 98.75. The event was sponsored by Monroe chamber of commerce and WEKZ, with UW judges Floyd Duffy and Hjalmar Bruhn evaluating, and Mona area agricultural students assisting.
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Ralph L. Figi
Staver Church
Clarno Township
Rushville
Ind
John L. Ferguson
Alston
Auto Parts Farm Implement
Wesley Bowen Farm
Norman Lee
Winslow
Leland C. Crandall
Winslow Sales and Service Co
Bowen Farm
State Line
Here
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
WEKZ
Agriculture
Monroe National Guard
Commercial Bank
Monroe
Floyd Duffy
Hjalmar Bruhn
UW Agriculture School
Myron E. Jeglum
Grant Rittter
Edwin Klassy
New Glarus
Arleigh Frautschy
Kenneth Allen
Lee Kirsch
Frautschy
Roland Rohde
Alvin Priewe
Wilson Rote
Leroy Wuetrich
Lloyd Deininger
Ludwig Signer
Figi
Lee
Route 5
Harold Matzke
Route 1
Vilas Baker
Orville Hawthorn
John Krattiger
Carl Jensen
Willard Matzke
Signer
Stoughton Man Killed In Fall From Farm Silo
Edward O. Lewis a 55 year old resident of Stoughton route 3 died yesterday after falling about 50 feet from the top of an empty silo at his farm. He had lived at the farm 15 years and is survived by his widow a daughter five brothers and a sister. Services will be at 3 p m tomorrow in First Lutheran church with burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Stoughton
Edward O. Lewis
Route 3
Lewis
Jesse Ho _sgane
Edly
First Lutheran Church
Riverside Cemetery
Eisenhower Attacks Democratic Regime in Campaign Speech
General Eisenhower assails the Truman administration as arrogant and dishonest in Wilmington. He cites corruption charges, stresses a better peace, and condemns China’s loss, Korea, and fear for families, urging stronger collective security and freedom from godless communism.
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Eisenhower
Wilmington
Del
Harvey J. Wadman
Truman
Gov. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Ursday
China
Greece
Turkey
Berlin
Korea
Truman and Stevenson Trade Charges in Campaign Tour
President Truman condemns Eisenhower for threatening Korea policy as he rallies crowds in New England and Connecticut with stops in Manchester and Boston. Governor Stevenson says he is humble but independent as he attacks isolationism in a San Diego rally. A separate fatal accident near Chippewa Falls reports William Nelson crushed when a truck overturned, driver Edward Olson uninjured.
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San Diego
Calif
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Ilinois
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chippewa Falls
Wiliam Nelson
Route 5
Eau Claire
Here
Edward Olson
Colfax
Nixon Campaign Stop Draws 5000 in Freeport
Senator Richard Nixon opened a whistle stop in Illinois drawing about 5000 at Freeport. He urged American youth to have hope and warned that current Washington leadership offers none. Nixon cited administration failures against the Communist threat at home and abroad before continuing to Rockford and Kankakee with Pat Nixon aboard.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
Freeport
Washington
W. L. Marsh
Rockford
Kankakee
Chicago
Winnetka
Pat
Stevenson
Winter forecast hints at deep snows in Green County
Meteorologist Roy Ti Brodhead predicts 43 snowfalls this winter for Green County based on an old Indian chief’s formula. He cites last night’s first snow and current moisture conditions as indicators of heavy snows ahead, noting prior years’ different moisture levels and forecasting trends.
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Green County
Roy Ti Brodhead
Ties
Tie
Green County Pheasant Season Opener Set Tomorrow
Southern Wisconsin areas including Green County prepare for the pheasant season opener tomorrow at 1 p m continuing to November 11. Shooting hours shift to daylight length after opening. two cock limit per day with four in possession. Conservation manager Norman Hicks notes light snow aids hunting dogs in heavy cover.
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Aureen County
Wisconsin
Green County
Norman Hicks
Vishinsky Delays U.N. Assembly Talk
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky announced he will address the United Nations General Assembly on Friday signaling a new Kremlin diplomatic push. His move follows Acheson urging UN members to support united action in Korea and to fight aggression to the finish.
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United Nations
Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
U. S
Acheson
Stalin
Korea
Fred Krauss Residence Burns Near New Glarus
The Fred Krauss farm house south of New Glarus burned to the ground at 11 p m yesterday. Believed started by a chimney spark the roof was ablaze when found by the family. New Glarus fire department arrived but little was saved and no loss estimate was made.
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New Glarus
Fred Krauss
Monroe Homecoming Eve Brings Parade Bonfire And Pep Rally
Hundreds gathered for a homecoming eve with a parade led by a police escort, a bonfire at Recreation Park, and talks by Coaches Steensrud Simpson and Edwards. Miss Judith Norder named queen, attendants Barbara Ostby and Sandra Haworth. Tonight Monroe plays Fort Atkinson at 7 45 with Ray Carter as captain and homecoming king.
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Recreation Park
Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Judith Norder
Barbara Ostby
Sandra Haworth
Bulletin
Future Farmers of America
Gay Steensrud
Fred Simpson
Arthur T. Edwards
Steensrud
Bob Geyer
Dick McArdle
Earl Booker
Tom Holcomb
Ray Carter
Robert J. Tracy
Recreation Park Ina
Lincoln Gymnasium
Carter
Miss Nor
South Koreans Hold Pinpoint Hill Amid Fierce Ridge Fight
On Sniper Ridge near Kumhwa Chinese troops pressed a grenade war against South Korean forces. Reports say ROK troops remained in control of Pinpoint Hill as Ninth Division inflicted heavy Chinese losses while casualties rose for both sides.
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Seoul
Pinpoint Hill
Sniper Ridge
Kumwha
Iron Horse Hill
Ninth Division
U. S. Eighth Army
ROK Ninth Division
White Horse Mountain
Chornor Valley
South Korea
Peiping
Tokyo
Eighth Army
U. S
Triangle Hill
Triangle
Sniper + Ridge
Blood Donation Pledges Sought by Red Cross Chapter
Green County Red Cross seeks blood pledges with a bloodmobile in the county on November 5 and 6. Donors aged 18 to 59 may pledge. appointment times to be chosen. Previous Monroe visit yielded 176 pints. cards available at Monroe banks or by mail. Local coordinators include Mrs. F Earl Lamboley and Millard Tschudy for Albany Monticello areas.
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Green County
Red Cross
Korea
F. Earl Lamboley
Monroe
Bloodmobile
Wis
Albany
Monticello
Glarus
Millard Tschudy
New Glarus
Cheddar Values Steady in Plymouth Cheese Exchange Trading
In Plymouth Wisconsin the Cheese Exchange held firm values with several bids and sales. Traders reported cheddars at 41 cents for three cars, 40 to 44 cents for single daisies and related varieties, with various grades including pasteurized and junior daisies, and a longhorn listing at 44 cents.
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Cheddar Values
Plymouth
Plymoum
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Jjunior
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Keithiry
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Carl Tanner
Thronson
Boethe and Agnew
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Ralph Figi
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Matthew J. Connelly
Adlai
ARNO
East Clarno Zion Church
Orangeville High School
FFA
Nathan F. Burgy
Robert Freese
Eugene Upward
Allan Bear
W. C. Rust
Mercury
Tieg
Mon- Toc
U.N
New Glarus Burns
Iron Horse Peak
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