Council to Hear Parking Meter Data on Nov 3
City council asked the chamber of commerce to report by November 3 on whether parking meters in the square center lane are favored by a majority of business firms. Dr W B Gnagi chamber president and Rudolph P Reger appeared to discuss the meter issue before the vote.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Gnagi
Chamber
Rudolph P. Reger
Council
Frank A. Buehler
Gnagi
Reger
William F. Beckman
Public Works Board
McGee-Hale Parking Meter Co
Oklahoma City
Monroe Chamber Calls Monday Meeting on meters
Dr. W. B. Gnagi proposes a full Monroe chamber of commerce meeting for Monday night in the armory. Directors are expected to approve the call as city council's November 3 hearing on chamber findings approaches.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Gnagi
Public Square
Hares Develop Skill as Riders at Madison Horse Show
Joyce Hare 17 and her brother Nathan 10 earned top honors at the state Madison event, with Joyce totaling 17 trophies and 39 ribbons over two years. Joyce's early start, a fall that broke her arm, and a long recovery are detailed alongside family support and memories of her pony Beauty and the Kubly farm ties.
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Joyce
Nathan Hare
O. L. Hare
16Th Avenue
Madison
Lady Lane
Nathan
Wisconsin
Sonny Boy
Joyce Hare
Merlyn Erb
Art Kubly
Monroe
Rochelle
Leon Chryst to begin 21 months active duty
Leon J Chryst of 716 22nd Avenue will leave on November 2 for 21 months of active duty with the 31st anti air craft brigade at Fort Lewis Washington. Chryst is married and has a six year old daughter.
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Leon Chryst
Leon J. Chryst
22Nd Avenue
31St
Fort Lewis
Wash
Chryst
Smith to Speak at Rally Tonight at Turner Hall
U S Representative Lawrence H. Smith will address an open meeting in Turner Hall at 8 p m tonight. He travels from Racine to discuss events leading to the Korean crisis and the Brannan farm price plan. The talk will include a pictorial review of foreign policy decisions preceding the Korean emergency.
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U. S
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Turner Hall
Rep. Smith
Historic Papers Display At Monroe High School
Monroe high school and the public viewed over 300 original manuscripts and colonial and revolutionary era newspapers in a gymnasium exhibit. United American Historical Foundation organized the display with items around all four walls, including The Evening Times end of World War II and its 50th anniversary edition.
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Monroe High School
United American Historical Foundation
Evening Times
Hospital Receives 1810 Check For Polio Ward
Shrine-KC polio ward drive presents a 1810.05 check to St. Clare hospital for a children isolation ward to aid polio victims. Funds raised by Green county groups at Recreation Park on Aug 13 support Sisters of St. Agnes and local charitable work.
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St. Clare Hospital
Shrine-Kc
Polio Ward
Green County
Recreation Park
Sisters of St. Agnes
M. Evarista
M. Blandine
Frank Menehan
Ben F. Feldt
W. Howard Smith
Shrine Club
Knights of Columbus
Herman J. Schmitz
C. M. Stauffer
Montiat
Hazel Engel Named Queen at New Glarus Homecoming
Hazel Engel was selected queen for New Glarus homecoming festivities on October 27. Attendants include Mavis Hefty Judy Pauli Gretchen Colony and Carol Hoesly. New Glarus will face Brooklyn in the homecoming game.
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Hazel Engel
New Glarus
Mavis Hefty
Judy Pauli
Gretchen Colony
Carol Hoesly
Brooklyn
Mencken Remains Critical at Johns Hopkins Hospital
H L Mencken, the Baltimore writer nicknamed the sage of Baltimore, stayed in critical condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a heart attack last Thursday. The 70 year old rider’s status was listed as near death today.
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Mencken
Baltimore
H. L. Mencken
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Truman Speech Offers All Asia Aid for Freedom
President Truman returned from the Pacific with an offer to Asia of American aid and a full partnership of peace for nations defending independence against communism. He outlined a vast rearmament program and pledged United States resolve to resist Soviet aggression in concert with the United Nations.
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Washington
Truman
Pacific
Asia
Free World
State Acheson
Defense Marshall
San Francisco
National
Andrews Field
Maryland
Douglas MacArthur
Wake Island
War Memorial Opera House
Russia
Far East
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Korea
United Nations
Gridders to Take Test at Fort Wayne
Five Michigan Wolverines players including halfback Charles Ortmann will report to Fort Wayne tomorrow for pre induction physical examinations as part of a team roster inspection.
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Detroit
University of Michigan
Charles Ortmann
Fort Wayne
Hurricane rips Florida district with injuries and deaths
A Florida hurricane caused at least one death and extensive damage across four south Florida counties. The storm brought 125 mile per hour winds, damaged 125 homes, left 200 homeless, destroyed a plane, and ripped citrus crops on 7000 acres in Davie. Damages exceed five million dollars with additional losses in Miami and Broward County.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
South Florida
Gold Coast
Owen Adams
West Hollywood
Davie
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale
Blanchardville to Host Top Two League Rivals This Weekend
Blanchardville hosts Orfordville in a top league clash after both teams went undefeated to open the season. The 23rd annual homecoming includes a bonfire pep rally parade banquet and dance with alumni overseeing planning and committees.
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Blanchardville
Orfordville
Brodhead
Argyle
New Glarus
Belleville
Brooklyn
McKellar Park
Orville Folkedahl
Carlton Chandler
Donald Reger
Lloyd Johnson
R. E. Saether
Harland Watrud
Herbert Dobson
Lincoln Barber
Allan Marshall
Elmo Holt
Art Benson
Everett Ingwell
Dick Haldiman
Les Mason
Marvin Lien
Earl Barber
Harry Marshall
Herbert Lyngans
Dana Robinson
Albert Jacobson
William Trotter
Homer Marshall
Norma Robb
Kingdon Soper
Harold Guldhaug
Herbert Lyngaas
Greenglass Pleads Guilty in Spy Conspiracy Case
David Greenglass a 28 year old former army sergeant admitted in federal court to conspiracy in time of war to convey secret defense information to Russia. The Los Alamos atom bomb project veteran faced Judge William Bondy and faces possible testimony that could spare him from the death penalty. He was linked to Anatoli Yakovlev and the espionage ring around Klaus Fuchs and Harry Gold.
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New York —S
David Greenglass
Russia
Chunky
Los Alamos
William Bondy
Greenglass
New Mexico
Anatoli A. Yakovlev
New York
Klaus Fuchs
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Fuchs
Field Day Attracts Hundreds Near New Glarus
Ideal fall weather drew hundreds of Green and Dane county farmers to the New Glarus field day at the John B. Schneider farm north of town. The event, sponsored by local merchants and Pet Milk Co, featured UW specialists on clean plowing corn borer control and grass silage and included a clean plowing contest with 10 finalists.
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New Glarus
Dane County
John B. Schneider
Pet Milk Co
University of Wisconsin
Jacob Disch
Jack Erb
Clarence Hoesly
Edwin Klassy
Robert Arn
Harold Hoesy
Henry Elmer
Waldo Freitag
M. P. Welsh
William Hillestad
Virgil Erickson
Buying Wave Lifts Stocks Toward 20 Year High
Lively buying pushed the market to a new 20 year high with gains of a few cents to about $1. Steels autos and rails led the advance while radio and television issues, volatile recently, moved ahead as well.
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New York
Wisconsin Swiss Cheese Market Report Remains Steady
The Wisconsin Domestic Swiss cheese market was about steady with demand light. State brand cheese sold at 40 to 42 cents, grade B at 37 to 39, and grade C at 35 to 37.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Chandler House Sold for Lumber in City Auction
The city council approved selling the Chandler property at 1116 18th Avenue to Russell H. Schulz for 150 dollars. Schulz, the highest bidder, will raze the house and clear space for a parking area. the city owns the lot and already has a south parking lot.
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Chandler
18Th Avenue
Russel H. Schulz
Schulz
Park Board
State Industrial Commission
Co. K
Theodore J. Burgy
South Koreans claim entry into Pyongyang in fast Pyrrhic advance
South Korean troops reportedly fought into Pyongyang and seized a nearby air field after an eight day 90 mile march, aided by American tanks as allied columns struck east and south of the capital. North Korean rearguards withdrew into the bombed city amid heavy fighting.
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Relman Morin
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Red
Fusan
C. H. P. King
United Nations
Taedong River
Red Capital
Pusan
U. S. First Cavalry
Manila
South Korea
Rok
Hamhung
Hungnam
Manchuria
Eighth Army
French Forces Quit Dong Dang Post in Indochina
France abandoned the Dong Dang garrison on the Indochina frontier, relinquishing control of the main invasion route from China. The withdrawal, announced by a French military spokesman, moved the troops roughly 15 miles southeast toward Langson near the frontier fortress.
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Saigon
Indochina
France
Dong Dang
China
Langson
Beloit Youth Shot While Fleeing Officer
An 18 year-old Beloit youth Duane L. Lester was shot in the leg and died after fleeing Officer Dell Green in a junk yard tied to recent thefts. An unidentified companion escaped in a car. two other 18 year-olds were arrested at home.
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Beloit
Duane L. Lester
Dell Green
Green
Lester
Municipal Hospital
Robert Blumer
Cubs Fielder Paul Schramka Reports for Draft Induction
Cubs outfielder Paul E. Schramka, age 22, reported for draft induction Friday. Schramka starred at the University of San Francisco before joining the Cubs.
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CUB
Milwaukee
Paul E. Schramka
Chicago Cubs
Schramka
University of San Francisco
Cubs
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Kublys
Grandpa Kubly
Smith
All Asia
Glarus
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Board of Public Works
City Planning Commission
Council Judiciary Committee
Herbert S. Vogel
15Th Street
Viola Tannler
10Th Street
John H. Glatthart
12Th Street
Malcolm F. Marti
11Th Street
F. F. Salzwedel
Red Citadel
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