Stoldt Building Remodel Not Justified Say City Officials
Public property committee told City Council that remodeling the Stoldt building for city use is not justified after inspecting the structure. Contractors Rote and Miller said the building’s condition does not warrant extensive work, and petitions with 250 signatures urged tearing it down for parking.
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Stoldt
Herman Schindler
Joseph C. Dearth
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Last Glen
Arlo C. Webster
Public Property Committee
Robert G. Rote
Uno Miller
Webster
Judiciary Committee
Dearth
H. T. Summeril
Clarno Township
Summeril
Salary petitions filed with clerk seek county raises and budget boosts
County officials and employees filed salary petitions with the county clerk for referral to the salary committee of the County Board. Proposals include higher pay for Myron Jeglum, Myrtle Webb, and Norman Everson in the extension office, with annual totals rising above 5000 dollars including state funds. The package also requests car and mileage allowances, office expenses, and staff salaries, plus a nurse office budget of 8110 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. County
Clerk of Court
Veterans Service Office
Welfare Office
Agriculture Committee
Myron E. Jeglum
Myrtle Webb
Norman O. Everson
Jeglum
Everson
Webb
Margaret Stracka
Helen Myers
Corinne Germann
Fannie G. Benkert
Borghild Ritschard
Welfare Department
T. J. Burgy Jr
Veterans Service
Irene L. Brunkow
Mae Dwyer
Ray E. Kundert
Samuel F. Humbel
Grace Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Myers
Kundert
Burgy
Ralph J
County jail remodeling plans to be reviewed Friday
Three proposed plans for remodeling the county jail will be discussed at a meeting of the county board's jail and courthouse committee Friday at 1 30 p.m. in the Courthouse. The meeting was called by Leo M. Ties, committee chairman. The group will study proposals from County Judge Marshall L. Peterson, a citizen's committee and Ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo M. Ties
Marshall L. Peterson
Ties
Gale lashes North Sea as Dutch ships damaged
Gale force winds and rain lash the North Sea today ripping four Dutch submarines from their moorings on Britain's south coast and sinking a small Dutch freighter off the German coast.
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North Sea
London
Britain
Germany
Bandits Raid West Omaha Home For Jewelry Cash
Mrs Margaret Kellogg widow of a banker reported two masked gunmen raided her west Omaha home last night. They forced her to open a large safe and escaped with 125000 in jewels and 20000 in cash while three friends watched TV. Neighbors alerted police. assailants fled in a waiting car.
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Omaha
Margaret Kellogg
West Side
Wiley Seeks Government Aid to Lift Low Milk Prices
Sen. Wiley proposes federal payments to dairy farmers in low price areas to ensure a minimum return. He circulated a letter to Agriculture Secretary Benson calling for a target of about eight cents per quart, funded by import duties, and urged review of marketing orders and anti outside shipment barriers.
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Washington
Wiley
Benson
Wisconsin
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Probers Debate Stunting Theory After Fatal Plane Crash
Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Administration probe whether Joel W. Thorne stunted before a single engine plane crashed into a North Hollywood apartment building killing four, including an infant christened hours earlier and a newlywed violinist.
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North Hollywood
Calif
Joel W. Thorne
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Thorne
CAA
Laurence Lightbody
Bernard T. Naught
Naught
Sheryll Camille Preston
St. Charles Catholic Church
Betty Wolf
Martin
Naval Reserve
John Marchica
Wisconsin names Queen Madison for homecoming festivity
Louise Urquhart, a junior from Oconto Wisconsin, was chosen as queen of the University of Wisconsin homecoming events on October 28 and 29. The selection was made by Jack Mansfield of Madison, general chairman of homecoming.
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Madison
Louise Urquhart
Oconto
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Jack Mansfield
Anti-proton Discovered by Berkeley Team at UC
University of California scientists announced the discovery of the anti proton, a particle that annihilates matter and complements the proton. Prof. Ernest O Lawrence and the Atomic Energy Commission described its significance for nuclear theory and future energy possibilities.
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Berkeley
Calif
Atomic Science
University of California
Eevatron
Ernest O. Lawrence
Atomic Energy Commission
Slaying of Three Youths Stirs Manhunt in Chicago
A Chicago manhunt widens after the slaying of three youths. Authorities seek information as investigators probe the motive and suspect details amid a tense response from community leaders and law enforcement. The article notes related regional security concerns and ongoing political commentary.
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Chicago
Blaha Elected President of Wisconsin Bankers Group 2
R W Blaha of the Commercial and Savings Bank was chosen president of Group 2 of the Wisconsin Bankers Association in Madison. New officers include Russell M Henderson as vice president and H J Godenaur as secretary treasurer. Attending Monroe delegates and entertainment were provided by The Pretenders.
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R. W. Blaha
Commercial and Savings Bank
Wisconsin Bankers Association
William Oosterhuis
Mound City Bank
Platteville
East Side
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
M. W. Irgens
Lancaster State Banks
Green
Grant
Iowa
Lafayette
Richland
Sauk
Dane
Monroe
Messrs. and
Mmes. Blaha
W. C. Bender
Bruce M. Blum
Arthur P. Benkert
H. L. Fenton
E. B. Griffith
G. E. Zuercher
L. J. Schroeder
Miss Marie Blum
the Pretenders
Mmes. James Henrickson
Joe E. Miller
Stock Prices Rally for Fourth Consecutive Day
NEW YORK stock market advances for the fourth straight session with most major divisions up in early trading. notable risers include Santa Fe Railroad Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors Goodyear Anaconda Co Standard Oil NJ Texas Co Lockheed Du Pont Johns Manville and Aluminum Ltd.
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New York
Santa Fe Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodyear
Anaconda Co
Standard Oil
Texas Co
Lockheed, du Pont, Johns-Manville and Aluminium Ltd
Legion Districts to Meet Sunday in Monroe Conference
Representatives from the 5th and 3rd American Legion Districts converge on Monroe for their fall conference led by state commander George E. Sipple. The program includes instruction for leaders, flag disposal ceremony, a slide presentation on The American Legion Story, a flag burning ceremony, and talks on veterans affairs.
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Fift
Third American Legion
Monroe
George E. Sipple
Turner Hall
Harold F. Moore
William N. Verhulst
Franksville
American Legion
Third District Color Guard
Howard Hoesly
Belleville
Henry Schadburg
1St District
Legion
Frank W. Heinzemman
Third District
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Verhulst
Sipple
Matt Pettera
Waureka
James F. Burns
Robert G. Wilke
Milwaukee
Phil Kremer
Department
First
State Legion
Menomonie
10Th Legion
Guard Force Halved At Strike Riot Area
Gov George N Craig orders the National Guard patrolling Perfect Circle Corp strike areas reduced to about 300 men by Wednesday Martial law remains in effect in Henry County and in Hagerstown east of New Castle Indiana A 700 word telegram from Walter Reuther pledge of no violence accompanied the order
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New Castle
Ind
George N. Craig
National Guard
Perfect Circle Corp
Walter Reuther
Clio-United Auto Workers
Henry County
Hagerstown
Indiana
Cedarville Firm Enters Low Bid on Bridge Removal
N. C. Jensen, county highway superintendent, said Cedarville firm W. A. Rupnow submitted the low bid of $425 for removing steel remains from the Pecatonica River after the Lattice bridge collapse on Sept 27. Six bids ranged to $3,335. The contract allows salvage and about 20 days to complete work. The County Board must approve matching funds for a new bridge before further action. Other bids: Janesville Construction Co. $1,250. Fred Rykowski and Sons $900. Madison Moving and Wrecking Co. $700. Smyth Steel $3,335. Allen Wrecking Co. $1,200.
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Jensen
Pecatonica
Janesville Construction Co
Fred Rykowski and Sons
Beloit
Madison Moving and Wrecking Co
Smyth Steel
Madison
Allen Wrecking Co
Lafayette Crash Kills Driver 69
Carl Behrens 69 of Plymouth was killed when his car crashed into William Steinback 19 of Madison. Behrens’ car rear ended Steinback’s, pushed it 46 feet, overturned and burned. Behrens then struck a parked car in a filling station driveway. Steinback and Shirley Kellogg 19 were treated and released. Intersection of Highways 151 and 126.
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Platteville
Carl Behrens
Plymouth
Lafayette County
Harold Mullen
Behrens
William Steinback
Madison
Steinback
Mullen
Shirley Kellogg
Horeb
Belmont
State College
Slayings Probe as Troops Help Police Hunt Clues
In Chicago area a large force including 50 soldiers searched Robinson Woods for clues in the stabbing and strangling deaths of Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 11. Victims were found in a ditch and autopsy suggested death 36 to 40 hours earlier and no sexual assault. Investigators considered teenage gangs or a lone madman and traced movements to two bowling alleys after a Loop outing.
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Bobby Franks
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Forest Preserve
Victor Livingston
Robert Peterson
Schuessler
Anton Schuessler
Malcolm Peterson
Anton
John
Robert
August Swiss Prices Rise Amidsteady Cheese Market
Prices paid by assemblers for the August make of Swiss cheese rise two cents on most grades from June and July with grinders up one cent. State brand 37, Grade B 35, Grade C 32 and grinders 27. Federal reports show domestic Swiss market firm with strong demand and ample Grade C offerings. State assembly price ranges: State brand 39 14 42, Grade B 38 40, Grade C 35 36 4.
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Federal State Marketing News Service
Madison
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Floyd Matzke
Alfred Henning Jr
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VFW
Cox and
Classon
Board of Health
Helen Gempeler
Widow
Probers
Prof
Lawrence
Lees Dulles
Geneva
Denver
Dulles
Rome
Tours Terrace
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Blaha
Bankers Group
Cedarville
N. C. Jensen
Browntown
W. A. Rupnow
Highway Department
Walter E. McCarron
Joseph Lohman
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