Kohler Praises Hoover Report for State Institute
Walter J. Kohler, GOP governor candidate and Hoover commission advocate, urged 119 members of the Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs to study the commission’s findings at Grace Lutheran Church. He cited potential savings and warned against a growing federal bureaucracy while detailing commission recommendations and recent laws. Dr. John A. Schindler spoke on happiness and longevity, and Mrs. Johnson of Milton Junction led the session.
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Walter J. Kohler
Hoover Commission
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grace Lutheran Church
Kohler
United States
Congress
Madison
Monticello
Monroe
John A. Schindler
Institute
Hoover
Commission
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
Schindler
Dr. Schindler
Johnson
Milton Junction
First District Federation
Rufener Injures Finger in Hunting Accident
Ernest O. Rufener of 2609 8th Street was injured when a gun discharged yesterday afternoon. Part of his right index finger was amputated at St. Clare hospital. he was dismissed this morning and joined his group for service induction.
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Rufener
Ernest O. Rufener
8Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Schmitt Declines Backing for Kohler in Wisconsin Race
Leonard J. Schmitt says he remains a Republican but will not support the top GOP ticket in the November election. He targets Senator Alexander Wiley Walter J. Kohler Jr and Vernon Thomson calling them little men and their machine backers unworthy of respect. The trio seeks senate governor and attorney general seats. Wiley accuses Democrats of being taken over by parlor punks socialists and labor bosses. Fairchild criticizes anti foreign policy critics while praising bipartisanship. Kohler also receives an endorsement in a late report.
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Associated Press
Leonard J. Schmitt
Alexander Wiley
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Vernon Thomson
GOP
U. S. Senate
Schmitt
Kohler
Wiley
Milwaukee
Democratic Party of
Wisconsin
Beloit League of Women Voters
Fairchild
Janesville Varsity Player Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Sixteen year old Ronald Rabuck of Janesville high school varsity center died at Mercy hospital. Doctors attributed the death to a cerebral hemorrhage linked to football after Rabuck collapsed during practice and again in the dressing room following the Janesville versus Madison West game week.
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Janesville
Janesville High School
Ronald Rabuck
Mercy Hospital
Rabuck
Birthday Surprise As The Monroe Evening Times Surpasses 5000 Circulation
On his 79th birthday Emery A. Odell founder and publisher of The Evening Times learns the paper has exceeded 5000 paid daily circulation for the first time. Odell started from scratch 52 years ago, guiding growth from 1000 in 1910 to 4000 five years ago and past 5000 today.
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Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Elsmere Howe
Odell
Associated Press
Mré. Odell
Janesville
John W
Mary Christina Lincks Odell
Weekly
Gazette
Monroe Evening Times
R J Douglas Named To Councils Board
Robert J Douglas of Juda was elected a director of the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperatives at the 22nd annual meeting in Madison Co F Claflin of Milwaukee was named president William Groves of Lodi vice president Harvey Thew of Madison treasurer Fred Harriman of Shawano O R Wilkins of River Falls Arthur Stappel of Appleton and Homer Melvin of Glen Beulah named to the executive committee
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Robert J. Douglas
Juda
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Co-operatives
Madison
Co. F. Claflin
Milwaukee
William Groves
Lodi
Harvey Thew
Fred Harriman
Shawano
O. R. Wilkins
River Falls
Arthur Stappel
Appleton
Homer Melvin
Glen Beulah
Radio contract approved for county police system move
City council met in special session and approved a contract with Green county to operate the police radio system. The move plans FCC permission to shift the county portion from the courthouse to the jail after January 1.
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Green County
FCC
Court House
Lafayetter Maker Again Takes First at Wisconsin Cheese Meet
Werner Zimmerman of the Wood-Andrews cheese factory in Lafayette county won first in Swiss cheese judging at the 59th Wisconsin Cheese Makers association meeting in Milwaukee. He scored 97 with 96 for Walter Minnig and Ernest Ringgenberg taking second. top brick cheese went to Carl Drachenberg. Frigo Bros. and William Corbin won Italian cheese firsts. Galli and Erbe judged Swiss and Italian varieties.
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Werner Zimmerman
Wood-Andrews
Lafayette County
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association
Milwaukee
Walter Minnig
Silver- Lewis
Monticello
Zimmerman
Ernest Ringgenberg
Jones Valley Factory
Iowa County
Carl Drachenberg
Hartford
Charles Kueffer
Rio
Frigo Bros
Green Bay Area
William Corbin
Clayton
Corbin
Fred Galli
Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers’ Association
Glen Erbe
Horeb
Galli
Red China Drives Toward Tibet Noted in War Update
South Korean troops push toward the Manchurian line within 32 miles of the border as UN forces advance. Reports say Red Koreans fled by ox cart and foot, while U S air units report anti aircraft fire and a damaged F 51 Mustang.
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Seoul
Washington
Republic of Korea
Rok
Hoemoktong
Huichon
Korea
Yalu River
Kanggye
Kim Il Sung
Juichon
Unsan
Pyongyang
Manchuria
MacArthur
Tokyo
United Nations
Stalder and Nussbaum to Buy Bay Center Market
Stalder and Nussbaum announce the purchase of the Bay Center Market at 1128 17th Avenue from Floyd A. Davis and Anton Kuenzli, who will stay on through early next year. The deal becomes effective Nov. 1 and marks a move by former cheesemakers into ownership after thirteen and a half years of operation. Davis hails from Monroe and Kuenzli is a Swiss native. the Clover Farm store has operated here since 1946.
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Center Market
17Th Avenue
Arnold Stalder
Frank Nussbaum
Floyd A. Davis
Anton Kuenzli
Davis
Kuenzli
Rudy Hess
Monroe
Switzerland
Clover Farm
Stalder
Jordan Center
Nussbaum
Brewery Hill
Shullsburg
Hartwig and Saalsaa Top County Livestock Winners at Madison
Hartwig of Monroe and Saalsaa of Argyle led ten county entries in the Wisconsin Junior Livestock Show barrow carcass contest at Madison. Winners span Poland China, Chester White, Duroc, Hampshire, Yorkshire, Spotted Poland China and sheep classes with top placings for Hendrickson, Speth, Prien and others.
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Andrew Hartwig
Route 1
Monroe
Roger Saalsaa
Argyle
Wisconsin
Madison
Virgil Hendrickson
Poland
China
Robert Bray
James Frautschy
Tom Lacey
Oscar Mayer Co
Green
Lafayette County
William Hendrickson
Odell Hendrickson
Joy McNett
Belmont
Lawrence
Teresa McDonald
Darlington
Chester White
Andrew
Hartwig
Donald Meyers
Lester Speth
Duroc
Wayne Leitzinger
Shullsburg
Hampshire
Roger Saalsan
Robert Prien
Henry Prien
Donald Speth
Robert Grantow
Eastman
Chester
Duroes
Hampshires
Ed Mulcahy
Shropshire
Pen
Maynard Speth
Army plans stepped up NATO forces for faster defense
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization military committee opened with a push to build a larger integrated land sea and air force to counter Soviet threats. An American spokesman cited three factors driving momentum Koreas war, Bradley’s plea for action, and a smaller nation’s contribution. The group backed creating an integrated force an office of supreme commander and a supreme headquarters resembling SHAEF but left details on commander powers unresolved.
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Washington
North Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Omar Bradley
Committee For Action Now
Russia
Korea
Military Chiefs of Staff
Military Committee
SHAEF
Europe
Nine More Men Leave for Army
Less than 15 people and several officials gathered at Green county draft board to bid farewell to nine more county selectees headed for Fort Sheridan processing. The group included leaders Donald Erickson and Gladwyn Helmeid with members from Lafayette Grant and Iowa counties. Commander Heinzelman urged cooperation with army regulations as the bus departed at 9 a.m.
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Green County
Draft Board
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa County
Frank W. Heinzelman
American Legion
Walter M. Helgesen
Army
Air Force
Charles A. Booth
Donald F. Erickson
10Th Street
Gladwyn B. Helmeid
7Th Avenue
Max E. Keegan
Ernest O. Rufener
8Th Street
Alfred E. Rudhti
Browntown
Paul M. Grangaard
Brodhead
Charles E. Soddy
Donald L. Fahey
Belleville
Werner A. Banz
Darlington
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Milwaukee
Lafayette County
Lawrence Armstrong
Neil Brockmeyer
Cuba City
Cecil Clayton Jr
Belmont
Richard Douglas
Coral Erickson
Argyle
John Harwick
Shullsburg
Joseph Kennedy
Wayne Watson
Benton
Donald Flannery
Flannery
Lafayette Board
Charles Reed
Dorothy McKetrick
Monroe
Heinzelman
Montgomery Ward Names New Farm Store Manager
Named manager Donald E. Erickson promoted to lead the Montgomery Ward farm store. William Mautz, retail store manager, announced the change. Erickson has served nearly five years with the firm and replaces Otto Beasey, who transfers to the Kokomo Indiana store. Beasey departed this morning for his new position.
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Donald E. Erickson
Montgomery Ward
William Mautz
Erickson
Otto Beasey
Kokomo
Ind
Mr. Beasey
Jolson Comes Home For the Last Time
Hollywood mourns Al Jolson as he returns to Encino after dying in San Francisco. Funeral services are set for noon at Temple Israel Hollywood with Rabbi Max Nussbaum and Cantor Saul Silverman. Interment follows at Forest Lawn Glendale. Variety notes Jolson left over 4 million dollars largely to charity.
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Hollywood
al Jolson
Encino
San Francisco
Temple Israel
Hollywood Boulevard
Max Nussbaum
Saul Silverman
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Variety
Jolson
Royal Neighbors Honour Women At 50th Anniversary Event
Royal Neighbors will honor two 50 year members Mmes Ida L Fralich and Amelia F Dahms with pins at the 50th anniversary celebration. Miss Luella Borgenhagen will attend as guest as Browntown Judo Monticello lodge members join a 6 30 p m picnic supper and program.
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Ida L. Fralich
Amelia F. Dahms
Luella Borgenhagen
Browntown
Judo
Monticello
Ella Nanz
Oracle
Elsie Smith
Della Eley
Nellie Wells
Frank Grinnell
Lodge
Edwin Eschburger
Robert W. Kramer
Ida Share
Clark A. Kleckner
Nathalee Schultz
George C. Yeazel
Mmes
Gladwyn W. Perrigo
Fred P. Good
Minnie Roenneburg
Dewey A. Dwyer
Marie Rinehart
Outer Sentinel
John E. Steinman
Inner Sentinel
Emma_ Stoll
Marshall
Harold F. Pickett
Kenneth C. Kleckner
Albert A. Hirschbrunner
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Signal Steady Market From State Report
The Federal-State market news service notes Wisconsin American cheese market remains steady to firm with light supplies and good demand. Selling prices at state assembly points show single daisies 35 1 2 to 36. longhorns 36 to 36 1 2. square prints 36 4 to 36 1 2.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Re.l
Peiping reports troops advancing on secluded Tibet
Peiping radio says Chinese communists are moving to "free 3,000,000 Tibetans" and consolidate western borders. Report cites a dispatch from Chungking and cites Tibet as hostile to imperialists. Indian Foreign Ministry notes troop movements along the China Tibet border but no confirmation of invasion.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Tibet
Red Radio
Himalaya Mountains
Asia
China
Korea
New Delhi
Indian Foreign Ministry
China-Tibet
Red Army
Liberation
Chungking
People’s
Southern China
Communist Party of China
Southwest
Second Field Army
Mrs Will Hintz of Brodhead Died at Wisconsin General
Mrs Will Hintz 56 of Brodhead died at 1 30 am today at Wisconsin General hospital Madison after a lingering illness Born October 17 1894 in Medford she was named Frie Johanna Buehler Later married to Will Hintz March 15 1917 She leaves her husband a son Gilbert a daughter Mrs Dale Roenneburg two granddaughters four brothers and two sisters Services Friday 2 pm at St Peters Lutheran church Brodhead burial Greenwood cemetery New Comer funeral home in charge
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Brodhead
Will Hintz
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Medford
Wis
Frie
Johanna
Wilam
Elizabeth Gertz Buehler
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Mentor Kujath
Greenwood Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home
Waukesha Parolee Escapes County Jail
A parolee held in the county jail juvenile ward escaped today between 11 30 and noon through a newly opened fire exit door. Sheriff Matt Sollivan reported the exit door forced at noon. He left via a six inch gap leaving his coat behind.
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Esca
Waukesha
Matt Sollivan
Harvard appoints Dr Ralph Bunche as government professor
Harvard University today announced the appointment of Dr Ralph Bunche a United Nations official and Nobel Peace Prize winner as professor of government in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Harvard University Today
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
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Drive For ‘Liberation’ of
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Nussbaum Bay Center Market
Saalsaa
By Elton C. Fay
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Himalaya
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