Cola G Parker Urges Self-Reliance Against Government Dependence
Cola G Parker, incoming NAM president and former Kimberly-Clark chair, addresses about 300 Monroe Chamber members urging a revival of personal freedom and self-reliance. He warns high federal spending and taxes threaten liberty, cites Supreme Court cautions on federal funds, and calls for a renewed personal practice of freedom. The gathering included remarks by local officials and a reception for the Parkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Turner Hall
Cola G. Parker
Parker
National Association of Manufacturers
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Neenah
Chamber
Myron Babler
Paul C. Kehle
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Sigma Alpha Sorority
Kimberly-Clark
New York City
E. C. Hamilton
Chambers of Commerce
Ife
Term of Court Ends in Green County
The fall term of Circuit Court in Green County disposed of all eight cases on the calendar without jury involvement. Judge Harry S. Fox pledged cases. several were continued, pleas entered, or transferred to juvenile court. The next term is set for the fourth Monday in February next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Harry S. Fox
Janesville
Richard Lee Feller
Monticello
William Busjahn
Browntown
James McIntyre
Lodi
McIntyre
Fox
Merrill E. Moore
Justice Court
Vera
Otto Schoenrock
Robert Prien
Rural Mutual Casualty Insurance Co
Gerald E. Sawdey
George H. Schwenk
Cheese Makers Mutual Casualty Co
Ralph Riegel
Dwight Burri
Lena Babler
Fred D. Duerst
Fred M. Sanders
Explosions Loosen Rock At Ludlow Hotel Site
Traffic stopped and pedestrians warned as Cheese man Construction Co used dynamite to loosen rock for the Ludlow hotel excavation. Foreman E L Cheeseman said blasts would continue through the afternoon, with two sticks per blast and about 100 sticks used by 1 p.m. They aim to gain 13 inches more depth for the basement and foundation of two new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeseman Construction Co
Ludlow
E. L. Cheeseman
Violent squalls lash the Eastern Seaboard
A string of fast moving storms struck Virginia to Massachusetts bringing gusts up to 110 miles per hour and causing seven deaths. Tornado like winds toppled trees and damaged buildings while a Fergusonville New York barn collapsed, and New York City saw temperatures plunge during the rush hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seaboard
Virginia
Massachusetts
Weather Bureau
Fergusonville
N. Y
Ray Hawley
New York City
False alarm at local fire station prompts brief response
Firefighters rushed to the scene at 2:30 p.m. today after a reported fire alarm. Upon arrival, they found no fire and determined the interruption in the circuit triggered the false alarm. cause of the interruption remains undetermined.
State Report Hails Salk Vaccine Success In Curbing Paralytics
Wisconsin State Board of Health reports the Salk vaccine greatly reduces polio. Among 181,121 eligible children, 95,649 received vaccine. 15 paralytic cases in vaccinated vs 115 in unvaccinated, and 31 non paralytic in vaccinated vs 123 unvaccinated. Overall 46 paralytic and non paralytic cases in vaccinated vs 238 in unvaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Green Bay Mayor Bans Reporter From City Council Meeting
Mayor Otto Rachals ordered a Green Bay finance committee meeting closed to the press saying reporters had no right to be inside. The council panel took no vote on excluding the press as the mayor asserted his rights to limit access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Rachals
Police Seek Clues in Chicago Triple Slaying
Chicago police plan to seek information at special school assemblies as the investigation into the October 16 deaths of John Schuessler 13 Anton Schuessler 11 and Robert Peterson 14 stalls. Two men were questioned after cars matching the suspects’ description were found. A $30,000 reward pool includes $10,000 from the city and $10,000 from Cook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Woods Forest Preserve
Cook County
John Schuessler
Anton Jr
Robert Peterson
Forest Preserve
Malcolm Peterson
Anton Schuessler
State's Air Guard Displays Readiness
Two Wisconsin Air National Guard squadrons demonstrated readiness in a nationwide alert from Colorado Springs. At Gen Billy Mitchell Field Milwaukee and Truax Field Madison no aircraft were scrambled. pilots said two fighters could have been airborne within five minutes and 18 from Milwaukee and 10 from Madison within 90 minutes.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Air National Guard
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gen
Billy Mitchell Field
Truax Field
Madison
Mock Trial Set for Nov 14 With Senior Students
A county wide mock trial will be held in the Courthouse on Monday November 14 to teach high school seniors court procedure. Judge Harry Fox will preside as Royal Voegels, R Finley Barry and others act as lawyers and a jury drawn from seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Bar Association
Monroe High School
Ann
Minnesota State of Association
John Pongicsanyi
Monticello
Jon Dannerbeck
Curtis Wagner
Carol Ridnour
Frederick Ainsworth
John Jeglum
Delores Marty
Monroe
Harry Fox
Circuit Court
Royal Voegels
R. Finley Barry
F. Earl Lamboley
County Bar
Minor W. Anderson
Red Oak
NATO Session Sets Stage for Geneva Talks
Paris reports NATO foreign ministers endorsed the shared U S France and Britain stance for the Geneva Big Four meeting. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay outlined the western memorandum on German reunification European security disarmament and East West relations with emphasis on improving the Geneva atmosphere and openness across the Iron Curtain.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
France
Britain
Geneva
NATO
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmilland
Antoine
Dulles
Germany
Macmillan
U. N
U. N. Ly
Pinay
Big Four
Europe
Kremlin
Canada
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Eisenhower
Children’s Aid Campaign Opens in Green County Drive
The annual letter appeal for the Children’s Service Society of Green County aims to raise funds this week. Monroe committee members include chairman Rodney O. Kittelsen and treasurer Miss Marie Blum. contributions go to Miss Blum at the First National Bank. The statewide non sectarian agency, in its 66th year, operates with a volunteer board and offices in Eau Claire Green Bay Madison Milwaukee Racine and Wausau, and places children who cannot live with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Tschudy
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Cola G. Parker
Neenah
Turner Hall
Parker
Monroe
National Association of Manufacturers
Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago
Times
Children’s Service Society
Green County
Monroe Committee
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Marie Blum
John J. Burkhard
Dwight Crandall
Rose H. Johnson
May L. Luchsinger
L. A. Moore
Edward A. Ninneman
Frank A. Shriner
First National Bank
Children’s Service
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Madison
Milwaukee
Racine
Wausau
Siamese Twin Girls Succumb at Madison
Siamese twin girls born here early Sunday died last night. They had a shared single heart and weighed about nine pounds at birth. The infants were joined at the abdomen but otherwise appeared well formed. Hospital officials did not release the family’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Eden Faces House of Commons Test Over Royal Romance and Burgess Affair
London Parliament returns to a barrage of questions for Prime Minister Eden on Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend romance and on Burgess and Maclean the two British diplomats who fled to the Soviet Union. Labor seeks repeal of the Royal Marriage Act of 1772. Parliament may order a committee to investigate the espionage case.
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London
Eden
R. A. Butler
Britain
Labor Party
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Soviet Union
Marcus Lipton
Townsend
Margaret
Church of England
Daily Sketch
The
Daily Express
John Lowther
Burgess
Maclean
Commons
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Wisconsin cheese market shows steady overall tone with fair to good demand. Longhorns in short supply while state brand quality remains ample. prices range 32 to 44 percent moisture with offerings for other styles and dairy products, including single daisies and midgets, around 34 to 44 percent moisture and 36 to 36.12 dollars per hundredweight.
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Cheese Mart
Steady Madison
Wisconsin
Sister Nurse Transferred for Polio Care at St Clare
Sister M Firma, a registered nurse trained in polio care, is reassigned to the pediatrics ward at St Clare hospital. She came from Fond du Lac after six years training and spent 23 years in Hays Kansas. In 1941 she completed a six month Sister Kenney course at University Hospital Minneapolis. The hospital houses polio equipment including an iron lung donated by the VFW post and several Monahan respirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Firma
St. Clare Hospital
VFW Post
Times
M. Bernard
Fond du Lac
Hays
Kas
University Hospital
Minneapolis
Annetta Bradley 75 Monroe resident dies in hospital
Mrs. Annetta Bradley 75 of 1014 23rd avenue Monroe died at 6 30 am in a Monroe hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. Native of Oneco Township Illinois born May 3 1880 she married William Peck and after his death married John Bradley. She leaves five children eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren with services Thursday at 2 pm at Stuessy funeral home. Reverend C C Warfel of Grace Lutheran church will officiate burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Annetta Bradley
23Rd Avenue
Monroe
Oneco Township
Stephenson
County
Ill
Bradley
Frederick
Sarah Moore Winter
William Peck
Orangeville
John Bradley
Galena
Aurora
CES
Freeport
Gertrude Mackey
Dixon
W. H. Peck
Jack Stafford
Nelson Peck
Rockford
Kathryn Peck
Chicago
Grace Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Stock List Displays Mixed Trade Pattern
New York markets opened mixed as the stock index slipped from a higher level led by steels and aircrafts. Gains reached about a point in early action before profit taking trimmed some advances after seven straight sessions up. Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel rose while Bethlehem faded after early strength. Aircraft makers including Douglas United Boeing North American Aviation and General Dynamics posted gains of around a point or more.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas
United
Boeing
North American Aviation
General Dynamics
Heart Attack Kills Former Badger Athlete
Guy M. Sundt aged 57 longtime Wisconsin athletic director and former all around athlete died of a heart attack. Sundt 31 years with UW athletic department won eight letters in football track and basketball during 1918 19 20 21. He later coached at Ripon College before returning to UW as freshman football coach and assistant track coach. He was born February 8 1898 in Stoughton.
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Madison
Guy M. Sundt
University of Wisconsin
Sundt
Madison General Hospital
University
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Stoughton
Ath
Monroe Community Figures Remember Sundt and Kubly
Visited Here Often Guy Sundt, a friend to many through frequent Monroe visits, attended a Wisconsin Student Welfare Foundation event for UW coaching staff at Monroe Country Club this summer. He was a close friend of Raymond R. Kubly, longtime Monroe leader and former president of the New Club, with ties to the high school coaching staff and Kiwanis events.
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Guy Sundt
Monroe
Wisconsin Student Welfare Foundation
Monroe Country Club
Raymond R. Kubly
Monroe High School
Sundt Named Wisconsin Athletic Director After Stuhldreher Exit
Sundt becomes athletic director at the University of Wisconsin following Stuhldreher’s resignation in 1950. Ivy Williamson is named head football coach. Sundt, a former UW player and All-America honorable mention, had held multiple coaching posts under Jones and Stuhldreher and directed state high school basketball and track meets since 1926. He leaves a wife, two children, and several siblings, with funeral services set at First Congregational Church in Madison.
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Letic
Thomas Jones
Harry Stuhldreher
Stuhldreher
Sundt
Ivy Williamson
Deane Page
Ann
Percy
Janesville
Arthur
Ft. Atkinson
Hector
Elmhurst
Ill
Alfred
Stoughton
Edward Tisdale
Detroit
First Congregational Church
Madison
Alfred W. Swan
Frautschi
Williamson
E. B. Fred
Guy Lowman
John Richard
Walter Camp
Walter Eckersall
Meysman, 79, Brodhead, Dies in St. Clare Hospital
Joseph Meysman of Brodhead died at 8 55 a m today in St. Clare hospital where he had been a medical patient since October 19. Services for Mr Meysman are pending.
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Joseph Meysman
Route 3
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Meysman
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American Cancer Society Board of Directors
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Children’s Aid
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