Banquet Honors Retiring Air Reserve Lt Col Marvin
Lt Col Marvin of the 9656th volunteer air reserve training group in Monroe retires after 38 years on active and inactive duty. He was honored at a Grant's Maple Grove Inn dinner with officers including Lt Col Hahlen and Maj Wedesky attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marvin
Air Force Reserve
Robert Hahlen
Marvin
Charles Dimmick
VART
Madison
Times
Grant
Maple Grove Inn
Col. Marvin
9656Th Volunteer Air Reserve Training Group
Monroe
Jacksonville
Fla
William Marvin
Signal Corps
University of Texas
Mt. Klemens
Mich
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Savanna Air Force Base
Georgia
McDill Air Base
Tampa
Col
Sydney
Australia
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Far East Air Forces
Hollandia
Far East Command
San Diego
Calif
Dyersburg
Tenn
Ft. Dix
N. J
Lynchburg
Western Auto
Goodmiller
Tenth Air Force Headquarters
John
Air Force Rotc
University of Wisconsin
Barbara
Hahlen
Paul Voegeli
Monticello
William Wedesky
Opein Matzke
Lawrence Ao
George) Wells
Donovan Otteson
Willard Mauerman
George Schindler
Perry Power Jr
Herbert T. Johnson Named to State Education Group
Herbert T. Johnson president of the Board of Education has been appointed as a member of the education committee for the Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce. Johnson received notice of his appointment from Clinton F. Karstaedt, longtime associate with The Monroe Evening Times and former Beloit Daily News co publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert T. Johnson
Board of Education
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Clinton F. Karstaedt
Education
Karstaedt
Monroe Evening Times
Beloit Daily News
Godfrey Fires Three in Radio Television Show
A co producer orchestra leader and announcer were fired from Arthur Godfrey’s staff with no stated reasons. CBS announced twelve firings by Godfrey in just over six months as he refused to discuss motives. The trio Larry Puck Jerry Bresler and George Bryan reported their dismissals occurred while Godfrey toured Harrisburg Pennsylvania for a national horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
CBS
Harrisburg
Larry Puck
Jerry Bresler
George Bryan
Jensen Reveals Retirement Plans for County Post
N. C. Jensen, county highway commissioner for seven years, will not seek re election at the County Board session beginning November 15. He notes a desire to retire and travel, with no official candidates yet for the post. Eugene Segner and Olin Flisram are uncertain or not interested. Edward Bidlingmaier was busy with New Glarus relocation work and unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Jensen
Jensen
Highway Committee
Herman W. Kohn
Eugene Segner
Highway Department
Olin Flisram
Edward Bidlingmaier
Glarus
Albany youths injured as gun shell explodes
Two Albany brothers Howard Flood and William Flood Jr. received minor powder burns when a shell exploded in their shotgun during a hunting trip near Albany this morning. Albany village marshal Clement Lowl took the youths to Monroe for treatment. the men reportedly were trying to eject a jammed shell when it fired, a sawed segment narrowly missed William’s head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Howard Flood
William Flood Jr
Clement
Ole) Lowl
Monroe
William
Corn Prices Jump On Government Support Hopes
Corn futures rose on the Board of Trade as traders anticipated imminent government action to bolster prices. Prices climbed about four cents at one point fueled by the report of possible government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Crash Kills Glen Hinds and Injures Two
Glen Hinds 61 of 1037 4th avenue died in a three car crash on Highway 26 north of Freeport. Two others were injured one critically. coroner plans an inquest after recovery. Zimmerman 22 of Orangeville and Richart 29 of Rock City were injured. Jaeger 61 of Freeport unhurt. Hinds was a Freeport janitor and WWI veteran with a family and military burial planned.
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Glen Hinds
4Th Avenue
Freeport
Eugene F. Burke
Stephenson County
Hinds
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Burke
Zimmerman
Travis Zimmerman
Orangeville
Deaconness Hospital
Ralph Richart
Rock City
Art Jaeger
Route 3
Pass
Jaeger
Monroe
Egyptians Kidnap Two Israeli Police in Border Raid
An Egyptian military force penetrated the El Auja Nitzana demilitarized zone near the Sinai border and occupied an Israeli police post at Beerotayim. An Israeli police officer was killed, three were wounded, and two were kidnapped before the Egyptians withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
el Auja-Nitzana
Beerotayim
Sinai
Times warns Princess Margaret marriage could divide loyalties
The Times editorial warned that a marriage between Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend would cause division among loyal subjects. It urged the princess to value duty and happiness in a spiritual sense. The piece frames the issue amid royal visit news and Parliament questions on the Royal Marriage Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Times
Margaret
Peter Townsend
the Times
Royal Air Force
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
Townsend
Elizabeth II
Nigeria
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Edinburgh
West Africa
RAF
Alan
House of Commons
Labor
Marcus Lipton
Eden
Mock Trial Practicum Uses Accident Films For Jury Selection
Principals and alternates in a county wide mock trial viewed accident films from seven cameras to mirror the dispute. Plaintiffs John Ponyicsanyi and William Escher contend with Curtis Wagner and Wesley Falk for the defense as peers observe the proceedings. Circuit Judge Harry S. Fox will preside and the Green County Bar Association sponsors the event with a $105 damages claim at stake. A bar meeting also discussed a new platting law allowing automatic approval if no objections are filed within 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Finley Barry
Royal Voegels
Monticello
John Ponyicsanyi
William Escher
Curtis Wagner
Wesley Falk
Jon Dannerbeck
Mary Ann Frautschy
John Jeglum
Rodney Becker
Delores Marty
Cecelia Grawehr
Carol Ridnour
Nancy Stauffacher
Frederick Ainsworth
William Lanz
Harry S. Fox
Janesville
Green County Bar Association
Marygold Melli
State Judicial Council
Government Cuts Dairy Price Support Cut Downgrade in Holdings
Government holdings of butter cheese and dried milk have fallen sharply after the 90 to 75 percent parity cut on April 1 1954. The agriculture department cites reduced stock plus industry promotion as easing the dairy situation while public consumption rises and losses exceed 850 million dollars since 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
Department
Benson
Meysman Rites Will Be Friday
Services for Joseph Meysman 79 of Brodhead will be Friday at 9 30 a m in St Rose Church Brodhead with Rev Wilfred J Schuster officiating Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead He was born in Knokke Belgium Jan 28 1876 came to America in 1902 lived in Superior since 1932 on the farm of Mrs Anna Fairman He left no immediate survivors Friends may call at Everson funeral home Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Hinds
Perry
William
Eleanor Green Hinds
Clara Zorgdrager
Spirit Lake
Argyle
Monroe
Freeport
Nellie Justice
Louisville
Harold
Rose Ellis
Spruce Lake
Saskatchewan
Canada
Clifford Hinds
Ohio
Cecil Ellis
Gladys
Marie
Ray
Shriner-Neushwander
Glen H. Ridnour
Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Brodhead
Joseph Meysman
St. Clare Hospital
St. Rose’s Catholic Church
Wilfred J. Schuster
Mr. Meysman
Knokke
Belgium
America
Superior
Anna Fairman
Everson Funeral Home
Selma Policeman Bailey Dies After Self Inflicted Shot
William D. Bailey 32 year old suspended Selma police officer who was charged with setting fire to a Negro's house in Selma last week shot himself to death in a car Perry County Coroner Walter Anderson reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ala
William D. Bailey
Selma
Perry Ee
Walter Anderson
Pure Milk Products Co operative endorses dairy controls
At Fond du Lac 1500 delegates approved a plan to accept government price parity of 100 percent and a follow on 90 percent parity with direct subsidies. Resolutions urged universal participation across producers, adequate government dairy reserves, and subsidized farmer dividends from surplus sales abroad. A third resolution criticized Benson parity formulas. Officers and board were elected, with Sen. Wiley visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Co-Op
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Donald Yelman
Campbellsport
William Groves
Lodi
Ronald Chasey
New Richmond
Gordon Sefeldt
Vandyne
John Huber
Oxford
Sundt’s Pallbearers To Be UW Associates
Madison UW athletic department associates will be pallbearers for Guy M. Sundt 57 who died Tuesday of a heart attack Sundt held the athletic post since 1950 Services will be at 11 a m at the First Congregational church Pallbearers named include George Lanphear Harold E Foster John J Walsh Arthur Mansfield John Hickman Russell Rippe William Aspinwall and Ivan Williamson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Sundt
University of Wisconsin
First Congregational Church
Madison
Sundt
Monroe
Bright University of Wisconsin Athletic Department Associates
George Lanphear
Harold E. Foster
John J. Walsh
Arthur Mansfield
John Hickman
Russell Rippe
William Aspinwall
Ivan Williamson
Accountant Harrington Named to Lead Internal Revenue
Russell Chase Harrington, a Providence native and Ernst and Ernst partner, is expected to become internal revenue commissioner about December 1. The Treasury announced Secretary Humphrey recommends Harrington to President Eisenhower. he will replace T. Coleman Andrews of Richmond and resign from his firm and Chamber of Commerce roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russell Chase Harrington
New
Cleveland
Harrington
Providence
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Humphrey
Internal Revenue
Geneva
Interior McKay
Sherman Adams
Secretary of Treasury
Russell C. Harrington
R. I
T. Coleman Andrews
Halloween Events In Monroe Planned For Monday Night
The city schedules a Halloween parade from Lincoln School to Monroe High and back with films and prizes at Lincoln gym. Younger children join a 6:30 parade, seniors attend dances at Lincoln gym and Chalet Theater, with a midnight film. Organized by the Junior Chamber with local boards and councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Purdy
Lincoln School
Monroe High School
Lincoln Gymnasium
Peterson
Chalet Theater
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Park Board
Monroe Youth Council
Robert Hardell
Robert G. Zach
Frank C. Stiles
Freeman Mills
Parade
W. Harris Gempler
Robert R. Rosa
Donna Gustafson
William Carter
Griffith Improving but Remains Critical in Hospital
Washington Senators president Clark Griffith, 85, was reported to be progressively better but remained on the critical list at Georgetown University Hospital after a week as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Georgetown University Hospital
Eisenhower Invites Soviet Response At Geneva Talks
President Eisenhower in a Fitzsimons hospital statement urged Soviet Russia to match American conciliatory efforts at Geneva. He hopes the four power talks will advance German reunification and end barriers to peace, praising a possible new spirit seen at the Geneva summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
Germany
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Dulles
Europe
Soviet Union
Wisconsin Cheese Market Sees Steady Demand and Higher Prices
The Wisconsin American cheese market is steady with fair to good demand. longhorns are in light to short supply while other styles are ample. Prices at state assembly points list 32%-34% moisture daisies 35.14-36.86% and longhorns 36-36.5% with midgets 36.4-37.14%. Domestic Swiss market shows fractionally higher prices and solid Grade A demand. Grade C offerings are ample with Grade B at 38-40 and Grade C at 35-37.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Meysman
PMP
UW Associates
Andrews
Garnett D. Horner
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Horner
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Great Britain
France
Republic of West Germany
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