Cardinals Fail To Elect Pope On Day Two
Vatican City reporters note black smoke from the Sistine Chapel on a second day of voting as cardinals fail to reach the two thirds needed for a pope. The crowd of tens of thousands watched as weathered signs and Vatican Radio reports fueled disappointment amid renewed smoke signals. Cardinal Mooney of Detroit died shortly before the conclave doors closed.
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Vatican City
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Radio
Vatican
Sigismondo Chigi
Callori di Vignale
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
Cheese infused filters eyed as new tobacco aid
Wisconsin officials say cheese may improve cigarette filters. Governor Vernon Thomson and Senator Alexander Wiley touted research showing a filter with powdered cheese could remove up to 85 percent of coal tar. Stuart Stebbings of De Pere developed the concept and has filed for a patent.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
Alexander Wiley
Stuart Stebbings
de Pere
Stebbings
Thomson and
Wiley
Mine Trapped Men At Bishop Coal Mine Virginia
In Bishop Virginia an undetermined disturbance trapped 22 miners at the Pocahontas Fuel Co Bishop mine No 34. None of the 166 other workers nearby were harmed and officials say ventilation remained intact aiding rescue hopes. The incident occurred in the dayheading section and is not yet labeled an explosion.
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Bishop
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Bishop Coal Mine
Bishop Works
Virginia-West Virginia
Luther
Budget Session Starts Tuesday
The County Board budget session begins tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the courthouse with elections for the highway commissioner, highway committee, teachers college board, school committee, and agricultural committee. A public hearing on the budget is set for 2 30 p.m. Thursday, with wage increase requests possible shaping the proposal.
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Teachers College Board
H. Eugene Segner
Edward Bidlingmaier
Will Spring
Ray Grady
J. R. Sehesser
John Coryell
Waldo Freitag
J. B. Scherer
Fred Baertschi
Willis Riemer
Highway and Sheriff's Department
District Attorney's Office
Lamboley Re elected As Advocate for KC
Former Green County judge Harold J. Lamboley, now in New Haven, Conn, was re elected supreme advocate of the Knights of Columbus at the Mexico City convention last week. He took the KC post in August 1953 and was named to the KC board of directors last August.
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Harold J. Lamboley
New Haven
Conn
The
Knights of Columbus
Mexico City
Lamboley
Green County
KC Board of Directors
Triple wedding at Nashua Little Brown Church
Three couples from Brodhead and nearby towns wed in a Saturday ceremony at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa pastor Rev Glenn L Utterback officiating The marriages followed the grooms ages Walter Hegi 24 Ernest Hegi 22 and Joe Henry William 21 with brides Judy Ann Hopper Glenda Ann Lewis Frances Virginia Hegi The event drew out of state guests and prompted talk of a future group honeymoon The couples planned to resume work after the ceremony.
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Brodhead
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
Glenn L. Utterback
Walter Hegi
Judy Ann Hopper
Orfordville
Ernest Robert Hegi
Glenda Ann Lewis
Monroe
Joe Henry William
Frances Virginia Hegi
Utterback
Duane Bliss
Ernest
Frances
Oaktron Industries Inc
Walter
Hanover
The
Vale
William Savage Pitts
Union
Rock County
Wis
Joe William
Beloit
Ernest Hegi
Hamilton Heads Soil Bank Setup
Thomas E. Hamilton will become director of the nation's soil bank program effective November 1, replacing his current post as deputy director. A Monticello native, he has long served in agriculture education and extension work and is married to Irma Zweifel with two children Thomas and Jane.
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Monticello
Thomas E. Hamilton
Nellie Zweifel
Soil Bank
Benson
Hamilton
Washington
Westfield
Belmont
Edgerton
Wisconsin Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
University of Wisconsin
Irma Zweifel
Thomas
University
Jane
Madison
Egan Seeks MacArthur To Lead Aurora Police
Aurora mayor Paul Egan proposed General Douglas MacArthur as temporary police chief to restore order in Aurora. He wired the wartime hero appealing for his service while noting World War II battles and urging acceptance to streamline and modernize the city’s police force.
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Aurora
Ill
Paul Egan
Douglas MacArthur
Egan
MacArthur
Remington Rand
Bataan
America
Woman Dies From Fumes In Kewaunee County Farm Home
Mrs. Betty Jane Bertrand 20 year old of Norman town dies as her husband is overcome by carbon monoxide fumes from a coal burning kitchen range in their Kewaunee County farm home on Sunday.
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Kewaunee
Betty Jane Bertrand
Norman
Campaigns Enter Final Week as Campaigns Push To End
President Eisenhower heads to Charleston and Pittsburgh as Republicans tout renewed strength In Michigan Nixon claims a dramatic upsurge in Republican support While Democrats mobilize criticisms of the administration in key states The Times notes Rockefeller leading Harriman in New York gubernatorial race and Hogan likely to beat Keating for the Senate in Manhattan
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Congress
Charleston
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Midwest
GOP
California
Nixon
Michigan
Minneapolis
Theodore Francis Green
D-Ri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Elizabeth
N. J
New York Times
Nelson Rockefeller
Averell Harriman
New York
the Times
Manhattan
Atty
Frank Hogan
Kenneth Keating
Senate
United Fund Total Advances to $9,015
Monroe's 1958 United Fund Drive nears the halfway point of $18,680 with a current tally of $9,015.30 representing 49 percent of the goal.
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United Fund
Monroe
Sporadic Red Barrages Near Quemoy Island Amid New Fire Schedule
Communist guns fired sporadically at the Quemoy complex on an alternating schedule the Reds announced. Nationalist reports note 1500 troops building across the coast and 560 more ground works near Matsu. Red naval activity reported in Amoy harbor with no clashes. Taiwan's George Yeh denies talk of reducing the 100000-man Quemoy garrison.
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Taipei
Quemoys
China
Reds
Nationalist
Tatan
Quemoy
Matsu
Peichiao Peninsula
Amoy Harbor
United States
George Yeh
Thomson Raps Nelson Claims in Wisconsin Governor Race
Gov. Vernon Thomson accused Democrats of bankrupting the state and urged a decisive Republican victory in the November election. Nelson campaigned intensely in Milwaukee, meeting about 1,500 voters and continuing nationwide outreach despite fatigue. Proxmire lauded Nelson as the best-qualified candidate, while Nash criticized Republican tactics and Fed rate paranoia amid the election discourse.
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Associated Press
Vernon Thomson
Milwaukee
Thomson
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Madison
Sen
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Phillip Nash
Nash
Wisconsin Rapids
Federal Reserve Fund
Washington
Adams Finally Leaves Office
Sherman Adams resigns after six years as President Eisenhower's top assistant. He announced on September 22 he would stay to ensure an orderly transfer, and left Friday after a farewell chat with the President. Hagerty confirmed the departure and said Adams returned to Lincoln New Hampshire. Political pressure rose as a House subcommittee probed his ties to Bernard Goldfine.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
White House
Eisnhower
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Lincoln
N. H
Hagerty
House
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Eye Safety Program Planned Wednesday By Industrial Division
The Green County Safety Council industrial division will sponsor a Wednesday night program at 6 30 p.m. with dinner at Idle Hour Mansion to stress eyesight safety. Alan L Davis of Oaktron chairs the plan and about 70 area industrial firm representatives are expected. Participants will be blindfolded for 30 minutes and hear a Let s Pretend phase with records and kits provided. Murdock Pryor of Allen Bradley Milwaukee and Richard Lutz of Falk Milwaukee are featured. Eugene Weaver of Monroe chairs the event.
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Green County Safety Council
Idle Hour
Alan L. Davis
Oaktron
Industrial Safety Group
Murdock Pryor
Allen-Bradley Co
Milwaukee
State Safety Council
Richard Lutz
Falk Co
Eugene Weaver
Monroe
Alfred Arn 85 Monticello dairyman dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Alfred Arn 85 retired from farming in January died at 2 05 a m at his Monticello home after a cerebral hemorrhage. A Swiss born cheese maker he came to America at 18 and worked in Green County before farming east of Monticello and later Adams Township. Surviving are his wife six sons six daughters 24 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Zwingli church with burial in Highland cemetery.
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Monticello
Alfred Arn
Mr. Arn
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Jacob and
Verena Mosmann Arn
America
Green County
Stadel
Canton Zurich
Marie Goodman
Farmers Grove
Adams Township
Herman
Wilbert
Lawrence
Clarence
Pewaukee
Norman
Albany
Melvin
Portland
Ore
Sylvia Moritz
Dean Hilliard
Monroe
Hilda
Newark
N. J
Claire Hudson
Colonia
Robert Linden
Chicago
Lorraine
Milwaukee
Irma Helen
Walter
Christ Bringold
Sam Luchsinger
Gottfred
John
Fred
Ernest
Adolph
Zwingli Church
Walter Anderson
Assembly of God Church
Highland Cemetery
Voegeli Funeral Home
Stock List Uneven During Heavy Trade
New York trading session ended with an irregular market and a slightly lower close. Active activity saw leading issues gain about a point while some shares declined up to two points, underscoring a downtrend.
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New York
Monroe Mayor declines veto on Wells property purchase
Mayor Victor N. Schiller said he would not veto the Wells building purchase by the City Council but would withhold his signature from the measure. City Atty. Arthur C. Benkett said the proposal will take effect without the mayor's signature, as earlier rent-loss compensation also went into effect. The council approved an 8 to 0 vote to buy for city offices and facilities, while the mayor urged a referendum and broader planning for Monroe's future development.
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Victor N. Schiller
Wells
Arthur C. Benkett
Monroe
Plan Commission
Grain futures dip on Chicago Board of Trade
All corn and most soybean futures contracts fell to new season low prices in a generally weak market on the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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