Three youths arraigned in county court for break in case
Harley Duerst 18 New Glarus received a reformatory term of from one to three years at Green Bay for the Waefler Pure Oil station break in. Marvin Kramer 19 route 2 was ordered held for mental observation while James Williams 17 route 4 pleaded not guilty pending review by attorney F Earl Lamboley. Williams bond was set to 2000. The trio confessed a weekend crime spree across Missouri and Iowa involving gasoline and oil theft.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Harley Duerst
New Glarus
Green Bay
Matt Solliran
Marvin Kramer
Madison
Fritz Kant
Arnold Soucek
James Williams
Route 4
F. Earl Lamboley
Justice Court of L. A
Widow Mrs Huggler of Juda Dies at 68
Mrs Ulrich Huggler, 68, Juda, died at St. Clare hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage after five months illness. Born Elizabeth Strauss in Interlaken Switzerland, she came to the U S in 1883, married twice, last to Ulrich Huggler in 1919. She leaves a husband, two sons, a daughter, two sisters and six brothers. Funeral services Monday at Juda Baptist church conducted by Rev C J Tingley, burial Mt Vernon cemetery.
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Ulrich Huggler
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Elizabeth Strauss
Interlaken
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Christian
Rosa Frick Strauss
United States
Monroe
William Pengra
Marshall Pengra
Sylvester Township
Harold Huggler
Milwaukee
Ervin Elmer
Caroline Morris
Beloit
Rose Legler
New Glarus
Chris Strauss
Browntown
Fred
John
Polo
Jil
Sam
Dakota
Ernest
Chicago
Gottfried
Bertha
Shriner-Neushwander
Juda Baptist Church
C. J. Tingley
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Truman to Address Nov. 4 in St Louis Campaign Push
President Truman will make a major campaign speech at Kiel Auditorium in St Louis on Saturday November 4 to support Democratic congressional candidates. The White House said radio time for the address will be provided by the Democratic National Committee and that this is his sole major effort for the party before the November 7 election. He will vote in Independence Missouri on the way to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Truman
St. Louis
Kiel Auditorium
Charles G. Ross
Democratic National Committee
White House
Independence
Monroe Gains Tie for Southern 10 Title With Stoughton Win
Monroe defeated Stoughton 13 to 7 to secure at least a share of the Southern 10 championship as Portage remained the only team with a mathematical chance. Dick Blanc ran 98 yards on an interception for Monroe’s first TD and later connected with Fred Bucb for a second score. Stoughton fought back with a first-half touchdown by Jim Leslie and repeatedly pressured Monroe’s defense in thick fog.
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Monroe
Stoughton
Portage
Baraboo
Dick Blanc
Cheesemakers
Fred Bucb
Viking
Leif Holm
Gay Steensrud
Blanc
LaVerne Schmerse
Gary Scherer
Ludwig Zoller
Ken Norton
Bob Marty
Bill Beach
Jack Andereck
Robertson
Rudy Speich
Ken Davis
Speich
King Gustaf of Sweden Weakens as Illness Advances
A medical bulletin reports 92 year old King Gustaf's physical strength waning while his mind remains clear and heart functions fairly well. The royal family stays close as subjects fear the illness will not be overcome, following a long period of weariness and breathing trouble from chronic bronchial catarrh.
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Stockholm
Gustaf
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf
Farm income set to rise to near record in 1951
The Agriculture Department projected 1951 gross farm income at about 35 billion dollars, up at least 10 percent from 31.8 billion this year and just below the 1948 peak. Net income likely to rise 15 percent or more but still below 1947 and 1948 highs. Cash receipts could reach roughly 30.5 billion, with production expenses about 18.5 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Four Held at Beloit In Horse Betting Raid
State beverage tax department agents and Beloit police raided the Scheibel and Lyons billiard parlor and tavern arresting four men on horse betting charges. Officers seized betting forms and a money box containing 7000 dollars, which was later returned. Arrested mover Harold E. Scheibel, 54, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
State Beverage Tax Department
Scheibel and Lyons Billiard
Harold E. Scheibel
United States proposes $250 million aid for Philippines reforms
Washington unveiled a five year economic aid package valued at 250 million dollars to the Philippines contingent on sweeping government reforms. The plan aims to bolster reforms and support the island republic in its developmental efforts.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Manpower Overhaul Urged For Draft To Meet 3 Million Force
Washington experts say over the next five to ten years most 18 to 22 year olds will serve two to three years. A universal military training system and a long range overhaul are proposed to sustain a 3,000,000 man armed force and provide 1,000,000 yearly entrants into the regular services.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Congressional Committee
United States
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Dynamite Load Catches Fire in Wisconsin Blaze
A trailer carrying 19 tons of dynamite caught fire near Maples Wisconsin and was destroyed without an explosion. The truck driver was Anthony W. Nicholas of New Britton Minnesota.
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Maples
Wis
Anthony W. Nicholas
New Britton
Minn
Eisenhower Ready For Any Duty Call
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told President Truman he is willing to accept any uniformed assignment but said no direct proposal had been made for him to command North Atlantic forces. He noted he is always available for duty and indicated no plan to alter his actions for 1952.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
North Atlantic
White House
Eisenhower
Western Europe
Europe
George C. Marshall
Halloween Parade Plans In County Banned Vandalism
Halloween events are planned by schools clubs and groups across the county with police and sheriff warning that vandalism will not be tolerated. A local parade and party for children is set for 5 30 pm and routes include the square and Lincoln gym.
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J. H. Schwaiger
Schwaiger
Matt Sollivan
Monroe
Wisconsin High
Lincoln Gym
Monticello Commercial Club
Monticello
Darlington
New Glarus
Two Wisconsin Boys Win Carnegie Medals For Heroic Rescues
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded bronze medals to Richard Eslinger and Donald Sweetland of Wisconsin for risking their lives in rescues. Eslinger, 12, of Boyd, saved a 10-year-old from a burning cabin on March 12, 1950. Sweetland, 13, of Waukesha, saved farmer Jess Biegemann from an enraged bull on February 4, 1950.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Wisconsin
Richard T. Eslinger
Route 2
Boyd
Donald A. Sweetland
Waukesha
Eslinger
Sweetland
Roger Licht
Licht
Lodge Centennial Starts Tomorrow
Centennial observance of William A. Smith lodge No. 123 F and A M begins tomorrow at 8 PM in Monroe high school auditorium. Dr. Preston Bradley will speak, Herbert Ainsworth reads the lodge history, Beloit Acacia male chorus performs, and tickets are sold out for a capacity crowd. A Masonic family night is planned next month with a charter ceremony on December 13 marking 100 years.
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William A. Smith Lodge
A. M
Monroe High School
Preston Bradley
Chicago
Herbert Ainsworth
Lodge
Beloit Acacia
Stewart F. Kingston
Stock Market Edges Higher in Brief Trade
The New York market rose slowly with many issues steady or dipping slightly. Gains were mostly under a dollar, with about 700000 shares traded in two hours and higher prices for U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Armco General Motors Chrysler and United Aircraft.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Armco
General Motors
Chrysler
United Aircraft
Kohler Charges Bogus Vote Plot
Republican governor candidate Walter Kohler accuses Waukesha county precinct workers of registering citizens without consent and warns of phantom voters. He claims Wisconsin Democrats would cast ballots for unknowing residents if election-law violations were not exposed by Republicans. The piece notes rival Carl Thompson in the November race.
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Associated Press
Waukesha County
Democrat
Walter Kohler
Dousman
Wisconsin
Kohler
Thompson
Carl Thompson
Senator Wiley to Speak on Court House Square Monday
Senator Alexander Wiley will visit here Monday for a campaign talk at 2 30 p m on the court house square and to meet with local Republican workers. He will then travel to Brodhead for another speech.
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Alexander Wiley
Court House Square
Brodhead
Wisconsin politics and 1950 campaign rhetoric
Democrat party figures attack Republican fiscal policy and push reforms while Senator Alexander Wiley urges relentless campaign energy. Kohler cites registration schemes in Waukesha. Reuss backs a short ballot. Wiley criticizes Democrats and appeals in Janesville and Stoughton.
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Wisconsin
Waukesha
Kohler
Thompson
Manitowoc
Henry Reuss
Reuss
Wiley
Collision damages car on 17th Avenue injuring none
A crash at 9 51 a m in the 500 block of 17th avenue damaged the car of Jack E Schlichting 1822 10th street. The other vehicle was driven by Morris Crotty Browntown. Police estimated Schlichting’s car damage over 50 dollars.
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17Th Avenue
Jack E. Schlichting
10Th Street
Morris Crotty
Browntown
Schlichting
New Resistance Slows Allied Advance Near Korea Front
Allied forces face renewed Red resistance as Korea war efforts push toward the Manchurian border. U S Marines near Wonsan suffer heavy losses in ambush while forces advance 45 to 55 miles from Manchuria. Chinese troops and North Korean remnants bolster frontline defences as commanders say no fixed advance limit exists.
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Seoul
United Nations Mopup
Wonsan
U. S. Eighth Army
Manchurian
Rok
Yalu River
Korea
Reds
Walton H. Walker
U. S
Eighth Army
Earle E. Partridge
Fifth Air Force
Walker
Leif Erickson
North Korea
Red Army
Republic of Korea
Tom Lambert
Bem Price
Lambert
Price
56Th Special Unit
Eighth Chinese Red Army
Yalu River Boundary
Red
Kim Il Sung
Erickson
U. N
MacArthur
Asia
U. S. First Marine Division
Kojo
Stan Swinton
U. S. 24Th Division
Kasan
Blind director dies in Hot Springs at 73
Taylor J. Ashford, 73, reportedly the nation’s only blind band director, died in Hot Springs. Blinded at 14 in a hunting accident, he organized and directed numerous high school and college bands in Arkansas Tennessee and Oklahoma.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Taylor J. Ashford
Ashford
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
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Bing
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Fred Burgy
Bing Crosby
Nancy
Wisconsin State Journal
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Jim Weakley
Weakley
Green County
Charles E. Soddy
Werner A. Banz
Gladwyn B. Helmeid
7Th Avenue
Alfred E. Rudhti
Donald F. Erickson
Max E. Keegan
Donald L. Fahey
Belleville
Paul M. Grangaard
Ernest O. Rufener
8Th Street
Rufener
Times
Janesville
America
U.S
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