One Way Plan Of City Parking Proposed By Officials
City leaders including Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie and members of the city Planning Commission Chamber of Commerce and county officials met to discuss state plans for rerouting highways and bypass construction around Monroe. The group favored a one way street system and curbside parking regulations as short term relief while supporting long range bypasses that would route Highway 69 around the west side of town. A follow up meeting with state planner Henry M Ford is scheduled to review zoning maps and ordinances for area extensions and further parking proposals.
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Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
State Planning Division
Monroe
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
State Highway Department
Dinwiddie
Dunwiddie
Fred Galli
Floyd W. Matzke
Roger L. Elmer
Herman L. Schindler
Robert G. Rote
Bruce M
Council
Danes and Iraq Dairymen Visit Wisconsin Dairy Leaders
An international dairy delegation from Denmark and Iraq visits Green County led by W G Bryan to study milk hygiene and the U S dairy industry. They meet local agents and tour Lakeshire Martin Milwaukee Cheese and Figs farm, arriving Oct 24 on the Queen Mary and leaving Nov 29.
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Denmark
Bagdad
Iraq
Green County
W. G. Bryan
U. S. Agriculture Department
Vermont
Ohio
Monroe Area
Mutual Security Agency
Department of Agriculture and
Land Grant Colleges
Circuit Court Room
Leslie F. Huber
Mamie Tillema
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Myron E. Jeglum
Lakeshire-Marty
Milwaukee Cheese Co
William Figs
Jordan Township
N. H. Larsan
Ministery of Agriculture
S. P. Fisker
P. V. Hempler
City Health Laboratory
E. A. V. Jorgensen
Eric Larsen
Neils Mortensen
A. L. Rasmussen
Jens Pedersen
United States
Sarsan of
Fire hazard lessened by snow in North region
North Wisconsin reports snow flurries reducing fire danger. Chief Neil LeMay notes the hazard dropped, while a warm arid weekend left Northeastern Wisconsin with 58 fires. The figure reflects ongoing concerns as crews respond to multiple incidents across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomahawk
Wis
Bee
Neil ‘le May
Wisconsin
Soldier recalls blood need and helicopter救救救
Cpl Juane Ellingson recounts a Korea warfield incident with fragmentation grenades and shelling. He details medevac by helicopter, blood plasma use, and the vital role of blood donations. The piece promotes Red Cross Bloodmobile visits on November 5 and 6 and urges advance pledge cards.
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Te Waras
Juane Ellingson
Ivan Ellingson
Browntown
Korea
Red Cross
New Glarus
Cpl
Cpl. Ellingson
Camp McCoy
Servi Fce
Eugene G. Ellingson
5Th Armored Division
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Duane
Menard Convicts Hold Hostages During Prison Uprising
Chester Illinois menard prison rioters threaten seven hostages with death from a 50 foot balcony. Warden Munie keeps guards in place and refuses storm plan as inmates demand to see the governor amid a five week old uprising.
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Chester
Illinois
Menard Prison
Guv Stevenson
Jerome E. Munie
P Et Ison
James S Hancock Dies in Monticello at 61
James S. Hancock, 61, lifelong Monticello resident and painter and interior decorator, died suddenly at his home from a heart attack. Born March 9, 1891, he married Hulda Wittenwyler in Monroe on July 19, 1912. He leaves his wife, two sisters, and a half-brother and half-sister. Services set for Thursday at Zwingli Evangelical church with burial in Highland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
James S. Hancock
Hancock
Henry
Caroline Laird Hancock
Monroe
Hulda Wittenwyler
Arthur Steadtler
Earl Foster
Port Washington
William Hyde
Casper Blum
Zwingli Evangelical Land Reformed Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Highland Cemetery
Friends m
Voegeli Funeral Home
Brief Snow Flurries Hint At Winter Arrival
Snow flurries observed in Green County this morning signal winter’s approach. Forecasts show a new seasonal low tonight with temperatures rising near 50 degrees tomorrow afternoon.
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Green County
McCarthy Attacks Stevenson Backed by Leftist Adlai Allies
Senator McCarthy accused Governor Stevenson of surrounding himself with left wing advisers and pursuing postwar policy favoring communism. He tied Stevenson to the Acheson-Hiss-Lat timore group and claimed the Daily Worker endorsement, while a later ADA spokesman said the attack targets liberals, not communism. Eisenhower warned against smearing innocent officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Illinois
Stevenson
U. S
Italy
Acheson-Hiss-Lattimore
Daily Worker
IPR
The
ADA
Washington
Marines Restore Lines After Red Counterattack Front Wide
U S Marines regained their Western Front lines in Korea and reported destroying a full Chinese Communist regiment. On the Central Front Allied troops repelled several Chinese assaults, with heavy fighting around Panmunjom, Sniper Ridge, and Pinpoint Hill. Maj. Gen. Edwin Pollack said Marines are in full control of the area.
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Seoul
U. S
Edwin Pollack
Milo Farnell
Panmunjom
Kumhwa
John Randolph
Pinpoint Hill
Navy Day Planned by County Men
About 300 former Navy Marine Corps or Coast Guard members met at the American Legion home for a Navy Day gathering. They viewed three films on atomic warfare the Okinawa raid and Bikini atomic tests and shared chow. Dr D D Ruehlman Marshall L Peterson and Edmund R Anderson organized the renewal interest test. W C Rust was named chairman for next year.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
American Legion
Okinawa
D. D. Ruehlman
Marshall L. Peterson
Edmund R. Anderson
W. C. Rust
VFW Voted to Buy Iron Lung for St. Clare Patients
The Green County VFW meeting in Turner hall approved purchasing an iron lung for St. Clare hospital patients. Dr. D D Ruehlman arranged contact with a Chicago firm reporting two units available and to obtain one promptly. A September committee on fund gathering was reinforced with new appointments to raise money and manage finances and ways and means.
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VFW
St. Clare
Monroe
Cecil Jones Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Green County
Turner Hall
St. Clare Hospital
D. D. Ruehlman
Chicago
Edward Doyle
Theodore J. Burgy Jr
Pickett
Don Lovel
Nathan F. Burgy
Max Woell
Fred Beer Jr
Allie Beer
Frank H. Haren
Max Voelk
Campaign Roundup: Truman Attacks Smear Tactics on Rail Trip
President Truman denounces Republican smear and fear campaigns linking him to McCarthyism as he campaigns through Minnesota iron range towns and Gary Indiana. He faults Eisenhower endorsements and warns that such tactics threaten American rights while urging voters to reject promises of an easy Korea solution. Stevenson assails Eisenhower in Harlem rallies and accuses him of delaying armistice by conditions. Police estimate 200,000 attend Harlem march.
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Truman
Joe McCarthy
St. Paul
Hibbing
Minnesota Iron Range
Sen
McCarthy
Gen
Eisenhower
Jenner
Aly
Gary
Ind
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Minnesota
Stevenson
Winona
Red Wing
Hastings
Minneapolis
Duluth
GOP
U. S
Korea
Detroit
States Department
Army
New York City
New Jersey
Harlem
Har
Kefauver Targets Stevenson in Wisconsin Visit
Senator Kefauver urged that Gov. Stevenson can clean out corruption and crime in government during a Racine speech to about 1,000. He criticized Eisenhower while noting McCarthy aided Stevenson and predicted Fairchild would reach 30 Wisconsin radio stations with his message. Party leaders praised or defended McCarthy’s address as it aids Stevenson’s bid.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Gov. Stevenson
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Korea
James Doyle
Madison
State
Democratic Organizing Committee
Sen
McCarthy
Stevenson
Henry Ringling
Baraboo
Merrill
Leonard F.schmitt
U. S
Thomas E. Fairchild
Senate
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wtmjtty
Fairchild
Pat Lucey
Roosevelt College Case Before Judge Grants Continuance
Roosevelt College student McCarthy Heckler was brought before Judge Harold P. OConnell on South State Street Pontius for disorderly conduct and was granted a continuance until November 19.
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Leicagu
Roosevelt College
Harold P. O'Connell
South State Street
Pontius
Eisenhower asserts no change in views during campaign
Gen. Eisenhower told reporters at Queensborough Hall in New York that he has changed in no way since the campaign began and that his views on national issues remain the same as four years ago. He defended his stance on Korea and warned against concessions to the Russians while courting New York’s electoral votes.
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New York
Eisenhower
Queensborough Hall
New York City
New York State
Dewey
Pittsburgh
Moscow
Yalta
Potsdam
Stevenson
San Francisco
Russia
ADA Group Denies McCarthy Charges in Strong Statement
The ADA denounces Sen McCarthy as dishonest in his attack on Adlai Stevenson, while Wisconsin Republicans denounce the group linking it to pro Communist causes. Stevenson advisers Wilson Wyatt and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. sit on the ADA board as the organization defends its loyalty to liberty and its vigorous anti Communism stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Institute of Pacific Relations
William Holland
Institute
Berkeley
Calif
McCarran Committee
IPR
Holland
FBI
Gen. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Stevenson
Wilson Wyatt
Arthur Schlesinger
Whonuwvwu
UN Uw
Sen. McCarthy
Adlai Stevens
ADA
Wisconsin Republican
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported at City Intersections
Police investigated two crashes yesterday. At 2:45 p m a car driven by Fred J Karlen of Winslow and a Merlin Wickersham driven truck collided at 7th Avenue and 22nd Street. A second crash at 2:19 p m on 12th and 17th Avenues involved Adam Mayenschein and Arthur Stoll with Mayenschein stating he was turning left.
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Womishaps
7Th Avenue
22Nd Street
Fred J. Karlen
Winslow
Merlin Wickersham
2Nd Street
Adam Mayenschein
16Th Avenue
Arthur Stoll
9Th Street
12Th and
17Th Avenue
Mayenschein
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Diane
Stevenson Raps
CBS
Ig Xensone
McCarthy Heckler
Aes Pacae
Taree
Isenhower
ADA Group
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