Halloween Eve Parade Set by Monroe Officials
Monroe and Green County officials plan a Saturday Halloween program mirroring last year with a Lincoln school parade at 6 30 pm led by a police escort and high school band. Prizes, treats, films, and two after party events at the Community Center and Chalet Theater are planned with donations from local merchants.
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Monroe
Green County
Sheriff's Department
Lincoln School
Ronald D. Johnson
Monroe Youth Council
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Park Board
Turner Hall
17Th Avenue
Andy Panda
Super Mouse
Johnson
Byron Broge
Lincoln Gym
Chalet Theater
Jaycee
Night Class Enrollment At High School Hits 155
T R Holyoke, assistant principal, reported 155 local residents enrolled in night school across several classes. The first full night of classes was held at the high school with courses planned in typing English for citizenship arts and crafts beginning sewing knitting and woodworking. Classes in practical wiring and art may be canceled due to low enrollment. signups continue on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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T. R. Holyoke
Holyoke
Diplomat's Wife To Leave Soviet
One of two American embassy wives in a Moscow dispute said she will depart the Soviet Union. The U S notes a serious view of the matter as Bohlen discussed the incident with Molotov. The row followed a fracas at a workers club with conflicting claims over who struck a worker.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
U. S
Bohlen
Molotov
Karl E. Sommerlatte
Houston
Area Student Nurses To Receive Caps Gowns
An investure program at Alverno College in Milwaukee will honor three Monroe freshmen student nurses. Ruth Donny Rose Marie Milz and Gertrude Messmer will receive caps and gowns Sunday. Parents attend with relatives of the Donny and Milz families.
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Monroe
Alverno College
Milwaukee
Ruth Donny
Melchior Donny
Rose Marie Milz
Joe Milz
Gertrude Messmer
Fritz Messmer
Joe Donny
Marguerite and
Francis Donny
Melchior Donnys
Defense Asks Delay in Sheppard Trial
Defense lawyers sought a three day delay to review new alternate juror prospects in the Her Sheppard murder trial. Judge Blythin paused the proceedings as Corrigan argued for time to inspect identities. The trial nears its 10th day with two alternates to be selected from a 25 member panel for a Lake Erie shore home scene visit.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
William
J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Lake Front
Marilyn
Lake Erie
Bay Village
William J. Corrigan
Susan Hayes
Lester T. Haversten
Glendale
Calif
Snow Flurries Hit Monroe as Winter Preview Arrives
Monroe residents saw their first snow with heavy flurries across the state and cold temps expected to drop to 20 tonight. Weather forecaster F. M. Ties of Brodhead says snowfall this winter may be limited due to wet earth, awaiting clearer signs. Snow did not stay on the ground today.
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F. M. (Tinker) Ties
Brodhead
Ties
Circus Fans To Fete Edwin Barlow Tomorrow
Edwin Barlow owner of the Chalet of the Golden Fleece will be honored at a 6:30 farewell dinner at his New Glarus home. The Nio Nanto Circus Fans of America plans the dinner before he leaves for Switzerland. He offered his Swiss home to New Glarus as a community museum.
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New Glarus
Edwin Barlow
Nio Nanto Circus Fans of America
Barlow
Switzerland
Federal Probe of GOP Charge Begins in Madison
FBI agents opened an inquiry into Republican charges that union bosses funded Democratic candidates in violation of federal law. The probe follows statements by U S Attorney George E Rapp and reports of campaign contributions. Democrats accuse corporations of channeling funds to Republicans and cite a Milwaukee dinner with about 300 000 involved.
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Associated Press
FBI
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Madison
Stephen Smith
Milwaukee
U. S
George E. Rapp
Robert Pierce
Menomonie
Rapp
Elliot N. Walstead
Walstead
William Proxmire
Kohler
Benson Farm
Gains Understanding Guest Swiss Farmer Views Local Methods
Hugo Witschi, 27, from Hindelbank Switzerland, on a six month IFY tour in the United States, visits Green County to learn farming methods. He describes Swiss farm scale, Simmenthal cattle, natural feeding, and plans to apply insights to his family's 60 acre farm in Canton Bern. A good stock cow sells for about 2000 francs.
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Helen Zimmerli
Green County
America
Switzerland
Hugo Witschi
United States
International Farm Youth Exchange
Barron County
Wisconsin
Madison
California
Hindelbank
Canton Bern
Witschi
IFY
Witschis
Witsch
Walter G. Timm
Highway 69
Harry Miller Named New Scout Executive in Valley District
The Valley district of the U S Grant Council named Harry Miller resident Scout executive with Monroe headquarters starting Nov 1. Miller, Eagle Scout and former council field executive, will lead 18 units and seek five new ones in Gratiot South Wayne Juda Albany Argyle. He is Alma native, Northland College graduate, WWII Navy Submarine crew, Catholic, American Legion, Alpha Phi Omega member.
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U. S. Grant Council
Monroe
Harry Miller
Freeport
Miller
E. G. McCulloch
Gratiot
South Wayne
Juda
Albany
Argyle
Alpha Phi Omega
Alma
Northland College
Ashland
U. S. Naval Submarine Corps
Catholic Church
Kohler Seeks Expanded Probe of Racine Jail Scandal
Gov. Kohler asked Atty. Gen. Thomson to broaden an investigation into the Racine County jail affair. The move follows counsel Edwin Wilkie's review after a Racine radio commentator filed a complaint. A former Racine alderman questioned District Attorney Krenzke’s effort to uncover full facts amid charges involving two deputy sheriffs and a juvenile inmate.
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Madison
Kohler
Thomson
Racine
Edwin Wilkie
R. O. Blansburg
Edward A. Krenzke
Six Webelos Awardees Lead Cub to Boy Scout Rank
Six Monroe youths from Knights of Pythias Pack 114 graduated from Webelos to Boy Scouts at a Knights of Pythias hall ceremony. Recipients included William Burkhard Richard Campbell Thomas Moe Robert Jones Michael Einbeck and Thomas Bainbridge.
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Webelos
Knights of Pythias Hall
Robert Jones
Donovan W. Jones
Michael Einbeck
Edward C. Einbeck
William Burkhard
William A. Burkhard
Thomas Bainbridge
August A. Gempler
Richard Campbell
Dorothy M. Campbell
Thomas Moe
Harold I. Moe
Times
Monroe
Boy Scouts
Webbelos
Knights of Pythias Pack
Burkhard
Jones
Einbeck
Bainbridge
Richard Zentner
Jack L. Marty
Cubmaster
Wendell L. Fuller
Harold Moe
Den 4
August Gempeler
Den 10
den Mather
Fuller
Thomas Zwicker
Den 6
Terry
Gary Cummings
Duane Heins
Alan Bacher
Frederick Burtow
Donald Janke
Heins
Denner
Aufenacht
Bacher
Janke
Den
James Trumpy
Robert Schwarze
Richard Kubly
John Marean
Charles Dearth
Michael McAlpine
Paul Sulzer
Richard Coplein
James Lovelace
Gary Studer
William Volmary
Wendell Fuller Jr
Frederick Brown
A. G. Nelson
Robert Kramer
Kenneth Lovell
Robert von Kaenel
Thomas Stauffacher
Eisenhower Promises Peace Policy Against War
President Eisenhower addressed a Detroit audience of about 50 000 in Cadillac Square, pledging prosperity without war and saying unemployment would be solved without bloodshed. He argued democracy under his administration offers the nation its best year and urged citizens to vote next Tuesday to favor a Republican Congress.
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Eisenhower
Detroit
Arthur Heidt
Cadillac Square
Cleveland
America
Cleveland Hopkins
Washington
Ohio
GOP
George Bender
U. S. Senate
Thomas A. Burke
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Congress
Eisenhower Citizens Committee
Cheese Prices Firm In Sales at Plymouth
Plymouth market quiet as Wisconsin Cheese Exchange sales show 12 cars of cheddar at 3246 cents. Bids for cheddar unfilled at 32 percent, offers for pasteurized singles remain uncovered.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Stock Mart Retreats On Crash Anniversary
New York stocks marked the 25th anniversary of the crash with a quiet retreat as prices fell one to two points. Major divisions showed mixed gains and losses with steels motors aircraft and other sectors showing activity. General Dynamics gained after raising its dividend and offering convertible preferred.
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New York
General Dynamics
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