Children Return To Regular Classes In Monroe Week
Elementary students begin with an hour of class and public school pupils head into full days tomorrow. Parochial students start at 7 55 a m after mass. St Victor s school resumes Thursday. Supt Huenink notes transfer requests and new faculty arrivals. Kiwanis Education Day welcomes about 40 teachers with tours of Oaktron and Industrial Combustion plants and a luncheon at Swiss Wheel.
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St. Victor’s School
Don Lovelace
Fred Kundert
Jake Greuenewald
Alfred E. Green
Karl Aeschlimann
South School
Walter Anderson
Dove Brand
North School
Martin Deignan
Roger W. Helming
Commercial
Ralph F. Hetzel
Grace Keegan
Betty Kuether
Keith Livens
Betty Manser
East School
Janis Neale
Ralph Neale
David Tomchek
Joyce Wilke
Bernard Keller
Peter Christiansen
Betty Steinmann
Children View Circus Animals at Green County Fair
Hundreds of children and adults gathered at the fair grounds to watch lions tigers and elephants unloaded for the Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros circus. The show runs at 2 and 8 p.m. under the Green County Fair Association sponsorship with over 200 animals on display.
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al G. Kelly and
Miller Bros
Hiawatha
Green County Fair Association
America
Fairgrounds
Kelly and Miller Bros
Times
Cheese Market Steady in Madison Wisconsin
American cheese market remaining firm on longhorns with steady demand. Offerings of longhorns light while other styles are adequate. Prices for Cheddars at 32 to 34 cents per pound on a moisture basis, 40 pound blocks at 33 to 35 cents, single daisies 34 to 35 cents, longhorns 35 to 36 cents, and midgets 35 to 37 cents.
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Steady
Madison
Wisconsin
Nehru Faces Cabinet Shake Up Amid Menon Dispute
New Delhi reports say Prime Minister Nehru may dump or reshuffle his cabinet to resolve a clash between Defense Minister Krishna Menon and the military chiefs over promotions. Menon denies resigning as officials discuss a possible cabinet reshuffle during a China-Tibet border crisis.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
V. K. Khrishna Menon
Menon
United Nations
Rajendra Prasad
Congress Party
Tibet
Parked Car Clue In Farlow Inquiry
The death of Mrs. Harold Farlow 53 of Janesville is tied to a car parked along U S Highway 14 near Evansville where her body was found August 23. Coroner says a nearby resident saw the car and passing drivers had to swing around it before it disappeared. An autopsy indicates she was fatally injured about 1230 a m and died six hours later after leaving her husband and companions.
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Harold Farlow
Janesville
Decatur Township
Evansville
Rock County
Richard McCaul
Beloit
Rockford
Mrs. Kohli Honored For Library Service
Ninety friends honored Nellie Kohli at a noon luncheon at Monroe Country Club for forty years as Ludlow Memorial library head. The retired librarian received a monetary gift and will reside in Madison.
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Nellie Kohli
Monroe Country Club
Reds promote spy Berlin deputy director
East Germany has named Klaus Fuchs, a scientist spy, as deputy director of the Central Institute for Nuclear Physics near Dresden. The promotion signals continued Zk stalwart transfers amid Cold War tensions and highlights the espionage ties between Berlin and Moscow.
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Berlin
East Germany
Klaus Fuchs
Dresden
Berlin Accepts War Start As Faithful Nation Forwards
The 1939 Germany invasion of Poland triggers a nationwide mood of war as Berlin broadcasts Hitler’s order to meet force with force. Public life shifts to military readiness with ration cards, mobilization, and officials enforcing call-up orders amid a tense acceptance among Berliners.
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Bismarck
Germany
Mink Die Off At Monticello Ranch Totals 900
Alfred Reberhard, Monticello mink rancher, reports 900 mink died over Aug 18 to 21, valued at $50,000 and uninsured. Remaining 6,100 mink show no further deaths. Cause is undetermined though suspected botulism from feed. Diet altered. veterinarians treating and testing underway.
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Alfred Aeberhard
Monticello
Reberhard
Mink Association
Rockefeller Joins Teen War Study
New York Gov Nelson A Rockefeller voiced alarm over rising teen violence in the city and ordered an executive staff meeting to review state help for local authorities. Police Commissioner Stephen P Kennedy has dispatched 1,400 extra officers to patrol and curb the bloody clashes after four youths were killed and many injured in a week.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Stephen P. Kennedy
Bomb Gift Explodes at Cambodian Palace Killing Staff
A bomb disguised as a gift exploded at the royal palace in Phnom Penh injuring King Suramarit and the queen narrowly escaping, with three palace staff killed and three more wounded in the attack.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Suramarit
Eisenhower Rejects Plea For Early Summit Parley
City Council meets at 7:30 p.m. to again consider a four year sidewalk plan costing property owners about 250000. A 4 to 3 Aug 18 vote blocked approval. tonight a yes would push bids for 10000 feet of sidewalks in the midsection and set notices to owners with 20 days to comply.
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Board of Public Works
Victor N. Schiller
Walter Ekum
13Th Avenue
6Th Street
25Th Avenue
16Th Street
Ekum
G. Fred Galli
First Ward
Herman L. Schindler
August Burgi
Typhoon Iris Kills 720 in Fukien Province
Floods and food shortages worsen as Typhoon Iris sweeps Fukien Province on August 23 killing 720 and leaving 996 missing, with Tokyo and Red China already hard hit by the disaster.
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Tokyo
Red China
Fukien Province
Toll for Quake Raises Death Toll to 28 in Montana Slide
Sheriff Skerritt added 13 names to the estimated 28 dead from the Aug 17 18 landslides in the West Yellowstone area. The list includes Robert J. Williams and family from Idaho Falls and Roger Provost and family from Soledad. Nine bodies recovered. 19 missing presumed buried in rock and timber. Names span Idaho, California, Utah, British Columbia, and Montana.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Slide
Donald J. Skerritt
Robert J. Williams
Michael
Christy
Steven
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Williams
Virginia City Museum
Roger Provost
Soledad
Calif
Katherine Provost
Ontario
Madison River
Yellowstone
Edgerton
Thomas Stowe
Sandy
Utah
Sydney D. Ballard
Christopher, Nelson
B.C
B. L. Boynton
Billings
Stocks Tumble Amid Banking Rate Hike Shock
New York trading on midday saw its worst decline in two weeks as major banks boosted interest rates to five percent. Broad losses touched chemicals oils rails tobaccos building materials rubbers and electronics while turnover remained fairly active.
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New York
Burmeister Retires as Adam Becomes First National President
Edward M. Adam, formerly of Appleton, elected to the board and named president of the First National Bank of Monroe at a morning special meeting. He succeeds Roy F. Burmeister who retires after nearly 19 years since the bank’s merger with Citizens Bank and plans to move to Eureka Kansas this fall.
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Edward M. Adam
First National Bank of
Monroe
Roy E. Burmeister
Adam
Monroe Bank
Appleton
First National
Burmeister
First National Bank
Eureka
Kansas
Times
Roy F. Burmeister
Citizens Bank
Country Lane
Mrs Mahlkuch 88 dies after age related illness
Mrs Ernestine Mahlkuch 88 of Woodford died at 11 45 a m in Masshardt nursing home from old age complications. Born December 5 1870 in Germany she came to the United States in 1895 and farmed in Jordan Township. Surviving daughter Margaret Pickett 11 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Services Thursday at Peace Church Browntown with burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Ernestine Mahlkuch
Woodford
Masshardt
Bernard
Margaret) Pickett
Mahlbuch
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Ladies Guild
Peace Church
Daniel V. Schowalter
Senate Defeats Lake Michigan Water Bill Vote
Senators Alexander Wiley and William Proxmire joined the minority as the measure to send the Lake Michigan water diversion bill to the foreign relations committee failed 46 to 41. The panel was to report back by April 15, 1960.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
William Proxmire
Senate
Lake Michigan
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower rejects early summit with USSR over talks
Prime Minister Macmillan pushes for an early big four summit but President Eisenhower resists, insisting top level talks wait for Khrushchev meetings. Both leaders seek thaw in cold war as Adenauer reaches out to Poland and Khrushchev expresses trust in Eisenhower.
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London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
Washington
Germany
Adenauer
Poland
Hitler
United States
Britain
America
Free World
Winfield House
U.S
Sir Winston Churchill
Montgomery
Alanbrooke
The
Daily Express
75 000 Salk Shots Seized by Gunmen
Montreal health officials faced shock after four masked gunmen robbed a research center of 75 000 Salk vaccine shots valued at 50 000 dollars. The emergency vaccine must be kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent degeneration within 48 hours.
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Montreal
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Hannah Bindschaedler
Miss Bindschaedler
Ann Wells
Jill Hefty
Christine Munz
Bernadette G. Green
Farlow Inquiry
Mrs. Kohli
Edwin Shanke
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Austria
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Memel
Kroll Opera House
Tiergarten Park
Reichstag
Tiergarten
Teen
Council
Adam New
Racine
Arlington Heights
Ill
Air Force
Pentagon
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