Monroe Man Guilty On Contempt Count
William Monte of Monroe was sentenced to six months in Green County jail under the Huber law after a contempt of court finding for non payment of back child support. He will work days and stay in jail nights with earnings remitted to the clerk for disbursement, and owes $530 in arrears plus costs after paying $100 of $510 due.
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William Monte
Monroe
Green County
Harold J. Lamboley
Monte
Jessie Holcomb
Schuman Seeks New French Government After Resignation
Paris reports Robert Schuman declared he withdrew his resignation as premier designate and will attempt to form a new cabinet. President Vincent Auriol had not officially accepted the resignation, a move to avoid another investment by the national assembly as socialist and communist tensions rise amid mass strikes and wage protests.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Elysee Palace
Vincent Auriol
National Assembly
Communist Party
Five County Women To Attend Rural Wisconsin Conference
More than 90 Wisconsin rural homemakers will attend the second rural women’s conference at the University of Wisconsin September 8 to 10. Mrs. R. J. Douglas of Juda will lead the health session and helped plan the program. Green county participants include Mrs. John Rieder of Monroe route 4, Mrs. Arleigh Frautschy of Clarno township, Mrs. Frank Bloom of Monroe route 3, and Mrs. Verna Kubly of Monroe.
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Wisconsin
Green County
University of Wisconsin
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Associated Women of the
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Douglas
John Rieder
Monroe
Arleigh Frautschy
Clarno Township
Frank Bloom
Verna Kubly
Prelate Freed After Short Detention in Poland
Msgr. Zygmunt Kaczynski, chief spokesman for Poland's Catholic hierarchy, was released 72 hours after arrest by Polish security police. The prelate had faced charges of anti state activities, marking a swift postwar release and a records set.
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Warsaw
Zygmun Kaczynski
Poland
Kaczynski
Safety Council Predicts 260 Traffic Deaths This Holiday Weekend
The Associated Press reports the National Safety Council forecasts 260 traffic fatalities over Labor Day travel. About 100 million people in 30 million vehicles are on the move, with last year’s holiday total 293 traffic deaths and 81 drownings noted. Maryland, Ohio and Washington each logged one fatality in the first waves.
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Safety Council
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Maryland
Ohio
Washington
Oil Workers Strike At Coast Refineries
About 16 000 CID oil workers walked off at nine California refineries at midnight seeking 21 cents an hour wage boost after companies offered 12 cents. The industry warned California Washington Oregon Nevada and Arizona may face gasoline shortages within days as a longshore and truckers strike disrupted New York and coastal shipments.
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Associated Press
West
California
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Arizona
New York
Canada
Mexico
William O’dwyer
The
Daily Mirror
New York Star
Eagle-Picher Mining, Smelting Company
Picher, Okla
Kenosha Man Fined For Passing on Hill
A. J. Ragon of Kenosha was fined $5 and costs in county court for passing on a hill. He was arrested after a 9:40 AM collision on Highway 1181 three miles east of Monroe with a truck driven by Norman S. Gruenwald of Juda. No injuries.
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A. J. Ragon
Kenosha
Ragon
Monroe
Norman S. Gruenwald
Juda
Berlin Blockade Talks See Steps Toward Agreement
Indications from Berlin report progress in four power talks on the 73 day blockade with a Sunday transport conference noted as a potential final stage. The piece details communist pressure, bloc formation, and Soviet moves to single out a pro-Russian CD faction, signaling a tense path toward regional control and possible elections in the Soviet sector.
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Berlin
Germany
Ioc
Bloc
Action Committee
Bonn
Christian Democrats
Liberal Democrats
Socialist Unity Party
SED
Taegliche Rundschau
Democratic Bloc
Alexander G. Kotikov
Christian Democratic
Milwaukee Student Killed in Pedestrian Car Crash
A Milwaukee student, Kenneth T. Dick, 22, of 2940 N 54th St, was killed when a car rammed into a Milwaukee Road crossing in Kenosha County at 4 40 p m. The other rider, Marquette student John Scaffidi, 22, of 2214 N 6th St, suffered rib and internal injuries and was listed in fair condition at St Catherine's hospital.
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6Th St
Marquette
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Kenosha
Fair
Two Cars Damaged In Street Accident
A collision at the intersection of 10th street and 15th avenue left both vehicles damaged. Mrs. Harold E. Scherer of 1109 11th avenue drove a 1948 automobile whose left side was badly damaged. Albert M. Stabenow of 919 11th street drove a panel truck with a dented right front fender and bumper.
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Harold E. Scherer
11Th Avenue
Albert M. Stabenow
11Th Street
10Th Street
15Th Avenue
Stabenow
Liechtenstein Family Finds Monroe Welcome Amid War Fears
Gustav Biedermann his wife Sophie and nine children relocate from Liechtenstein to Monroe after fearing a third world war. The family travels with nine unmarried daughters two sons and other relatives. They acquire an eight room furnished home near St Victor's and plan to join St Victor's parish. Father Arnold, a 29 year old priest, begins English study while the others adapt to American life in Monroe Ontario County New York.
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Victor St. Cyr
Woonsocket
R. L
Cecile
George
Louis
St. Cyr
Herbert Larkin
Akron
N. Y
Europe
Gustav Biedermann
Sophie
Monroe
Liechtenstein
Austria
Switzerland
America
Rome
Edith
Stalin
Hitler
Russia
Papa Biedermann
Biedermanns
Biedermann
Gunther
Rolland
New York State
Maria Theresa
Margarite
Charles J. Seitz
15Th Street
St. Victor’s Parochial School
Zurich
California
Los Angeles
United States
Father Ar
Nold
St. Victor’s Catholic
St. Clare Hospital
Arnold
Madison
Papa
Isolde
New York
Niagara Falls
Gertrude
Beatrice
Irmgard
Dorothea
Klara
Bernadeta
Nikolaus
Milwaukee Group Sees Tell Play in New Glarus
Four busloads from Milwaukee travel Sunday to New Glarus for the Wisconsin Centennial Museum tour under Walter Bubbert. They will attend the 11th annual Wilhelm Tell play, visit the Swiss Museum and Swiss Chalet, participate in honor roll veiling exercises, and attend the village park program, then return after a picnic dinner.
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New Glarus
Milwaukee
Walter Bubbert
New Glarus Woods
Mitchum Invited To Appear Before Los Angeles Grand Jury
Actor Robert Mitchum and three others arrested in a marijuana party raid were formally invited to testify before the Los Angeles county grand jury on Tuesday. Mitchum expressed happiness over reconciling with his wife who arrived from the cast and said she would stand by him.
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Los Angeles
Robert Mitchum
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Mitchum
Lomakin May Be Back on UN Press Commission
Stockholm reports Jacob Lomakin former Russian consul general in New York says he might return to the United States as a member of the United Nations commission on freedom of the press.
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Lomakin
Stockholm
Stockholms Tidningen Today
Jacob Lomakin
New York
United States
United Nations Commission On Freedom of the Press
Recreation Park Pool Closes After Strong Season
Recreation Park swimming pool ends its season Monday night following one of its best years. City Recreation Director Lawrence L. Kitchen notes attendance topped 14,170 through last Saturday. Swimming classes totaled 6,052 with 3,156 advanced and 2,896 beginner participants as the Youth Center reopens after renovations.
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Recreation Park
Lawrence L. Kitchen
Kitchen
Stassen Calls for Public Listing of Food Purchases
Harold Stassen urged President Truman to publicly list all government food purchases and inventories to curb rising prices. The former presidential candidate and Penn president said disclosure would deter abuses of purchasing powers by agricultural officials. He denied aiming at farm price support policies.
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Philadelphia
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Truman
Stassen
Department of Agriculture
Pope Pius XII Indisposed at Castel Gandolfo
A Vatican source reports Pope Pius XII is indisposed at his Castel Gandolfo residence. The brief note confirms the Pope's health status without further details.
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Pope Pius III
Vatican City
Vatican
Pope Pius XII
Castel Ganolfo
Railroads Draw Over Two Million To Chicago Fair
The Chicago railroad fair attracts well over one million visitors and may exceed two million attendance as it runs on the lakefront for 50 acres. Dan MacMaster notes the event blends education with entertainment in a no profit public relations effort backed by 38 railroads.
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Chicago
Lake Front
New Orleans
Deadwood Central
Dan MacMaster
MacMaster
State's Inspection To Proceed Tuesday In Monroe
A state industrial commission inspection of Monroe's business district for fire hazards, ordered by I F Statz after the Fitzgibbons building fire, was postponed to next Tuesday. Two inspectors surveyed the south side of the square, with no findings reported.
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State Industrial Commission
Monroe
I. F. Statz
Commission
Fitzgibbons
Statz
Safety and Sanitation Division
The
State Funeral Service For Eduard Benes Stated
State funeral services for former President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia will be held in Prague on Wednesday or Thursday. Burial is planned at his country home sixty miles south of Prague. The body will be brought to Prague Monday to lie in state for two days and will be on public view at the country estate tomorrow.
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Prague
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Benes
GOP Fund Raising Probe Recessed by Grand Jury
A federal grand jury examining Republican fundraising methods recessed after two days of testimony. The panel will reconvene next Thursday with no guarantee the case will be acted upon then.
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Detroit
Elmer Schultz Stricken With Polio at Freeport
Elmer Schultz aged 35 of Freeport was stricken with poliomyelitis yesterday after several days of illness. His wife Ruth informed her parents Mr and Mrs David H Stauffacher that the illness is believed serious. Schultz is a mechanic at Henney Motors Freeport and is hospitalized at St Francis.
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Elmer Schultz
Freeport
Ruth
David H. Stauffacher
30Th Avenue
Schultz
Henney Motors
Freepet
St. Francis Hospital
Justice Douglas Escapes Injury in Pacific Coast Crash
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas escaped injury in a car truck collision while on a fishing trip on the Olympic Peninsula in Forks Washington.
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Wash
William O. Douglas
The
Supreme Court
Olympic Peninsula
Hospital Fetes Grandmother Gerber on 95th Birthday
Monroe’s oldest resident Grandma Gerber, long‑time St. Clare Hospital patient since May 22, celebrated a 95th birthday with a surprise party. Born Katharine Pfund in Switzerland, she came to Ohio at age five, later settled in Monroe with her husband Nicholas Gerber founder of a cheese factory.
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Monroe
Grandma Gerber
St. Clare Hospital
Katherine Gerber
Nicholas Gerber
New Glarus Township
Switzerland
Katherine Pfund
Pfunds
Ohio
Gerber
10Th Street
United States
Canada
Cheese Industry Leadership Urged by Gubernatorial Candidate
Ralph Immell, Republican hopeful for governor, told a Rice Lake meeting that Wisconsin must place dairy leaders at the table for a strong economy. He urged top state representation for agriculture, especially cheesemakers, to counter monopolistic groups and secure markets for Wisconsin agricultural products.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ralph Immell
Rice Lake
Wisconsin Agriculture
Immell
Agriculture Department
IRO Reports 16000 Refugees Settled Globally Since 1948
The International Refugee Organization announced that more than 16,000 European displaced persons have been repatriated or resettled since January 1, 1948. They have moved from Italy to North and South America Australia Canada and other overseas destinations.
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Rome
Italy
North
South America
Australia
Canada
International Refugee Organization
IRO
Louisiana Hit Hard by Gulf Hurricane Path
A gulf hurricane slashed southeastern Louisiana at dawn, battering New Orleans with winds 60 to 75 mph, seven inches of rain, and extensive lakefront flooding. Evacuations and refugee shelters operated as damage reached about $100,000 in New Orleans with boats damaged at the city yacht harbor and guards aiding lowland evacuations.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lake Pontchartrain
Jefferson Parish
Municipal Auditorium
Naval Air Station
Biloxi
Miss
Bucktown
Municipal Yacht Harbor
Lakefront
National Guard
Raceland
Wisconsin Youth Enter Livestock in Four Shows
Nearly 1,200 Wisconsin youths will enter four junior livestock shows in September and October. The Madison show, the oldest and largest, will be held at the Wisconsin College of Agriculture from October 25 to 28.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Arlie Macks
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders Association
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Calvin Bahn First 1925-born Registrant at Armory
Calvin A Bahn born 1925 registered at the armory today under the 1948 draft law. He is a World War II veteran. Registration continues through Tuesday for this age group. Sixty four registered yesterday, the final day for the 1924 group to sign up.
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Calvin A. Bahn
13Th Avenue
Moscow envoy proposes ministers council on Italian colonies
London reports Soviet ambassador George N. Zarubin has urged a foreign ministers council meeting to discuss the issue of former Italian colonies, aiming for a session before September 15.
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Council
London
Moscow
George N. Zarubin
Britain
Times to Skip Monday Labor Day Publication
The Evening Times will not publish on Monday for the long holiday weekend. The Times will resume its regular edition Tuesday after the Labor Day closure.
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Times
Evening Times
the Times
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Mr. Biedermann
Schaan
Recreation Park Pool
U. S
Cheese Industry
Gulf
Calvin Bahn
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