MHS Student Stricken With Bulbar Polio In Monroe
Kenneth Gruenberg 16 from Jordan Twp is in isolation at St. Clare hospital marked bulbar polio. He remains critically ill though iron lung not yet needed. Sister Kathryn 10 quarantined at home. brother Glenn 19 graduated.
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MHS
Monroe High School
St. Clare Hospital
Kenneth Gruenberg
Reinold Gruenberg
Jordan Township
Monroe
Kenneth
Kathryn
Green County Normal School
Glenn
Gloria Blum
Delbert Blum
Gruenbergs
Green County
Red Cross
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Manitowoc
Lois Faubel
Green County Red Cross
Grace Bonn
St. Louis
Wisconsin General Hospital
Mara Lee Kildow
Jay Kildow
Albany
Madison
Mara Lee
Peggy Ann
Harold M. Whitehead
Elsbeth Gempler
Roy Gempler
Tom J. Bacher
Otto Bacher
27Th Avenue
Carol Marie Krattiger
Herman Krattiger
Route 4
Graydon Steensrud
Gerhard Steensrud
9Th Street
Linda Lee Larson
August Larson
23Rd Street
Towering
Roger Carpenter
Gratiot
Ruth Ann Schiller
Route 1
Allan Williams
Brodhead
Gary D. Thompson
Evansville
Donald Thompson
St. Clare
William Stauffacher
Harold Whitehead
LaCrosse Sheriff Dies in Fox Lake Car Crash
LaCrosse County Sheriff Roy Sampson died from injuries after his car skidded into a tree near Fox Lake Wisconsin. A retired LaCrosse businessman Joseph Wehrer rode with the sheriff and a prisoner in the vehicle when it left the road.
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LaCrosse
Fox Lake
Wis
LaCrosse County
Roy Sampson
Here
Sampson
Joseph Wehrer
Monroes Guards Aid Football Emergency On Field
Monroe’s Co. K national guard unit rushed a field telephone to Recreation Park to connect coach Gay Steensrud quarantined over his son Graydon’s spinal polio with his assistants. Steensrud will monitor from a filming truck while Wisconsin High visits, as Co. K supports the game amidst health rules and emergency channeling.
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Co. K
W. J. Kohlhagen
Clarence L. Goecks
Monroe
Gay Steensrud
Fred Simpson
Arch Edwards
Times
National Guard
Graydon
St. Clare Hospital
Steensrud
Wisconsin High
Madison
Badger
Recreation Park
Fort Atkinson
Milton Union
Fred R. Simpson
Europe
Buna
New Guinea
Twin Grove Unit Votes on School Consolidation Referendum
Jefferson Township voters in School District No 5 Twin Grove will vote at Juda firehouse on Friday to decide if Twin Grove joins Monroe Joint District No 1. Monroe City electors vote at Turner Hall and Monroe Township at the armory. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm. Approval by both areas required to implement the consolidation effective July 1 1953. a failure leaves Twin Grove independent.
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Jefferson Township
Twin Grove
Juda
Monroe
City of Monroe
Turner Hall
Monroe Township
Armory
Testimony Concluded in Kraft Cheese Patent Suit
Depositions from local cheese industry figures in the Kraft Foods Co patent dispute concluded late yesterday. Final witnesses included G Fred Galli of Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association, John Shager of Cheese Producers Co op Marketing Association, and Harvey Thew of Madison.
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Kraft Foods Co
Eugene
Federal Court
Madison
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
John Shager
The
Cheese Producers Co-op Marketing Association
Harvey Thew
Polio Takes Fourth Child From Milwaukee Family
Barbara Linnemanstons, 13, the fourth member of a Milwaukee family killed by bulbar polio in nine days, dies as Burlington Lake Mills and Milton Union football schedules are canceled. Wisconsin State Board of Health reports 233 new polio cases in the past week, total 1,326 for 1952, well above 1951. The board notes polio normally begins to slump now.
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Associated Press
Barbara Linnemanstons
Milwaukee
Burlington
Lake Mills
Milton Union
State Board of Health
Madison
Wisconsin
Fort Firm Buys Wolter Property in Sunrise Point Area
Fort Firm Buys Wolter Property in Sunrise Point subdivision and nine acre remainder of Willa Wolter farm east of 27th avenue Fort Atkinson based Knob Hill Builders plans to build moderately priced homes Arthur F Roethe to manage locally while keeping Haworth Furniture Co position Ben F Zaffire James Manufacturing Co and Leo W Roethe National Agricultural Supply Co partners own Fort Atkinson subdivision program already under way construction to start soon with aim to award contracts to local firms
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Knob Hill Builders, Inc
Fort Atkinson
Sunrise Point No. 2
Willa Wolter
27Th Avenue
Arthur F. Roethe
Haworth Furniture Co
Ben F. Zaffire
James Manufacturing Co
Eisenhower Nixon To Confer Tonight Over Candidate's Future
Senator Nixon in a relaxed mood announced plans for a flight to Wheeling to meet General Eisenhower about his status. He told a cheering crowd that he is not quitting and that the decision rests with the Republican National Committee. He denied personal use of an $18,000 expense fund and released an audit showing most disbursements went to others.
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Missoula
Mont
Richard Nixon
Wheeling
W. Va
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Nixon
Los Angeles
GOP
National Committee
Ike
Cleveland
United States
Patricia Nixon
Arthur Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Republican Senatorial
Congressional Campaign Committees
Adlai Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Stevenson
Illinois
Sparkman
Sen. Sparkman
Price, Waterhouse and Co
Jack Bell
Richard M. Nixon
James Hagerty
Sen
William Knowland
California
Gov
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Ironton
Summerfield
Walter Hallanan
West Virginia
Hallanan
Portsmouth
Adams
Pacific
Nixor
Wold
Fund Checkup Again Mystery
Washington reports a Justice Department review of federal laws on outside financial help to public officials. Initial White House claims that Truman started the probe were retracted, with aides saying no White House directive exists. McGranery’s drive appears part of a broader cleanup effort, while officials offer no comment.
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Washington
Justice Department
White House
Truman
Sen
Richard Nixon
California
Atty
McGranery
Nixon Fund
Wisconsin Republicans back Nixon as Renk rips ticket
Ringling of Baraboo defended Nixon and the Eisenhower ticket saying Wisconsin GOP will not aid any group linked to Wilbur Renk. Renk had urged Nixon's resignation, calling him naive for accepting funds from supporters. Renk said he would follow the GOP National Committee and Eisenhower on the affair.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Richard Nixon
Henry Ringling
Baraboo
Republican National
Nixon
Ringling
Republican Party of
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
California
GOP National Committee
Dwight Eisenhower
State Republican Voluntary Committee
Nixon fund charge backfired on Democrats says GOP chief
Cleveland. GOP National Chairman Arthur Summerfield says the Nixon case backfired on Democrats and marks a turning point in the campaign. He cites 20,000 telegrams in support of Nixon at Washington headquarters as Western Union handles a flood of messages.
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Cleveland
GOP
Arthur Summerfield
Summerfield
Nixon
Washington
Western Union
W. U
New York
Monroe
County Youth Council Sets Nov Youth Conference Plans
Green County Youth Council met at the Youth Center to review plans for the district youth conference scheduled for November 14 and 15. Leslie Huber was named adult constitution committee supervisor. Election by the county council is planned at the next meeting on October 7. Twenty youths from Monroe, Brodhead, New Glarus, Monticello and rural areas attended, with Monroe Recreation Director Joe E. Miller and aides aiding planning.
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Green County Youth Council
Leslie Huber
Monroe
Brodhead
New Glarus
Monticello
Joe E. Miller
Jennie Lind
State Department of Public Welfare
R. J. Douglas
Juda
Governor’s Committee On
Christine Lehman
Hubert Miller
John Stauffacher
Paul Baumgartner
Three Doctors Named For County Fee Study
Drs. L. A. Moore of Monroe F. J. Bongiorno Albany and Melvin Stuess v. Brodhead were named by Dr. David D. Ruehlman to meet with Effie Wenger to discuss revision of county medical case fees. They will also audit county medical loss and aid educational rural health programs.
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L. A. Moore
Monroe
F. J. Bongiorno
Albany
Melvin Stuess v. Brodhead
David D. Ruehlman
Green County Medical Society
Effie L. Wenger
Ruehlman
Stevenson Bans Listing of Gifts
Baltimore. Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson said he will not reveal names of contributors to a special cash fund to supplement pay for Illinois officials. He argued disclosure would be publicity these people do not deserve and breach of trust. Nixon and others call for details. Stevenson defended the fund as a method to attract loyal public servants.
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Baltimore
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Richard Nixon
Stevenson
Wisconsin Swiss and American Cheese Markets Steady
The Federal State Market News Service reports Wisconsin American cheese market steady to firm with fair to good demand. Prices at state assembly points show single daisies 45 44 to 46 4 percent, longhorns 45 3 to 46, a prints 46 to 47 34, midgets 47 to 4. Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese market steady though trade slower with fair demand and price ranges at state brand 55 to 58, grade B 52 14 to 55, grade C 50 to 52.
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Madison
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
I.c
Pastor accepts Monroe move to Wisconsin Rapids church
Rev. Lyle E. Curtis has accepted the pastorate at the Wisconsin Rapids Assembly of God church and will leave Monroe in late October. A prior report stated Watertown as his destination, but he had previously served in Watertown before coming to Monroe.
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Takes Rapids
Lyle E. Curtis
Wisconsin Rapids
Nixon to Stay on Republican Ticket, Ike Aide Says
Eisenhower signals support to keep Sen. Richard Nixon on the GOP ticket after a late night Wheeling session with Nixon, Knowland, and Adams. The meeting followed Nixon’s defense of his finances and the president’s praise of Nixon’s integrity to rally party support.
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Red Cross Nurse Appeal
Polio
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Wolter Property
A. F. Roethe
John Conger
Bordentown
N. J
Thomas
Benjamin
Harvey
Sharon
Maureen
Lois
William
Richard
Laura
Patricia
Carol
Jack Adams
Beck
State
County
Cleveland Hall
Mamie
George Patton
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