Milwaukee Braves Clinch Pennant Milwaukees Wild With Aaron’s 43rd Homer
Milwaukee fans celebrate as Henry Aaron hits his 43rd homer to clinch the National League pennant at County Stadium. The crowd swells after a tense 10th inning, cab drivers chase reports on radio, and late-night revelry floods Wisconsin Avenue with thousands of celebrants and police traffic control.
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Dion Henderson
Milwaukee
Braves
National League Baseball Club of Milwaukee Inc
Henry Aaron
Perini
County Stadium
St. Louis
Menomonee
Mink
Adcock
Pafko
Covington
DeMerit
Carndall
Shaddup
Crandall
Torre
Hazle
Conley
Milwaukees
Aaron
Henry
5Th Street
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Avenue
Stock Prices Rebound Fades in Quiet Trade
New York markets opened with a technical recovery from Monday's sharp break but gains faded as trading slowed. Leading issues rose modestly while a growing number of stocks fell. Government bonds edged up fractionally as prices lost momentum after the early rebound.
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New York
U.S
Class of 1907 Monroe High Holds Reunion Dinner
The Monroe High School Class of 1907 held a reunion dinner at the Monroe Country Club last evening. Charles Schindler served as master of ceremonies with memorials by Schindler and Mines for deceased classmates.
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Charles Schindler
Fred Fritz
Monroe
Walter A. Roth
Seattle
Wash
Monroe Country Club
Schindler
Edgerton
Fritz
Roth
Times
Monroe High School
Schindler and Mines
Walter Johnson
Glen H. Boyd
Alice Cornelius
Herman J. Karlen
Fred Heer
James Lacey
William Preston
Homer Shank
Charles R. Kohli
Ray Young
Stella Jeffery Adams
Walter
Freda Steinman
Frank Stearns
Miami
Fla
Mae Vance
Nette Hogan Sweet
Chicago
Brightie Considine
Detroit
Mich
Emma Becker
Jessie Chesebro
Charles Kohli
Fred
Grace Hughes) Fritz
Lydia Trachsel) Johnson
George Stauffacher
Mabel Crouse Cook
Chippewa Falls
Minneapolis
Manuel Elmer
Pittsburg
Albert Moore
Darlington
Stillman
Nellie Pierce
Huntley
Monticello
William Roth
Coupeville
Clark Rouch
Blue Earth
Minn
James
Matilda Schuh
Nesby
Dell Rapids
S. Dak
Sabina ZumBrunnen
Impecoven
Clearwater
America
Auld Lang Syne
Wisconsin Parties Report Campaign Outlays for Kohler and Proxmire
Reports filed with the secretary of state show Democrats spent 70034 to elect William E. Proxmire to the U S Senate in the August 27 special election while Republicans spent 164276 on former Gov Walter J Kohler. The Wisconsin Republican Party led Kohler spending with 91749 as it sat out the primary. Proxmire’s top outlay came from the Wisconsin Proxmire for Senator Club at 34211 with personal spending by Proxmire totaling 7846 and Kohler listing 14558.
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Madison
Secretary of State
William E. Proxmire
U.S. Senate
Walter J. Kohler
Kohler
Republican Party of
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Senator Club
Green County Native M C Elmer Greets Monroe Alumni
Dr. Manuel Conrad Elmer a 70 year old Monroe native and Western College lecturer visited Monroe for the Class of 1907 reunion at the Monroe Country Club. A longtime sociology professor and author he has taught at multiple universities and led the University of Pittsburgh sociology department for 30 years.
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Manuel Conrad Elmer
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Elmer
Western College
Oxford
Wisconsin
United States
Whitney Foundation
University of Pittsburg
University of Minnesota
University of Kansas
Fargo College
University of North Dakota
University of Washington
University of Southern California
American Sociological Society
Eastern Sociological Society
Ohio Valley Looe Society
Sylvester Township
North Central College
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Colorado
Meeting Called On Ludlow Home
Green County Historical Society calls a public meeting Monday at 8 p m in the Courthouse to discuss retaining the Ludlow home as a historic center. Herman A Stuessy says the society must qualify financially by November to take over operation under the late May L Luchsinger will. If funds are not raised the property may go to the D A R. meeting open to all.
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State Organization of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Stuessy
Green County
Ludlow
Patches of Frost Reported With More Expected Tonight
Green County reports its first partial frost with fears of further frosts tonight. Farmers vary in impact as late planted varieties risk damage while some crops may endure with two more frost-free weeks. Temperatures were in the 30s to 40s across the region with lows around 34 to 44 degrees in several locales.
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Green County
Whitnall Park
Milwaukee County
Madison
Lone Rock
Beloit
Dra jeske Sentenced for Embezzlement in Equitable Reserve Case
Oshkosh report states Howard J. Dra jeske 45 of Neenah formerly the supreme auditor of the Equitable Reserve Association a Midwest fraternal life insurer was sentenced to four years in Waupun state prison for embezzlement.
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Oshkosh
Howard J. Drajeske
Neenah
The
Equitable Reserve Association
Waupun State
Guard Units in Arkansas Federalized by President
Arkansas confronts racial tension as President federalizes guard units amid protests. At Central High in Little Rock about 200 whites observed classes with no black students present. several agitators were arrested, including two North Little Rock high students. Police clashed with disruptors as swift detentions followed and officials traded sharp claims over National Guard calls. Mayor Mann and Lt. Gov. Gordon exchanged barbed statements about order and requests for guard assistance.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
North Little Rock High School
Sea Island
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Arkansas
Louis Cone
Curtis Patrick
Clarence R. Sanders
Bunkie
Little Rock Air Force Base
Sanders
Cone
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Nathan Gordon
National Guard
Mann
Gordon
Five Survivors of Wreck Saved by Saxon Freighter
Five Pa mir crewmen were rescued from a leaking lifeboat after Hurricane Carrie struck 550 miles southwest of the Azores. The ship carried 86 crew. five others died, and only one lifeboat of 25 survived. Isbrandtsen Lines Saxon found the survivors in fair condition.
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London
Carrie
Atlantic
Azores
U.S
Isbrandtsen Lines
Saxon
Liberal Party Wins Assembly Majority in Honduras
The Liberal party led by Dr Ra mon Villeda Morales secures a majority in the constituent assembly to draft a new constitution for Honduras.
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Liberal Party
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Ramon Villeda Morales
Unions Face Indictments and 30 Day Clean Up Order
The AFL CIO ethical practices committee indicts the Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union and the United Textile Workers of America for misuse of funds and malpractices. The Teamsters face a 30 day deadline to implement corrective action as the AFL CIO Executive Council weighs actions against all three unions.
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New York
Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union
United Textile Workers of America
AFL Cio
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
High Command
Labor Federation
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Labor Movement
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Ethical Practices Committee
Afl-Cio Executive Committee
Milwaukee Bank Robbery Aided by Teller Demand
A woman teller at First Wisconsin National Bank in Milwaukee handed $1,300 to a man who used a note to demand cash and warned against alarms. He left with the package during the noon hour, after she prepared a bundle of twenties. The robber showed no gun and exited the main office.
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Milwaukee
First Wisconsin National Bank
Judy Huebner
Wisconsin Turns Clocks Back One Hour on Sunday
Wisconsin clocks will be set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday ending peacetime daylight saving time for the year. The change, approved by voters and lawmakers, returns to Central Standard Time and affects only Milwaukee County taverns opening late on Sundays.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Illinois
Chicago
Break-in Reported At Monroe Auto Parts Firm
Deputies investigate a night break-in at Alston's Auto Parts on Highway 1181. Entry was by smashed window. $18 to $20 stolen from a petty cash box near the soda fountain. Fingerprints found, identification possible soon.
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Alston
Highway 1181
Howard
Bud) Schacht
Unner
Schacht
George Hartford Dies at 93 Leader of Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
George Ludlum Hartford chairman of the board of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. died at his home in Montclair New Jersey on Monday night at age 93. His father George Huntington Hartford founded the nation's largest grocery chain in 1859.
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Montclair, N.J
George Ludlum Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Hartford
George Huntington Hartford
Painter Madison-Leroy Banks Dies in Fumes Explosion
Madison painter 35 dies after paint fumes ignite in his garage Monday night. Fire officials say the fatal blast occurred while he worked alone, prompting a safety investigation and memorials from local friends.
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Madison
Leroy Banks
Eisenhower orders federalization over Little Rock crisis
President Eisenhower announced the federalization of the Arkansas National Guard and Air National Guard to enforce school integration in Little Rock. He planned a nationwide TV radio address around 8 p.m. CDT and signed an executive order authorizing federal troops if needed to enforce court orders.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Arkansas National Guard
Air National Guard
Little Rock
Washington
Defense Wilson
Arkansas Guard
Wilson
United States
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Justice Department
U. S. Naval Base
Kiwanis to Showcase Green County Timber Resources
County agricultural and civic leaders will meet at Zanders Lake Thursday at 2 p m for a Kiwanis sponsored program and tour of county timber resources. T Roy Evenson Alvin Moritz and Rodney O Kittelsen urge Kiwanis members to attend with Kenneth Robert state forester among speakers. Pine timber owned by Evenson will be viewed.
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Zanders Lake
T. Roy Evenson
Alvin Moritz
Kiwanis
Trees For Tomorrow
Wisconsin
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Kiwanis Agriculture Conservation Committee
Green County
Kenneth Robert
Madison
Evenson
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Fredric Rosa
William Sorenson
Armond Sorenson
Aflcio Council
Monroe Firm
George Hartford
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