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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1954

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Sudden Typhoon Kills 1,500 Worst Japanese Sea Disaster

Nor man Everson 25 assumes post as assistant county agricultural agent in Green County succeeding Leslie Huber. Everson and family reside in Janesville after military service. background includes Wisconsin FFA, Milton Union High and University of Wisconsin degree in agricultural education, with prior service as training instructor at Orfordville.

Green County Norman Everson Leslie Huber Marathon County Everson Beverly Scobie Janesville 18Th Avenue Alaska Alcan Orfordville Milton Junction Milton 4-H Rock County University of Wisconsin Ffa Milton Union High School Milton College University of Wisconsin

Attlee Calls for exile of Chiang Kai-shek and Formosa

At the Labour Party conference in Scarborough Clement Attlee urged handing Formosa to the Chinese Communists and exiling Chiang Kai-shek to a safe place. He backed China’s seat in the United Nations and warned that US support for Chiang is not realistic. He noted tension between Communist China and the United States and described China’s leaders as revolutionaries in their own right. The conference prepared to debate rearming West Germany.

Scarborough England Clement Attlee Labor Party Formosa Chiang Kai-Sihek Peiping China United Nations Attlee Aneurin Bevan West Germany Bevan Laborites Chiang Kaishek Asia Soviet Union Russia Stalin Southeast Asia United States Moscow

Two Accidents Noted in County

Two traffic accidents were reported in the county over the weekend with no injuries. A vehicle driven by Margaret Graber and owned by John Vogel was damaged in a County Trunk II crash north of Monroe after skidding on gravel and hitting a bank. Passengers Elisa and Ludie Graber were not injured.

Margaret Graber Monticello John Vogel Monroe Peter Gerber Elisa Ludie Graber Silvia R. Droppers Milwaukee Helen McCormick Bell Juda Brodhead Bell

Resuscitation Saves Harold Sanders After Electric Shock

A 26 year old Monroe man Harold J Sanders was saved from a 7200 volt electrical jumper while atop a pole at the Swiss Colony building near Smoky Row. Fellow worker Herbert West gave artificial respiration and, with others, lowered Sanders to the ground where he revived. He is in good condition at St Clare hospital with back burns but expected to recover.

Monroe St. Clare Hospital Harold J. Sanders 14Th Avenue Wisconsin Power and Light Co New Swiss Colony Smoky Row Sanders Herbert West West Power Company

Communists Targeted by Chicago Bishop in Freedom Campaign

Bishop Bernard J. Sheil of Chicago vows to devote his time and resources to combat communism. He will lead and perform in the Freedom Festival at the International Amphitheatre, with net proceeds to the Catholic Youth Organization. He previously called Senator McCarthy a headline hunter.

Chicago Bernard J. Sheil Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Sheil CYO CIO United Auto Workers

Aircrafts Active Up In Advancing Market

New York stocks showed broad gains with aircraft shares rising as the market advanced. Early trading saw price changes from about three points up to one point down as volume moved above 2.34 million shares.

New York

Grassland winners named in Green County contest

Two well known conservation farmers from New Glarus Township and Adams Township won district and state entries in the fifth annual Grassland contest. J Ivan Elmer and Sanford District were praised for forage programs green feeding and high dairy production. Judges from Lafayette County conducted two day scoring with emphasis on grass share water disposal and soil conservation.

New Glarus Township Adams Township J. Ivan Elmer New Glarus Sanford Lyle Aktinson Lafayette County Vincent Burns Ed Richardson Green County Grassland Soil Conservation Service Association Ed Klassy Elmer Disrud Green County Madison Green County Soil Conservation and Grassland Committee

Waupun Prison Barn Fire Causes $40000 Loss

Warden John Burke estimated the loss at 40000 after a Sunday night fire destroyed a barn on a prison farm seven miles west of Waupun. Farm prisoners and local firefighters battled the blaze for two hours. the 139 by 36 foot structure held 6000 bales of hay and machinery. Fifty cattle were saved. The cause remained undetermined.

Waupun John Burke Wisconsin State Penitentiary Here Fox Lake Burke

Extradition Waived in Florida Daughter Death Case

Towson Maryland attorney James T. Roberts waived extradition to Florida after being charged with killing his 6-year-old daughter and leaving her body on a lonely Miami Beach. He agreed to return to Florida to face charges.

Towson, Md James T. Roberts Miami Beach Floria

Mao Selected Red China Head

The People's Congress in Peiping named Mao Tze tung head of state and chose Gen Chu Teh as No 2, with Chu as vice chairman under the new constitution. Chou En-lai was named prime minister and remains premier and foreign minister.

Tokyo Red China People’s Congress Mao Tze-tung Chu Teh Peiping Radio Chu Mao People’s Republic Chou En-lai

Typhoon Sinks Ferry Killing Thousands in Japan Harbor Disaster

A Pacific typhoon battered northern Japan leaving an estimated 1,500 dead including 1,000 when the sea ferry Toya Maru capsized in Hakodate harbor. U S casualties include 88 dead or missing with 14 Americans among the dead and 57 service members aboard the ship.

Tokyo Japan Hakodate Harbor Iwanai Hakodate U. S. Far East Command Pfc Frank Goedken Dubuque

Polio Drive Recovers With Over $2500 in City Campaign

Officials of the emergency polio drive report a final total near $2,500 after a two day campaign. Co chairwoman Mrs. Frank D. Kantro noted more than $1,900 was turned in Tuesday with tag day adding $599.61. The March of Dimes effort drew 250 volunteers and set a city zone record.

Frank D. Kantro E. C. Hamilton Mmes George R. Barry Frank C. Stiles Dwain E. Mings Leland Lamboley Etha Schillinger Royce

Ministers Start Urgent Talks on German Rearmament

London hosts high level talks as Dulles and Mendes France meet amid pressure to integrate West Germany into European defense. Adenauer push for national status and EDC principles faces French opposition. U.S. aims for rapid West German entry and a cohesive Atlantic alliance strategy.

London U. S Dulles Pierre Mendes-France Alfred Gruenther Europe NATO Germany Thony Eden Mendes-France Bonn Konrad Adenauer West Germany Adenauer Mendes- France United States Washington Atlantic Alliance Liberal News Chronicle

Flames Threaten Two Communities in California Forest Fire

In San Bernardino mountains crews battle a major blaze threatening Cedar Pines and Job's Peak. The fire has burned 5 000 acres and 3 structures, prompting evacuations of about 1 000 residents. US Ranger Don Bauer leads helicopter-directed efforts as winds threaten to shift. Rocky Marciano volunteers to help serving coffee at the forest camp.

San Bernardino Calif San Bernardino Mountains Cedar Pines Job’s Peak San Bernardino National Forest California Here Los Padres National Forest Monterey New Mexico Crestline U. S Don Bauer Rocky Marciano Lake Arrowhead U. S. Forest Service

Truck Driver Married From Bed at Hospital

Arnold Schmear, 20, and Jenine Walz, 18, both of Waukesha, wed in Arnold’s Mount Sinai Hospital room as he recovers from hip surgery. He remains immobilized, likely in hospital for three to four weeks, so their honeymoon must wait.

Milwaukee Arnold Schmear Waukesha Arnold Jenine Walz Mount Sinai Hospital

Rosh Hashana Begins Tonight In 5715 Year

In New York the last light of the old year fades at sunset as Jews prepare for Rosh Hashana, the new year 5715 on the lunar calendar, marking the start of Judaism’s high holy days.

New York

Mrs. Minnie Brunkow Dies in Monroe at 72

Minnie Brunkow 72 of 614 20th avenue died yesterday at St. Clare hospital after a coronary attack. Born Minnie Kubly in Jefferson Township on Sept 28 1881 she taught school before first marriage to G Henry Schwenk in Monroe in 1908 and later to William Brunkow in 1924. Survived by son George H. Schwenk, funeral Wednesday at Grace Lutheran church with Rev. Warfel. burial Greenwood cemetery.

Minnie Brunkow 20Th Avenue St. Clare Hospital Minnie Kubly Jefferson Township Henry and Salome Luchsinger Kubly Monroe High School G. Henry Schwenk Monroe Schwenk Otto Kubly Brunkow William Brunkow Freeport United Telephone Co George H. Schwenk Vincent Henry Otto Martin Kubly Barbara Kubly Anna Wells Nettie Webner Grace Lutheran Church C. C. Warfel Gordon Bender Oshkosh Greenwood Cemetery Stuessy Funeral Home

Six Benches Installed On Courthouse Walks

Six benches anchored around the Courthouse were installed today for area residents. The County Board authorized their return in August and they were repaired beforehand. Custodian Otto Schneider said the benches were placed along the walk this morning after being put out last week.

Otto Schneider

McCarthy Censure Recommended by Unanimous Senate Committee

A six member Senate committee unanimously recommends that Senator Joseph R. McCarthy be censured on contempt of the Senate charges and Zwicker abuse, while others found do not justify censure. The panel also urges rule changes to bar one man committee hearings unless authorized by the full committee. The Senate will reconvene November 8 to act.

Washington Senate Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy Wisconsin Ralph W. Zwicker Select Committee Senatorial Committee United States Army of the United States

McCarthy Skips Senate Office After Censure Report

Sen McCarthy did not visit his Senate Office Building office today after receiving the special Senate committee report on possible censure. He was at Bethesda Naval Hospital for sinus treatment and his attorney said he would wage a vigorous defense on the Senate floor against the committee recommendations.

Senate McCarthy Washington Sen. McCarthy Special Senate Committee Bethesda Naval Edward Bennet Williams Williams Watkins Utah

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