Giants Gap Narrowed with 3 1 Victory Over Indians
Dusty Rhodes hit a second homer and a pinch hit single as the New York Giants beat the Cleveland Indians 3-1 at the Polo Grounds to move two games up in the World Series. Crowds faced two hour delay from morning drizzle. Patience and late offense secured the win for New York.
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New York
Dusty Rhodes
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Polo Grounds
al Lopez
Indians
Early Wynn
Leo Durocher
Giants
Johnny Antonelli
Durocher
Monte Irvin
Lopez
Wally Westlake
Dave Philley
Vic Wertz
Hank Thompson
New York City
John Stevens
Wertz
Christmas Store Hours Announced At Chamber Meet
The Monroe chamber of commerce announced December store hours. Retail chair W Howard Smith said Thursday afternoon openings and nightly hours until 9 p m the week before Christmas. Merchants voted to close all places at 5 p m on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
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Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Hotel
W. Howard Smith
Smith
Chamber
Forrest Kubly
Monroe
Israeli settler killed and another wounded near Jordan lines
Israeli officials say a settler was killed and a second wounded by automatic fire while inspecting fields near the Jordan armistice lines. An army spokesman says a later incident involved automatic fire directed at an Israeli patrol from Egyptian positions across the Gaza strip.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Jordan Armistice Lines
Army
Gaza Strip
Compromise Plan Reported Okayed By Nine Power Conference
German spokesman says Spaak plan for a European arms pool with NATO supervision won support from Adenauer Mendes France and other delegations as nine foreign ministers met at Lancaster House. Britain and the United States pledged continued troops in Europe if the plan succeeds, while others vie for a strong alliance against Soviet aggression.
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London
Ninepower
Germany
Paul-Henri Spaak
European Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
France
West Germany
Spaak
Konrad) Adenauer
Pierre
Anthony Eden
U. S
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Europe
Dulles
Jacob E Becker 66 dies after long illness in Monroe
Jacob E Becker 66 of 2022 16th street died 11 15 p m yesterday at St Clare hospital after a three year illness and cerebral hemorrhage He was born Feb 15 1888 in Washington Township son of John and Marie Becker He married Louise Schillinger Feb 12 1914 later widow Rose Lehnherr in 1934 He lived in Jefferson Township then moved to Monroe in 1944 Surviving are two sisters Mrs Mary Schubring and Mrs Otto Blumer of Monroe a brother Herman a stepson Robert Lehnherr Youngstown Ohio and two grandchildren Services 2 p m Saturday Shriner Neushwander funeral home burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Jacob E. Becker
16Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Washington Township
John
Marie Karlen Becker
Louise Schillinger
Rose Lehnherr
Jefferson Township
Monroe
Mary Schubring
Otto Blumer
Herman
Robert Lehnherr
Youngstown
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Stock Prices Slip After Quiet Start In Market
The stock market turned lower in early trading after a mixed start. Prices ranged about two points up or down with the downward side stronger. Volume ran near 1.81 million shares.
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New York
Rites Planned for Sen Pat McCarran in Reno
Arrangements completed for Catholic burial of Sen Pat McCarran 78 D Nev who died Tuesday night A congressional delegation will attend the funeral Rosary at 8 p m tomorrow in St Thomas Aquinas Cathedral body to lie in state Pontifical mass 10 30 a m Saturday Invocation with remarks by senators Benediction by Bishop R Dwyer at 1 p m State building McCarran a 22 year veteran to be buried in family plot Saturday Gov Russell's authority to appoint a successor questioned by state Democratic chairman Keith Lee and attorney general ruling sought
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Reno
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
St. Thomas Aquinas
R. J. Dwyer
State
McCarran
Senate
Keith Lee
Charles Russell
Lee
Nevada
Russell
Amoth Files Petition Over Proxmire Campaign Violations
Madison attorney general Thom son urged special proceedings against William Proxmire Democrat Blooming Grove for alleged Corrupt Practices Act violations. A petition by Ralph E. Amoth accuses Proxmire of campaigning for governor since 1953 defeat and failing to report expenses to the secretary of state.
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Madison
Thomson
William Proxmire
Blooming Grove
Ralph E. Amoth
Proxmire
Secretary of State
Army Plans New Redstone Missile and More Divisions
The Army announces limited production of the Redstone long range guided missile with an $855,000 Chrysler contract, raising the project total above $22 million. It also reveals a plan to boost combat divisions to 24 in two years, reassigning five training divisions and enabling overseas force rotations. A $160,601,200 contract with Chrysler for M48 medium tanks renews an earlier order.
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Washington
Colorado
Eisenhower
Robert T. Stevens
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Redstone
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Wisconsin American cheese market steadies amid solid demand
The Wisconsin cheese market shows steady to firm tone with good demand and barely adequate supplies. Trading prices cover cheddar and moisture basis, with quotes in the 37 to 34 range and odd lots noted.
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Madison
FSMNS
Wisconsin
Den Mothers Picked for City Cub Scout Rise
Fifty five of sixty eight anticipated new Cub Scouts attended an orientation in Knights of Pythias hall to learn Cubbing from Scout executives. Den mothers were chosen for nine new dens. plans call for leaders to meet with Pack 314 and 315 den mothers next Wednesday. Initiation set for Oct 20 as total cubs could reach about 162 in city programs.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Richard H. Bahr
Willard R. Schuetze
Willis R. Etter
George R. Barry
Robert W. Kramer
Norman Christensen
F. Royce ZumBrunnen
E. B. Lux
Jack L. Marty
Fred Beer Jr
Roy C. Kubly
Robert L. Cashman
Ed Zwicker
Otto Schild
Donald J. Clark
Norman Gilbertson
Forest Odegaard
Bahr
Arnold Albright
Russell W. West
W. W
Red) Wuethrich
Albright
Wendell Fuller
Barton Pickett
Harry Miller
U. S. Grant Council
The
Knights of Pythias
Dairy Festival Opens Tomorrow in Madison Spotlighting Swiss Cheese
Quality Swiss and limburger cheese graded by area inspectors will headline a Madison festival starting tomorrow as a test market promotion led by Green County cheese leaders. The event runs through Oct. 9 with 100000 pounds aimed for the promotion, TV appearances by the New Glarus Yodelers, and tours of Madison stores by regional cheesemakers in Swiss garb.
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Robert Alder
Lakeshire-Marty Co
G. Fred Galli
Green County
Madison
Raymond R. Kubly
Robert F. Marty
Capital Cheese Co
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Kubly
Galli
Glen Erbe
Mt. Horeb
August Burgi
Monroe
Pauli Cheese Co
Glarus
Fred Krebs
William Ienatsch
Fred Oschner
Albany
Fred Escher
Monticello
George Hollenstein
Darlington
Walter Schilt
Juda
John Marti
Browntown
John Stadelman
Verona
Alfred Alplanalp
Middleton
L. E. Heindel
Madison Newspapers Inc
Arthur Towell
American Dairy Association
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Gordon R. Reuhl
ADA
Huskers to Highlight County and Regional Corn Picking Events
An old fashioned corn husker will attend county and regional contests October 11 and 12 to contrast with modern mechanical pickers. The event at C S Pierce farm north of Brodhead features the Brodhead high school band, two speakers daily, and prizes totaling up to 40 dollars for top regional finishers.
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Brodhead High School
C. S. Pierce Farm
Brodhead
Donald Schumacher
Milton K. Johnson
Tracy and Sons
Janesville
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Officers Named For Lincoln Junior High Classes
Seventh grade president Ruth Benkert leads a slate that includes Rudolph Reger Jr as vice president and Terry Wenger as secretary treasurer. Eighth grade president William Wartenweiler is joined by Ann Goodmiller as vice president and Richard Schmiedlin as secretary treasurer. Home room reps include Karen Wenger Kirk West Anita Blackbourn Sandra Miller James Boethe Gregory Kittel sen Judy Chambers Elise Feutz and Hans Von Allman. Fred Schadt had been elected student council president earlier.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Ruth Benkert
William Wartenweiler
Rudolph Reger Jr
Terry Wenger
Ann Goodmiller
Richard Schmiedlin
Karen Wenger
Kirk West
Anita Blackbourn
Sandra Miller
James Boethe
Gregory Kittelsen
Judy Chambers
Elise Feutz
Hans von Allman
Fred Schadt
Conciliatory Tone Predicted in Vishinsky Speech at UN
At the United Nations Andrei Vishinsky was set to address the General Assembly with a likely conciliatory tone. He was expected to reiterate Russia’s demand to ban nuclear weapons and oppose the Eisenhower Dulles plan unless tied to disarmament.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Vishinsky
U. N. General Assembly
Vishinsky
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
U. N
Dulles
U. N. Security Council
Homemakers Hear County Guidance Speaker At Fall Meeting
Dr. Hertha Tarrasch spoke to 82 women at the Green County Home Demonstration Clubs fall council meeting held at the Courthouse. Officers elected included Mrs. Clarence Day as vice president. Mrs. Fred Hahlen president. Mrs. Arthur Schroeter secretary. and Mrs. Marvin Freitag treasurer.
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Hertha Tarrasch
Green County Home Demonstration Clubs
Clarence Day
Monroe
Fred Hahlen
Brodhead
Arthur Schroeter
Route 5
Marvin Freitag
Monticello
Fred Abbott
Mt. Pleasant Township
Harold Stubbe
Browntown
Green County Hospital
Lawrence Raymer
Achievement
Ray Dye
Children killed by grenade in Izmit
Five school children died and three were seriously injured in Izmit Turkey when a hand grenade found by the youths exploded as they played with the device.
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Izmit
Turkey
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