Belief grows that worst of money squeeze is over
A growing view in banking circles that the money squeeze has eased and interest rates may not rise much further. Many large firms expect to finance capital outlays from internal funds while others tighten credit policies to guard against future tight money. In government and local finance circles the mood remains cautious as firms plan modest capital spending and tighter collections. John J. Rabata forfeited a $20 bond for speeding in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Conference Board
Baseball Crossword Workout Clues List
Across and down clue set for a baseball themed crossword including players terms positions and common words. Entries cover baseball legends weights fates and ages alongside general terms like shielder war god and rim with multiple language hints.
Final Hearing Clinic Held in Kenosha on Otological Screening
The second Otological Clinic, run with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and Kenosha schools, examined 65 children with 87 found in need of medical exams under the 1959 Hearing Conservation program. No treatment was given. recommendations go to family physicians. Community volunteers assisted.
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Kenosha
Sam Milesky
School For the Deaf and
Bureau For Handicapped Children
Mmes
Dennis Griffin
Harold Rieschl
Neil Johnson
Richard Kiltz
Neil Iserman
Robert Greening
L. A. Forrest
Otto Bente
John Doherty
Parochial School Hearing Conservation
Street Policy Change Asked by City Officials
City Council will consider stopping curb and gutter installation in new neighborhoods without paving streets. Public works and finance committees cite high gravel street maintenance costs, noting paving lowers long term city expenses. Mayor Eugene R. Hammond says gravel streets cost far more to maintain and upgrade.
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Public Works and Finance Committees
Eugene R. Hammond
Kenosha
Hammond
Plows Tackle Slush Tonight in City Streets
City plows will be out at midnight to remove slush from side streets. Clarence Anderson of the public works department announced the effort. Motorists are asked to park on the even numbered side of streets overnight.
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Clarence Anderson
Public Works Department
Canopy Approved For Eastside Store
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a canopy for the Aoyan Rug Company building at 6517 5th Ave. The canopy extends beyond setback limits as part of a modernization program. The board also approved two underground gasoline tanks for Kenosha Cartage Company.
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Aoyan Rug Company
5Th Ave
Board of Zoning Appeals
Kenosha Cartage Company
City Offers Damages to Barber for Erroneous City Advice
Barber Paul Trombino Jr was told to stop building at 75th St and 31st Ave after a zoning error. City Council finance committee recommends paying $1,256.30 plus $200 to cover legal fees, totaling $1,456.30, to settle the dispute over the revoked permit.
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75Th St
31St Ave
Paul Trombino Jr
Robert V. Baker
Trombino
Atty. Baker
Atty
Baker
Boss of the Year Charles A. Lawrence named in Kenosha
Charles A. Lawrence traffic manager of American Motors Corp earned the Boss of the Year honor at the Jaycees Bosses Night Banquet at the Yacht Club. He was recognized for his work with the Jaycees over the past year led by former president Richard Robsel. Guests included Mayor E. R. Hammond and Rev. E. P. Wittenburg.
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Kenosha
Charles A. Lawrence
American Motors Corp
Jaycees
Yacht Club
Lawrence
Jaycee
Richard Robsel
Kermit N. Caves
Snap-On Tools
Youth Is Caught Siphoning Gasoline
A Kenosha youth, 18, already on probation for six burglaries, was caught siphoning gasoline at a southwest Kenosha gas station. Robert Kuzik of 1908 24th St. was arrested behind John and Bob's Conoco after officers found a full gas can and hose. He admitted taking fuel from a local excavation firm truck and a Dean's Milk tractor truck and said he siphoned from two county farms.
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Kenosha
Robert Kuzik
24Th St
D. A
Joseph B. Molinaro
Bill Hart
Richard Wachs
Kuzik
John
Bob
Conoco
45Th Ave
75Th St
Riley
Sheriff’s Department
Man forfeits bond after disorderly conduct arrest in Kenosha
James Barnett aged 24 of 1121 61st Street forfeited a 15 dollar bond in Municipal Court on Thursday for disorderly conduct. He was booked on January 27 after striking Kenoshan George Palubicki, allegedly causing a possible nose fracture.
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James Barnett
61St St
George Palubicki
Nine hurt in two Kenosha County highway crashes
Two accidents on state routes near Bristol and Lake George left nine people injured. In the Bristol incident, six people including driver Ronald Straszewski and passengers Al Lindow and Thomas Jechorek were treated, with Deschaine and two passengers also briefly hospitalized. In Lake George, five-year-old Raymond Newman and two Idstein relatives suffered injuries after a three vehicle collision on the state line road near Hy 45, involving trucks driven by Milo Michiles and LeRoy Grosklaus.
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Kenosha County
Bristol House
Ronald A. Straszewski
17Th Ave
Kenosha Hospital
al Lindow
29Th Ave
Thomas Jechorek
43Rd St
Hazel F. Deschaine
Milwaukee
Shirley Spaciel
Pearl Spacier
Raymond Newman
Victory Memorial Hospital
Raymond
Anthony J. Idstein
Rt. J
Idstein
State Line
Milo Michiles
Hebron
Ill
Michiles
LeRoy Grosklaus
Grafton
No Criminal Grounds In Hunters' Dispute
District Attorney J B Molinaro announced there were no criminal grounds after an incident involving James Clark and James McDevitt and three hunters. Investigators found the land was not posted properly, thus no trespassing charges. Clark claimed the older hunter struck him and a gun was pointed at him. Molinaro described a defensive gun raise and a cut hand during the scuffle.
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Clark
Molinaro
Two Cars Stolen in Kenosha With One Recovered
Police report two cars were stolen in Kenosha overnight. Anthony DeBar Telo’s vehicle at 4922 22nd Ave. was recovered near Washington Rd and 29th Ave by Officer Robert Husted. Robert T. Cole’s car at 4220 29th Ave. remains missing, last seen outside his home and found missing at 5 am.
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Kenosha
Anthony DeBartelo
22Nd Ave
Robert Husted
Washington Rd
29Th Ave
Robert T. Cole
Burglars Take $200 From Dew Drop Inn
Robbery occurred at the Dew Drop Inn tavern on Sheridan Road. Proprietor Robert Goetuck said about 150 to 200 dollars were stolen from an unlocked safe, plus 24 dollars from walls, 7 dollars in half dollars, and 2 dollar bills on the wall. Entry was through a front window with no pry marks. Investigator Art Blake of the sheriff's office commented the burglars may have been frightened off.
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Dew Drop Inn
Sheridan Rd
Robert Goetuck
Art Blake
Sheriff's Office
Market Ends Week With Further Decline Across Industries
Stock prices eased in thin trading as the market slid toward November lows. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks fell 30 cents to 218.60 at noon with industrials down and rails slightly up, while corporate bonds edged higher. Chemicals led losses with motors aircraft and electrical equipment also weaker.
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New York
Associated Press
Monberg Selected to Design UW Extension Center in Kenosha
Lawrence Monberg and Associates won the contract to design the University of Wisconsin Extension Center in Kenosha after committee field trips and a lengthy meeting chaired by Frank De Marsh. The local firm won among equally capable rivals and a Sunday session will refine recommendations for the County Board and City Council.
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Lawrence Monberg
Monberg
County Board
DeMarsh
Borland Named To Parking Unit In City Appointment
Edward C. Borland a 22nd Ave jeweler will be appointed to the Parking Commission to fill the unexpired term of Robert Greening the mayor said. The term runs to Oct 1 next year and awaits City Council confirmation. Also named were Conrad Shearer and Arthur Harrington to the Library Board to replace Gilbert Lance and Stoddard Lane. Harold Pobleski 32 Camp Lake lost a 15 bond for speeding 74 in a 55 zone and another 10 bond for passing on a hill.
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Edward C. Borland
22Nd Ave
Eugene R. Hammond
Borland
Robert Greening
Atty
Conrad Shearer
Arthur Harrington
Library Board
Gilbert Lance
Stoddard Lane
California
Harold Pobleski
Camp Lake
Livestock and Produce Prices from Chicago Market
The Chicago market reports hogs at steady to 25 lower for butchers with varied grades. Calves and cows show low to mid twenty dollar ranges, stock steers around mid twenty dollars, and lambs or sheep mostly steady with prices from 17.50 to 20.75 for various weights. Mixed lots span several weight classes and grade combinations.
Poultry and Dairy Prices Move on Steady USDA Readings
United Press International notes live poultry at 29 000 lbs with no USDA price changes. Cheese rates show daisies long horns loaf Swiss grades A B and others drifting within narrow margins. Butter supplies steady with varied score outcomes across 57 seven four to 56 percent.
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USDA
Livestock Market Estimates From Thursday Reports
Hog receipts are down 13.00 to 13.75 for 190 to 230 pound butchers. sows 375 pounds 11.75 to 12.25 and 400 pounds up 9.75 to 11.25. stags 9.00 to 10.00. boars 7.06 to 8.00. Cattle receipts about 300. cows 11.00 to 14.00 canners, 14.50 to 15.50 utilities, dairy bred heifers 15.50 to 17.50, bull market 20.00 to 21.00, fed cattle 22.00 to 26.00. Calves receipts 300. top prime 32.00 to 35.00, top 36.00. good to choice 25.00 to 30.00. standards 19.00 to 25.00. Sheep lambs 19.00 to 20.00, utility to good 15.00 to 16.00, medium 8.00 to 13.00, ewes 3.40 down.
Milwaukee Produce Market Sees No Change From Wednesday
The Milwaukee produce market remains steady with no new changes today, continuing the same levels as on Wednesday. Traders report stable prices and supply, indicating a quiet trading day across the market.
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Milwaukee
Azaleas and Flowers From Local Florists
Choice azaleas two dollars each offered by L Turner Sons Florists at 5909 6th Ave. Maihofer Florists promotes wedding funeral and party flowers at 7014 37th Ave. Loverine Flower Shop lists bouquets and blooming plants at 7901 39th Ave. Tambellini and Marine Greenhouse advertises potted jonquils hyacinth azaleas cyclamen and mums at 87548 Sheridan Rd.
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L. Turner Sons Florists
6Th Ave
Maihofer Florists
37Th Avenue
Loverine Flower Shop
39Th Ave
Tambellini and Marine Greenhouse
Sheridan Rd
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