Tri State Deaths Begin With Urbanek in Cashton
Mrs. Ella Urbanek 59 of Cashton Wisconsin died October 7 at her home. Funeral services will be held October 9 at 2 p.m. at Fick Funeral Home Hillsboro with Rev. William Schafer officiating. Burial at Mt Vernon Cemetery Hillsboro. She was born Ella Langer and lived in Hillsboro until 1961 then moved to Cashton after her husband’s death. Survived by three brothers Emil Cashton August Wonewoye Edward Yuba and two sisters Mrs Josephine Frank and Mrs Agnes Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashton
Wis
Ella Urbanek
Fick
Hillsboro
William Schafer
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Ella Langer
Emil
August
Wonewoe
Edward
Yuba
Josephine Frank
Agnes Frank
New Lisbon
Vera Mae Ristow
Frank Brown
Merrill
Glen Ristow
Waukegan
Ill
Robert
la Crosse
Doris Schoonover
Janesville
Janice Danek
Lewiston, Mont
James
Milwaukee
Stanley
Racine
Russell Thorson
George Schaeffer
Neillsville
New Lisbon Methodist Church
Leland Shaw
Hare Funeral Home
Obituaries Notice From Sparta Camp Douglas and Viroqua Areas
Mrs. Lewis Cinda Erickson 79 of Sparta died Oct 5 in Evanston hospital while visiting daughters. Services held at Portland Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery. Emil August Mavis 72 of Camp Douglas died Oct 7 after farming in Barrington area, survived by widow and three sons. Hetty Bolstad 75 of Viroqua area died Oct 7, services set at Qualley Elver Funeral Home Viroqua Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Lewis Cinda Erickson
Evanston
Ill
Erickson
Axel
Lillian) Christensen
Clarence
Mabel) Kjellberg
Morton Grove
Neil
Laura) Henricksen
Lloyd
Sylvia) Rognan
Glenview
Cansey
Melvina
Alfred Anderson
Cashton
Portland Lutheran Church
Eldred Peterson
Robert Page
Camp Douglas
Emil August Mavis
Manston
August Mavis
Mabel Reese
Barrington
Raymond
Willard
Lake Zurich
Roy
Woodstock
Death of Wilton infant Melinda Clark at Madison hospital
Melinda Lou Clark eight months daughter of Nevada and Mr. Clark of rural Wilton died Wednesday October 6 in a Madison hospital. Zenner Funeral Home Elroy service Saturday with Rev Henry Bahrenburg of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Elroy Cemetery. Survived by parents two brothers Robert and Jeffrey and sister Lorann at home along with grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Clark Kendall and grandmother Mrs John Whitt Arlington Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Clark
Kendall
John Whitt
Arlington Heights
Til
Miss Delia Burch Rites Held In Hillsboro
Hillsboro Wisconsin Miss Delia Burch 60 rural Hillsboro died Thursday October 7 in a Madison hospital. Funeral services were Saturday at Picha's Funeral Home with Rev Clinton Woods officiating and burial in Sherman Cemetery Mt. Tabor. She is survived by her mother Belle Burch five sisters Nona Hedding Hillsboro Wilbert Thurston Elroy Joseph Lawrence Union Center John Jewell Ably Mich and John McCann Appleton three brothers Roscoe Dallas and Daniel Ontario a half sister Harvey Kiuks Janesville and two half brothers John Burch Hillsboro Archie Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Wis
Delia Burch
Madison
Picha
Clinton Woods
Sherman Cemetery
Mt. Tabor
Belle Burch
Nona Hedding
Wilbert Thurston
Elroy
Joseph Lawrence
Union Center
John Jewell
Ably
Mich
John McCann
Appleton
Roscoe
Dallas
Daniel
Ontario
Harvey Kiuks
Janesville
John Burch
Archie
Milwaukee
Child's World ACROSS and DOWN Clues List
Puzzle style list of crossword clues including Across terms like Baseball club 4 Rocking device 9 Protective cloth 12 Process suffix 13 Constellation 14 British money of account 15 Metal 16 Toy animal 27 Spoollike to 31 Shasthine 3 Virus bein a a 7 Hawaii pepper 38 go round 39 t brown 40 Round toy 42 Liquid men 44 Enzymes 46 Hurt 50 Confess 53 Small sweet cake var 55 Electric toy 2 words 58 Superlative ending 59 Kind 60 Lengthwise 61 Born 62 Fermented drink 63 Cleverly amusing DOWN 1 Large casks 2 Follower of Arius 3 Rigid 4 Anticipation 5 Spoken 6 Japanese weight ma n Growing out 9 South African Huguenot
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Constellation
Arius
Crossword Clues From The Persian Prohibitions At Work
This entry lists numbered clues such as Persia 11 Prohibits 17 At work 19 Fixed 22 Iraqi river 23 Inactive 25 Male sheep 26 Anoint 28 Make a do 29 Affirmative vote 30 Possess 31 Slight fa 32 Eggs 33 Friend 35 Lixivum EB 41 Put down 43 Greek letter 45 Kind of summer hat 47 One seeded 51 Girl s toy 52 Manufacture 53 U.S. coin 54 Riotous merrymaking 56 Oriental name 57 Narrow bed cet
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Persia
U.S
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tele
Norplex Corp
Pyroil Co., Inc
Tausche
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal. F
Eaton & Howard Stk. F
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Invest
Mass. Inv
Mass. Inv. Gr
Natl. Invest
Obituary: Marion E. Hurd 1884 194? Dies After Auto Crash
Marion E. Hurd of New Lisbon, formerly Necedah, 81, died Oct 6 in a Portage hospital from injuries in an auto accident. Born March 12, 1884, she married Andy Hurd and moved to New Lisbon. Survived by son Robert of Tampa and daughter Mrs. Ray Hadgraft, among others. services at 2 p.m. Saturday in New Lisbon with Shaw officiating. Burial in New Lisbon Cemetery.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Marion E. Hurd
Portage
Necedah
William Tracy
Andy Hurd
Hurd
Eastern Star
Robert
Tampa
Fla
Ray Hadgraft
la Crosse
Francis Wright
New Lisbon Methodist Church
Leland Shaw
Death of William K. Schroeder noted in De Soto Wisconsin
William Karl Schroeder 68 died Thursday October 7 after a long illness in De Soto Wisconsin Funeral held at Zion Lutheran Church Eitzen Minnesota with burial in church cemetery Rev Norbert Gieschen officiating Visitation 7 to 9 p m Saturday M C Olson Mortuary De Soto and Sunday at church from noon Services He born November 27 1896 in Edstorf Germany came to the United States in 1922 married Alma D Schroeder of Eitzen in April 1924 operated a meat market at Eitzen before moving to De Soto in 1930 owned and ran the local meat market nearly 30 years Surviving widow one brother George in Germany one son Merlin De Soto two daughters Mrs John Paggi La Crosse and Mrs Henry Fiege Menomonie and 13 grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Soto
Wis
William Karl Schroeder
Zion Lutheran Church
Eitzen
Minn
Norbert Gieschen
M. C. Olson
Ernest Schroeder
Edstorf
Germany
Alma D. Schroeder
Merlin
John Paggi
la Crosse
Henry Fiege
Menomonie
Prairie Du Chien Woman Ruby Pine Dies in October Night
Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin Mrs Ruby Pine died Thursday night October 7 at her home. Arrangements are pending at the Ottoson Garrity Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Ruby Pine
Ottoson-Garrity Funeral Home
Deaths Henry S. Jones Former La Crosse resident dies in Minneapolis
Henry S. Jones aged 80 formerly of La Crosse died Friday morning October 8 in Minneapolis Minnesota. Sletten McKee Funeral Home will announce funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Jones
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Minn
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Frances E. Long 90 dies. funeral plans pending
Mrs Frances E Long aged 90 formerly of 113 N 16th St died in a local hospital early Friday Oct 8 Services tentatively set for Monday at 2 pm and to be announced by Schumacher Funeral Home.
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Frances E. Long
N. 16Th St
Schumacher Funeral Home
Boy Run Over By School Bus Killed in Monroe
Jeffrey L. Miller, 10, of rural Monroe was fatally struck when he was run over by a school bus in front of Monroe Senior High School around 3 40 p m. He died seven hours later at a hospital. The incident raised Wisconsin 1965 highway toll to 763. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Jeffrey L. Miller
Monroe
Monroe Senior High
Charles Miller
Five Day Forecast For Western Wisconsin
Western Wisconsin temperatures through next Wednesday will average near normal with highs from 58 to 66 and lows from 38 to 44. La Crosse normal high 65 low 43. Expect minor day to day changes and about half an inch of rain in showers late Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse
River Readings Show Flood Stage And Forecast Changes
Water levels update for Winona La Crosse Lansing and prairie du Chien show flood stage readings with 24 hour changes. Rivers like Mississippi and Trempealeau along with tributaries Trempealeau Dodge Black La Crosse Root are tracked with forecast values for Sat Sun Mon.
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Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Pool
Dam
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Black
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Sun. Mon
Stock Quotations for October 8 1965
The Marshall Co prints national stock quotations as of about 9 a.m. with inter dealer prices for stocks such as Allis Chalmers American Can Ford General Electric GM RCA Lockheed and more. It notes bids and asks adjusted for market markups and lists mutual funds like Fidelity Boston and Mass Investors Trust among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
American Motors
Amer. Smelting
NS Amer
Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Anchor Coupling
Bucyrus Erie
Chrysler
Celanese
Consolidated Foods
Deere
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Epko Shoe
NS Ford
General Aniline
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Grand Union
NS Great Northern Ry
Gulf Oil
Heileman Brewing
Ilinois Central Ind
International Harv
Interstate Power
Jones & Laughlin
Koehring
Kresge
Lockheed
Minn. Mining
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Northern States
North
Banc
NS Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
RCA
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Clark Oil
First Bank Ltd
Gateway Trans
Two Hurt In Cycle Car Crash At Sill And Charles
La Crosse youths James Briggs 17 and David Graff 17 riding a motorcycle were injured when their cycle collided with a car at 2 39 p m Thursday at Sill and Charles Streets. Briggs had cuts to a leg and Graff a back injury. both were taken to St Francis Hospital. The car driver Robert L Johnson 40 of 809 S Maple St La Crescent was unhurt. A separate incident saw Reita Weber 24 of 1610 George St treated for head and leg bumps after a collision with Carl Erickson 71 of 2328 Loomis St at Wood and Cunningham Streets. Weber received care at St Francis. Gladys P Tucker 52 of 608 N 6th Ave Onalaska injured her nose after hitting a parked car owned by John F Figi 901 Adams St in the 200 block of N Losey Blvd.
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la Crosse
Sill and
Charles Streets
St. Francis Hospital
James Briggs
Charles
Reita Weber
George St
Carl Erickson
Loomis St
Wood and
Cunningham Streets
Gladys P. Tucker
N. 6Th Ave
Onalaska
John F. Figi
Adams St
N. Losey Boulevard
Army unit plans 25th anniversary party in La Crosse
Veterans of the 120th Field Artillery 32nd Division in La Crosse plan a 25th anniversary party at the Governor's Guard Armory on Oct. 16. The event includes a 6 p.m. cocktail hour dinner and dancing with Ret. Lt. Col. Carl Kopischkie as speaker and Julius Platz as MC. Reservations via Eugene Phelps by Oct. 11.
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120Th Field Artillery
la Crosse
Governor’s Guard
Market Streets
Carl E. Kopischkie
Madison
Julius Platz
Eugene Phelps
Redfield St
Hearing on Charges Against Man Delayed
Robert L. Gilbertson of Onalaska, 21, faces two counts for allegedly injuring a police officer during a weekend incident and interfering with an officer. Judge Leonard Roraff postponed the hearing to Oct. 15 for further La Crosse Police Department investigation. Gilbertson remains free on a $700 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Gilbertson
Onalaska
Leonard Roraff
la Crosse
Gilbertson
Workers Walk Out At Tomah High School Site
Construction halted Friday in Tomah as non union workers were hired sparking a walkout. Pickets gathered at the site while negotiations continued between La Crosse AFL-CIO Council president Roger Grangaard and Appleton contractor Al Piette. Local 130 La Crosse led the picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Tomah High School
Roger Grangaard
la Crosse
Afl-Cio Council
al Piette
Appleton
State Cattle Win At Waterloo Show
In Waterloo Iowa Jersey show at the National Dairy Cattle Congress Ho Blie Advancer Dave owned by Darold D Howell of Waukesha Wisconsin earned reserve champion status. Browneys Master Man owned by Henry Uihlein of Lake Placid New York and Milwaukee captured the junior championship. Breezy Hill Perfecto owned by Traynor Farm of Milton Junction Wisconsin was named grand and senior champion in the Milking Shorthorn show.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Dave
Darold D. Howell
Waukesha
Wis
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Browney
Henry Uihlein
Lake Placid
N.Y
Milwaukee
Breezy Hill Perfecto
Traynor Farm
Milton Junction
Milwaukee Atty declares school boycott illegal
Milwaukee District Attorney Hugh O Connell warned that an October boycott planned by integration leaders is illegal and will be prosecuted. He cited state law mandating 7 to 16 year olds attend school with penalties for parents and those who aid violations. He notes daily violations count as separate offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hugh O'Connell
O'Connell
O’connell
U S District Judge Grubb Retires At 70
U S District Judge Kenneth P Grubb retires at 70 after accepting senior status. Chief Judge Hastings of the 7th Circuit says Grubb will hear federal cases part time nationwide while continuing his $30 000 annual salary. Former Gov. John W Reynolds is seen as a likely replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
U. S
Kenneth P Grubb
John S. Hastings
7Th
Federal Judicial Circuit
Chicago
Dale E. Ihlenfeldt
Hastings
Grubb
John W. Reynolds
Fire damages La Crosse Tool and Die roof
A fire shortly before noon at the La Crosse Tool and Die Co. 315 S Front St scorched the roof rafters and boards while workers heated tar to patch the roof. A portable heater was damaged as well. The blaze was extinguished in six minutes.
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la Crosse Tool and Die Co
S. Front St
Fire Crews Respond to Flare Tipped on Street Corner
La Crosse fire crews rushed to 4th Street and Cameron Avenue after a tipped flare sparked a brief blaze at 7 16 p m on October 7. No injuries reported. Firefighters controlled the flare and cleared the scene.
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4Th Street
Cameron Avenue
Livestock and Commodity Quotes From Winona Market
Swift and Company in Winona lists buying hours 8 to 4 Monday through Friday with no market Friday. Hogs down 25 cents. top 200-230 lb butchers at 22.50. graders 22.75-23.00. choicest weights 24.00-25.00. Cattle weak to 25 lower, other classes steady. utilities 13.00-14.75. veal market closed Friday. arrivals weighed and priced next morning. Also Chicago commodities notes: butter稳, eggs firm with specific price ranges. corn and soybeans prices given. potatoes and track sales details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
West
Kwno
Johnson undergoes gall bladder and kidney stone surgery
President Johnson privately undergoes gall bladder removal and kidney stone extraction during an early morning operation. Moyers reports the surgery "beautifully" successful and Johnson resting well in the operating suite as doctors note a stone in the gall bladder and one in the ureter.
Veteran Kenosha County board member dies at 70
Urban J J. Eppers a longtime Kenosha County Board member and former chairman collapsed at a courthouse committee meeting and died of an apparent heart attack at St Catherine's Hospital. He was 70 and had served 25 years on the board and chaired the county body in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Kenosha
Urban J J. Eppers
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Eppers
Brighton
GOP Leader urges united front on Chicago school funds
Illinois Republican Timothy Sheehan urged Chicago Mayor Daley to form a bipartisan front to resist federal control of local schools. He criticized the possible repeat of federal intervention after $30 million in funds were temporarily withheld and later released. Dirksen weighed in on federal maneuver procedures, avoiding a Senate investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Daley
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Chicago Today
Timothy P. Sheehan
Cook County
Republican Central Committee
Sheehan
Washington
Francis Keppel
Sue
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Nicholas Katzenbach
Dirksen
Senate
Keppel
Woman Fights Bureaucrats Over Dead Cow in Lemont
Mrs. Harry Fleming complains about buck passing after finding a dead cow near Lemont. Agencies defer responsibility from Chicago Board of Health to Cook County to sheriff to highway and state police, leaving her with no clear authority. She criticizes politicians for not addressing the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemont
Ill
Harry Fleming
Sheriff's Police
County Highway Department
Highway Department
State Police
Negro Leaders Reject Sanders Moratorium Plea in Crawfordville
Negro leaders rejected Gov. Sanders call for a moratorium on demonstrations. About 95 demonstrators marched to the Taliaferro County Courthouse while police blocked buses and a mass meeting voted to place control of the movement with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his SCLC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Carl E. Sanders
Taliaferro County
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Sanders
Hosea Williams
Martin Luther King Jr
SCLC
Williams
King
Calvin Turner
Dr. King
W. E. Watson
County Commission
Watson
Turner
Leroy Johnson
Georgia
Johnson
Albany, Ga
Local Traffic Citations With Multiple Names
Record of municipal court fines listing Paul R Waldron of Waukon Iowa for driving after revocation and unlawful use of a license with total fines. Other defendants include James Nis salke Dresbach Minn Rod B Baker Waterloo Iowa Mary Lensmire Wisconsin Rapids Peter Nowicki Athens Frank M Muench Milwaukee for illegal U turn and related offenses. Several drivers cited for inattentive driving stop sign violations and speeding with $5 to $15 fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Waldron
Waukon
Iowa
James Nissalke
Dresbach
Minn
Rod B. Baker
Waterloo
Mary Lensmire
Wisconsin Rapids
Peter Nowicki
Athens
Frank M. Muench
Milwaukee
South Dakota Man Killed In Ortonville Area Crash
A two car collision 11 miles east of Ortonville on U S Highway 12 killed Vernon D Courtney 47 Mitchell and injured five passengers including Sarah Courtney Rick Courtney Craig Broeker Paul Ell and Mary Ell. Earlier Rudolph Kittleson 69 Soderville died after being struck on U S 65 near Soderville.
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Ortonville
Minnesota
South Dakota
Highway Patrol
Vernon D. Courtney
Mitchell
Sarah Courtney
Rick Courtney
Craig Broeker
Paul Ell
Mary Ell
Courtney
Harold W. Wandberg
Madison
Minn
U.S. 12
Rudolph Kittleson
Soderville
U.S. 65
Anoka County
Alice W. Day
St. Paul
Paneling Theft Reported From French Island Construction Site
Nine pieces of pressed wood wall paneling and one piece of quarter inch plywood, four by eight feet, were stolen Friday from 1103 La Crescent Street, French Island. James Beranek, a construction worker, reported the theft to the La Crosse County Sheriff Department.
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la Crescent St
French Island
James Beranek
la Crosse County
Groups To Perform At The Albatross This Weekend
Just Us III featuring Mary Lindsay Sharon Robinson and Vicki Graham will sing Friday night at the Albatross. Saturday night performers include Mark Dobbs John Sterling Graig Balfany and Lee Anderson. The venue closes Monday for about two weeks for heating work and will reopen with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us III
Mary Lindsay
Sharon Robinson
Vicki Graham
Mark Dobbs
John Sterling
Graig Balfany
Lee Anderson
Quie to Speak at Wisconsin Agriculture Banquet
Madison Minnesota congressman A H Quie a member of the House Agriculture Committee will speak October 28 at the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture banquet in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
A. H. Quie
R - Minn
House Agriculture Committee
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Teacher Of Deaf Cited In Whos Who
Corrine Petersen of Faribault Minnesota a teacher of deaf students was among 14 women cited Wednesday for outstanding achievement by the editors of Whos Who of American Women The biennial citations come from 22 200 names in the new fourth edition Barbra Streisand Inez Robb and Suzanne Langer are among other winners noted by Jackson Martindell A N Marquis Co board chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corrine Petersen
Faribault
Barbra Streisand
Inez Robb
Susanne Langer
Domenech Named Cuba Industries Minister After Guevara Exit
In Havana Joel Domenech was appointed Cuba's industries minister succeeding Ernesto Che Guevara who resigned last April to pursue revolutionary activities abroad. Castro announced Guevara's resignation three days earlier and did not identify the foreign country involved. Domenech had served as secretary general of the Communist Party in Havana Province.
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Havana
Joel Domenech
Cuba
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Fidel Castro
Guevara
Domenech
Communist Party
Judge Permits Hallway News Pictures in Kalamazoo Court
Kalamazoo Michigan AP report says Municipal Court Judge Clark Olmsted allowed news cameras to shoot through a door window from a hallway outside his courtroom during a felony proceeding. He rejected a defense motion arguing WKZO-TV could take pictures through the window citing jurisdiction limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo, Mich
Clark Olmsted
Wkzo-Tv
Olmsted
Count Basie Band Delayed by Misrouted Instruments in Geneva
The Count Basie orchestra arrived in Geneva for a concert but instruments were mistakenly routed to San Juan Puerto Rico. Musicians flew from Paris to Geneva but the instruments remained elsewhere. About 1,800 jazz fans at Victoria Hall were told the show was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Count Basie
Puerto Rico
Paris
San Juan
Victoria Hall
Wisconsin commission names five temporary chairmen
The Wisconsin State Commission on the Status of Women named five temporary committee chairmen Wednesday. Three of the five were men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
The
Wisconsin State Commission On the Status of Women
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Coon Prairie Lutheran Church
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Hetty Bolstad
Viroqua Eastern Star
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