Supreme Court Contest Draws Voter Interest in Wisconsin
Milwaukee voters face a high profile battle for a 10 year Supreme Court seat between Justice Nathan S. Heffernan and Howard H. Boyle Jr. The race features heated charges over morality and the Tropic of Cancer decision, with broader statewide referenda and local races on the ballot.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Nathan S. Heffernan
U.S
Howard H. Boyle Jr
Beaver Dam
U.S. Senate
High Court
Boyle
Heffernan
Marquette
Wisconsin
Superior
Manitowoc
Wollenburg
Milwaukee County
Leo Fahey
Sheboygan
Joseph Wilkus
Horace Wilkie
Wilkie
Key in Mailbox Leads to Free Home Paint Job
Mary Bowman in Hagerstown gets free painting after she left her house key in the mailbox and painters arrived at her home. They later learned they were at the wrong house and the correct key was in the neighboring mailbox. Bowman will have her living room repainted at no cost. She vows not to leave keys in mailboxes again.
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Hagerstown
Mary Bowman
Weed Spraying Topic at New Glarus Watershed Meeting
Wayne Young of Geigy Chemical Company spoke at the Little Sugar Watershed meeting in New Glarus High School. About 35 people attended as plans were discussed for a watershed association dance at Turner Hall on May 22 with music by the Toe Ticklers of Darlington. Officers include Tony Beutler president Oliver Hustad vice president and Ernest Rufener secretary treasurer.
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New Glarus
Wayne Young
Madison
Geigy Chemical Company
Little Sugar
New Glarus High School
Watershed Association
Turner Hall
Darlington
The
Tony Beutler
Oliver Hustad
Ernest Rufener
Snowball clash turns riot near Oshkosh campus
About 1000 students marched to City Hall after a 5 p.m. snowball fight near Oshkosh State University. Police arrested 15 students, some kept overnight. No injuries. minor property damage reported. three university windows broken.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh State University
Harry Guenther
Guenther
Donald Gille Named To Monroe Fire Unit
Donald Gille was named to the Monroe fire department during a Tuesday night meeting. He will serve a one year probationary period and replace Peter Rip hahn who is now employed at Middleton.
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Donald Gille
Monroe
Peter Riphahn
Middleton
Stauffacher Cow Sets Milk Record
Stauffacher Holstein cow, a four year old owned by Art and Roger Stauffacher of Route 4 Monroe, topped the state production record for junior three year olds with a 365 day lactation. The cow yielded 24 160 pounds of milk at 2.9 percent with 697 pounds butterfat, surpassing Sunnyside Shirley Agnes Ormsby. The record was supervised by the University of Wisconsin with Holstein Association cooperation under Dairy Herd Improvement Registry rules.
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Dettwiler
Roger Stauf
Arthur Stauffacher
Gilbert
Hope
Kanowa
Art
Roger Stauffacher
Route 4
Monroe
Gilbert Dettwiler
University of Wisconsin
National Holstein Organization
The
Holstein Association
D.H.I.R
H.ir
Holstein Assn
Wisconsin Senate approves bill limiting false arrest suits
The Wisconsin Senate passed a bill shielding merchants from false arrest suits if detaining suspected shoplifters up to 30 minutes with allowed phone calls. The measure, approved 24 to 8, goes to the Assembly. The session also advanced civil service reform for the auditor J Jay Kelcher and confirmed Knowles appointees Arden Grudem and Werner Schaefer.
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Madison
State Senate
John W. Renolds
Assembly
J. Jay Kelcher
Senate
Kelcher
Warren P. Knowles
Arden Grudem
Eau Claire
State Board of Agriculture
Werner J. Schaefer
Milwaukee
State Exhibition Board
Grudem
Chester Dempsey
R-Hartland
Johnson
Wisconsin
Martin Schreiber
Department of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Last Show Honors Barnards at Lion's Club Minstrel
Allan F. Barnard and Naomi Barnard received tribute at the Lion's Club City Band 10th Anniversary Minstrel Show for hours of service. Earl Hager of Green County Shrine Club donated $100 for a sound system for Monroe Band shell and Junior High auditorium. The couple received a birthday cake amid jokes and applause, with the group praising their dedication. Final performance scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium. tickets at Ruf's Confectionary and local banks.
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Allan F
Pat) Barnard
Naomi
Lion’s Club—City Band
Green County Shrine Club
Earl Hager
Monroe
Pat
Ruf
Monroe School Immunization Schedule Begins April 5
The Monroe School system announces a new immunization schedule under Green County Medical Society and Health Committee. Diphtheria and tetanus vaccines in grades three six nine and twelve cost 50 cents. smallpox vaccines for grades six through twelve cost 50 cents.
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Monroe
Green County Medical Society
Green County Health Committee
Goldie Jennings Survives Freezing Ordeal and Loss of Limbs
Goldie Jennings, 50, discharged after surviving a freezing to death episode. Her husband died from exposure two days earlier. she lost both legs below the knee and hopes for artificial limbs in Virginia before returning for checkups with Dr. Hambley. The couple were found in their trailer on February 2.
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Goldie
Virginia
William C. Hambley
Sound of Spring Concert Planned
The Monroe High School Orchestra and junior high bands plan an instrumental concert in the Junior High School Auditorium on Wednesday night April 28 at 8 p.m. Allan F. Barnard directs all ensembles. Committees coordinate decorations publicity and ticket sales with named student leaders.
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Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Carrol Summeris
Sandra Voegeli
David Wilcox
Jane Schreier
Three Sisters Die in Wisconsin Home Fire
Three young sisters Jean six Caroline three and Joanne two died of suffocation when a Green Bay area home burned in Dykesville Wisconsin. Neighbors aided firefighters who found the children in an upstairs bedroom playroom as seven siblings aged seven to nineteen were at school. The fire's cause was undetermined though believed to have started in the living room near the television or an electric iron.
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Dykesville
Wis
Jean
Caroline
Joanne
Clarence Falish
Kewaunee
Green Bay
Falish
Raymond Vanden Hooten
Luxemburg
Davenport
SCS Will Observe 30th Anniversary
The Soil Conservation Service will mark its 30th anniversary on Tuesday April 27. Congress created the permanent agency for soil erosion control on April 27 1935.
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Soil Conservation Service
Congress
Six Wounded During Assault On Viet Position
Six U S Army men were wounded and four killed in an assault on a Viet Cong stronghold 20 miles west of Saigon. Helicopters were shot down and fighting continued in Hau Nghia and nearby provinces with heavy casualties reported on both sides.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hau Nghia
Quang Tri
Qung Tin
da Nang
Viet An
Tam Ky
Quang Tin
Long An
Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria
An editor's note explains that upcoming weekly menus are published to help mothers plan dinners for students who eat at the school cafeteria at noon. The public service listing outlines planned meals for the coming week.
Weekly school cafeteria menu snippets
Monday pork and gravy with potatoes and corn. Cookies and homemade bread with butter and milk accompany the meal. Tuesday goulash with green beans and pear sauce plus bread butter and milk. Wednesday roast beef with sides and an ice cream bar. Thursday brautwurst with pork and beans and cabbage salad. Friday tuna pie with salad and fruit sauce plus bread and butter.
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Associated Press
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Holstein
DHIR
Sen
Fred Risser
Risser
Barnard
Municipal Opera
East School
Richland and Ball
St. Victors School
North School
Teacher’s College
South School
West Clarno
South
Lincoln School
Hiawatha
Iliff
Browntown School
Ulom
Rush
Cadiz Center
Browntown
High
Pikeville, Ky
Goldie Jennings
SCS
Malcolm W. Browne
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