City Council offers 9000 to state for Allen House
City Council voted to offer 9000 to the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs for the Chessel Allen property on 11th street adjacent to Chandler parking lot. The site would add 20 parking stalls funded from the parking meter account. The building code was re-voted for publication timing and approved for enactment with a three member Building Committee and inspection program.
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Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs
Chessel Allen
11Th Street
Chandler
Veterans Affairs Office
Council
L.A. Koenig
Justice, of Peace Office
Monroe Evening Times
Gerald M. Wickus
Orville R. Evans
Board of Public Works
Freda M. Bray
Civil Defense
Walter E. Drews
Madison
Emil L. Klarer
Marshfield
Jaycees
Fred Krattiger
Kilarer
Twining Park
State Mails Out Sales Tax Forms
Wisconsin retailers will receive forms and instructions for first selective sales tax returns. Commissioner John A. Gronouski said forms mailed in time for the April 20 deadline cover Feb 1 to March 31 with payments due within 20 days after month end.
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Wisconsin
John A. Gronouski
Department of Taxation
Gronouski
Pageant Friday To Hail 50 Years
The junior high auditorium hosts the Honor the Past Serve the Future pageant marking 50 years of Girl Scouting. Miss Shin Yea Sun will sing the Korean national anthem during the International Friendship tableau. Troop 217 provides background music as 11 Girl Scout activities unfold.
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U.S.A
Barbette Burgy
Kathy Dearth
Joan Peters
Mary Burkhard
Linda Neuenschwander
Girl Scouts
Janet Richardson
Christine Boss
Times
Shin Yea Sun
Shin
Virginia Rogers
Leland Lamboley
Joseph Urban
Walter Regez
John Ferguson
Kenneth Mayer
Jake Rufener
Frank Pickett
Jerome Howe
Donald Springer
Mary Frantz
Archie Myers
Glen Schreier
Roger Voelkli
William Wedesky
Eagle River project to receive SEA loan
Eagle River officials announce that a group led by president Herbert Eggers and P. M. Inc. will obtain a Small Business Administration SEA loan to develop an amusement acre tract near the city limits with Rep. Alvin O'Konski involved.
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Eagle River Project
Eagle River
Small Business Administration
Alvin O’konski
Herbert Eggers
P. M. Inc
Cheese market unsettled with irregular demand in Madison
Madison Wisconsin market notes unsettled cheddar trade with ample offerings. Prices show 40 pound blocks at 34 to 36 percent, single daisies at 36 to 37 percent, long horns at 37 to 38 percent, and midgets at 37 to 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
March of Dimes Brings in 1962 Green County total
The Green County Chapter of the March of Dimes raised 8 945 44 in 1962 with Richard Newcomer as fund drive chair. Monroe activities contributed 4 804 48 and other villages and townships added funds. Net income reached 8 103 48 with campaign expenses at 841 01 including Kantro Night airlift bowling prizes and Mothers March totals.
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Green County
The
National Foundation
W. A. (Bink) Bender
Richard Newcomer
Monroe
Brodhead
Albany
Browntown
Monticello
New Glarus
Browntown Board to Act on Fluoridation After Tie Vote
Browntown village president H B Rockow said the board will act after a thorough study of the fluoridation process to resolve the 328 38 tie vote cast Tuesday. Montcomer, a prominent resident, suggested appealing to the state for a ruling on the tie.
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H.B. Rockow
Browntown
Montcomer
New Glarus to Fly Its Own Heritage Flag
New Glarus will design and fly a local flag symbolizing American and Swiss heritages. The New Glarus Yodelers will create the design, with support from the NG Business Association and historical groups.
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Glarus
New Glarus Business Association
Millard Tschudy
Tell Guild Informa
New Glarus Yodelers
New Glarus Historial Society
Wilhelm Tell Guild
NGBA
Walker names Rusk Rostow in secret control plan claims
Former general Edwin A. Walker testified before a Senate subcommittee that Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Walt Rostow were linked to a secret "control apparatus" guiding U S policy he called soft on communism. He said the apparatus used the United Nations to push propaganda and cited past stances on Cuba Korea and the Congo.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Dean Rusk
Walker
Walt Whitman Rostow
State Department
E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Bartlett
Senate Armed Services
Kennedy
Cuba
Korea
Congo
United Nations
Senate
Rusk
Joseph
Joe
Stillwell
China
Walt Rostow
CIA
Hillside and Roosevelt School Hearings Set
Public hearings by the Green County School Committee on April 19 at Monroe High School address two rural petitions to attach to the Monroe system. The Hillside petition in Monroe Township and the Roosevelt petition in Clarno Township are scheduled for 8:00 and 8:15 p.m. respectively.
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Green County School Committee
Monroe High
Monroe
Hillside
Monroe Township
Roosevelt
Clarno Township
Outdoor theater project near Twining park nears completion
The community bandshell effort at Twining park moves toward completion as weather allows final plastering. A June dedication is planned. Donations total 1000 so far with 2250 more needed to reach 6500, aided by a dollar for dollar match up to 3250 from an anonymous donor.
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Twining Park
Stanley Howe
Douglas Defends Nike Project Profits Against Subcommittee
Douglas Aircraft officials rejected Senate subcommittee figures alleging excessive Nike missile contract profits. President Donald W. Douglas Jr claimed the presented numbers misstate margins, noting total 17 contracts worth 939 million with profits about 29.8 million before taxes. He said actual profit rate ran under 3.2 percent and taxes consumed much of the gain.
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Robert E. Dunne
Douglas
Dunne
Freeman Proposes New Quota Plan For Dairymen
Secretary Freeman presented a compromise one year dairy surplus reduction program to Senator Ellender proposing incentive payments of 2.50 per hundred pounds for reduced milk output below 1961 levels and a penalty of 2.50 for excess production. The plan would require a two thirds dairy owner referendum and could restore price supports to pre April 1 levels while reducing overall dairy subsidies.
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Washington
Freeman
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kennedy
Department
Ellender
House Agriculture Committee
Cancer Unit Opens 1962 Fund Campaign
The kickoff breakfast for the annual Green County fund drive of the American Cancer Society was at Jimm e s Nabor Inn Brodhead. Dr M W Stuessy county chairman presided and discussed early detection. A film was shown. H G Claren back Madison district representative met with the group. Mrs J B Pierce Brodhead crusade chairman discussed this year s events.
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Green County Fund
American Cancer Society
Jimm’e’s
Baker, National Chief of 40 and 8, Succumbs
Clifton L. Baker 67 national commander of the 40 and 8 Club veterans group died Tuesday of a heart attack in East Orange New Jersey He worked for the New Jersey Department for 27 years born in Carterville Illinois.
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East Orange
N. J
Clifton L. Baker
8 Club
Baker
Department of New Jersey
Carterville
Ill
103rd Reserve Unit Breakup Affects Wisconsin Troops
Madison report says about 1,300 Wisconsin reservists in the 103rd Infantry Division face reassignment as eight standby infantry divisions are reduced to brigades. The division, based in Iowa, has units in six Wisconsin cities including Madison where the 1st Battle Group headquarters under Col. Jack R. DeWitt commands about 400 men in several companies.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Army Reserve
103Rd Infantry
Iowa
103Rd Division
1St Battle Group
Jack R. DeWitt
DeWitt
Beloit
Edgerton
Lancaster
Alfred Kolden 59 Dies at Home in Monroe
Alfred Kolden 59 maintenance man at J C Penney died around 10 30 last night at 1309 14th street where he roomed Autopsy cites toxic brain condition causing apnea No inquest per coroner He was born May 30 1902 in Blanchardville son of Andrew and Emma Bakken Kolden Survived by wife Ida Everson two sons two daughters two brothers two sisters and 12 grandchildren Arrangements open at Stuessy funeral home
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Alfred Kolden
J. C. Penney Co
14Th Street
Wilbur E. Deininger
Kolden
Rose Grimm
Mr. Kolden
Blanchardville
Green County
Andrew
Emma Bakken Kolden
Ida Everson
Monroe
Monroe Roller Mills
Ardell Kolden
Willis
Gerald
Hazel) Gelbach
Morrian (Walborg) Berg
Browntown
Theodore
New Glarus
Edwin
Thomas Erickson
Chester Johnson
Argyle
Epen
jStuessy Funeral Home
Stock Market Mixed as Rails Rise in Moderate Trade
New York prices showed a mixed stock market in moderate afternoon trading as rail shares advanced while most pivotal issues posted small gains or losses. A few issues moved more widely, signaling cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Kennedy
Rails
Eight Divisions Due for Breakup Into Small Units
Congressmen attack the Army plan to breakup eight National Guard and Reserve infantry divisions into brigades. Governors from affected states join the pushback while debates over the reorganization loom in Washington. The Army aims to form eight brigades of 3000 to 4500 men, with headquarters remaining to supervise training and support. If approved, Guard divisions drop to 23 and Reserve divisions to six.
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Washington
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Florida
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Massachusetts
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Army
26Th Infantry
28Th Infantry
32Nd Infantry
48Th Armored
Texas
32Nd
Berlin
Five More Feared Dead in Reno Fire
Reno Nev five persons still unaccounted for as flames raged at the New Golden hotel. Only body recovered was Gertrude Holbrook 68 of San Francisco. Crews halted search awaiting permission to tear down walls deemed a death trap by Fire Chief Wagner Sorensen.
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Reno
Nev
New Golden Hotel
Gertrude Holbrook
San Francisco
Wagner Sorensen
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Western Electric Co
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