Bill Seeks Chain Store Tax in Wisconsin
A proposed Wisconsin bill would impose an occupational tax on chain stores, with escalating rates per store and a $1000 cap after ten locations. The measure targets more than 6,000 chains and aims to fund local governments while exempting single-store operators.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
State Tax Department
Norman Sussman
Dmilwaukee
Joint Finance Committee
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Senate
Reuben la Fave
Roconto
End Men Named for Sixth Annual Minstrel Show
Rehearsals for the sixth annual minstrel show run May 5 and 6 are entering final stages. Archie Myers Jr. takes over as end man replacing P. J. Connors Jr. who steps down. Connors remains in the chorus along with Charles Mathias J T Etter Forrest Kubly William Gvure and Donald Ripp. Tickets were mailed to City Band and Lions Club members and are now available. Rehearsals have continued for seven weeks.
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Archie Myers Jr
P. J. Connors Jr
Connors
Charles
Bones
Sambo) Ripp
City Band
Lions Club
Power Firm Sells $14 Million Bond Issue
Wisconsin Power and Light Co completed a successful sale of a 30 year first mortgage bond issue totaling 14 million dollars. The bid price was 99.789 percent of principal with a 4 percent coupon. The issue was underwritten by a syndicate led by J White Weld Co and Kidder Peabody Co.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Carl J. Forsberg
White, Weld and Co
Kidder, Peabody and Co
50 Year Mason Kohli to Receive Honor Tonight
Charles R. Kohli 72 of Monroe will be presented a 50 year Mason certificate at Smith Lodge in Masonic Hall tonight. Kohli also completes 50 years with St. Omar Chapter Eastern Star in the near future and has a long record in local public service and business.
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Charles R. Kohli
Smith Lodge
Masonic Hall
Kohli
St. Omar
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Platteville
Melody Lodge
Monroe Lodge
Stephen Pandow
Sentinel
Company H
127Th Infantry
Fred Galli to Lead June Dairy Luncheon Event
Fred Galli was named chairman of the June Dairy Month luncheon set for early June at the Courthouse during a dairy promotion committee meeting. The group plans Dairy Day on Saturday, June 27 in Browntown with a carnival and several area bands as participants.
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Fred Galli
Dairy Promotion Committee
Green County Agricultural Chest
Browntown
Gayle Burrington
Agricultural Chest
Ourthouse
Widow Ella Hartwig, 58, Dies After Illness at Home
Ella Hartwig formerly Kundert, age 58 of 1923 12th Street, died after a three month illness. She was born October 21, 1890 in Jordan Township and married George J. Hartwig December 19, 1918. Surviving: husband, daughter Mrs. Herman Blum, four sons, a sister, and 12 grandchildren. Services planned Saturday at St. John's United Church of Christ with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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George J. Hartwig
12Th Street
Hartwig
Ella Marie Kundert
Jordan Township
John A
Emma Benkert Kundert
St. John’s
Monroe
Herman Blum
Harold A
Monroe Township
Leland G
Robert Ray
Clarno
William Ray
Sylvia Richards
St. John’s Church
G.U.G.G
Rebekah Lodge
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood Cemetery
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Monroe prepares mock Civil Defense alert Friday at 10 30
A long siren blast will start Monroe’s mock Civil Defense alert at 10 30 a m authorized personnel will act with evacuee transfer drills. School officials will move to radio broadcasts and keep students in class while emergency plans unfold. Local utilities police and fire units will stage standby actions with CD coordinators overseeing the drill.
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Monroe
Victor N. Schiller
D. J. Huenink
Huenink
Kenneth L. Mayer
Water Department
George Byrneton
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Schiller
Recreation Park
Fairgrounds
United Telephone Co
Henry S. Hefty
Jack Erb
WEKZ
Conelrad
Rex Eyler
John Schild
Andrew Erickson
Radio CD
T. J. Burgy Jr
Steensrud Signs Monroe Contract With School
Steensrud, head football coach, signed a contract with Monroe high school today after a holdout following an interview with Carroll college in Waukesha for a football coaching post. He will begin his 10th Monroe season next fall after transferring from Mt. Horeb.
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Gay Steensrud
Monroe High School Today
Carroll College
Waukesha
Steensrud
Vincent di Francesca
Iowa State
Western Illinois
Monroe
Mt. Horeb
Lions Club $400 Per Student Scholarship Deadline April 25
Applications are now being received for the Lions Club scholarship awarded to a qualified male senior to attend a college of his choice. The $400 per student award covers two years if scholastic standards are met, with a required top third rank and a personal interview.
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Lions Club
J. H. Usher
James Speerschneider
Usher
Henry Tschudy
Dan Ault
Hollis Elmer
Charles Mathias
William Gyure
Lions
Kirk West
Elmer L. West
Blaha Chosen to Lead Illinois Bank Regulation Post
Roland W. Blaha, executive vice president of the Commercial and Savings Bank, is appointed by Gov. Stratton to supervise state banks in Illinois. He will assume duties after July 1, relocate to Springfield, and serves under civil service protections with a salary near 20000 dollars plus benefits.
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Roland W. Blaha
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ilinois
Blaha
William Stratton
Springfield
Illinois Banking Post
Illinois
Stratton
Wisconsin State Bankers Association
Chicago
Commercial Bank
Illinois Post
Madison
Adena
Minn
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Farm Loan Service
8Th Street
Geri Lou
Green County 4 H Junior Leaders Plan June Prom
Nine representatives attended the Green County 4H junior leaders district banquet at the Dane fairgrounds in Madison. Attendees included George Gramling and Beverly Dunaway with plans for a June 13 prom and a May 23 county-wide dance, plus a recreation workshop led by Marvin Hanson, assistant state 4H leader.
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Green County
Dane Fairgrounds
Madison
George Gramling
John Hillbrand
Beverly Dunaway
Mary Frautschy
Judith LaBorde
Maureen
Bette Dillon
Bob
Walter Wunschel
Misses Frautschy
LaBorde
Maureen Dillon
Green County Junior Leaders Organization
Marvin Hanson
Education Association Dinner Set for April 23
Board of Education members will attend the Monroe Education Association annual dinner on Thursday April 23 at 6:30 p.m. in the new high school cafeteria. Mrs. John E. Ferron is social chairman and Mrs. Robert Kingdon is program chairman. A guest speaker is planned.
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Board of Education
Monroe Education Association
New High School
John E. Ferron
Robert Kingdon
Ike and Dulles Seek State Department Successor
President Eisenhower and hospitalized John Foster Dulles discussed a new secretary of state. Dulles resigned amid cancer, with Christian A. Herter seen as front runner. Herter would represent the United States at Paris and Geneva meetings, while Dulles offered a limited return if possible.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
White House
Herter
United States
Paris
Highway 69 Widening Project To Begin Monday
Walter Ekum city engineer announced a widening and improvement project on Highway 69 in Monroe will start Monday morning with tree removal along terraces on llth avenue. A detour will be set up today entering the city from the south, routing east on 24th street then north on 14th avenue to 19th Street. Repaving and reconstruction run from Stalder's Chalet to Oaktron along urban Highway 69.
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Walter Ekum
Monroe
Ekum
Llth Avenue
24Th Street
Herman R. Wyss
14Th Avenue
19Th Street
Stalder
Henry Garkey Dies at 74 in Oregon Illinois
Henry Garkey 74 a retired farmer died at 11 55 am today at St. Clare hospital He had been admitted as a medical patient April 7 Survivors include his wife and two sons Robert and Orville both of Mt Morris Illinois Finch funeral home Mt Morris is in charge of arrangements
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Henry Garkey
Oregon
St. Clare Hospital
Robert
Orville
Mt. Morris
Finch
Shrine KC Benefit Set for July 26 at Recreation Park
Green County Shrine Club and Monroe Knights of Columbus announce the 12th annual Shrine KC benefit program to be held at Recreation Park on July 26 with Clifford R. Reasa as Shrine chairman and Herbert R. West leading the KC committee.
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Green County Shrine Club
Monroe Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
Clifford R. Reasa
Herbert R. West
Kcs
Four Batista Aides Hijack Cuban Plane to Miami
Four armed men hijack a Cuban air liner en route from Havana to Isle of Pines and force a landing in Miami. Seventeen passengers aboard are unharmed as U S border patrols surround the craft and detain the hijackers, three of whom are described as Batista regime secret police.
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Batista
Miami
U. S
Fulgencio Batista
Air Force
Candelario Delgado
Havana
Dominican Republic
Isle of Pines
Delgado
Edward Pfeuti 84 Dies in White Haven Nursing Home
Edward Pfeuti 84 of Monroe died last night at 11 30 in White Haven nursing home from old age complications. He was born November 20 1874 in Can ton Bern Switzerland and came to Green County in 1907. He married Mary Koenig in 1912 and they farmed near Albany until retiring in 1945. Survivors include three sons Ernest and Robert in Milwaukee and Walter in Albany a daughter Mrs Herbert Nutter in Arlington Virginia two sisters Mrs Flora Fluder Monroe and Mrs Lea Harran Switzerland four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery following services at Stuessy funeral home Saturday at 1 pm officiated by Rev Paul H Olm. Visitation after noon tomorrow.
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Edward Pfeuti
Monroe
White Haven
Mr. Pfeuti
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Rudolph
Margaret Roll Pfeuti
Green County
Mary Koenig
Brodhead
Albany
Flora Flader
Ernest
Robert
Milwaukee
Walter
Herbert Nutter
Arlington
Flora Fluter
Lea Harran
Bertha Koenig
Stock Market Shows Irregular Rise Amid Active Trading
The New York market moved irregularly higher in fairly active trading as fractions to a point defined most pivotal issues. American Telephone drew focus as trading began on a when issued basis in cheaper shares after the 3-for-1 stock split was ratified at a monster meeting Wednesday.
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New York
American Telephone
Basi
Rubber Walkout Expands as URW Strikes Three Big Firms
The United Rubber Workers union expanded a major strike to 58,000 production workers by striking Firestone and Goodrich, with Goodyear still operating. Earlier, US Rubber and Goodyear negotiators adjourned, while talks on pensions and benefits continued, and both sides claimed progress before the walkout.
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Akron
United Rubber Workers Union
B. F. Goodrich Co
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear
United States Rubber Co
UAW
Firestone
Goodrich
Big Four
URW
Mayor’s Rental Bill Ruled Legal
Mayor Victor N. Schiller is set to claim $107 from the city for bulldozer rental used in snow removal at the Aufenacht lot. An opinion for City Atty. Benkert states no pay for personal labor. rental payments up to $1,000 are allowed, and a $20 bill previously offered was withdrawn pending this ruling.
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Victor N. Schiller
Robert D. Sundby
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Schiller
Aufenacht
Arthur C. Benkert
Sundby
Kansas City Manager L P Cookingham Resigns
L P Cookingham resigns after 19 years as Kansas City city manager. He steps down shortly after a Democratic coalition gained control of city hall.
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Kansas City
L . P. Cookingham
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