Editorial urges fresh start on reapportionment after Green County splitoff controversy
The editorial questions Green County’s removal from the First Congressional District as a political maneuver. It notes Gov. Reynolds denial of personal role, cites Nelson’s veto history, and reports Senate doubts after a public hearing. It warns lawmakers to proceed carefully to avoid further upheaval.
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Green County
Reynolds
Nelson
Senate
Assembly
Ground breaking held for St Andrew's chapel residence
Formal ceremonies mark the April 22 1953 ground breaking with Bishop Hallock of Milwaukee officiating assisted by Rev Richard F Hulburt. Also reported are memories of Bataan marches from Korean prison camps and travel plans of Mrs Ralph O Phillips and daughter to Brisbane Australia.
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St. Andrew's Church
Donald
W. Hallock
Milwaukee
Richard F. Hulburt
St. Andrew’s
Korea
Ralph O. Phillips
Vicki Lou
Brisbane
Australia
Rozelle crackdown aims to protect game from gambling abuses
The text argues Pete Rozelle should aggressively punish so called innocent betting rule infractions to safeguard football from a sordid fate. It frames gambling as a racket that relies on player cooperation and praises strong enforcement as essential.
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Pete Rozelle
Death notices for Isle of Wight and San Francisco figures
Dr. Carl Prausnitz Giles 86 German born authority of allergy died Sunday in Ventnor Isle of Wight. Lynn H. Gamble 65 advertising director of the San Francisco Chronicle for the past decade died Sunday born in St. Louis.
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Ventnor
Isle of Wight
Carl Prausnitz Giles
San Francisco
Lynn H. Gamble
The
San Francisco Chronicle
St. Louis
William H. Eaton 81 former publisher dies Sunday
William H. Eaton, age 81, former publisher of the American Home magazine, died Sunday. The obituary notes his longtime involvement in publishing and his leadership of the magazine.
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New York
William H. Eaton
American Home Magazine
Reverend Roy L. Smith Dies at 75 Former Editor of Christian Advocate
SAN BERNARDINO California Dr Roy L Smith 75 longtime Methodist minister and former editor of the Christian Advocate died Saturday in his hometown His death ends a noted clerical career and editorial tenure with the church publication.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Roy L. Smith
The
Christian Advocate
Paris Ethnologist Prof Alfred Mentreaux Found Dead
Swiss-born ethnologist Professor Alfred Mentreaux aged 60 was found dead Saturday. Police theorize he died earlier this month from an overdose of barbiturates.
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Paris
Alfred Metreaux
YMCA smoking room for youths closes after PTA objections
In Long Beach California a 13 to 15 year old experimental YMCA smoking room was shut down after objections from the Parent Teacher Association. The room allowed teens to smoke while being warned against tobacco use, reflecting community concerns over youth access to smoking facilities.
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Long Beach
Calif
Parent- Teacher Association
Gross Dairying Returns Decline in 1962 National Totals
The Agriculture Department reports 1962 gross milk and cream marketings at 5.09 billion dollars, down from 1961’s 5.19 billion and the 1952 peak. Milk prices averaged 4.11 per hundred pounds, down from 4.20 in 1961. Cream sales fell 14 percent to 5.975 billion pounds with Wisconsin leading state income at 608.37 million dollars and New York, California, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Iowa also listed at major levels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
New York
California
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Jacob Rupp 1873 1952 Monticello Dies
Jacob Rupp age 90 Monticello died at 12 15 p m yesterday after long illness in his home He was Swiss born a retired cheesemaker and farmer He came to America in 1891 worked at Farmers Grove factory and on Jacob Voegeli farm He married Anna Speich in 1897 He survived by daughter Viola six grandchildren and three great grandchildren One son Herman and Jacob Jr preceded him in death Services set 2 p m Wednesday Voegeli funeral home Rev Mittler will officiate Burial in Highland cemetery
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Monticello
Jacob Rupp
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Rudolph
Emma Rupp
America
Farmers Grove
Robert
Jacob Voegels
Anna Speich
Monroe
P. A. Schuh
St. John’s
Zwinegli
Herman
Jacob Jr
Voegeli Funeral
J. Allan Mittler
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Highland Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held For Morris Brenum
Funeral services were held at the Luloff funeral home for Morris O. Brenum 59 of Highland a longtime area farmer. He died Friday night in Dodgeville hospital after a brief illness. Surviving are his wife Lily Gerber six daughters Catherine Janis Sandra Dorothy and Mrs Dean Loy and Mrs Howard Hadley Jr a son Gerald three sisters three brothers and five grandchildren.
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Dodgeville
Luloff
Morris O. Brenum
Route 1
Highland
Lily Gerber
Dean Loy
Howard Hadley Jr
Fennimore
Catherine
Janis
Sandra
Dorothy
Gerald
William Anderson
Madison
Walter Gerber
Cazenovia
Darrell Rice
Linden
Milo
John Brenum
John Walker
Dengevite
To the Bottom of the Atlantic in the Bathyscaphe Trieste
The Trieste may provide the only factual evidence of why the nuclear submarine Thresher sank in 1963. If the wreck is located, its bathyscaphe can give visual data on the plunge after a test dive. The Trieste, bought in 1958, reached 35,700 feet in the Marianas Trench and operates with limited power and buoyant ballast.
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Washington
Atlantic
Donald L. Keach
Navy
Auguste Piccard
Jacques
Office of Naval Research
Marianas Trench
Guam
Trieste
Underwater gondola outfitted with porthole and lights
The gondola is equipped with a clear plastic porthole and exterior lighting. A 4,500 watt illumination system enables photography and visual observation for underwater surveys.
AMC Chief Criticizes Car Racing Emphasis
Roy Abernethy, president of American Motors Corp, told Carnegie Tech’s 10th annual meeting that auto racing harms public testing grounds and that racing cars are special and not generally available to the public, urging manufacturers to exit racing.
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Pittsburgh
Roy Abernethy
American Motors Corp
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Abernethy
Your friend the want ad does your selling hiring
A compact notice suggests letting a friend handle selling, renting, or hiring tasks. It highlights leveraging social networks to connect buyers or renters with opportunities through a trusted intermediary. No specific names or places are provided.
Juda High Names Top Honor Students for Five Weeks
Seven Juda High School students earn high honors for the fifth six weeks of the 1962 63 school year. Seniors Barbara Eberle Janet Lehnherr and Lois Arnsmeier Glenda Severson Larry Whitehead and Tom Kaderly among those cited.
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JUDA
Barbara Eberle
Janet Lehnherr
Duane Siedschlag
Pat Kaster
Kathleen O'Neal
Beth Matzke
Yvonne Zimmerman
Karen Lehr
Lois Arnsmeier
Glenda Severson
Larry Whitehead
Russell Carter
Gary Goecks
Tom Kaderly
Russel Keen
Alan Keener
Norma Hummer
Woodrow Keener
Tom Phillipps
Sharon Thorp
Peggy Wyss
First Telephone Booth Patented in 1883
The article notes the first telephone booth was patented in 1883, seven years after the invention of the telephone.
Rozelle's crackdown shocks fans with suspensions of Hornung and Karras
The National League bans Green Bay's Paul Hornung and Detroit's Alex Karras for gambling ties. Rozelle warns such violations threaten the sport, saying even social bets break league rules and could invite organized gambling. The author links this to Wisconsin bingo debates and broader anti-gambling laws.
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Green Bay
Pete Rozelle
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Hornung
Karras
Rozelle
National League
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