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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
2
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The piece argues for a bipartisan Committee of 25 to survey state finances and curb non essential spending. It supports private citizen majority, proposes rapid tax budget stalemate arbitration, and cites potential to modernize and save taxpayers money in Wisconsin government.
Green County reads like a living archive as more than 2,000 rural school children converge on the city for the first annual Rural Youth Conservation Day with songs, poetry and art depicting conservation efforts and progress.
A partial column fragment suggests a long tale left untold. The writer hints that years of events and details remain hidden, awaiting fuller revelation. The material emphasizes disbelief and the idea that the complete narrative may never be fully shared.
Robert I. Hussey aged 73, longtime Monroe resident, died Friday at his Glendale California home. Funeral services will be held in Dubuque Iowa. He was a retired mill work salesman for a Dubuque firm. Hussey and his wife Ruby Franke lived in Monroe about five years before moving to Madison in 1949. she died in Madison in March 1955. He retired two years ago and then moved to California.
Former President Eisenhower departed San Bernardino by train for his Gettysburg home on Sunday and said he plans to return in December.
The State Motor Vehicle Department reports 69 deaths in March, the highest toll for the month since 1955. Pedestrian fatalities totaled 22, with 12 on rural highways and 10 on urban streets. Green County had one highway fatality in Q1 1963, matching 1962, while Rock County reduced deaths to zero in 1963 after five in 1962. A 16 year old Benton youth died in Lafayette County.
Edwin Rufenacht and David W. Bray win director seats at the National Cheese Institute. A. L. Willems of Kraft Foods is president and C. E. Zuercher of Chicago treasurer. Reports note rising cheese consumption and a 77 million pound drop in cold storage stocks since last year.
Racial barriers were lowered Sunday at ten downtown and suburban churches. At 29 other churches, Negroes were turned down.
Mrs. Mary Hageman 90 a former Mary North died Saturday in a Rock County nursing home. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Everson funeral home Brodhead burial Greenwood cemetery. She leaves three daughters one son a sister nine grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Burial with Rev Paul Gibson officiating. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral home.
The piece argues secrecy around the Guantanamo Bay Cuban spy killing fueled public uproar and delayed truth about the incident. It notes former Marine officer scrutiny and inevitable leaks as columnists expose sensitive security matters.
Funeral services for Charles Wieland 74 Lancaster will be held at 2 p m Tuesday in the Presbyterian church. Burial will be in Hurricane cemetery. He died Friday and was a retired farmer and former 4 H club leader. Surviving are his wife Ruth four daughters a son a foster daughter two sisters two brothers and nine grandchildren.
Gordon R. Clapp aged 57 former TVA chairman from 1946 to 1954 died of a heart attack in Dayton Ohio. He led the Development and Resources Corp since 1955 and was born in Ellsworth Wisconsin. Philip C. Ebeling Sr aged 58 former president of the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce died Sunday in Dayton Ohio.
Dr. Robert Alexander Brady, 61, educator and author, died Saturday of a stroke in White Plains. He served on the University of California faculty from 1929 to 1960 and taught at Cooper Union, Hunter College, and New York University. Born in Marysville, Washington.
Washington reporter Helen Todd, 50, novelist and columnist, died Saturday following a short illness. She authored several regional studies and columns for local papers, leaving behind a manuscript archive and contributions to civic literary circles.
A biography of Ulysses S Grant secured the Houghton Mifflin non fiction fellowship in 1939. The piece notes Miss Todd, once a semi invalid after childhood polio, was born in St. Louis.
Elmer Christenson 65 of Dodgeville died Saturday after a long illness in Dodgeville hospital. Services 1:30 pm tomorrow at Bethlehem Lutheran Edmund. burial East Side cemetery Dodgeville. Visitation at Luloff funeral home. World War I veteran and Linden Masonic lodge member. Survived by wife Inez Holman, mother Chestina Christenson, two brothers Leon Arpin and Claire Edmund, sister Maisie Ross Darlington.
A Sunday night blaze along two blocks of Coney Island boardwalk engulfed a bathhouse a swimming pool and eight stores and concessions. Fire crews battled the wind driven flames as the structures burned.
Mrs. Ole Wersland 42 a World War II nurse and sister of Arthur Jerdee of Brooklyn died Saturday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Central Lutheran church Stoughton with calls at Edison funeral home She was the former Clara Jerdee a Rutland Town native and trained at Norwegian-American hospital graduating 1943 She served in England during World War II and later worked at Stoughton Community Hospital Surviving are her husband two daughters her mother four sisters and two brothers in several states
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