Symphonic Band Recital Planned for Wednesday Night
Symphonic Band to perform an 75 minute recital in the High School lecture auditorium at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Admission is free with public encouraged to attend. Alan F. Barnard directs the group with assistant Vance Nelson. Eleven solo pieces were chosen from 38 presented to school and civic groups.
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Alan F. Barnard
Vance Nelson
John Morita
Ronald Eck- Stam
Philip Peterson
Dennis Laube
Scherzetto
Diane Liedschlag
Kathy Kohl
Vicki Neuberger
Linda Abegglen
Janet Buehler
Gary Neuenschwander
Vick Neuberger
Kris Snively
Joan Abeggien
Donna Marty
Christi Ault
Banter
Steve Neuberger
John Deininger
Linda’ Rumbach
Nancy Ekum
Tom Nondah
Hyacinthe
Tom Nondahl
Susan Reger
Diane Siedsching
Larry Krattiger
Truck Driver Not Negligent in Chicago Expressway Crash
A reckless homicide charge against Maurice Atkinson 28 dismissed in Chicago after witnesses said he drove five miles under the limit. The crash on the John F. Kennedy Northwest Expressway killed six people en route to O'Hare. Judge Daniel J. Ryan cited lack of recklessness and noted the lifelong burden on Atkinson.
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Chicago
Maurice Atkinson
Atkinson
Trevor Kenosha County
Daniel J. Ryan
Circuit Court
Emmet Brown
John F. Kennedy Northwest Expressway
O’hare International Airport
City police probe attempted break-in at Monroe Sales Co
Monroe police investigated an attempted break-in at Monroe Sales Co this morning. Police reported nothing stolen but a window was broken to gain entry.
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Monroe
Monroe Sales Co
Flaherty Wins $500 M C P T Scholarship at Monroe High
Monroe High School senior William S. Flaherty has been named recipient of a $500 Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers Minnetta Hastings scholarship. The award supports his teaching field studies and requires a pledge to enter the teaching profession. Flaherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville W. Flaherty, 1519 7th St., has been an outstanding student and active in Future Teachers of America, band, French Club, and 4-H, with an essay on why he wants to teach. He plans to pursue education and continues music teaching and directing roles.
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William S. Flaherty
Monroe
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Minnetta Hastings
Flaherty
Orville W. Flaherty
7Th St
Teachers of America Club
Wisconsin
Future Teachers of America
Salvation Army Drive Set to Run May 2 to 21
Rev Frank R Hinebaugh chairs the local Salvation Army Drive starting Monday May 2 and running through Saturday May 21. Officers include Mrs Harry Ammann treasurer and Mrs Martha Grenzow secretary with a service unit handling volunteer relief and welfare funding from locally raised money. The unit assists disaster victims clothing food fuel meals lodging and hospital aid while state programs offer homes for unwed mothers camps for underprivileged children help for the blind and other services.
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Hinebaugh
Harry Ammann
Marth Grenzow
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Welfare Fund
Armed Forces
Bloodmobile in Pu laski seeks O positive for surgery
During the Badger Red Cross Bloodmobile visit on Monday from 1 30 to 6 30 p m blood is to be collected for open heart surgery. Eleven units of O positive blood are needed for a 55 year old woman from Pu laski Wisconsin. All other types are also wanted. The Red Cross relies on personal giving and aims to collect 115 pints to meet the community quota.
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Badger Red Cross
Pulaski
Wis
Red Cross
Federal milk market order set to replace 27 year Chicago plan
The Pure Milk Association says the May 1 expiration of the federal milk marketing order will trigger proposals to the Agriculture Department for a new Chicago market order. Wisconsin producers already align with Madison Milwaukee Rock River Valley and northeastern Wisconsin markets. PMA warns against price-cutting by dairy cooperatives as it plans a pooling system to keep producer prices near current order levels while boosting fluid milk blended prices.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
PMA
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Madison
Milwaukee
Rock River Valley
A. L. McWilliams
Parti
McWilliams
Four Die in Suspicious Brockton Rooming House Fire
Four persons perished early today in a rooming house fire in Brockton Massachusetts. Officials said the blaze was of suspicious origin and under investigation.
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Brockton
Mass
Wisconsin butter visitor from Pretoria visits Monroe
Mrs. A H Betteridge of Pretoria, South Africa visits Monroe friends Ella J Bell after meeting in London six years ago. Betteridge, a London native linked with Housewives League and agricultural groups, speaks on South Africa’s butter coloring and competition from synthetic materials and wool.
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Africa
A. H. Betteridge
Pretoria
South Africa
Ella J. Bell
10Th St
London
England
Wisconsin
Monroe
Betteridge
Housewives League
Agricultural Association
Institute of Handcrafts
Women’s Club
United States
North Africa
South African Airways
Major Betteridge
Kimberly
Sundseth Named Vice President at Swiss Colony Data Center
Kenneth R. Sundseth elected vice president effective May 1 to head the Data Processing Division at The Swiss Colony. A 10 year company veteran, he helped build the division offering electronic data processing and clerical services with offices in Madison Beloit and Monroe. Sundseth, born October 16 1928 in Beloit, is a UW alumnus and was married in 1948 to Betty Wholfert with three children Sherrie Jeffrey and one more.
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Monroe
Kenneth R. Sundseth
Sundseth
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
IBM
Madison
Beloit
Beloit High School
University of Wisconsin
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns Evaluation
No adding machines in heaven are there. Our prayers are weighed by God though not counted as sums. The piece reflects on divine judgment of prayers with measured care.
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Clair R. Munns
Texans Seek Rain Relief After Deadly North Texas Storms
Thunderstorms sweep North Texas killing seven and causing extensive damage. Dallas area deaths total twelve with eight drownings. Dallas County declared disaster. Tornado hit Fort Worth Christian College. Garland river flooding. Red Cross reports hundreds evacuated or in loss. Floods extend across Trinity River and Sabine River areas as cold air moves in.
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Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Worth
Washington
Small Business Administration
Dallas County
Fort Worth Christian College
Curtis Ramey
Garland
Henry Ashley
Red Cross
Trinity
Windthorst
Lake Arrowhead
Sabine
Gladewater
Iowa
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
Duluth
Minn
Wyoming
Montana
Early Bicycle License Inspections At Dawn
In the first hour 143 bicycle licenses were issued. Dennis, Dick and Bob Holyoke led the early arrivals who received the low numbers on a first come basis. Sgt. Ervin L. Goecks said several youths came before midnight but were sent home. VFW and VFW Auxiliary assisted with registration and inspection.
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Dennis
Bob Holyoke
Ervin L. Goecks
Goecks
VFW
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Kenneth Mayer
Merilee Pickett
Frank Pickett
Monroe High School
Times
William Flaherty
Frank R. Hinebaugh
North
Kenneth Sundseth
Betty Wholfert
Sherrie
Jef
Schmitz
Kenneth Sandseth
The
Associated Press
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