Wisconsin Farm Cash Income Edges Down Early This Year
Editorial notes Wisconsin cash receipts from January through May hover around 474.1 million, down 8.75 million from 1962, split into 433.2 million from livestock and products and 40.9 million from crops. National totals for January to June near 15 billion, with higher expected 1963 farm payments and rising production expenses offsetting income gains. Representative Henry C. Schadeberg pushes a bi approach bill offering tax credits or deductions for higher education costs, claiming it stands apart from over 100 similar measures.
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Wisconsin
Agriculture Department
Henry C. Schadeberg
House
Senate
Schadeberg
Ways and Means
Nelson co sponsors extension of youth delinquency act to 1967
Senator Gaylord Nelson joins Senator Joseph Clark in a bill to extend the Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Offenses Control Act of 1961 for three years to June 1967. The measure would authorize 10 million dollars annually for demonstration delinquency programs and job opportunities.
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Gaylord Nelson
Joseph Clark
Dpa
Nelson
University of Wisconsin
New York City
Superior Man Sues City for Damages Over Bridge Beam
Daniel Zuber of Superior Wisconsin filed a $100000 claim against Minneapolis city alleging a bridge was improperly built with a steel beam eight feet high and five feet above the road surface causing a hazard. He was injured May 26 suffering memory loss vision problems loss of business and needed hospitalization.
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Minneapolis
Superior
Wis
Daniel Zuber
Pioneering Woman Climbs to Envoy Post in Switzerland
August 10, 1953 reports Miss Francis Willis, director of rehabilitation for the American Legion in Chicago, rises from vice consul to ambassador in Switzerland. A Turner Hall testimonial honors Gordon Roseleip, new state Legion commander, with L. R. Benstron as featured speaker. Also notes wartime prisoners vowing vengeance, and obituaries for Mrs. John Chapiesky.
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Ambassad
Swort
Switzerland
Francis Willis
American Legion
Chicago
L.R. Benstron
Turner Hall
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
New
State Legion
John Chapiesky
Sparta
Clarence F. Kempfert
Public mourners join Harding funeral rites in 1923
Monroe residents gather in the public square on August 10 1923 to honor President Harding. The Marion Ohio services attract national leaders including President Coolidge. Light rain did not slow mourners as Great Britain conducts Westminster memorials for a U S leader.
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Marion
Harding
President Coolidge
Great Britain
Westminster
U.S
Anniversary at Monticello Church Marks Silver Milestone
The German Reformed church at Monticello celebrated its Silver Anniversary on August 10, 1913 with Rev. A A Muehlmeier delivering the address. Local sponsors question a 1914 Chautauqua program at North School while Miss Anna Bauffman, former local teacher, visits Monroe on her way to teach in a girls school in Peking, China operated by Oberlin College.
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A.A. Muehlmeier
North School
Anna Bauffman
Monroe
San Francisco
Peking
China
Oberlin College of Ohio
Monroe School Board votes and budget approval at July meeting
The Monroe joint school district met July 22 1963 with full board present. Trustees approved vouchers totaling 678247 for June expenses and adopted a 1276799 20 budget after dispensing with full reading. Three new three year terms were filled by Kittelsen Hahlen and Babler. write in results listed.
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Norton
Supt. Huenink
Monroe
Adams
Cadiz
Clarno
Jefferson
Jordan
Mt. Pleasant
Sylvester
Washington
Browntown
Wilahior High School
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Kittelsen
Arthur Wagner
Merlin Meythaler
Dorothea Schindler
Leon Schroeder
O. N. Johnson
Leslie G. Kindschi
Edmund R. Anderson
Robert J. Hahlen
John Kre
Cletus Ganshert
Bernard Gibbons
William R. Hartwigan
Franz Brand
Alvin H. Babler
Lawrence Raymer
James Bossamy
Richard Schallberg
Awalt Lueck
Arthur T. Edwards
Clarence Falk
John F. Caradine
Fred Krebs
Arthur F. Wagner
D. J. Huenink
Caradine
Mr. Krebs
D. M
C. M. Frey
W. and M. Electric Co
School Board creates 1963 64 committees and hires staff
O Kittelsen presides at a July 22 meeting with many board members and officers elected to new posts. The board approved teacher and budget committees, set regular meetings for the third Wednesday, awarded a teaching contract, approved minor change orders, and accepted resignations of two school staff members.
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Mr. Kittelsen
John L. Norton
George R. Barry
Fred Krebs
John F. Caradine
Robert J. Hahlen
Clarence Falk
Alvin H. Babler
Artur ©. Wagner
Norton
Krebs
Dr. Caradine
Mr. Babler
Kittelsen
Dr. Barry
Hahlen
Mr. Falk
Wagner
Babler
Arthur F. Wagner
Alvin
Mr. Krebs
D. M
C. M. Frey
Rubi and Leuenberger
Caradine
Barbara Beardsley
Gordon Kniskern
Falk
William Stuckey
Hiawatha
Browntown
Lanz
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Barry
Motion
New Books by Kubly To Be Published Soon
Native New Glarus author Herbert Kubly will publish two new works in September. Simon and Schuster releases Whistling Zone on September 11, followed by Gallant of England distributing At Large on September 12. One story from a prior New Glarus magazine article will appear in At Large. Kubly is currently in Switzerland for Life magazine material and a Life World Library project, finishing in about three weeks. He plans to return to New Glarus for the Wilhelm Tell drama during Labor Day weekend.
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Herbert Kubly
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Switzerland
Life Magazine
Life World Library
Poodle Sam Becomes Local Ranch Bundle of Energy
A humorous animal essay describes Sam the poodle whose boundless curiosity and mess making clash with his owner’s hopes for a neat dog. Sam roams the ranch from the barn lot to the tule pond, dragging items and chasing frogs with relentless vigor.
Republicans To Try For 1964 Labor Vote
Talbot Peterson, GOP chairman from Appleton Wisconsin, announced the state party will aggressively target working people in 1964. A special subcommittee meets at Milwaukee headquarters to study methods for reaching rank and file labor voters and reducing Democratic majorities in industrial areas.
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Milwaukee
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Peterson
Five Paintings Stolen From Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor
New York police report the theft of five paintings from Zsa Zsa Gabor's room at the Hotel Savoy Hilton in New York City. No descriptions or values were provided. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor
Savoy-Hilton
New York City
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