ABA Opposes Three Proposed Constitutional Amendments
The American Bar Association adopts a unified stance against three proposed amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The measures seek state ratification independence, a state chief justice court of the union, and federal control over legislative apportionment, with Baker v Carr reversal debated.
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Earl Warren
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House of Delegates
ABA
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Court of the Union
Supreme Court
Council On State Governments
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Karen Bostian arrives from Frederick Maryland with her parents Mr and Mrs J Milton Bostian for a Friday vacation. Edwin Arndt and family from Wisconsin Rapids stay with his sister Mrs Gertrude Zweifel. Dr and Mrs Paul Bostian and Ruth Ann visit Arlington Heights relatives. Ellen Goodhart and Mrs Marjorie Ritzman enjoy time at the Flanagan cottage in Brodhead Wisconsin. Glen Bolender visits Mrs Sam Matzke at Green County Hospital and joins supper with Alvin Camron in Monroe. Further visits by Glenn Geiter and others are noted.
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Karen Bostian
Frearick
J. Milton Bostian
Edwin Arndt
Wisconsin Rapids
Gertrude Zweifel
Paul Bostian
Ruth Ann
Arlington Heights
J. E. Bostian
Ellen Goodhart
Marjorie Ritzman
Leo Flanagan
Brodhead
Wis
Glen Bolender
Sam Matzke
Green County Hospital
Alvin Camron
Monroe
Glenn Geiter
Weekend Visits Across Illinois Wisconsin In 1940s Notices
The record lists multiple social visits and travel mentions from an Annawan Wisconsin Falls region. Harold Wildemuth family hosted, Wilbur Arndt and Ernest Meinberg visited Gertrude Zweifel en route from Chicago to Wisconsin Rapids, with extensive family gatherings at cottages near Brodhead and reunion stops involving Barbara Bostian Karen and Debbie Vehmeier from Freeport.
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Harold Wildemuth
Annawan
Wilbur Arndt
Ernest Meinberg
Gertrude Zweifel
Chicago
Wisconsin Rapids
B. Bridge
Barbara Bostian
Virgil Dickinson
Brodhead
J. Milton Bostian
Karen
Dickinson Cottage
Debbie Vehmeier
Freeport
Amp PN
Mjititlmi Vti
Weekend Visits Dot Monticello Roundup
Mrs. O D Curtis notes visitors from Madison Verona Belvidere and New Glarus with local families including the Baeblers Krieg family and Benkert clan. Jacob Krieg's group traveled to Madison with Merikay Julie and Carol Siegenthaler. Clyde Carson's party returned to Rockford after a weekend visit.
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Eugene Webber
New Glarus
Henry V. Baebler
Julie Krieg
Madison
Jake Krieg
Jacob Marty
Robert Gleamber
Edward Benkert
Cynthia
Hanover Park
Ethel Ben
Clyde Carson
Rockford
Grunder Family Reunion and Local Visits Span Madison Area
The Grunder family reunion occurred at Hoydt Park in Madison with attendees from Monticello New Glarus Evansville Blanchardville and area residents including Ida Voegels Raymond Hauser Ivan Grunder and Clifford Hauser. Assemblyman C M Stauffer and spouses visited with the Otts, while Winzenried family members vacationed in the Denver area.
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Norman Glaeden
Days Boygan
Seasehead
R. W. Karlen
Henry Glaeden
New Glarus
C. M. Stauffer
Alvin Ott
Grunder
Hoydt Park
Madison
Ida Voegels
Henry Grunder
Monticello
Raymond Hauser
Ivan Grunder
Clifford Hauser
Ronald Hermanson
Blanchardville
George Krajeck
Evansville
Winzenried
Denver
Jordan Jolly Workers Meet Moves to Third Tuesday
Jordan Jolly Workers held a meeting at Jordan Town Hall with Vice President Grossen presiding. Harland-Sar led the flag salute and Bonnie Zumbrunnen gave the pledge as Sarbacker led group singing. Achievement night was discussed and Oct 12 set for Halloween card party. Winners of fair exhibits announced and a special number by Sarbacker. Meeting date changed from first to third Tuesday.
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Pau Grossen
Jordan Jolly Workers
Jordan Town Hall
Harland — Sarbacker
Bonnie Zumbrunnen
Aol
Sarbacker
Merry Monroettes Club Picnic and 4-H Ribbons
The Merry Monroettes 4-H Club held a picnic supper at Calvin Kraemer’s home. Pledges, roll call with prize notices from fair exhibits, music by Vonnie Roosh, and games marked the meeting. Posters by Pat Dearth, Cathy Lewis, and Becky Capman were shown. Vonnie Roosh gave a project talk. Calvin Kraemer attended as a guest. Airman Cor liss E. Ferrell is reassigned to Kessler AFB Mississippi for technical training after completing basic at Lackland AFB. He is a 1961 Darlington High School graduate.
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Merry Monroettes
Merry Monroettes 4-H Club
Calvin Kraemer
Vonnie Roosh
Reyue
Pat Dearth
Cathy Lewis
Becky Capman
Corliss E. Ferrell
Charles Ferrell
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Darlington
Kessler Air Force Base
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Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Darlington High School
Mason and Dixon Survey Laid Line 1763 1767
The Mason-Dixon line was drawn by English surveyors Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon between 1763 and 1767, establishing a historic boundary.
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Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Vegetable yields drop in six crops says USDA
The Agriculture Department reports a one percent decline in this year’s production of six major processing vegetables including tomatoes sweet corn cabbage green peas and green beans. The shorter harvest could push prices higher next winter and spring.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
College Budget OKayed for Nine State Colleges
Superior A approves a 8.8 million dollar budget for the nine state colleges for the next two years, exceeding the 1961-63 biennium by 22.2 million.
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Superior
AFL-CIO Refuses To Endorse Civil Rights March
The AFL-CIO Executive Council declined to endorse the Washington civil rights march set for Aug 28. It urged freedom to participate for unions and labor alike while a broad statement was viewed as sufficient by most members. George Meany noted 18 of 20 supported the stance. Reuther and Randolph opposed the wording as not strong enough. The council adopted a hands off approach to the march itself.
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AFL-CIO _ Executive Council
Washington
George Meany
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Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
A. Philip Randolph
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Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Car Found for Missing Owner Joseph Hayes in Jersey City
The owner Joseph Hayes, reported his car stolen on September 16, 1958. He moved four years earlier and left no forwarding address, so the vehicle was located in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph Hayes
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