Monroe Teachers Begin In-Service Training Week
A week of in service training for Monroe public school faculty opened with a general assembly in the high school M Room. Speakers included William C. Kohl D J Huenink and Rodney O Kittelsen. Activities featured a Kiwanis luncheon and MEA meetings as a busy schedule unfolds through Wednesday.
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Monroe Public School
William C. Kohl
State Department of Public Instrucction
Supt
D.J. Huenink
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Board of Education
Monroe Education Association
The
Legion
William Eberhardt
Legion Auxiliary Unit
Russell Mosely
Department of Public Instruction
MEA
Edmund Anderson
Howard Lyons
Nystrom
Nellie Thomas
Rockford
Recreation Park
Stock Prices Mixed in Moderate Market Trading
New York stocks milled irregularly in moderate trade late this afternoon. Volume totaled about 3.3 million shares, up from 2.89 million Friday, with many key issues moving only a point or so.
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New York
Senior High Students to Report Thursday With Shortened Schedule
Walter Babula the school principal announced that all senior high students will report to classes at 8 a.m. Thursday with freshmen to the gymnasium and upperclassmen to check home room lists. Dismissal is 11:30 a.m. For Friday August 31 start is 8:10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. dismissal. The cafeteria lunch program starts September 4 with 8:10 a.m. to 3:39 p.m. hours. Monroe junior high follows same schedule except 8:15 a.m. Thursday.
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Walter Babula
Babula
Monroe
Clyde Allen Elected Commander of 40 et 8
Clyde Allen of La Crosse was elected state commander of the 40 et 8 at the group’s annual convention. Walter Gruber of Milwaukee was named grand chef de train, Victor Lucas of Twin Lakes junior grand chef de train, Jack Wilson of Milwaukee grand correspondent, and Don Gehrig of La Crosse grand cheminot.
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LA Crosse
Clyde Allen
Walter Gruber
Milwaukee
Victor Lucas
Twin Lakes
Jack Wilson
Don Gehrig
Four Teens Injured In One Car Crash Near Monroe
Four teenagers were treated at St. Clare hospital after a single car crash at 5 35 p m yesterday on County Trunk Y four miles southwest of Monroe. Mary Ann Stokes 17 Beloit drove off the road suffering a bruise to the left eye. Passengers Mary Condon 15 Molly Ann Breen 17 and Mary Ann Dales 17 Beloit sustained scratches bruises and lacerations. A second accident later involved David L Bear 18 of 1220 20th avenue whose car struck a guard rail on Highway 59 five miles northeast of Monroe. he blamed a crowded road from another car.
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Mary Ann Stokes
Beloit
Miss Stokes
Mary Condon
15Th Street
Molly Ann Breen
Mary Ann Dales
David L. Bear
20Th Avenue
Highway 59
West cites China nuclear potential and threat
U. S. Disarmament Agency officials say Communist China likely will explode a nuclear device within months. They justify urgency behind a new U S Britain plan for a limited test ban covering atmosphere space and underwater. The proposal aims to stop aid to other countries by the major powers.
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Washington
U. S. Disarmament Agency
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Britain
France
Return of the 32nd Division Guardsmen to Civilians
Thousands gathered at Twinings Park for a colorful program after a dinner at First Methodist church and a Monroe Armory dance. Dr. L A Moore praised the guardsmen while Capt. Dwight Coplien recalled rugged Ft. Lewis training and plans to recruit for Co B as 106 men returned from ten months active duty with STRAC readiness noted.
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Twining Park
Times
Lewis A. Moore
Maj
Charles M. Alger
5Th Army
32Nd Division
Maj. Alger
Dr. Moore
France
Ft. Lewis
Wash
First Methodist Church
Monroe Armory
L.A. Moore
Monroe City
Co. B
Allan F. Barnard
Dwight C. Coplien
Rudy Erickson
Rockford
Coplien
Thailand
Vietnam
Germany
Cuba
STRAC
Charles Alger
LaFollette backs Wilbur Renk in Wisconsin GOP race
Philip F. LaFollette, three time Wisconsin governor and Progressive leader, announces support for Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie in the September 11 Republican primary for governor. He cites Renk’s intelligence character principles and long interest in public education.
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Associated Press
Philip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
Philip G. Kuehn
Robert LaFollette Sucher
Philip LaFollette
Madison
LaFollette
Cuban Shelling Group Faces U S Court Case
The United States investigates if the Havana shelling violated the Neutrality Act as officials assess a Miami exiled Cuban student group as responsible. Leaders say no law was broken while details on vessel bases remain unsettled and communications with Cuba falter after the seven minute raid.
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Washington
Havana
State Department
U.S
United States
Miami
Juan Manuel Salvat
Miramar
Students Revolutionary Directorate
Castro
Salvat
Cuba
Eight More Die In State Traffic Toll Rises
Wisconsin deaths from weekend and early week crashes push 1962 toll to 581, up from 573 a year ago. Victims include Warren Clausing 24 Mequon and Beatrice Jeziorski 34 Cedarburg in Ozaukee County, Raymond Kienbaum 19 Marathon County, Gilbert O Laughlin Jr 23 Oshkosh, Robert Armstrong 51 Janesville, Gerald Price 29 Proctor, Virginia Krawczyk 44 Milwaukee, and Edwin Dunning 50 Alma.
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Associated Press
Ozaukee County
Wisconsin
Warren Clausing
Mequon
Beatrice Jeziorski
Cedarburg
Port Washington
Raymond Kienbaum
Marathon
Gilbert O’laughlin Jr
Oshkosh
U.S. 12
Tomah
Robert C. Armstrong
Janevsille
Gerald M. Price
Proctor
Virginia Krawczykh
Milwaukee
Edwin Dunning
Alma
Highway 35
Chochrane
Buffalo County
Milwaukeean, 30, Held In Slaying of Sister
A 17 year old Milwaukee girl was found shot to death. Police Capt. Wallace Armstrong said 30 year old Doug Earl Stout, a bartender, was taken into custody and admitted killing his sister Donna with a shotgun. The brother cited personal reasons for the shooting.
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Milwaukee
Near West Side
Wallace Armstrong
Douglas Earl Stout
Donna
Monroe CD Director Walter Drews Resigns
Walter E Drews Monroe Civil Defense director since April 1959 has submitted a resignation letter to Mayor Orville R Evans. He cites long hours away from his business as the reason and notes his role as agent for State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. Drews earned 100 dollars a month and led the CD Auxiliary Police units aiding traffic control and other projects. He is a Jordan Township native who worked at Montgomery Ward before becoming CD director in March 1957 succeeding Robert L Hahn.
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Monroe
Jordan Township
Drews
Montgomery Ward
Robert L. Hahn
Dr Laurence F Rockey 63 dies in Freeport
Dr Laurence F Rockey a former Orangeville physician who founded the Freeport Clinic died Saturday in Freeport Memorial hospital. Services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at First Methodist church Freeport. Burial in Oakland cemetery. He was born Feb 26 1899. Surviving are his wife three daughters two sisters two brothers and four grandchildren.
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Laurence F. Rockey
Orangeville
Freeport
Freeport Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Burke-Tubbs
Rockey
Rock Grove
St. Francis Hospital
School of Practical Nursing
Stephenson County Medical Society
Illinois and American Medical Associations
International College of Surgeons
South America
Europe
Soviet Union
Freeport Scottish Rite
Tebala Shrine
Kiwanis Club
Freeport Country Club
Elks Club
Samuel and
Catherine Wise Rockey
Freeport High School
Valparaiso
Ind
Northwestern University
Flossie Priewe
Charles
Helen Marie
Fullerton
LaFayette
Richard G
Roberta A.) Dildine
Eleroy
Ill
Catherine Rockey
la Paz
Bolivia
Mildred Rockey
Earl
Hazel) Myers
Frostproof
Fla
Clarence Lee
Victor V. Rockey
Kennedy Returns to Washington After New England Trip
President Kennedy flies to the capital from Hyannis Port Massachusetts and Newport Rhode Island after a weekend spent at the summer White House and in New England social and political circles.
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Washington
Kennedy
New England
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
Newport
R.I
Mariner 2 Off Course During Venus Flyby Mission
Cape Canaveral launch sent Mariner 2 on a 109 day voyage to Venus but a trajectory error could miss Venus by up to 600000 miles. NASA reports on board motor corrections and potential tracking data to realign its path for a closer approach.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mariner 2
Venus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jack James
Mariner
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
James
Earth
Voter Registration Deadline Set for Wednesday
Mrs. Freda Bray city clerk reminds Monroe residents that the registration deadline for the Sept 11 primary is Wednesday at 5 p.m. Unregistered or address-changing residents may register at city hall, with a special two hour period tonight for convenience.
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Freda Bray
Monroe
City Hall
Madison Cheese Market Shows Steady Demand and Tight Cheddar Supply
In Madison Wisconsin today the cheddar market is steady with fair to good demand. Supplies are small for standard styles but ample for others and large sizes. Prices run 33 to 36 percent for cheddars with blocks at 34 to 36 percent and other varieties like single daisies and longhorns at 35 to 37 percent, 35 to 36 percent, and 37 to 38 percent respectively.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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West
Moore
National Guard
Phil LaFollette
Milwaukeean
Sister
Walter E. Drews
Dr. Rockey
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