Federal marshals prepare to seize ASCS records in Mound City
In Aberdeen South Dakota federal marshals map strategy to reclaim county ASCS files locked in a barricaded Mound City building. Locals vow to resist and fear a move could topple the county seat. Travis Lewin warned that records will be seized if surrendered.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Mound City
Mississippi
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Herreid
ASCS
U.S
Travis Lewin
Sioux Falls
U.S. District Attorney
Wisconsin Toll Rises Over Weekend Transport Losses
Eighteen people died in Wisconsin highway accidents during the first weekend of December as warm weather boosted traffic. A rail crossing crash killed four, making it the worst incident. Names and ages of the dead include Linda Hauswirth, 5, Racine County. Robert Herman, 23, Adell. Diane and Merlin Hammen, both of Adell. Edward Burger, 61, Milwaukee. Joan Flint, 18, and Barbara Gray, 15, Eau Claire. Harold Rudolph, 20, and Frank Adeziewicz, 58, Shawano County. Dennis Goving, 28, Milwaukee. and the Tessier family in the Shawano collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Racine County
Linda Lee Hauswirth
Union Grove
Robert H. Herman
Route 1
Adell
Sheboygan County
Ozaukee
Random Lake
Diane F. Hammen
Merlin
Edward Burger
Milwaukee
West Side
Eau Claire
Joan Flint
Barbara Gray
U.S. 12
Shawano County
Harold Rudolph
Frank Adeziewicz
Pulaski
Bonduel
Dennis Goving
South
Gordon Tessier
Rita
Gregory
Jerry Stew
Mild Weather Continues Across Wisconsin State
State weather bureaus report mild conditions with forecasts of rain tomorrow. Highs reached 60 in the afternoon, Milwaukee hit 62 the date’s third straight record, and Hale’s Corners recorded 64 as Racine logged 63. Springlike signs appear as residents enjoy shorts and outdoor activities while flowers and bees hint at an early thaw.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Hales Corners
Milwaukee County
Racine
Albany
Grandpa
Little Sugar River
Monroe
Caroline
Mae Klassy
Fred Locher Dies of Burns in Benton Cafe Fire
Fred Locher 70, Benton cafe owner and brother of Ernest and Alfred Locher, died at 9 30 am yesterday from third degree burns suffered during a rubbish fire behind his cafe. Born May 24 1892 in Russia to Swiss parents, he came to America in 1922 and operated the Locher Cafe with his wife Anna Anderegg for over a decade. Surviving: wife, son Otto Waterloo a daughter Mrs Roger Reed Elizabeth Ill three brothers John Horeb Alfred Ernest a sister Mrs John. Services at 1 pm tomorrow Milner O Flaherty funeral home Benton with burial Mt Vernon Cemetery.
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Fred
Fritz) Locher
Benton
Ernest
Alfred Locher
Monroe
Madison
Mr. Locher
Russia
John
Anna Ellenberger Locher
Switzerland
Fred Locher
America
Locher
Jenney
Anna Anderegg
Otto
Waterloo
Roger Reed
Elizabeth
Ill
Horeb
Alfred
Blanchardville
Milner-O’flahrity
Mt. Vernon
Dena Smith Leaves Hospital After Pneumonia Treatment
Madison State Treasurer Dena Smith was released from a Madison hospital Sunday after receiving treatment for bronchial pneumonia since November 16.
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Dena
Madison
Dena Smith
India Says Reds Delaying Pullback
New Delhi reports from Parliament say Chinese forces may have thinned but not withdrawn their invasion units. Nehru cites signs of withdrawal only in rear areas, while front lines remain contested. The Indian Communist party backs Nehru’s settlement stance as border fighting continues near Walong and the Luhit valley.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Peking
Indian Communist Party
Mohammed Ayub Khan
New China News Agency
Walong
Burma
Luhit
Assam
British Envoy Ducks Pakistan Peking Pact Rumors
Commonwealth Relations Secretary Duncan Sandys returned from India and Pakistan confident there is no truth to reports Pakistan will sign a non aggression pact with Red China. He spoke after talks with leaders in both nations and said he sought to aid discussions of their difficulties.
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London
Commonwealth Relations
Duncan Sandys
India
Pakistan
Red
China
Sandys
Isaac Saevre Dies at 66 in Brodhead Arrangements Pending
Isaac Saevre 66 of Brodhead died at 9 a.m. today at St. Clare hospital where he had been a patient since November 24. Arrangements are pending at Silverthorn Newcomer Funeral Home in Orfordville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac. Saevre
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Silverthorn-Newcomer
Orfordville
Deadline Looms for Monroe Senior Citizen Nominees
Rolland Karlen, Jaycee awards co chair man, reminds Monroe residents that tomorrow is the deadline to nominate candidates for the Outstanding Senior Citizen. Nomination blanks are at First National and Commercial and Savings Banks and must be mailed to Karlen at PO Box 214 Monroe. Junior Citizen awards nominees due by Jan 4. winners announced Jan 16 at Marco's Bosses Night.
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Rolland Karlen
Jaycee Awards
Monroe
First National
PO Box
Karlen
Jaycee
Marco's
John F. Kundert
Della Stauffacher
Milwaukee Machines Suggested by Kuehn
Philip Kuehn the Republican who lost the governor race favors voting machines in Milwaukee and a shorter ballot by eliminating several offices at state county and local levels. He spoke after a recount in 129 Milwaukee County precincts showing his total up 495 votes as worthwhile.
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Milwaukee
Philip Kuehn
Kuehn
John W. Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Soviets Begin Moving IL28 Bombers From Cuba
The Defense Department reports Russia has started withdrawing IL28 bombers from Cuba with the first of about 30 twin jet aircraft to depart. U.S. patrols observed the Okhotsk near Cuba with three bomber fuselages visible on its deck, and checks indicate dismantling at San Julian air field on the island’s western tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
U.S
Okhotsk
Sylvester
San Julian
Russia
Pope Recovers and Nears Return to Duties
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII regaining health after a weeklong stomach ailment. He appeared Sunday at St. Peter's Square delivering his blessing in a strong voice. Doctors indicate he may participate in closing ceremonies of the first session of the Second Vatican Council next weekend.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Bologna
Pope John
St. Peter’s Square
Antonio Gasbarrini
Vatican
New Christmas Stamp Sells Fast in Monroe
20000 stamps sold quickly as 30000 more arrived before the holiday mail season. Acting Postmaster Russell J. Myers said demand may push another print run while James E. Kelleher noted the issue is the department’s best seller and may reach 600 million copies to meet orders from Postmaster General Day.
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Russell J. Myers
Myers
James E. Kelleher
Post Office Department
J. Edward Day
John H. Glenn Jr
Kelleher
Jaeggi Wins Swiss Wrestling Title With Family Crown
Hans Jaeggi of Twin Grove defeated DeWayne Flannery to recapture the Swiss wrestling championship on Saturday. Jaeggi earned 56 points to Flannery’s 55.75 and received the traditional wreath at the Cheesemakers Ball in Turner Hall, with his sister Elizabeth Ann Jaeggi crowning him. Junior champion David Ziltener, a Monroe high student, topped Keith Christen in the junior division.
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Hans Jaeggi
DeWayne
Flannery
Elizabeth Ann Jaeggs
David Ziltener
Keith Christen
Turner Hall
Twin Grove
Tarz
Monroe
Jaeggi
Ziltener
Monroe High
Eugene Ku
Receiver Named For Oil Company
Dist. Atty. Joseph D. Viney said a Ludington circuit court appointment of Eugene Christman as receiver for Lone Wolf Oil Co. comes after John Claire represented nine Michigan investors seeking to salvage part of the 355000 they invested. A vote before Christmas will determine which investors become plaintiffs and which oppose salvaging assets in the pending receivership.
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Lone Wolf Oil Co
Enterprise
Dist
Joseph D. Viney
Eugene Christman
Ludington, Mich
John Claire
Ludington
Michigan
Claire
Wisconsin
Lone Wolf
Clifford J. Meyer Sr
Dubuque
Viney
Mrs. Buholzer Stricken at 72
Elizabeth Buholzer 72 a Swiss native died at 11 a m yesterday at her home 1210 10th street after a ten day illness a former Zurich born in Schwarzenberg Switzerland she moved to Monroe in 1919 with her husband Xavier Buholzer a cheese maker and tavern operator survived by three sons a daughter a sister and seven grandchildren services set for 9 a m tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 at St Victor s church burial Calvary cemetery Rosary at 8 tonight
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Elizabeth Buholzer
Switzerland
10Th Street
Buholzer
Elizabeth Zurkirchen
Schwarzenberg
Lucerne
Yost
Marie Amrein Zurkirchen
St. Mary’s Catholic
Xavier B. Buholzer
Argyle
Darlington
Monroe
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
G.U.G.G. Society
Charles E
Lakewood
Harry E
Walter X
Douglas
Hilda) Morrison
Denver
Julius Wicks
Oberkirch
John Zurkirchen
New Glarus
Joseph
Arnold Rohrer
Frank Christen
Whitewater
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. MecCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Fog delays three freighters at Massena Seaway closure
Officials said the three freighters stranded by fog on Sunday near Massena New York have little chance of passing the St. Lawrence Seaway before the winter closure at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massena
N.Y
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wisconsin Senate names leaders for 1963 session
Republican senators named Robert Knowles as Senate majority floor leader and chose Frank Panzer to continue as president pro tem. The bodies agreed to join the Assembly in returning Dec. 27 to finish 1961 business before the 1963 Legislature convenes Jan. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Rapids
Madison
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Senate
Jerris Leonard
Bayside
Philip Kuhen
John W. Reynolds
Knowles
Warren P. Knowles
Kuehn
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Committee
Leonard
Jess Miller
Richland Center
Raymond Rice
la Crosse
Allen Busby
West Allis
John Potter
Port Edwards
Panzer
Lawrence Larson
Racine
Harold Damon
Wausau
Watershed Members To Hear Rep Schadeberg
Members of all county watersheds and others are invited to a Dec 15 meeting of the Smock Valley Watershed Association to hear Rep Henry C Schadeberg at the Hiawatha school. President William Leopold urged area farm families to attend and meet the representative.
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Henry C. Schadeberg
Smock Valley Watershed Association
Hiawatha
William Leopold
Schadeberg
Madison Cheese Market Sees Steady Demand and Adequate Supplies
Madison market reports steady demand for American cheese with fair to good activity and supplies deemed adequate for the season. Prices show varied ranges across product types with blocks and daisies priced around 37 to 39 percent, and larger blocks reaching mid thirties to low forties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Ruf
Medical Center
Linda Stauffacher
Medical
James Plymire
Times
The
Associated Press
Wun
Peking Pact
Isaac Saevre
Stricken
U.S. Air Survey
Pope
Zistener
Christen
Hugo Ruef
John Leisser
David Wald
Jim Mfert
Bobehlow
Richard Schwartz
Fond du Lac
Elizabeth Ann Jaeggi
Miss Jaeggi
Lillian Jaeggi
Joseph Jaeggi
Gary Lehr
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Roy Kundert
Oil Company
Warren
Watershed
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