Holland's Grocery to Close Tomorrow on Monroe Square
Harvey H Holland veteran Monroe grocer closes Holland's grocery after 15 years. Stock nearly bare with few items left. Family plans leisure time, staying through Christmas, then January visit to son in Little Rock. He cites calling customers and growing demand as reason.
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Holland
Grace
Times
Harvey
Harvey H. Holland
Monroe Grocer
Holland's Grocery
Meythalers
Charles Meythaler
Fred Meythaler
Holland’s
Hollands
Monroe
Judy
Delbert Shaffer
Robert Holland
Little Rock
Hanover
Monroe Evening Times
Elizabeth
Earlville
Bushnell
Illinois
Hanover Journal
Merchants
Rawleigh
Freeport
DeKalb Normal
Masonic-Eastern Star
Smith Lodge
The
Eastern Star
OES
Blue Lodge
Masonic Temple Association
Green County Teachers College
Methodist Church
Alvin Wheeler of Brodhead Dies After Illness
Alvin Wheeler 83 lifetime Brodhead resident died at 6 25 am in St Clare hospital following a long illness. Born December 10 1877 in Magnolia Township he married Tillie Wreck August 15 1901 in Freeport. Survivors include wife five sons Lois daughter and R E Schuette among others. Funeral 1 30 pm Sunday Newcomers Brodhead with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Amvin
Assacy Wheeler
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Wheeler
Magnolia Township
Augustus
Eliza Richmond Wheeler
Tillie Wreck
Freeport
Spring Valley Township
Homer
George
Clem
Clyde
Madison
Charles
Minneapolis
Lois
R. E. Schuette
Rockford
Newcomers Funeral Home
Richard Gadow
The
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Dairy Meeting Set For Monday At Agricultural Building
A dairy program for plant managers and fieldmen will be held at 7 30 p m Monday in the Agricultural Building. Myron Dean a UW dairy specialist will speak on Procedures for Handling Bulk Milk and Don Raffel of the State Agriculture Dairy Inspection Division will discuss Fat Accounting. Cletus Ganshirt and George F Hartman will oversee the meeting to answer questions on bulk milk inspection requirements and fat accounting.
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Myron Dean
University of Wisconsin Dairy Specialist
Don Raffel
State Department of Agriculture Dairy Inspection Division
Farm incident injures Meythaler in corn picker
Robert Meythaler twenty six suffered injuries to his right hand after his fingers became entangled in a corn picker. He was operating the family farm owned by Mr and Mrs Claire Meythaler and was reported in good condition.
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Meythaler
Mrs
Claire Meythaler
Pentagon Denies June Release Plan for Guards and Reservists
The Pentagon states no firm plan exists to release the 156000 National Guardsmen and Reservists on active duty this fall despite reports of possible June releases. Wisconsin congressmen tour Ft Lewis to review 32nd Division morale amid training concerns and equipment shortages. several lawmakers criticize conditions and mismanagement while noting ongoing inspections and future visits.
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Associated Press
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
Secretary of Defense
Sylvester
Wisconsin
Ft. Lewis
32Nd Division
32Nd
Vernon W. Thomson
William K. van Pelt
Clement J. Zablocki
Lester R. Johnson
U.S
Alex Wiley
O’koniski
William Proxmire
Melvin R. Laird
Defense Department
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Berg
Sentenced in Killing of Waukesha Man
William Stilley, 22, admitted shooting his best friend Tobias Post, 21, in a fit of anger on September 11. Circuit Judge Clair Voss sentenced him to 5 to 25 years for second degree murder.
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Waukesha
William Stilley
Clair Voss
Tobias Post
U.N. Airlift Resumes as Katanga Battles Intensify
Katanga forces clash as U.N. troops push through. Moise Tshombe accuses Americans of cowardly bombings targeting schools churches and homes. U.N. airlift resumes with Globemasters and Hercules transports delivering 200 Irish troops and Malayan armor, while Britain supplies defensive bombs for Indian fighters.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
U.S
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Leopold
Unipop
Site Investigators Question Meteorite Bed Or Sink Hole
Area farmers near Juda halted a dig after probing an apparent meteorite crater and finding a sink hole possibility. Supervisor Leland Jordan planned to consult a UW geologist as one team on the Alfred Kuhnke farm halted at 11 feet, after a highway employee reported a flash of light that proved illusion.
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Juda
Leland Jordan
Jefferson Township
University of Wisconsin
Alfred Kuhnke
Myron Zimmerman
Highway Department
Fisher Named Thorp District Supervisor Over Multiple Offices
Donovan J. Fisher former branch manager at Thorp Finance Madison East has been promoted to district supervisor overseeing Monroe, Darlington, Dodgeville, Stoughton, Sun Prairie, Janesville and Madison offices. Alfred J. Malak replaces Fisher at Madison East. Francis J. Conway Thorp president announced.
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D.J. Fisher
Thorp
Donovan J. Fisher
Thorp Finance Corp
Madison East
Monroe
Darlington
Dodgeville
Stoughton
Sun Prairie
Janesville
Madison
Alfred J. Malak
Port Washington
Fisher
Francis J. Conway
Byington
George R. Byington
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Southwest
Mineral Point
Duaine L
Bill) Mossman
Mossman
The
Power Company
Baraboo
Donald L. Brown
Times
Goldberg Urges Responsible Bargaining at AFL-CIO Meet
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg told AFL-CIO leaders that wage rises are acceptable if earned and do not disrupt price stability. He echoed Kennedy’s appeal for labor management responsibility to keep America economically strong and rejected wage and price controls. Some union heads welcomed Kennedy’s trade policy push, while business figures remained cautious.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Arthur J. Goldberg
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Goldberg
Labor Convention For Labor
America
Apl-Cio
Rusk denies U.S. Congo aims and backs UN effort
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters the United Nations seeks only to help Congo form its own government and denies any U S blueprint. He urged broader security backing for South Vietnam and noted Castro’s admission of communism as a relief to Washington.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Katanga
South Viet Nam
United States
State Department
Cuba
Rusk
Fidel Castro
Castro
Ridgeway Youth Killed in Mishap in Iowa County
A 17 year old Ridgeway youth, Arthur Cutler, died when a car left Highway 77 in Iowa County and rolled over just after 1 a m. Three teens in the car were injured Harold Rickle was listed in critical condition and Donald Stapleton and Sharon Ann Warner were in fair condition. Another fatal crash occurred Thursday when Carl W Yuenger 30 of Bonduel Shawano County died in a collision with a North Western freight near Gresham.
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Carl W. Yuenger
Boniduel
Shawano County
North Western
Gresham
Kennedy Takes Day Off at Palm Beach Resort
President Kennedy relaxes at Palm Beach Florida amid a steady inflow of early season arrivals with a restful day off. He enjoys quiet time as the resort town hosts visitors and reporters observe his leisure.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla. Um
Florida Coast
Wisconsin Assembly votes to reconsider tax revision
Madison Wisconsin lawmakers vote 71 to 20 to reconsider Gov Nelsons tax revision plan after a 53 to 39 rejection. Debate centers on a 3 percent general sales tax and a personal income tax increase with a 45 percent surtax possible to cover a 56 million deficit.
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Assembly
Madison
Nelson
Robert Haase
Marinette
Wisconsin
Huber
Tax Department
State Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Paul Alfonsi
R-Minocqua
John Gray
Big Ten Votes 6 4 To Renew Bowl Deal
The Big Ten officially voted to renew negotiations with the West Coast Big Five for a Rose Bowl contract. Minnesota shifted to yes along with Purdue Indiana Iowa Michigan and Michigan State for a 6-4 result. If finalized, the deal would take effect for the 1963 Rose Bowl.
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Big Ten
Big Five
Minnesota
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Michigan State
Tanganyika Hopes and Risks as Nyerere Leads Independence
Tanganyika faces a shaky economy and a 9 million population as Julius Nyerere, prime minister, guides independence. Celebrations in Dar es Salaam mark independence with 65 nations attending in a $500000 stadium while Tanganyika holds about $11 million in reserves compared with Ghana's larger postcolonial funds.
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Vakes Salaam
Tanganyika
Indian’ Ocean
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
Africa
Death Penalty Revived by Delaware Senate
The Delaware Senate voted 12 to 3 to restore the death penalty for murder, rape, treason and kidnapping, after it had been eliminated three years earlier. The body also approved 95 to require whipping for certain felonies and to bar parole for life-term prisoners. The whip-lash provision moves to the House.
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Delaware
Solons Dover
Del
Deleware Senate
House
Senate
Swiss Badger Named Albany-Monticello Watershed
Joyce Morgan of Albany won ten dollars for naming the enlarged Albany Monticello-New Glorus watershed. The Monticello gym hosted the naming event with judges Rudolph Haskee John Zweifel and Kenneth Allen. Committees covered publicity urban damages highway damages and more as plans for flood control aid were outlined under Public Law 566.
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Joyce Morgan
Albany
Albany - Monticello
New Glarus
Miss Morgan
John Morgan
Monticello High School
Rudolph T. Haskee
John Zweifel
Green County Teachers College
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe Lo Ag
Peter Bakker
Karl Freitag
Walter Althaus
Herman Pluss
Karl Feldt
Tony Beutler
Walter Streiff
Sam Klassy
William Moser
Robert ,Hoesly
Carl Schlittler
Myron E. Jeglum
James Schwoegler
Cheddar Trade Tone Steady at Green Bay
The Green Bay Cheese Exchange reports a steady tone with modest activity. One car of 40-pound blocks sold at 35 percent and one car of pasteurized singles sold at 37 percent, both on offers. No bids unfilled or offers uncovered.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
Bandits Take $3500 in Tic Toc Club Holdup
Three armed men robbed the Tic Toc Club on Kenosha's west side Thursday night leaving with 3500 dollars. Local police are investigating the robbery as a daytime wharf-style crime and no injuries were reported.
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Kenosha
West Side
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Ida Sols
Robert Meythaler
JFIEX
Ridgeway
Assemblyman
M. Stauffer
Monticello
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