Tax Data Given For Power Firm
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. reported 1963 state utility property taxes totaling $133,213 in Green County with distributions of $84,590 to local units and $25,976 to Green County. The company paid $5,095,629 gross property taxes and will receive a $466,816 refund under relief laws. State income taxes were $1,005,933.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe
Robert Weckerly
Green County
Wisconsin
Weckerly
Adams Township
Albany Township
Albany Village
Belleville Village
Brodhead
Brooklyn Township
Brooklyn Village
Browntown
Cadiz Township
Clarno Township
Decatur Township
Exeter Township
Jordan Township
City of Monroe
Monroe Township
Monticello
Mt. Pleasant
New Glarus Township
New Glarus Village
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Washington Township
York Township
Christine Still Faces Victim's Court Action
Aloysius Gordon a West Indian jazz singer and former lover of Christine Kee ler plans a civil suit for malicious prosecution against Miss Kee ler who was jailed for nine months in a scandal that involved a 21 year old prostitute. Gordon was convicted last June of beating the woman who testified for Kee ler. The case centers on Kee ler and two friends Paula Hamilton Marshall and Olive Brooker who aided in the testimony.
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London
Aloysius
Lucky
Paula Hamilton-Marshall
Olive Brooker
Miss Keeler
Golden Gate Bridge Tops Globe as Longest Single Span
In San Francisco the Golden Gate Bridge holds the record as the world's longest single span. Engineers credit the 4 200 foot main arch and 1 7 mile length for the distinction. The span connects Marin and San Francisco across the strait.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
William Krueger Dies at Brodhead
William F. Krueger 76 a native of Jordan Township died Friday evening in a Brodhead nursing home. Services were held at Orfordville Lutheran Church Rev R W Nowland officiated burial in Orfordville Lutheran cemetery. Survived by wife Tilla Dahlen two daughters Mrs Edward Goeson Route 3 Brad Newt a Roger Brown a son Wayne Krueger Route 4 Janesville nine grandchildren two great grandchildren a sister and a granddaughter.
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William F. Krueger
Jordan Township
Orfordville
Brodhead
Mr. Krueger
August
Ernestine Gust Krueger
Tilla Dahlen
Wayne Krueger
Janesville
Edward Goeson
Brad- Newt
Roger Brown
DeMolay Practice Set For Tuesday In Masonic Temple
Stewart Chapter DeMolay degree team schedules practice at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple to prepare for the degree on Wednesday night December 18. The chapter runs its third annual candy sale to fund Sweetheart Weekend in Madison in February. The November 7 Slave Auction was a success and organizers thank participants.
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Stewart
Masonic Temple
Madison
Teenaged spouses make up significant share of 1962 marriages
The Population Reference Bureau reports that nearly two-fifths of brides and one-eighth of grooms in 1962 marriages were teenagers. The finding highlights early marriage trends and demographic patterns during that period.
AFL-CIO Faces Ongoing Losses as White Collar Shift Shifts Labor
The AFL-CIO and affiliates lost about 222000 members from 1960 to 1962 with no 1963 figures yet. the Bureau of Labor Statistics attributes the trend to structural economic shifts toward white collar work and lagging demand for industrial goods, not waning union support. The report notes no resurgence of organizing similar to the 1930s and 1940s, and stresses future gains depend on recruiting white collar workers.
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Labor Department
Afl-Cio
Canada
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Monthly
Labor Review
Santa Mail Confuses Post Office in Richmond
Postmaster Mizell notes letters addressed to Santa Claus at the North Pole with ZIP 99701 arrive with a false state name. The incident highlights confusion in mail routing as thousands rely on Classified ads to solve daily problems.
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Richmond
Santa Claus
North Pole
John G. Mizell
Goldwater Faces Abusive Mail After Kennedy Assassination
Senator Barry Goldwater said he received abusive letters and telegrams after President Kennedy's assassination yet they will not derail his plans. He noted similar threats to Senator Tower and said public figures routinely face such mail, while he continues to re evaluate his presidential bid during the partisan politics moratorium.
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Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Arizona
The
Chicago Tribune
John Tower
R-Tex
Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Goldwater Says Decision on Nomination Near
Barry Goldwater hints at a presidential nomination decision next year saying timing is uncertain and will be decided soon, with no exact date given. He notes timing remains to be determined.
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Goldwater
Hoffa's Attorney Indicted by Jury
Nashville attorney T. Osborn Jr., counsel for James R. Hoffa, faces a three count federal indictment alleging efforts to fix juries in Hoffa’s trials. Osborn allegedly directed Harry Beard to offer $10,000 to influence a juror’s wife to vote for acquittal in 1962.
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Z. T. Osborn Jr
James R. Hoffa
Osborn
Miami
Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
The
Teamsters
Harry Beard
Lebanon, Tenn
D. M. Harrison
Harrison
Eagle Knitting Mills Sold to Zwicker of Appleton
Zwicker Knitting Mills of Appleton buys Eagle Knitting Mills Inc of Milwaukee. Eagle becomes a Zwicker division and Eagleknit in Shawano is included. Eagle employs about 700 in Milwaukee and 90 in Shawano during peak season, producing knitted head wear and children's cotton knit garments.
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Zwicker Knitting Mills
Appleton
Eagle Knitting Mills, Inc
Eagle
Zwicker
Eagleknit of
Shawano
Mrs Wedig 51 Dies in Shullsburg Home
Mrs Urban Wedig 51 of Route 1 Shullsburg died unexpectedly Saturday at home. Funeral services were at 10 AM today at St. Peter Catholic Church Elk Grove with Haydenshield Funeral Home Cuba City in charge. Rosary was held last night. She was born in Hazel Green and belonged to the Catholic Daughters and church Altar Society. She is survived by husband four daughters three sons a brother and a sister and twelve grandchildren.
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Shullsburg
Urban Wedig
Route 1
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Elk Grove
Haydenshield Funeral Home
Cuba City
Wedig
Hazel Green
Catholic Daughters
Church Altar Society
William Kessler
Dubuque
Leonard Lowell
Richard Hautakker
Diane
Kenneth
Charles
Madison
Mark
Arthur Folmer
Plainfield
Dolores Hautakker
Belmont
Graveside services for infant Mah long Edward Frie
Graveside services were held for Mah long Edward Frie infant son of Mr and Mrs Mahlon Frie Brodhead at Greenwood Cemetery Avon and Albany Methodist churches Rev Tom Chinn officiated Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead in charge The infant was born and died Saturday at St Clare hospital at 250 PM
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Mahlong Edward
Mahlon Frie
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Greenwood Cemetery
Tom Chinn
Avon and Albany
Obituary notice for Fiie family in Brod area
Saturday in St. Clare and died at 9 05 p m Surviving are the parents the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Fiie Brod head the maternal grandfather Homer Wahl Albany and the great grandmother Mrs Margaret McKenney Brod
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St. Clare
Edward Fiie
Brodhead
Homer Wahl
Albany
Margaret McKenney
Braum Plans Trip Home After Mother's Illness
John Braun owner of a shoe repair shop in The Times Annex will fly to West Germany to visit his mother Mrs. Sibilla Braun Grefath near Cologne who recently suffered a stroke. He arrived in the United States in 1954 and plans to stay away several weeks after his return visit in 1959. He has operated his business here since July 1961.
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John Braun
Times Annex
Sibilla Braun
Grefath
Cologne
West Germany
John
United States
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A brief urging readers to use The Monroe Evening Times classified ads to rent a room. The note highlights affordable listings and convenient local placements for quick openings.
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Monroe Evening Times
Competition Narrows as Pass Rate Drops in Some Exams
The report notes intense competition with only a fraction of participants testing through. In several cases about one in five entrants succeed, reflecting tough standards and high effort among competitors.
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U.S. Civil Service
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