State to Mail Income Tax Forms December 26
Wisconsin Tax Commissioner George Corning announced forms will be mailed December 26 to all who filed state returns on 1962 earnings. Extra copies will be at district offices for those missed or not on last year’s roll. Six Milwaukee suburbs Whitefish Bay Shorewood Fox Point River Hills Bayside Mequon will get taxpayer lists to check for omissions affecting municipal tax shares.
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Madison
George Corning
Corning
Milwaukee
Whitefish Bay
Shorewood
Fox Point
River Hills
Bayside
Mequon
Wisconsin
Orangeville Firemen Buy Gas Masks From Festival Funds
Orangeville fire department purchased two self contained breathing units using funds from the Mid summer Festival. The Fire District also bought two gas masks. The equipment aids entry into buildings with smoke or hazardous gases.
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Orangeville
Fire District
Governor Signs County Administrator Bill in Wisconsin
Governor John W. Reynolds approved a bill allowing Wisconsin counties to appoint or elect a county administrator who would serve as chief executive. The law excludes Milwaukee with its own county executive and lets boards create a two year term and set the administrator’s salary.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Milwaukee
Durkin Services Set Saturday for Milwaukee Resident
James Durkin 64 of Milwaukee died Tuesday after a long illness in a Milwaukee hospital. Services will be held Saturday at Jassen funeral home with calling hours tomorrow night. He is survived by his wife Helen a son Thomas and a daughter Mrs Richard Groebner.
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James Durkin
Milwaukee
Blanchardville
Jassen
Helen
Thomas
Richard Groebner
Mrs Holmes retires as Evanston-North Shore board secretary
Mrs Roy Holmes formerly Ruth Keister of Orangeville retires as executive secretary of the Evanston North Shore Board of Realtors in Chicago after 12 years in the post. The 800-member board is among the country’s top 25. she and her husband plan more travel after retirement.
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Orangeville
Roy Holmes
Ruth Keister
Evanston
Freeport
Chicago
Northwestern
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Executive Officers Council
Chicago Title and Trust Co
Johnson blocks airline strike as emergency board is set
President Johnson halts for at least 60 days a threatened strike by the International Association of Machinists against Braniff Continental Eastern National Northwest and Trans World Airlines. An emergency National Mediation Board panel will investigate wage and work-rule disputes and report within 30 days.
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Washington
Johnson
The
International Association of Machinists
Machinists Union
Braniff Airways
Continental Airlines
Eastern Airlines
National Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Railway Labor Act
White House
National Mediation Board
State Warns Retailers About Cocktail Parties
The State Department of Taxation warns retailers that holiday cocktail parties on merchant premises are illegal without retail Class B liquor or beer licenses. The advisory cites Wisconsin Statutes 176.05 24a and targets promotional events held while the business is open for customers.
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State Department of Taxation
Wisconsin
Kennedy tribute ends Senate farewell in Washington
In Washington six hours of final tributes followed by Sen. Edward Kennedy's quiet but firm call for national unity. The Kennedy family gratitude was voiced as eulogies for President Kennedy were delivered. Mrs Lyndon Johnson visited D C General Hospital with daughter Lucy Baines bringing toys to 150 children.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Santa
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
D.C. General Hospital
Kennedy children buried beside him at Arlington National Cemetery
Granite headstones mark the graves of President Kennedy's two infant children placed at his side in Arlington National Cemetery. The markers come from the original burial sites of Patrick who died shortly after birth in August and a daughter who died at birth in August 1956.
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Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Patrick
Two Cars Collide in Monroe Snowfall Minor Accident
Monroe police investigated a minor crash at 5 02 p m yesterday at the intersection of 15th avenue and 9th street involving Joseph Manser of Browntown and Shirley H Dearth of 2007 Roosevelt Road.
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Monroe
Joseph Manser
Browntown
Shirley H. Dearth
Roosevelt Road
15Th Avenue
9Th Street
Nekoosa Firm Chairman Dies at 69 in Madison
John E. Alexander 69 chairman of Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co died Wednesday at University Hospital Madison from cancer. He spent his career with the firm since 1918 rising from chief chemist to chief executive and retired as president in 1962 to become board chairman.
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Wisconsin Rapids
John E. Alexander
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
Port Edwards
University Hospitals
Madison
Alexander
Nekoosa-Edwards
Lewis Alexander
S. A. Casey
Sinatra Deduction for Ransom Question Before IRS
The IRS had no ready answer on whether Frank Sinatra may deduct 240000 dollars paid as ransom to free his kidnapped son Frank Jr. An IRS spokesman said the agency had never ruled on ransom deductions and appears unsure how to treat the payment.
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Internal Revenue Service
Frank Sinatra
Frank Jr
IRS
Service declines to discuss individual cases
A spokesman said the service does not comment on individual cases and limits statements to general terms, noting that outcomes depend on the circumstances of each case.
IRS Revises Guideline for Wisconsin Sales Tax Deductions
The Internal Revenue Service updates guideline for itemized federal income tax deductions of Wisconsin sales taxes paid in 1963. District director E. J. Nelson reports Document No. 5445, available in IRS offices. Figures in the guideline are widely accepted for the indicated income brackets. Taxpayers claiming higher deductions must retain supporting records.
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Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin
E. J. Nelson
Nelson
Classified ad for selling extra farm equipment and livestock
Local classified ad seeks cash by selling extra farm equipment and livestock. Items available include various tools, implements, and livestock descriptions suitable for farmers looking to upgrade or reduce stock. Contact for prices and delivery arrangements.
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Monroe Evening Times
Cub Scout Roundtable At Chalet Here Tonight
The January theme Family Alert Pack will be discussed at an 8 o’clock Cub Scout Roundtable in the Kiwanis Scout Chalet. The session, done with Civil Defense cooperation, will distribute packets to den mothers to aid boys in surveying home preparedness. Handicraft items will be dis-
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Federal
Civil Defense Program
Den Mothers Lead Pack 311 Night Event
Den mothers of Pack 311 including Mrs. Stanley Barr Mrs. Willis Gruenewald Mrs. Enoch Huston and Mrs. Patty Christen performed during the evening program highlighting community involvement and youth activities.
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den Mothers
Pack 311
Stanley Barr
Willis Gruenewald
Enoch Huston
Patty Christen
SS Guard Sentenced in Germany for V-E Day Killings
Thomas Krafft, a former SS sergeant, received a 12 year term in Munich for murdering four Austrians on V-E Day. He fled in 1960 after police began tracking him. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Munich
Germany
Thomas Krafft
Krafft
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Permin Graber
Monticello
U.S
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Dobbs
F. M. Bray City Clerk
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White Country
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