Guild To Present Messiah Sunday
Singers Guild announces a 2 30 p m Christmas portion performance of The Messiah at St John s United Church of Christ directed by Dr L L Olson Darlington Soloists include Ainsworth Bender Bolender Edwards Gordee May Oertley Rollins Wetmore Disrud with two more understudies Timm and Ruggieri Proceeds support the Jaycettes for Green County hospital recreation facilities Various committee roles listed plus a December 1 tree event with President Kennedy and the national Christmas tree lighting expected next Wednesday
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Singers Guild
L. L. Olson
Darlington
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Herbert Ainsworth
W. A. Bender
Glen Bolender
Donald Edwards
James Gordee
Bruce Timm
Robert Ruggieri
Jaycettes
Green County Hospital
Why the Chimes Rang Play At Junior High
Audience Houls filled the junior high auditorium for a performance of Why the Chimes Rang by students. Standout roles included Holger played by Robert Pluss, the old woman by Marian Maurer, Steen by Robert Tschudy, and the priest by Fredrich Lanz. The cathedral scene with stained glass and gold altar drew praise. Kristine Bruegger and Vickie Neuberger provided the chimes and organ music while the Cadet Band, in uniform for the first time, offered Christmas music and the Gun Smoke theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pluss
Holger
Marian Maurer
Robert Tschudy
Steen
Fredrich Lanz
Kristine Bruegger
Vickie Neuberger
Kennedy Visit Sparks Caracas Radio Attack
Venezuelan leftists seized a radio transmitter in Caracas and broadcast anti Kennedy propaganda during a patrol of the city. Police rushed to all stations to prevent repeats as authorities announced 50 arrests for painting Kennedy No signs and vowed ongoing roundups under a special command ahead of Kennedy’s weekend visit.
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Lanalad
Kennedy
Caracas
Indian Swedish Planes Attack Katanga Troops
Indian bombers and Swedish jets attacked Katanga troop positions around Elisabethville. The assault followed a Hotel Lido raid and came as U Thant prepared to press a stronger U.N. response with new troop flights. Britain urged a cease-fire, while the United States backed the U.N. mission and argued only minimum objectives justify halt.
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Associated Press
Elisabethville
Katanga
Prince Leopold Hospital
Kenya Township
Lido
Tshombe
U.N
Britain
Thant
Patrick Dean
Congo
United States
Siege of Flu Outbreaks Gathers Across Islands and States
The Associated Press reports widespread flu outbreaks on an Alaska island and in Missouri and Illinois, with schools in Potosi Missouri and Wolf Lake Illinois area closing as vaccine efforts begin. A Public Health Service spokesman notes these outbreaks occur on schedule. The Coast Guard shipped vaccine to Hydaburg on Prince of Wales Island Alaska near Ketchikan.
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Associated Press
Alaska
Missouri
Illinois
United States
Public Health Service
Washington
Potosi
St. Louis
Mississippi
Wolf Lake
Mil
Lutes
Cape Girardeau
Coast Guard
Hydaburg
Prince of Wales Island
Ketchikan
Union workers accept stock plan at Racine Case Co
J I Case Co production workers in Racine agreed Wednesday to take a 20 cent hourly pay increase in the form of stock rather than cash, choosing the stock option to boost worker benefits.
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J. I. Case Co
32nd Pride Hurt Morale Says General at Fort Lewis
Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Smith told a Wisconsin group at Fort Lewis that visiting politicians hurt pride but not morale as the 32nd Division copes with complaints. He said reservists filled gaps during rapid buildup, not volunteers, and acknowledged equipment shortages without impacting training. Seven congressmen have visited since Thanksgiving.
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Lewis
Wash
32Nd Division
Herbert A. Smith
Wisconsin
Army
Gen. Smith
Alvin O’kenski
Monore Doctor Baumle Honored for 30 Years of Service
A Monroe physician Dr C Earl Baumle was honored at a surprise banquet in Marco s last night for 30 years serving the community and the profession. He began practice in 1931 after succeeding Dr R B Clark and helped develop the Monroe Medical Center with colleagues and expanding facilities. He and his wife Henrietta Field Baumle have two daughters and a son, with ties to Ashland Madison Chicago Marmion and Milwaukee areas.
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C. Earl Baumle
Monroe Medical Center
Marco
Monroe
Baumle
R. B. Clark
Ashland
Dr. Baumle
Ashland High School
Marquette University
University of Chicago
Rush Medical College
Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Henrietta R. Field
Madison
Miss Field
Passavant Hospital
St. Victor's Church
A. P. Kraus
North Western Railroad
David D. Ruehlman
6Th Street
21St Avenue
Medical Center
Ruehlman
Kenosha
John M. Irvin
Donald W. Springer
C. O. Miller
Jack F. Murray
Green County Medical Society
Wisconsin State and American Medical Association
Maris Mantle eye pay boosts in 1962 talks
New York Yankees general manager Roy Hamey met with Roger Maris for about 30 minutes early today without a deal on the 1962 contract. Maris, who hit 61 home runs last season, is seeking roughly double his $37,500 1961 salary, while the club reportedly may go to $55,000 with a possible $60,000 agreement. teammate Mickey Mantle earlier signed for about $82,000.
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New York
Roger Maris
Roy Hamey
New York Yankees
Maris
Yankees
Hamey
Mickey Mantle
Monroe Christmas shopping hours extended to Dec 23
Night shopping hours in Monroe start tomorrow and run through Saturday December 23. Chamber of Commerce officials say stores stay open until 9 30 p m each night except Sundays and include Saturday December 23 before the holiday weekend. Santa Claus will be in his mobile home near the Courthouse north side to greet children and parents each night the stores are open and after Saturday noon.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Wilmington crackdown bans licenses for race biased restaurants
The City License Bureau announced no 1962 license will be issued to any restaurant owner who refuses to swear he will not discriminate on the basis of race color or religion.
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Wilmington
Del
Chaudet Elected Swiss President for 1962
Chaudet, 57, defense minister and owner of a leading vanyard, was elected president by a joint session to serve in 1962. The automatic selection rotates yearly among seven Federal Council members. Bourgknecht was elected vice president and will succeed Chaudet in 1963.
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Bern
Switzerland
Paul Chaudet
Federal Council
Chaudet
Friederich Traugott Wahlen
Jean Bourg
Wisconsin Senate weighs sales tax substitute in budget fight
Republican leaders signaled a fair leaning toward reviving the general sales tax substitute rejected by the Assembly as Gov. Nelson faces a Senate test. The Assembly passed the compromise bill and sent it to the Senate, where debate likely starts Tuesday amid anticipated amendments. The Assembly also backed a bill to curb the state superintendent of public instruction in creating union free high schools and approved a winner take all presidential primary proposal.
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Madison
Nelson
Senate
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Assembly
Everett Bidwell
Portage
Panzer
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Union Free
Angus B. Rothwell
Ozaukee County
Wisconsin
School area shifts approved in Banner and Pleasant Valley
One of two proposed school area transfers was approved by Green and Lafayette County committees. Property transfers would move parts of Banner district to Woodford for grade school and to South Wayne for high school. Pleasant Valley transfer was denied due to incorrect property descriptions. Banner and Pleasant Valley are in Jordan Township.
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Woodford
Green
Lafayette County
Banner
South Wayne
Pleasant Valley
Jordan Township
Grandma Moses Dies At 101 Keeps Nation’s Praise for Art
Hoosick Falls New York resident Grandma Moses aged 101, famed for primitive paintings appearing on millions of Christmas cards, died 12 days before Christmas after a long illness. Born Anna Mary Robertson, she began painting in her late 70s and gained global fame, supported by remarks from President Kennedy and condolences from many.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge
John F. Kennedy
Anna Mary Robertson
Greenwich
Thomas Salmon Moses
Flames Damage Farm Home in Albany Area
Fire damaged an upstairs closet at the Robert Gempeler farm home near Albany. Spontaneous combustion is suspected. Norman Gempeler 18 tried to fight the blaze with water, saved four younger children, but suffered facial burns. Sister Mary, an Albany High student, lost all clothing. Owners Dr F J Bongiorno and wife were away.
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Albany
Robert Gempeler
F. J. Bongiorno
Norman Gempeler
Gempeler
Norman
Mary
Cheese Demand Steady in Madison Market
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar cheese market shows steady demand with overall fair activity. Aged cheese remains in good demand while supplies remain ample. Prices reported include cheddars at 36 to 38 percent, 40-pound blocks 36 to 39 percent, single daisies 37 to 38 percent, longhorns 38 percent, 30 and midgets 38 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
School Bus Hit By Train Kills 20 in Colorado
A Union Pacific streamliner struck a Greeley area school bus at a rural crossing east of Evans. At least 20 children died and many were hospitalized. driver not charged officially. The bus carried students from Greeley School District serving several local schools. The crossing had no flashing lights.
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Greeley
Colo
Colorado
Ross Adamson
Adamson
Greeley Tribune
State Highway Patrol
Union Pacific Railroad
Evans
Denver
la Salle
Three Auto Mishaps Reported in Monroe
Three auto mishaps were reported in Monroe yesterday afternoon and this morning. Moneys J Willams and Karl Niedermann escaped injury after their cars collided at 17th avenue and 19th street. the front of Williams car was damaged. Gerald Bredeson and Harold Blumer skidded together on 13th avenue 1200 block due to slippery driving conditions. David Stafffacher and La Verne Frey slid and collided at 14th street and 14th avenue.
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Moaney J. Willams
Belleville
Karl J. Niedermann
25Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
19Th Street
Williams
Gerald D. Bredeson
Argyle
Harold K. Blumer
14Th Avenue
13Th Avenue
David E. Stauffacher
Route 3
Monroe
LaVerne L. Frey
Middleton
14Th Street
Miner Hurley Blast Kills 49 Year Old Peter Nussoglia
An explosion 3400 feet underground in the Cary mine killed 49-year-old Peter Nussoglia and injured a fellow miner named Hurley Oremon. The accident occurred during work at the facility in Wisconsin. Authorities investigate the cause and safety lapses.
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Hurley
Wis
Oremon
Cary
Peter Nussoglia
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Girl Scout Troop
Pergrams
Walter Donovan Jr
Philip Teehan
Norman Huber
Robert Holtshopple
Ray Hughes
Robert, Jones
Clarence Seaton
Donald Pfister
Richard Newcomer
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Gerald Gelbach
James Volkert
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Robert Dearth
GOP
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Thomas B. Schindler
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Beloit College
Rep. Schadeberg
Grandma
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