32nd Special Bus Roster Lists 40 Local 32nd Division Members
First Lt. Stanton Stears of Albany supplied The Monroe Evening Times with a telegraph night letter listing 40 local members of the 32nd Division scheduled to ride the charter bus from Ft. Lewis Washington tomorrow for holidays back home. The ICC changed the group’s destination from Dixon Illinois to Mendota Illinois, south and east of Dixon. The Lions Club plans a pickup by a special bus Friday evening and a Christmas party at the Armory to let men at Ft. Lewis talk with families. the list includes Richard Yaun Ronald Friske Richard Ott Jack Michel Hal an Feldt Robert Wolfe George Davis Gary Schwarze Alvin Sommers Mike Hughes Arthur Studer Donald Grunder Robt Wunschel Delbert Behring Alan Weck erly Walter Fischer John Daehlin Robert Prien Charles Christman Robert Rufer James Daly Bernard McDermott Richard Briggs Robert Briggs Joe Baker Kenneth Robertson nny Klopfenstein Gary Kuehl Larry Schild Ronald Dickow Don Drye Eugene Salzwedel David Babler Frank Dillon David Elmer Wallace Wilson Dale Alexander Leo Hauri Leroy Frauchiger James Mulligan. The last name notes a seat request and some men may have sold tickets and travel by other means.
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Ft. Lewis
Wash
Monroe Evening Times
Stanton Stears
Albany
ICC
Dixon
Ill
Mendota
Lions Club
Foster Whitehead
Freeport
Armory
Monroe
Richard Yaun
Ronald Friske
Richard Ott
Jack Michel
Halan Feldt
Robert Wolfe
George Davis
Gary Schwarze
Alvin Sommers
Mike Hughes
Arthur Studer
Donald Grunder
Rob@t Wunschel
Delbert Behring
Alan Weckerly
Walter Fischer
John Daehlin
Robert Prien
Charles Christman
Robert Rufer
James Daly
Bernard McDermott
Richard Briggs
Robert Briggs
Joe Baker
Kenneth Robertson
Nny Klopfenstein
Steuri
Cheese market steadies in Madison Wisconsin report
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady demand and ample to abundant supplies. Cheddar prices range 36 to 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39, singles 37 to 38, longhorns 38 to 39, and midgets 38 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Cold Snap Signals Winter Arrival With Snow and Freezing Rain
Weather warnings urge Wisconsin residents as winter begins at 9 20 AM EST Thursday. Light snow and freezing rain today give way to snow flurries tonight, ending by tomorrow morning with temperatures from zero to five above. Tomorrow clears with five to 15 above. A prior snow storm hit north central Illinois with freezing mist creating slick roads south and east of Monroe to Madison to Green Bay.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Monroe
Madison
Green Bay
New Orleans Plans Mass Protest After Arrests
New Orleans faces a mass march planned on the registrar's office by African American protesters in response to nearly 300 arrests during demonstrations. Police say they will not tolerate marching disturbances as unions and university students join the protest efforts.
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New Orleans
Consumers League of Greater
Dillard University
Southern University
Auto Agency Fire Damages Washburn Facility
A blaze swept Washburn Auto Sales Inc on Monday causing damage estimated by owner Carl Wichlidal at over 50000 dollars. The loss assessment notes extensive damage across the lot and showroom.
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Burns Washburn
Wis
Washburn Auto Sales, Inc
Carl Wichlidal
Indonesia Plans West New Guinea Invasion Threat
In a Jakarta address President Sukarno orders mobilization of Indonesian people and armed forces to invade Dutch held West New Guinea anytime. He accuses the Dutch of cheating Indonesia over West Irian and vows to wreck Dutch efforts to create a Papua puppet state while rallying a large crowd. The West New Guinea dispute centers on Dutch administration now renamed West Papua with Australia governing the eastern half.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
West New Guinea
West
Nehru
Goa
West Irian
Papua
New Guine
West Papua
Australi
Netherlands East Indies
Christmas Echoes concert planned by local schools
Tomorrow's choral event at the junior high auditorium features both junior and senior high choruses under Thomas Norager with Pamela Miller Jennifer Ruda and Susan Warfel as accompanists. The program opens with Christmas carols and ends with Rudolph and Joy to the World as six folk songs from six countries are performed including Legends of the Madonna with narrator Alan Stauffacher.
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Thomas Norager
Pamela Miller
Jennifer Ruda
Susan Warfel
Coventry
Nick
Rudolph
Red-nosed Reindeer
Louise Grant
Alan Stauffacher
Soviet veto blocks UN Goa withdrawal resolution
The Soviet Union vetoed a Western UN Security Council resolution calling for the withdrawal of Indian invaded forces from Goa and other Portuguese territories on India's west coast. India claimed quick victory as forces ended fighting in Goa, Damao and Diu after a blitz that lasted 36 hours. A Brazilian relief from Belgaum reported Lt Gen Chaudhury raising the Indian flag in Nova Goa while casualties were minimal.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Goa
India
U.S
Adlai F. Stevenson
Council
League of Nations
Security Council
Stevenson
Subcontinent
Defense Ministry
Damao
Diu
Manuel Antonio Vassala e_ Silva
Indian Defense Ministry
Belgaum
J. N. Chaudhury
Nova Goa
Map
Bombay
Kuehn Seeks GOP Endorsement For 1962 Governor Race
Milwaukee businessman Kuehn announced plans to seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1962 stating he will pursue the party convention endorsement and will back the endorsed candidate if not his own. He follows Wilbur Renk who also announced a candidacy without seeking convention endorsement.
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Muwanise
Philip G. Kuehn
Nelson
Milwaukee
Kuehn
Wilbur Renk
Eisenhower
Sun Prairie
Spanish Plane Crashes Into Crowd Killing 21 in Sevilla
A light plane crashed into a crowd at Sevilla injuring more than 100 and killing at least 21. The aircraft chartered by a Madrid magazine was covering a motorcade delivering food for flood victims when it clipped telephone lines and plunged into spectators.
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Sevilla
Ypasha
Madrid
Rev R F Hulburt Dies at Hallowell
Rev. Richard F. Hulburt 36 of Beloit Wisconsin dies in Hallowell Maine from a pancreas condition. He served as pastor at St Andrew's Beloit 1952 1956 where he supervised the mission building on 6th street and helped dedicate it. He was Beloit AAU diving champion 1947 Midwest Conference diving champ 1949 co captain Beloit College swimming team and Nashotah House Seminary student before entering ministry. Burial plans pending Beloit details.
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Richard F. Hulburt
Hallowell
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Albert Meereboer
St. Andrew's
Beloit
Hulburt
Darlington
6Th Street
Episcopal Mission
Rev. Hulburt
Rev.Hulburt
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Breidster Praises 32nd Division at Ft Lewis Visit
Maj. Gen. Waldemar Breidster, former commander, said conditions at Fort Lewis Washington home to Wisconsin's 32nd Division were eminently satisfactory in every degree. He noted training equipment and food met high standards and morale remained strong amid critique from Rep. Alvin O'Keefe.
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Breidage Ey
Alvin O'Konski
Amending efforts blocked in quick action
In Madison the Wisconsin Senate rejected an amendment to remove income tax withholding from Gov. Nelsons tax compromise by a 21 to 10 vote after an hour of debate. The chamber also discarded two amendments exempting sporting goods and household furnishings from a 3 percent sales tax.
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Madison
Senate
Nelson
Reuben LaFave
Oconto
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Gerald Lorge
Bear Creek
LaFave
Lorge
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
William Draheim
Rneenah
Norman Sussman
Assembly
Elder Kennedy Suffers Stroke in Palm Beach Holiday Visit
Joseph P. Kennedy age 73, former U S ambassador to England, suffered a stroke at his Palm Beach home and was taken to St. Mary's hospital in serious condition. He and his wife arrived December 11 to spend the Christmas holidays there.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Mary's Hospital
England
Gnagi Foundation to Honor Eight Scholars at Dec 26 Dinner
Eight Gnagi scholarship winners will attend a reunion dinner at Swiss Wheel on December 26 at 6 30 p m. Erwin Harris Peters is the final four year recipient of the 3200 award with seven former recipients named from 1954 to 1960. The program was founded by Dr Will B and Neva Gnagi after the couple’s Monroe High ties and death. Mrs Gnagi serves as foundation president with Harold E Scherer Arthur C Benkett and H L John Fenton as officers.
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Ane
Will B
Neva Gnagi Foundation
Swiss Wheel
Gnagi
Foundation
Erwin Harris Peters
Beverly Rattin
Karen Ann Wagner
Thomas W. Bober
Janis Babler
Wesley Falk
Eugene R. Wagner
Joyce Babler
Arthur C. Benkett
H. L. (John) Fenton
Penney to Acquire General Merchandise Co in Mail Order Move
NEW YORK The J. C Penney Co plans to acquire Milwaukee mail order house General Merchandise Co. Penney will issue 0.37 share of common stock for each General Merchandise share. 1961 sales were 37.22 million with net income 0.48 million. over 500,000 shares outstanding. Completion requires shareholder approval and standard audits.
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New York
J. C Penney Co
General Merchandise Co
Milwaukee
Midwest
W. M. Batten
Penney
General Merchandise
Batten
Tshombe Flies To Peace Talks
Katanga leader Tshombe and Congo Premier Adoula travel to Kitona for secret talks on ending Katanga secession. U Thant orders cease fire during negotiations while U.N. and U.S. aides monitor progress amid uncertain prospects. Durand attorney Ryan Lane named Pepin County judge to assume duties Jan 1.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Tshombe
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
New York
U Thant
Adoula
Tshom
Pepin
Madison
Ryan Lane
Durand
Nelson
Earl E. McMahon
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Senmitz Paotor
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Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
St. John's United Church of Christ
Paul H. Olm
Rubi and Leuenberger
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Times
R.F. Hulburt
Breidster
Elder Kennedy
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