Policy Sets Winter School Closings by Weather
The board approves a policy guiding winter closings, stating decisions are made early on the day, with Monroe schools typically operating in bad weather unless buses do not run. If buses run, most routes stay active and schools remain open. Early dismissals may occur to finish routes before dark, and rural schools decide locally with closures announced on WEKZ.
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Alien Address Report Scheduled in January
Allen E. Amundsen aged 69 died at his Durand Illinois home after a months illness. He was a retired Winnebago County Highway Department worker. Surviving are his wife Olive a daughter Mrs Roy Wilke of Durand and his mother. Services 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Durand Methodist Church burial in Durand cemetery
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Allen E. Amundsen
Hattie Amundsen
Brodhead
Durand
Ill
Winnebago County
Olive
Roy Wilke
Durand Methodist Church
GE agrees to settle cases for eleven million
General Electric Co. has agreed to about $11 million in out of court settlements of 32 suits tied to the 1961 antitrust rulings. U S District Judge Sylvester Ryan approved the settlements. The largest payment, nearly $6 million, goes to Consolidated Edison Co. of New York.
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New York
General Electric Co
U. S
Lost Act Returns to Spotlight as Missing Work Reappears
A long vanished act unexpectedly resurfaces drawing interest from theater historians. The rediscovery centers on a play once shelved after initial performances, with scholars noting its stylistic ties to late nineteenth century drama and a tantalizing link to an influential producer.
John the Apostle’s Christmas Witness in Ephesus
The final chapter of a five part series portrays John the Apostle as a nonagenarian at Ephesus. It describes his revelation of Jesus as the Word made flesh and the central message of love, recalling his life from zeal to humility and exile on Patmos. The piece emphasizes his enduring witness to Christ and the church.
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John
Jesus
God
Christ
Patmos
Ecclesia
Domitian
Israel
Ephesus
Asia
Allen Amundsen Succumbs of 69
R A Klein, officer in charge of the Milwaukee office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, announced the annual alien address report program is under way. Reports are required by law and failure to comply could lead to serious consequences. Forms are available at post offices and immigration offices and can be returned to the same office. Trained personnel will be on hand to answer questions on immigration and naturalization matters.
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R. A. Klein
Milwaukee
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Klein
Mrs Hansen Seeks Used Stamps for Norway Tuberculosis Relief
Mrs Louise Hansen of Spring Grove Township requests used stamps from Christmas greetings torn from envelopes. The stamps are processed and sold to fund anti tuberculosis work in Norway, supported by the Sons of Norway. Mrs Hansen also collects stamps at Route 1 Juda for the same cause.
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Louise Hansen
Archie Klaas
Spring Grove Township
Norway
Sons of Norway
Hansen
Juda
Andrew Londalen Dies After Stroke at 78 in Avon Township
Andrew Londalen 78 died at 5 10 a m today at his Avon Township farm home after a severe stroke two weeks earlier. He was born April 27 1885 in Orfordville the son of Martin and Ellen Londalen. He married Julia A Sagen March 30 1909 at the Luther Valley parsonage. The Londalens farmed in Avon until Julia's death June 27 1962. Survivors include one sister Emma Taylor Avon Township and several nieces and nephews. Services at 1 30 p m Monday West Luther Valley church with Rev Erling Fretheim officiating burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening at Everson funeral home Brodhead and until noon Monday.
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Brodhead
Andrew Londalen
Avon Township
Mr. Londalen
Orfordville
Martin and
Ellen Odebakken Londalen
Julia A. Sagen
Luther Valley
Londalens
Avon
Emma Taylor
West Luther Valley Church
Erling Fretheim
Church
Everson Funeral Home
Today in History December 20, 1963
Key events noted include the 1880 English court ruling that Tele phone Company violated Telegraph Company monopoly and must be operated by the Post Office. Other milestones mention the 1922 Soviet Union formation, 1944 German offensive in Belgium, 1952 Moses Lake crash killing 87, and related 10 year to one year past items.
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England
Russia
Moscow
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Germany
Belgium
U.S. Air Force
Moses Lake
Half Million Africans Flee Angola for Congo Over Two Years
A British Baptist missionary reports that about 500,000 Africans escaped Portuguese patrols in Angola and found refuge in the Congo during the last two years.
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London
Angola
Congo
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