Wisconsin Weather Bulletin Shows Snow Flurries and Cold Snap
Daily Record reports cloudy skies with snow flurries in northwest Wisconsin and increasing flurries southeast this afternoon. Tonight and Friday remain cold with some northeast snow flurries. Temperatures: low 5 to 15 below, highs Friday 1 to 15 above east to 10 to 20 above west. Monroe zone notes similar cold, with a Friday high of 10 to 15 above. Sunrise 7:30, sunset 4:34, barometer around 30.01. Fort Myer the warmest at 79 and Clinton-ville the coldest at -17.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
U.S.A
Fort Myer
Clinton
Ville
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Speeding Fines
Jessie Mae Bruni transfers a west parcel described as lengths 1 4 5 and east parcel lengths 2 3 6 in bik 23, Monroe. Forfeitures include Wallace E. Wilson of Juda for speeding at $25 and Carl Munz of Monroe for speeding at $10, issued by Monroe police.
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Jessie Mae Bruni
Robert J. Smith
City of
Monroe
Wallace E. Wilson
Juda
Carl Munz
Justice Cases Involving Koenig Severson and Rebly
Monore police report L A Koenig and D J Severson charged with throwing a foreign substance on a highway damaging other vehicles with $25 and costs. Ronald J Rebly of Route 4 Monroe cited for operating a motor vehicle without a driver’s license costs apply and license suspended 30 days per sheriff’s department traffic violation by state statute.
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L. A. Koenig
David J. Severson
Monroe
Ronald J. Rebly
Route 4
Marriage Licenses for Harold Guldbeug and Violet Hendrickson
Harold William Guldbeug aged 41 of New Glarus and Violet May Hendrickson aged 44 of Argyle obtained marriage licenses. Deaths recorded include Henry Bornemeier 67 of Twin Grove Miss Margaret Nalty 64 of Chicago and Floyd F Westberg 68 of Horeb.
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Harold William Guldbeug
New Glarus
Violet May Hendrickson
Argyle
Henry Bornemeier
Twin Grove
Margaret Nalty
Chicago
Floyd F. Westberg
Att Horeb
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Patients and Dismissals
A list of patients and staff connected to St. Clare Hospital includes Gordon and Sally Klossner from Albany and Mt. Horeb areas, plus multiple individuals named across towns such as Orangeville Beloit and Gratiot. Medical and surgical staff feature Harlan Wernle Evelyn Brankow James Marsh and John Wyssman with several others, alongside a roster of dismissals including Milton Disrud Kathleen Dewey and Susan Rufener.
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Gordon
Sally Klossner
Albany
Allen
DeZeuw
Evansville
Noreen Metz
Orangeville
Bonnie Bohn
Mt. Horeb
Harlan Wernle
New Glarus
Evelyn Brankow
Route 2
Margaret Merlet
Beloit
James Marsh
Brodhead
Marie Zweifel
Robert Hanson
Hollandale
Nancy Bunker
Winslow
Melanie Knorr
Belvidere
Debra Andrews
John Wyssman
Louis Creuzer
15Th Street
Don Daly
Argyle
Arthur Pandow
Gratiot
Harold Scott
Lowes Park
Milton Disrud
Fredrick Isely
Kathleen Dewey
Susan Rufener
Suzanne Moyer
Stephen Esser
Stock Mart Advances In Yearend Rally Trade
SEW YORK The yearend rally in the stock market continued this afternoon with trading heavy. Advances of most key stocks were fractional but some gained a point or more. Brokers call the rise technical in nature as the rally began on Wednesday. High quality issues led the upturn while tax selling waned. Madison cheese market shows steady activity with ample supplies and low prices.
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Cheese Mart Normal
Madison
Wisconsin
Margaret Nally Dies in Chicago
Cadiz Township native Margaret Nalty died in Chicago after living there 30 years. She owned a Hyde Park women’s wear shop and taught at Davis school. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. services Saturday at Stuessy Junet and St Victor’s Church. burial in Calvary cemetery. Survived by two sisters, four brothers. her mother and a brother predeceased. Bilger’s of Chicago handling arrangements.
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Cadiz Township
Monroe
Chicago
Hyde Park
Stuessy Funeral Home
Stuessy
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Miss Nalty
Richard
Catherine Sullivan Nalty
Cadiz Farm
Monroe High School
Green County Normal
Old Davis School
Marie
Kathryn
Leo
Madison
Aloysius
Bilgers
New Nursing Stamp Debuts Here Tomorrow
A four cent commemorative nursing stamp will be issued for the first time in our area. The vertical panel features a young woman lighting a candle symbolizing dedication to the profession. The stamp, blue red black and green, prints at 50 per sheet with an initial run of 100 million.
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Ayoung
Wisconsin to hire more tax aides for new 1961 tax bill
The Wisconsin State Employment Service announced an all out effort to hire personnel for the State Tax Department to administer the new tax bill passed by the 1961 Legislature. The text also notes Tibet’s average elevation of 16,000 feet, but this fact appears irrelevant to the hiring plan.
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Wisconsin State Employment Service
State Tax Department
Tibet
Country
Earth
Personal Notices Of Holiday Visits From Readers
Personal notes list visiting relatives from Denver Ridett East Troy Woodford and Boulder over Christmas. Ellen and Elaine Rubi visit Wheaton and Boulder families, Ellen a social counselor in Wheaton schools. Hauser family from Egg Harbor spend holidays with Nettie Biehler in Milwaukee then travel to Albuquerque to visit John Cloak family.
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Denver
Colo
Frank C. Stiles
25Th Avenue
Jerry Ontjes
Ridett
Ill
Harold Oltson
East Troy
Wesley Meiers
South Wayne
Nathan Sacker
Woodford
Freida Sacker
21St Avenue
Ellen Rubi
Wheaton
Elaine Rubi
Boulder
Sam Rubi
9Th Street
Ellen
Elaine
University of Colorado
Hervey Hauser
Molly
Tommy
Johnny
Egg ‘Harbor
Nettie Bieiler
15Th” Street
John Cloak
Albuquerque
N.M
Tshombe Seeks Based Controls in Congo Parliament
Katanga deputies took seats in the Congo Parliament seeking to revise the provisional constitution to relax central control over Katanga and other provinces. Tshombe urged a Congo confederation granting his province more independence amid the Kitona pact. He accused U N troops and the U S ambassador Gullion of planning a new offensive if the Katanga Assembly does not meet by Jan 3.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Katanga
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Kitona
Madison Man Named Warden of New Fox Lake Unit
John R. Gagnon, 39, of Madison, was named warden of Wisconsin’s new Fox Lake correctional facility. The appointment was announced by Sanger B. Powers, director of the Division of Corrections. Gagnon has served with the division since 1948 and led the institution services section since 1956.
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Adison
John R. Gagnon
Madison
Wisconsin
New
Fox Lake
Sanger B. Powers
State Department of Public Welfare
Gagnon
Africans stab bishop during picnic in Bloemfontein
Two Africans attacked Anglican bishop Bendysche Burnett of Bloemfontein as he picnicked with his wife, stabbing him four times. Burnett, 47, was wounded in the leg twice and in the stomach twice, while rev. Brasky dies in Oshkosh and Mrs Wilson weakens in Washington as a farm wife electrocuts in a tub in Wisconsin.
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Grahamstown
South Africa
Bloemfontein
Bendysche Burnett
Kuehn Seeks Party Endorsement In Governor Bid
Milwaukee. Philip G. Kuehn of Whitefish Bay, a GOP governor candidate, vows to seek party endorsement again, responding to rival Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie who favors an open primary and will not seek party endorsement. Renk announced his second bid, challenging Kuehn to an open contest regardless of convention action.
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Philip G. Kuehn
Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
GOP
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
Monroe Residents Attend Hulburt Rites
Monroe residents who attended memorial services for Rev. Richard F. Hulburt at St. Paul's church Beloit yesterday afternoon included Mrs. Edmund C. Hamilton of 723 18th Avenue Stewart Kingston of 624 21st Avenue Mr and Mrs Richard Wagner of 1020 18th Avenue and Joe Riedweg of 1003 11th Street Hulburt formerly served as pastor of St. Andrew's Episcopal church from 1952 to 1956 He died in Hallowell Maine on December 16 after a brief illness.
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Monroe
Richard F. Hulburt
St. Paul’s Church
Beloit
Edmund C. Hamilton
18Th Avenue
Stewart Kingston
21St Avenue
Richard Wagner
Joe Riedweg
11Th Street
Rev
Hulburt
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Hallowell
Three Wisconsin Cheesemakers Sentenced for Tax Evasion
Three northeastern Wisconsin cheesemakers were sentenced to 60 days in Milwaukee County House of Correction and fined 3000 each on federal income tax charges. Curtis Haganes Willard Baeten and Leonard Schley pleaded no contest and received fines for evasion covering 1957 to 1959 for unreported cash payments from creameries. Rueben Drier changed his plea to innocent and is free on 1000 bail.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County House of Correction
U. S
Kenneth Grubb
Curtis S. Haganes
Green Bay
Kewaskum
Willard Baeten
Rosewood Dairy
Algoma
Leonard P. Schley
Forestville
Rueben Drier
Clintonville
Haganes
Baeten
Schley
Third Officer Faces Inquiry
Milwaukee police face a widening burglary probe into a service station theft that led to the discharge of two officers and an indefinite suspension for Sgt. Donald G. Weier. He will take a lie detector test after failing to inventory stolen property. Former patrolmen William A. Duelge and Norman E. Neimi were charged with the burglary, the loot including cash and an auto battery. Weier said he found a battery in his car trunk but dumped it when panicked. the battery was recovered.
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Milwaukee
Howard C. Johnson
Donald G. Weier
William A. Duelge
Norman E. Neimi
Duelge
Neimi
Weier
Janesville Fire Destroys Pope Coal Co Living Quarters
Firemen battled a blaze in 10 below weather at the Pope Coal Co. early today near downtown Janesville. The fire started in the living quarters behind the one story frame building. occupant David Pope was not home. Call 3 for an Adtaker.
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Janesville
Pope Coal Co
David Pope
Souvanna Hint Spurs Laos Hope
In VIENTIANE Laos Prince Souvanna Phouma suggested a three or four day window for progress on reviving the three princes summit talks watched by U S British and Soviet ambassadors. Premier Boun Oum resisted seating with Phouma and Souphanouvong while Gen Phoumi Nosavan met Souvanna at his guarded villa and expressed guarded optimism.
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Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
U.S
Boun Oum
Phouma
Souphanouvong
Phoumi Nosavan
Swindle Figure Admits Charges in $817000 Fraud Case
New York man Rubin, 49, pleaded guilty to three counts of grand larceny for forging notes and funneling them through a bank account to run a $817,000 swindle. Sentencing set for Feb. 16 with $5,000 bail. Major victims included Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. branch with $475,000 loss. Pam and Co. and Cohen-Manheimer Co. $47,656 each. stockholders in Rubin’s firms out $249,288.
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New York
Sassud Rubin
General Sessions Court
George Postel
Rubin
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co
Pam and Co
Cohen-Manheimer Co
Badger Writer Held In TV Rights Fraud
Kansas City report states 67 year old freelance writer Tom Bailey of Wisconsin surrendered before a habeas corpus hearing. He faces fraud charges from selling TV rights eight years ago for 47000 to Clarence V. Johnson of Walworth Wisconsin. Bailey had said he was tried and acquitted previously. he blamed a bankruptcy proceeding for the case.
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Kansas City
Wiconsin
Tom Bailey
Bailey
Clarence V. Johnson
Walworth
Wis
Eichmann appeal time sought by defense in Israel
Dr. Robert Servatius, Eichmann's defense counsel, flew to Israel to request more time to prepare an appeal of the death sentence. He has until December 30 to submit the appeal.
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Cologne
Germany
Robert Servatius
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Servatius
Nehru denies briefing Soviet Union on Goa invasion
Prime Minister Nehru told reporters he did not discuss India's invasion of Goa and two other Portuguese enclaves with the Soviet Union beforehand and had no advance indication of Moscow's support. He said India would not withdraw from the former Portuguese territory now.
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Nua
Nehru
India
Goa
Soviet Union
Moscow
Five-Year Term for Chippewa Falls Slaying Suspect
Bruce Backes, 21, was sentenced to a maximum five years after pleading guilty to the shotgun death of Robert T. McPhee, 45, during a drunken incident at the victim's Chippewa Falls home on August 15.
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Chippewa Falls
Bruce Backes
Backes
Robert T. McPhee
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