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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
4
An advertisement from The George H. Conn Co. of Freeport St. By Chic Young promotes veterinary prescriptions for cattle breeding diseases and calf scours. It urges readers to obtain promised outcomes from treatments that have shown excellent results.
Dr. James Herbert Mitchell, 81, famed dermatologist and former president of the American Dermatological Society, died Wednesday two hours after a federal grand jury indicted him on perjury and conspiracy charges.
William R. Traum 45 public relations director of the American Automobile Association died Thursday of a heart attack.
Rudy Timmel, serving 17 years as director of the Oconomowoc American Legion Band, was dismissed by band manager Robert Ludwig who cited a needed change. Walter A. Stamstad was named to replace him, while the band already boasts many national convention appearances and awards.
A 56 year old Western Union clerk in downtown Milwaukee was shot in the chest during a 1:50 a.m. holdup. William E. Delaney was reported in critical condition at Milwaukee County General Hospital after being shot by a Negro man with a thick mustache who declared this is a stick.
Daily readers rely on local classified notices to find essential items and services. The page highlights listings across categories such as jobs real estate and personal notices helping residents meet everyday needs.
The Assembly state affairs committee examined a Borg bill enabling drainage districts to contract with the federal government for a $64 000 U S Army Corps project in Whitewater. The plan requires $5 000 land purchase by the district and could trigger large federal flood control funds for Wisconsin.
Jeannie Searles has measles illness. Ralph Block returns to Edmundson Texas after three weeks here. Will Meinert and others hosted by Lun deens in Rockford. Nichols family moved to a large farm near Oskaloosa. Alfred Zweifel helped move to Brodhead. Deitmeier family to Scheild farm. Freiderick family to Rees farm state line. Johnsons plan Brodhead move for police work.
A dense schedule lists 6:30 p.m. shows including Rawhide on Channel 3 and International Showtime with Great Japanese Circus on Channel 6. Other time slots cover Loretta Young, Father Knows Best, Arthur Godfrey Special, Sing Along With Mitch, Flintstones, and Dickens on various channels. Evening continues with Hitchcock, Price is Right, 77 Sunset Strip, Jack Paar, Eyewitness to History, Hennesey, True Theater, Tonight Show, and Theater offerings. Boxing bout closes the night on Channel 9 with Gomeo Brennan versus Rubin Carter.
Wisconsin ski regions report snow depths from Park Falls at 10 inches to Green Bay at 4 inches. Upper Michigan around Marquette and Houghton have about 28 inches. Tonight southern Wisconsin may see snow with freezing drizzle or rain, with stronger winds up to 45 mph. Saturday brings more snow, followed by very cold conditions Sunday with subzero temps in the north and near zero in the south. Expect 2 to 4 inches more in the extreme north and under 2 inches in the south.
Chicago markets show hogs 4 500. butchers gain 25 to 50 cents with 190-220 lb at 16.25 to 16.75. Cattle slaughter steers steady to up 50. prime weight 1175-1225 at 27.00-27.25. mixed 700-1100 lbs 26.25-27.00. choice 1000-1300 lbs 24.50-26.00. Butter and eggs move steady with wholesale prices mostly unchanged. corn futures set No 1 yellow at 1.2042 to 1.214 percent. soybeans No 1 yellow 2.7142.
Attorneys for Governor Ross Barnett and Lt. Governor Paul Johnson Jr asked the U.S. Court of Appeals to dismiss criminal contempt charges, arguing their actions during the desegregation crisis met state law.
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