Green County honors senior and young farmers at Rec ognition Night
Thomas J. Schuetz of Clarno and Monroe Townships earns Green County Outstanding Senior Conservation Farmer and Howard Voegeli of Monticello is named Outstanding Young Farmer at the 11th annual Farmers Recognition Night in Turner Hall. Awards by Monroe Jaycees with Green County Soil and Water Conservation District and Extension Service. Schuetz operates a 237 acre farm with crop rotation, terraces, waterways, wildlife habitat and pasture improvements. Voegeli, partner with his father, advances dairy herd improvement and farm efficiency with UW experimentation and a vaccine program.
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Thomas J. Schuetz
Monroe
Green County
Howard Voegeli
Monticello
Turner Hall
Monroe Jaycees
Green County Soil and Water Conservation District
Green County Extension Service
Schuetz
Kendall Digman
Digman
Smock Valley Watershed Association
Ambrose Wenger
Donald Deininger
Walter Streiff
Clarno
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Co-oo Cheese Factory
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Farm Bureau
Pecatonica Oil Coop
Old Liberty School Board
Voegeli
University of Wisconsin
An En
Wisconsin
Brown Swiss Association
Dairy Cattle Association
Dairy Shrine Club
Oregon
Thomas Kerr
Jaycee
Lum
Schwoegler
Howard Voegels
James Schwoegler
County
Soil Conservation Service
The
Jaycees
Times
Three Rural Schools To Join Monticello District
Three rural districts were approved for attachment to Monticello by the County School Committee. Oak Shade in Mt Pleasant, and Love land in Washington will attach in full to Monticello on June 15. Most of Purcell in Washington also joins Monticello, with a small exclu ded area going to Monroe.
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Monticello
Seven Honored For Soil Work At Monroe Recognition Night
Seven county residents were named outstanding conservation farmers at the 11th annual Farmers Recognition Night in Turner hall. Recipients include Lester Moen, Mrs. Eichelkraut, Sylvan Truttman, George Wasserstrauss, John Blum, and Walter and Fred Schuetz. Awards highlight contour strips, terraces, waterways, hedgerows, tree planting, and wildlife habitat improvements in multiple townships and across county lines.
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Lester Moen
York Township
Paul Eichelkraut
New Glarus
Sylvan Truttman
George Wasserstrauss
John Blum
Washington Township
Walter
Fred Schuetz
Jordan Township
Eichelkraut
Walter Schuetz
Lester Moon
Dane County
Swiss Valleys
Caente Wasserstrauss
White House Receives Cash Donations for Kennedy Refurbishing
The White House disclosed 134076.25 dollars in cash gifts for the executive mansion refurbishment led by Mrs Kennedy but did not reveal donor amounts. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said networks have not donated and no network donation was requested or suggested.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
CBS
American Broadcasting Co
New York Herald Tribune
Stock Trend Mixed Steels Autos Steady
NEW YORK Weakness in some of the oils was a highlight of a mixed stock market this afternoon. Trading was moderate. Very little change appeared among steels and motors. Rails, nonferrous metals, chemicals, tobaccos and aircrafts were irregular.
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New York
Cheddar List Steady at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Green Bay values unchanged at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. Sales include one car of 40 pound blocks at 3542 cents and one car of pasteurized single daisies at 37. Trading tone remains steady.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Cardinal Muench Stricken in Rome
Aloisius Cardinal Muench, 72, the only American cardinal in the Vatican Curia, died in Rome's Salvador Mundi hospital after a short illness. His death brings American cardinals to five and reduces the global College of Cardinals to 77. His body will lie in state before a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica and burial in Fargo.
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Vatican City
Aloisius Cardinal Muench
John XXIII
College of Cardinals
Vatican
Ecumenical Council
Cardinal Muench
Fargo
N.D
Vatican Curia
Rome
Salvador Mundi Hospital
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope John
Gaetano Cardinal Cicognani
Teodosio Clemente Cardinal de Gouveia
Lourenco Marques
Richard James Cardinal
Cushing
Boston
James Francis Cardinal Y
Los Angeles
Bert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Milwaukee
Mary Herrick
Teresa Muench
Dorothy Ott
Raymond Lessard
Pius XII
Germany
PSC Approves Monroe Natural Gas Conversion Plan
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission authorized North Central Public Service to convert existing customers to natural gas. Conversion cost estimated at $20 per customer with a 10 year amortization. Hearing held January 18 in Madison.
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Wisconsin Public Service Commission
North Central Public Sion
PSC
Madison
Glenns Orbit Flight Delayed Again For Weather
Glenn off to fly around the world is postponed again to next Tuesday at the earliest due to Atlantic weather. Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. remains the chosen astronaut and NASA will re cycle the countdown as parts in the Atlas booster and space capsule are replaced after prior test activations. Dr. William Douglas states Glenn is confident and untroubled by delays, with 10 postponements since the original Dec. 20 schedule.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Atlantic
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
William Douglas
Douglas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Project Mercury
Walter C. Williams
West To Protect Flights to Berlin
Western airmen supported a protest to Moscow by flying to isolated Berlin via the Hamburg corridor. Soviet MiGs offered no sightings amid gale winds and rain as commercial flights continued. The Big Three planned fighter patrols if Moscow did not halt buzzing Allied traffic.
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Berlin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hamburglin
Ski Areas Receive New Heavy Snowfall
A fresh fall of heavy snow in northern Wisconsin promises excellent weekend skiing with more snow likely by Sunday afternoon. Snow depths include Park Falls 29 inches, Superior 23, Wausau 15, Green Bay 12, Eau Claire 9, Lone Rock 5, Milwaukee 4, and Madison Beloit and La Crosse 3.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U. S. Weather Bureau
Park Falls
Superior
Wausau
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Lone Rock
Madison
Beloit
la Crosse
Houghton
Mich
Marquette
Kiwanis Honors Paul E. Baltzer And Supports Circus Trip
The Monroe Kiwanis Club honored Paul E. Baltzer and approved the Monroe Kiwanis Foundation at a meeting. Proceeds from a $4600 candy sale will fund a Boy Scout cabin east of Twining Park. Bequests to the foundation may be tax free with deductions for donors.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Twining Park
Paul E. Baltzer
Robert Rosa
Raymond
Pat) Kubly Jr
Times
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe Kiwanis Foundation
Shrine Circus
Baltzer
Monroe
Victor I. Carson
Wayne J. Fencil
Russell J. Myers
Jacob H. Gruenewald
William A. Park
Kiwanis Foundation
Madison
Sivan Cochool
Thethreichers College Gree
Robert Kingdon
Rudolph T. Haskee
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Green County
Stauffer
Interstate Labor Relations Board
Fourteenth Atomic Test at Nevada Site Announced
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed a Thursday test at the Nevada test site marking the 14th in the current series. Officials said the detonation occurred as scheduled and would aid ongoing research into nuclear device behavior and yield estimates.
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Washington
Nevada
Prediction Off Yet Snow Boosts Oats Crop Forecast
Brodhead amateur forecaster Fred Ties says March sowing of oats proceeds despite missing his predictions for the second year. He notes two inch snowfall yesterday improves cropland soil moisture and he bought a farm to operate with a tenant.
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Fred Ties
Brodhead
Ties
Suspect Quizzed In Stogner Death in Congo Embassy Household
In Leopoldville Congo a houseboy tied to Lt. Col. Helen D. Stogner’s household was arrested on charges linked to the killing of Stogner, shot at his home in the African quarter while Miss Elizabeth Thring of Washington witnessed the event. The suspect, a Congo man employed as cook and housekeeper, lived nearby and was not on duty that night.
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Leopoldville
Congo
U.S
Miliner
Helen D
Stogner
Elizabeth Thring
Washington
Leovoldvilie
Ban on Tshombe visit to Washington announced
The State Department barred Katanga President Moise Tshombe from visiting the United States, with the progress department stating the decision.
Paidar To Begin Operation Cutoffs At Albany Plant
Paidar plans to start closing the Albany plant by March 1 as competition and automation press for cost cuts. Albany officials and Paidar executives reviewed options to rent or sell the former Indiana Condensed Milk Co. site after seven years of operation. About 30 workers are affected plus 10 laid off earlier. management cited high operating costs and trucking and communication expenses as key factors.
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Albany Manufacturing Corp
Chicago
Albany
Em. J. Paidar Co
Paidar
Clarence J. Droughy
Robert
Domenic Bongiorno
Albany Village
M. J. Ingwell
Bank of Albany
Wilbur J. Dehmer
John Christopher
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Monrece Industries, Inc
Clarence Cloudy
Bongiorno
Alany Group
George Radock
Madison
Wisconsin
Wth
Soldier in 32nd Crowns in River
Sp4 Duane Winget 23 of New Auburn Wisconsin drowned during a routine Nisqually River crossing with the 128th Infantry unit of the 32nd Division. He was a member of Company D 1st Battle Group. His belt released after he lost balance causing him to fall into the river.
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FT. Lewis
Duane Winget
New Auburn
Wis
32Nd Division
Nisanally
Winget
Neal Winget
1St Battle Group
128Th Infantry
Rice Lake
Division
Nisqually
Winger
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Thomas Schuetz
Tom Kelly
SCS
FPC
PSC Okays Monroe Natural Gas Project
West
Dakotas
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