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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1962
Page
2
Berlin Wall persists as grim symbol of East Germany
Editorial cautions that the Berlin wall and border zones turn East Germany into a prison. Ulbricht admits labor and expense diverted to replace skilled workers as Soviet power looms. U S policy under Rusk vows to defend Berlin, signaling no concession on Western rights and Western fears of a peace settlement linked to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Germany
East
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
West Germany
Pravda
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rusk
U.S
Acid Tongue Stilled By Death Of Paul Butler
Former Democratic national chairman Paul M. Butler dies ending a career as a blunt Hoosier political operator. He backed Kennedy but stirred critics with sharp attacks and exaggerations. Butler’s style defined a bygone era, leaving a gap felt by both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Butler
Paul Butler
John F. Kennedy
Butler
Sam Rayburn
Glancing Backward 25 Years A Violent New Year Entry
A retrospective notice recalls January 2 1936 with more than 100 dead from violent incidents including 170 traffic fatalities nationwide. Monroe reports a relatively quiet New Year’s Day police and sheriff staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Fred W. Wettengel
Citizens Bank
William Meythaler
Oak Park
Ill
Fred Roth
Louis Goldner
Deaconess Hospital
Frank Clark
Clarno Township
Carl Ramseier Succumbs at 59
Carl Ramseier 59 of Jefferson Township, born in Bern Switzerland, died 6 15 p m Sunday at St Clare Hospital after a three year disability. He was a cheesemaker for 25 years and later worked for Jewel Tea Co in North Chicago. Funeral in Union Evangelical church Oakley with burial in Union Hill. survivors include wife Melba Lewis five daughters two brothers a sister and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ramseier
Jefferson Township
Bern
Switzerland
St. Clare Hospital
Union Evangelical Church
Oakley
William L. King
Juda
Union Hill Cemetery
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
Mr. Ramseier
Rudolph and
Anna Ramseier
America
Doylestown
Jewel Tea Co
Chicago
Grayslake
New Glarus
Kirby Co
Melba Lewis
Iowa City
Karla Jean
Cheryl Ann
Carmel Marie
Violet Traxler
Beverly Hil'l
Calif
Noreen St
Madison
Rudolph Ramseier
Paynette
Fritz
Hans
Marie Baumgartner
Georgia Town Denies Speed Trap Charges
Ludowici mayor J W Goffey Sr defends city against AAA complaints of a speed trap on a major route. He says the town raised the limit to 35 mph and tolerates speeds up to 50 mph before arrest, denying the trap label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludowici
J. W. Goffey Sr
American Automobile Association
Long County
AAA
Godfrey
Death notices for Jerry Geisler and Barbara Ann Burns
Jerry Geisler, 75, longtime criminal lawyer who represented movie stars, died Monday from a heart ailment. He had suffered heart problems since 1959 and was born in Wilton Junction Iowa. Barbara Ann Burns, 23, daughter of late comedian Bob Burns, died Monday from barbiturate overdose after being found unconscious in a Hollywood alley last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jerry Geisler
Giesler
Wilton Junction
Iowa
Los Angeles
Barbara Ann Burns
Bob
Bazooka) Burns
Miss Burns
Your friend the want ad that does your selling
A concise note urges readers to rely on a friend crafted want ad for selling, renting, or hiring. It emphasizes trusted, personal outreach and the efficiency of informal classifieds.
Charles O'Neill Darlington Dies at 77
Charles O'Neill a lifetime Darlington area farmer died Sunday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at St Michael’s Catholic Church Calamine with burial in Holy Rosary Cemetery Darlington. Rosary at 8 p.m. tonight at Steil Funeral Home. Survived by wife Evelyn three sons Patrick William at home and John Browntown two brothers Leo Cuba City William New Orleans and a sister Mrs Albert Wick Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Charles O'Neill
Madison
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Calamine
Holy Rosary Cemetery
Steil
Mr. O'Neill
Darlington Area
Evelyn
Patrick
William
John
Browntown
Leo
Cuba City
New Orleans
Albert Wick
Army Declines Bowling Ball Loss Claims in War Shipments
The Army warns soldiers it will not reimburse losses for bowling balls sent to combat areas. A circular on personal belongings claims says compensation is only for property deemed reasonable and proper to ship, and bowling balls in a combat zone are not considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dentists urge checkup to prevent cavities and gum disease
A public health notice stresses that over 60 percent have not seen a dentist in a year and may have up to four cavities along with gum disease. Modern dental techniques and analgesics reduce discomfort, so seeing a dentist now could prevent future pain.
Duck Call Yarn Wins File Crown Duck Call Yarn Wins File Crown
Burlington tradition mocks tall tales as the Burlington Liars Club announces winner C R Hutcheson of Lubbock Texas for a duck call yarn that ends with a spoof about decoy ducks. Other entrants include Leo Dobrat of San Jose California and Red Wing Minnesota's Mrs James Griffin with a low key fib and Seattle's Harry Shapeero with a fence workers joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Burlington Liars Club
C. R. Hutcheson
Lubbock
Tex
R. K. Burlin
Chatham
Mass
Harry IL. Shapeero
Seattle
Wash
Airman Broge Wins Two Top Air Defense Honors
Airman First Class Gary R. Broge, son of Mrs. Robert Broge of 1303 9th Street, is named Airman of the Month for November at the 922nd Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron and receives a $15 prize and 30 days’ squadron detail exemption. He later earns the Aid Defense Command Commendation Certificate at a December dining-in, honoring his technical skill and teamwork during Project William Tell 1961 with the 59th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Tyndall AFB Florida. Broge, an intercept control technician, has three years in the Air Force and is a Monroe native who graduated in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary R. Broge
Robert Broge
9Th Street
922Nd
Aid Defense Command
Broge
59Th
Tyndall Afb
Fla
Aire Defense Command
Air Defense Command
Air Force
Labrador
Cartwright
Pine Tree Line of Defense
Monroe
Monroe High School
Danish Halt Arms Exports Over West New Guinea Threat
The Danish government suspends all arms exports to Indonesia amid Jakarta's threat to seize West New Guinea, signaling a diplomatic response from Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Brooklyn Carpenter Dies at 71 in Stoughton Hospital
Harry F. Williams of Brooklyn dies at 1 15 am after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Roderick Ward funeral home Evansville. Survived by wife May daughter Louise two sons Roy and Lynn a brother Burle Williams and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Harry F. Williams
Albany
Stoughton Hospital
Roderick-Ward
Evansville
Williams
May
Louise
Roy
Lynn
Burle Williams
South Wayne Club Plans 1962 Projects
The South Wayne Booster Club meets at 8 p.m. in the high school gym to discuss 1962 projects including hi fi sets, a public address system, band uniforms, lunch supplies and outdoor field lights. A program and refreshments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Beluga Heart Slower Than Human Pace
Beluga whales beat hearts at 12 to 20 times a minute far slower than humans who average 70 to 72 strokes. The finding highlights whale physiology and energy use in marine life.
Mrs. Long 62 Dies in Freeport Illinois
Mrs. Allen Long 62 Route 2 Durand Illinois mother of Mrs. Rodney Duchow Juda Illinois died yesterday at St. Francis Hospital Freeport after reportedly falling at Moose Club Freeport Coroner Gene Burke said she suffered a cerebral hemorrhage before the fall She was born October 27 1899 in Freeport married there in 1919 and later lived in Freeport Surviving are her husband five sons two daughters a sister 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Walker Mortuary Freeport with calling after 10 a.m. tomorrow Burial in Crain's Grove Cemetery south of Freeport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Long
Route 2
Durand
Rodney Duchow
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Moose Club
Gene Burke
John Frehner
Walker Mortuary
Crain’s Grove Cemetery
Cheese milk price trends across cheese types in November
The USDA reports November national average prices for milk used in cheese making. Swiss cheese $3.47 on 3.82 fat, brick and monster $3.41 on 3.81, Italian $3.51 on 3.84, all cheese $3.53 on 3.97. Prices show modest rises from October and declines versus November 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda Crop Reporting Service
Brick and Monster
Hillius Buxton Stricken at 52
Hillius Buxton age 52 of Oregon died Sunday in a Madison hospital. He worked 14 years at the Wisconsin School for Girls in Oregon. Services are at 2 p.m. at the Roderick-Ward. He is survived by wife Evelyn two daughters Roxie and Terry two sons Douglas and Laverne and his mother Mrs Flossy Buxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Hillius Buxton
Wisconsin School For Girls
Oregon
Madison
Roderick-Ward
Evansville
Burglars Loot Coins From Boston Vending Firm
Boston burglars stole about $9,000 in coins from a vending machine firm last week. Harold Cutter the firm’s manager said the robbers even used some of the company’s money and a vending machine for a coffee break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harold Cutter
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial
Evening Times
Dusten Kim
Dusty) Munz
Green County
Carl M. Munz
Glenn L. Kubly
Co. K
Harvey (Hoot) Peterson
Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
United States
Earl Swantons
Cpl
Lyle Swanton
Badger Club
Rockford Kelley
Armory
J. H. Elmer
William Dinwiddie
F. W. Wettengel
Norval A. Mackey
Connors and Mackey
Fitzgibbons
John Gettings
South Jackson Street
16Th Avenue
Borden Co
A. H. Hirsig
Sheridan
Wyo
Vismal
Elizabeth Irsig
Georgia Town
Rexall Drugs
By Jim Yuenger
Airman
Broge Sparks
H.F. Williams
South Wayne Club
Lustra-Kleen Service
inltzCleaners
Vacatio
PTA
Tany
President's Council On Youth Fitness
Advertising Council
Newspapers Executives Association
Norwood
Oscar Mayer
Minute Maid
Wrtewr
California
Campbell's Pork & Beans
Frank’s Sauerkraut
del Monte
Amily Ome
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