City approves sale for Schwan Ice Cream industrial parcel
Aldermen unanimously agreed to sell 120 by 60 foot land in the new industrial park’s northwest Dobbs tract to Schwan Ice Cream Co. of Freeport for 200. The site will host a warehouse linked to their ice cream business. other firms showed interest. A Chicago rail official offered help to attract industry and urged zoning utilities and transport planning.
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Schwan Ice Cream Co
Freeport
Dobbs
Monroe
Schwan Co
Goodmiller Ice Cream Co
13Th Street
J. S. Frost
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Frost
P. J. Connors Jr
Connors Plumbing and Heating Co
General Fund
Building Fund
Commercial and Savings Bank
The
National Foundation
March of Dimes Drive
Alfred Siedschlag
Kenneth Schwartzlow
Robert Bayrhoffer
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
10Th Avenue
22Nd
23Rd Streets
J.B.F. Amos
Orville R. Evans Sr
Amos
Stock List Steadier Shows Mixed Advance
The stock market steadied in moderate trading with fractional gains leading the early list. Prices rose slightly at times but later relapsed, leaving the day with a modest overall advance and more winners than losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City officials adopt wait and see plan for municipal court
City officials vote 4 to 2 to table creating a Monroe Municipal Court and study shifting municipal cases to County Court under a new state court reorganization. Judge Roger L. Elmer offers two mornings weekly for municipal cases while a final schedule is pending.
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Monroe
Oscar N. Johnson
City Council
Roger L. Elmer
Johnson
Huetson Family Mourns After Florida Crash Deaths
Mrs Clara McCormick of 732 16th Avenue learns her brother George Huetson and his wife Clara died from injuries after their car overturned near Brooksville Florida during a vacation. Huetson 57 an ex postal worker survived by siblings in Chicago Des Plaines and Sandwich Illinois. widow 53 also Chicago native. two children Thomas and Lois. memorials planned in Lombard where they lived before Troy Center move.
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Clara McCormick
16Th Avenue
Inlaw
George Huetson
Troy Center
Wis
Florida
Huetson
Brooksville
Fla
Chicago
Evaline Swiders
Des Plaines
Elizabeth Wiemeschkirch
Charles
Robert
Peter
Sandwich
Ill
Thomas Huetson
Lois Witker
Lombard
Huetsons
Stork Derby Delays Births At St. Clare Hospital
Monroe merchants await the Derby winner as St. Clare hospital reports no births in the past 24 hours and says Miss or Master 1962 may be born after another day. The first child born to Green County parents at St. Clare will receive gifts from 15 local merchants.
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Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Green County
Monroe Merchants
Portugal Warns of U N Exit Step
Lisbon reports premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar said Portugal will likely leave the United Nations. He criticized the UN United States and Britain over India Goa Daman and Diu. He hinted possible actions including withdrawal from the UN revoking the alliance with Britain Portugal Azores air base agreement. Separately security forces hunted remnants of a New Year uprising led by an underground Communist party with about 40 rebels at Beja and at least 16 still at large.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
United Nations Organization
National Assembly
United Nations
United States
Britain
India
Goa
Damao
Diu
U.N
Salazar
Azores
Army Ministry
Communist Party
Beja
Pentagon Ordered To Form Up Two More New Army Divisions
Iowa fears a cut in reserve forces may wipe out the 103rd Infantry Division the Army Reserve unit for Iowa Minnesota and part of Wisconsin. Des Moines reports say the Defense Department will study all 10 Army Reserve combat divisions while keeping 27 National Guard divisions intact sparking opposition from reserve officials and state leaders. Maj Gen Junior Miller Iowa adjutant general says talks favored preserving the guard and ending reserve units. Commander Maj Gen Louis Burkhalter of the 103rd voices concern over possible elimination.
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Des Moines
Junior Miller
Iowa
Guard
Washington
Miller
Defense Department
National Guard
Reserve Officers Association
Louis Burkhalter
Cedar Rapids
103Rd
Swiss Cheese Market Steady in Madison Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with fair to good demand for bulk styles and strong demand for cutting and processing varieties. Supplies are ample to more than ample while cheese prices span longhorns 37 38 percent, cheddars 36 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 3642 39, single daisies 37 38 percent, midgets 38 40 percent. Wisconsin Swiss market holds steady with fair to good demand and adequate supplies. state brand blocks priced 42 45, B 40 44, C 35 36 2.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Evans Candidate Again Three City Officials To Seek Re election
Mayor Orville R Evans and two other incumbents announced they will circulate nomination papers for the April 3 election. Evans seeks a second term mayor of Monroe. Walter J Baber and Eleanor B Frederick also seek reelection. Terms expire for three aldermen and the city assessor post seems not on the ballot. Filing deadline is January 30.
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Orville R. Evans
Evans
Monroe
Victor N. Schiller
Walter J. Baber
Seventh Ward
Eleanor B. Frederick
Helen Gempeler
Lester M. Johnson
Herman L.J Schindler
Rober L. Skattum
Johnson
James B. Goetz
Minnesota
Schindler
Skattum
Philp H. Darling
Castro flaunts new Cuban air force at anniversary parade
Fidel Castro unveiled updated arms including MIG jets at Havana parade marking three years since defeating Batista. He blamed Yankee imperialism, touted Soviet bloc support, and announced a national assembly for January 22 as ministers meet in Uruguay on Cuba’s regional threat.
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Havana
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Batista
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Castro
Latin
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Colombia
National
Uruguay
Socialite slain in Pacific Palisades home
Dorie June Bowman a 32 year old socialite mother of three and community leader was found dead in her $100000 Pacific Palisades home. Police say intruder battered her with a blunt object dragged her from the kitchen to the bathroom and placed her in a water filled tub. The house showed no signs of ransack and bloodstains plus teeth fragments indicate a violent struggle.
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Pacific Palisades
Calif
Dorie June Bowman
Southern California
Seacoast
Frank Potter Bowman
Southern California Edison Co
Ice Rink May Open At Recreation Park Friday
The new 300 by 150 foot ice rink at Recreation Park should be ready by Friday after delays from warmer weather. Jerry Coplien, park and recreation director, said flooding continued today. The rink will serve junior and senior high students, boosting city ice capacity by 400. Evening hours and weekend schedules were set with warming areas and supervision at Recreation Park and Lincoln school rinks.
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Recreation Park
Jerry Coplien
Park and Recreation
Coplien
Park Shelter House
Lincoln School
County CD Plan Nears Final Approval
County Civil Defense director Charles B. Marvin announced the county plan is nearly complete and will be sent to Madison for state approval. He will visit communities to fill vacancies and conduct housing and feeding surveys for mass evacuation readiness. Donald Triechel and Walter Ewald will visit Monroe for a regional broadcast and planning tape recording.
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Charles B. Marvin
Madison
Marvin
Donald Triechel
State CD Organization
Monroe
Walter Ewald
Civil Defense
Kennedy Improving in Florida After Stroke
President's father Joseph P. Kennedy shows progress in West Palm Beach as doctors report he can begin reading newspapers. Family says Kennedy recovering sufficiently and making fine progress.
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Kennedy
West Palm Beach, Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
City seeks more pledges after blood drive shortfall
Red Cross volunteers report the city collected 71 pints from 78 donors with seven rejects, far short of the 149 pint quota. Weather and time of year blamed for low turnout. Monticello set to host a Friday blood mobile from 1 to 5 pm at United Church of Christ basement seeking 75 pints from 100 volunteers across three areas.
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Red Cross
Allan F. Goecke
Goecke
Monticello
United Church of Christ
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Adams
Washington Township
Cecil Holloway
Monroe
Adams Township
William Bidlingmaier
Harmony Group Plans Show Here Charter Night
The Green County Barber Shop Chorus announces a Charter Night show on Saturday January 27 at Monroe junior high school auditorium. The group seeks recognition as an official charter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America and will receive the charter the night of the show from sponsor Capital Chordsmen of Madison. The Madison chorus and several quartets will be featured. ticket information will be announced later.
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Green County Barbershop Chorus
Monroe
The
International Headquarters
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Capital Chordsmen of
Madison
Paper man begins 30 day jail term in Boston
Mildred Paperman, secretary to Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine, started a 30 day jail sentence today for smuggling letters to the ailing and jailed industrialist. Paperman, 42, admitted delivering letters to Goldfine.
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Boston
Mildred Paperman
Bernard Goldfine
Miss Paperman
Goldfine
Kennedy orders 2 new Army divisions speeding Guard splits
President Kennedy approved activating two regular divisions to expand the Army to 16 permanent divisions and allow the early release later this year of the 32nd Wisconsin and 49th Texas National Guard divisions. The 1st Armored will form at Fort Hood Texas and the 5th Mechanized Infantry at Fort Carson Colorado.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
White House
32Nd
49Th National Guard
Berlin
1St Armored
Ft. Hood
Tex
5Th Mechanized Infantry
Ft. Carson
Colo
Pierre Salinger
Texas
Camp Polk
49Th
Johnson
Defense McNamara
Gilpatric
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
George H. Decker
Army
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Frederic H. Smith Jr
Air Force
Smith
Curtis E. LeMay
Germany
Middle East
Africa
Army High Command
West Germany
Okinawa
Far East
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
4Th
Army Strategic Reserve
Europe
Ft. Lewis
United States
4Th Infantry
Fire at Hale Hotel Claims One Life in San Francisco
A fatal blaze devastates upper floors of the Hale hotel in downtown San Francisco. One man is reported dead as firefighters battle the flames and evacuate guests from the burning building.
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San Francisco
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Assam
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Nancy Ekum
Das
Mary Jo Goecks
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Times
Bober
Miss Frederick
Harmony Group
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Fifth Mechanized
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