Senators Adopt Equal Rights Bill Heads for House Action
The Senate approved an equal rights constitutional amendment 63 to 19, with 51 to 31 on a safety amendment. Advocates, including Katharine St. George, urge swift House action to remove remaining legal discriminations against women and seek three fourths state approval after a seven year deadline. The bill has circulated for decades.
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Grand Jury to Air Milwaukee Charges Probe Ordered
Judge Herbert Steffes said he will convene a Milwaukee county grand jury to investigate alleged misconduct by public officials. Court Clerk Raymond Fleming will summon 17 prospective jurors for examination at 9 a m on February 20 to complete a panel. Dist. Atty. William J McCauley asked for the probe, asserting information giving reasonable cause to suspect criminal misconduct.
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Herbert
Nine Year Old Hero Rescues Four From Milwaukee Fire
A Milwaukee cottage fire trapped a family, but nine year old Darlene Austen led her brothers Ernst Jr and Wayne to safety and re entered to save baby Dordie while neighbor firefighters later saved the dwelling. Donna 12 was away on an errand when the blaze started.
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Ernst Jr
Wayne
Dordi
Donna
Darlene
Farm Scene Notes and Local Family Moves in Wisconsin
Rural notes describe farm life disruptions from a storm causing rural light outages delaying milking. Movements include the Visger family moving to a newly purchased Brodhead farm and the Scheutzes moving to the Deal place. Neighbors hosted a farewell. Other items discuss Wisconsin lumber use and local school advancements. updates cover Reed family returning to Twin Grove, Leuzingers moving to Oakley, and Cleaveland assisting on the Young farm during illness.
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Maurice Visger
Deal Farm
Spring Grove Township
Brodhead
Carl Scheutz
Deal Place
John Robertsons
Neigh
Visgers
Kenneth Reed
Monroe
P. J. Reed
Twin Grove
H. Leuginger
Leuzingers
John Mathers
Oakley
Blanchardville School Hires New Commercial Teacher
Miss Julia Sietten of Chetek Wisconsin is hired as commercial teacher at Blanchardville high school replacing Mrs. Robert Cleary who resigned. Sietten is a graduate of Whitewater state teachers college and has studied at Eau Claire Wisconsin University and Colorado with five years teaching experience.
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Julia Sietten
Chetek
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Robert Cleary
Sietten
Whitewater State Teachers College
Eau Claire Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
University of Colorado
County School Group Plans Evening Session
John Coryell of Browntown chairs the Green county school committee meeting at 8 p m Monday in the county superintendent of schools office at the courthouse. Four members will attend a Janesville conference tomorrow: J B Scherer Monroe township Waldo Freitag New Glarus H V Hartman Brodhead and Miss Pearl Engelbrecht Decatur township.
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Browntown
Green County
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Janesville
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
Waldo Freitag
New Glarus
H. V. Hartman
Brodhead
Miss Pearl Engelbretson
Decatur Township
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