Cold Wave Deepens as Monroe Freezes at Minus 22
An arctic blast drives Monroe temperatures to 22 below zero from 3 am to 9 am with readings in the teens and 20s by mid-morning. Gas service and power outages affect city areas as workers repair lines and a sewage plant generator suffers an 11 hour outage. Several deaths are attributed to the cold across Wisconsin including Watertown, Milwaukee and rural towns.
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Monroe
Juda
Monroe Evening Times
Sawyer County
Wisconsin
Watertown
Jerome Casey
Ernst L. Zulleger
Chicago and North Western Railway
Sparta
Joseph Reeves
Milwaukee
August Losse
Mequon
Elk Mound Brothers
Dunn County
Meridean
Wis
Feed Grain Sign-Ups Start In Green County Area
Sign-ups for feed grain in Green County begin Feb. 7 with township dates through Feb. 28. All sign-ups take place at the ASCS office in Monroe, with extended hours Feb. 25 and 26 to accommodate off farm workers. James E. Ula joins the Green County ALCS Committee as a new member replacing John Daubert who resigned due to full-time job duties.
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Elmon G. Ott
Green County
ASCS
Ott
Monroe
Adams
Albany
Spring Grove
Decatur
Clarno
Cadiz
Washington
Sylvester
New Glarus
Jordan
Mt. Pleasant
York
Brooklyn
Exeter
Jefferson
James E. Ula
York Township
John Daubert
Lufthansa Flight Crashes at Bremen Killing 46
Rescue teams probed the wreckage after a Lufthansa airliner overran Bremen airport runway Friday night and crashed killing all 46 aboard. The disaster drew urgent efforts to recover bodies and determine the cause.
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Bremen
Germany
Lufthansa
Cold Get You Down Just Act Like a Hen
In Plymouth Indiana Francine Seesak 11 kept a barnyard hen on an outdoor nest in 5 below zero weather. The hen sat on 10 eggs for weeks. on Friday five eggs hatched producing four yellow chicks and one black chick. Four eggs remained unhatched.
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Plymouth
Ind
Francine Seesak
Francine
Police Chief Reports Busy Year and Progress for 1965
Police Chief Henry S. Hefty presented the annual report to the City Council noting the department’s new quarters and strong control of conditions. He cited 95,541 patrol miles in 1964 and 89,597 in 1965 with more schooling planned for 1966 and the addition of another officer. The department logged 94 percent full strength, 1,097.75 overtime hours, and 94 arrests with 139 charges, plus declines in adult convictions and juvenile referrals.
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Henry S. Hefty
Mae Clark tops Walworth County deputy rookies in course
Former Monroe resident Mae Clark scored 97 plus based on ten weekly exams to lead a class of Walworth County Sheriff's Department recruits. The course, required for promotion from probationary to permanent status, demanded 200 off duty study hours plus 20 hours of class work. Clark joined to better perform her duties as a department clerk stenographer since June 1962.
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Monroe
Mae Clark
Walworth County
Clark
Green County Service
Otto Munz Sr. Taken by Death
Otto Munz Sr. 76 of 802 25th Ave died at 10 last night at home after a two year heart illness. Born in Bern Switzerland on April 28 1889 he arrived in Winslow Illinois in 1910. Surviving are his widow three daughters Bertha Morton Helen Lehr Isabelle Lyons and three sons Otto Jr Bernard and Carl. Masonic rites and burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Services Monday at Stnessy Funeral Home with Rev Melvin Nickel officiating.
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Otto Munz Sr
25Th Ave
Mr. Munz
Bern
Switzerland
Andrew and
Marie Buri Munz
Winslow
Ill
Bertha Nussbaumen
Chicago
Carl Marty Cheese Co
Cambria
Wis
Borden Cheese Co
Monroe
Munz
Smith Masonic Lodge
Gift
Bertha) Morton
Los Altos
Calif
Ernest
Helen) Lehr
Juda
Glenn
Isabelle
Stnessy Funeral Home
Melvin Nickel
Universalist Church to Hold Sunday Meeting in Monroe
A congregational meeting of the First Universalist Church of Monroe is set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the church. Members will vote on dissolving the congregation and closing the church and discuss other possible matters. All members urged to attend.
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First Unitarian Universalist Church of
Monroe
Draft Guidelines Pushed For College Deferments
Washington reports the Selective Service System will tighten student deferments next fall by giving local draft boards guidelines anchored in testing results and class standing.
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Washington
Selective Service System
New CD Director To Spur Monroe Civil Defense Interest
Theodore Weiss, 28, appointed Monroe civil defense director after Clifford Snively. Weiss aims to boost public knowledge and participation in civil defense, linking the mayor and city council with state advisory programs. He has over eight years with CD operations and previously served as communications officer.
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Theodore
Ted) Weiss
Monroe
Weiss
Times
Clifford Snively
Civil Defense
Snively
Erwin Goecks
Expenses Can Be Deducted On Tax Returns
Washington focusing on deductible personal expenses for federal income tax returns. Guidance covers itemizing versus standard deduction, forms, and examples like state and real estate taxes, mortgage interest, union dues, professional books, mileage, and uninsured losses. Turn to No. 3 back page.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Lamarr Denies Theft Arrest Slap In Face Says Misunderstanding
Los Angeles actress Hedy Lamarr faces a petty theft charge after store officials alleged she took merchandise. Lamarr described the incident as a misunderstanding and said she was mystified by the arrest. Her son Tony Loder condemned the treatment as a slap in the face for decades of charity work.
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Hedy
Los Angeles
Lamarr
Tony Loder
United States
Tony
John Loder
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