Supreme Court Reverses Ruling in Church Grant Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed a Sheboygan County Court ruling awarding Ernest C. Vasselos $1 after a jury found for him in a dispute with the Greek Orthodox Community of St. Spyridon. Vasselos, 73, claimed a 1956 agreement to fund annual priest salary up to 1200 fed conditions including teaching Greek. the court left open whether a contract existed while noting the $1 verdict could be nominal damages.
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Madison
W — Ane
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Sheboygan
St. Spyridon
Ernest C. Vaselos
Vasselos
John G. Buchen
Church
Buchen
Supreme Court
E. Harold Hallows
Halles
Law loophole leaves corporations exempt from belt law
Milwaukee judge says Wisconsin seat belt statute targets natural persons only, not firms. Assistant district attorney plans to push legislative amendment to include corporations in the 1962 or later model car belt requirements.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John E. Krueger
Leon Kazmierczak
Kazmierczak
Noted scientists and publishers die in June
Dr. A Raymond Dochez 82 bacteriologist died after a long illness in New York. Paul White McKee 71 publisher of Mount Clemens Daily Monitor Leader and five county weeklies died Tuesday in Mount Clemens after a cancer operation in Detroit June 11. Mary Moore 61 secretary to Mrs Joseph P Kennedy died Tuesday in Hyannis of burns from a fire June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. Raymond Dochez
Mount Clemens
Mich
Paul White McKee
Mount Clemens Daily Monitor-Leader
Macomb County
Detroit
Hyannis
Mass
Mary Moore
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Treasury Predicts Coin Shortage Ending Next Year
Treasury officials told Congress that the coin shortage will end next year due to a new production program and actions to discourage hoarding of 1964 coins. Assistant Secretary Robert Wallace testified before the House Banking subcommittee chaired by Rep. Dante Fascell. Mint Director Eva Adams cited a countrywide coin craze as a factor in the shortage.
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Washington
Treasury
America
Congress
Eva Adams
The
Mint
Browntown Visitors Gather for Local Families
Visitors and hosts from Monroe and nearby towns fill a Browntown social page with a string of Sunday visits. Charles Bochius of California joins Monroe guests and relatives at multiple homes while Terry and Jimmy May and other families travel between Monroe Argyle Freeport and Clinton for gatherings and dinners.
Daily Day Dinner Attended By Local Residents At Juda
Mahikuck at Darlington and a list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Hubert Rockow Mr and Mrs Ray Montgomery JoAnn Mmes John Roethlisberger Cora Bock Theda May and Miss Ivan Tomlinson. Sunday visitors of Ernest Foulkers included Mr and Mrs Charles Stakar and family Freeport Mr and Mrs Dan Foulker and Robert Foulker and family Monroe. Elephants are hydraulic engineers of the African wilds gouging wells to provide essential water in dry riverbeds.
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Ella Lehman
Charles F. Bochius
California
Mara Peterson
Cora Hanson
William Elmer
Fred Probst
Simon Meyer
Monroe
Lucas Dischler
Charles Millers
W. G. May
Mmes
Theda H. Mau
Julia Pickett
Viola Olson
Mae Middleton
South Wayne
B. E. Maddrells
Walter Schmidt
Milwaukee
Cora Bock
Ruth’ Flannery
Argyle
Robert Pitts
Clarence Hanson
Rockfrd
Terry
Jimmy May
Charles Miller
Robert Foulker
Ray Rackow
Leonard Dryer
Robert Linden and
Freeport
Vernie Werren
Dale Young
Annette
Michael Foulker
Frances ‘Foulker
Janesville
Ernest Foulkers
Ames
Edith Rockow
Grace Dale
Clinton
Amos Mahikuck
Frank
Charles Stakar
Dan Foulker
African Wilds
Vicini
Mrs Pittz 68 Dies After Brief Illness in Dodgeville
Mrs Loretta Pittz 68 of Mineral Point died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 10 a m Friday at St Marys Catholic Church Mineral Point with visitation at Gorgen Funeral Home after 2 p m tomorrow. Rosary at 8 15 p m. Survived by husband five sons five daughters two sisters and 24 grandchildren.
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William A
Loretta) Pittz
Mineral Point
Clement Pitz
Monroe
Dodgeville
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Gorgen Funeral Home
Putz
Christian Mothers Society
Leo
John
Joseph
Platteville
Robert
Argyle
Clement
Helen
Dorothy
East Dubuque
Cecil Clayton Jr
Belmont
Darrell Masey
Kenneth Warren
Rockford
Edward Tonkin
Police Captain Guilty of Income Tax Fraud
MILWAUKEE Police Captain Harry Kuszewski head of the vice squad was convicted yesterday on six counts of state income tax. Circuit Judge Richard W. Orton of Lancaster dismissed 13 other charges including bribery and misconduct in tavern gambling and pinball cases.
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Milwaukee
Harry Kuszewski
Richard W. Orton
Lancaster
Urban Johnson Named To Office at Convention
Urban Johnson of Janesville was elected and installed vice president of the Western Americans at the International Y's Men's 40th annual convention in Estes Park Colorado. A utility engineer with Wisconsin Power and Light Co he previously served as international extension director and was president of the Janesville club in 1953-54.
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Urban Johnson
Janesvine
C. N. Johnson
Monroe
International Association of U's Men
Estes Park
Colo
Johnson
Plconsin Power and Light Co
Janesville Club
Americas
Renkorces Land Retirement Plan Proposed by Senate Hopeful
Wilbur Renk the GOP Senate candidate spoke at a Barron County Republican gathering in Rice Lake proposing coordinated land retirement. He urged a single program to convert marginal land into tree planted or tidal like recreational areas with government payments to localities to offset tax losses and supported University of Wisconsin research assistance for resort operators.
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Wilbur Renk
GOP
Senate
Barron County
Rice Lake
Renk
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Renkorces Land Retirement Study
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Mastercraft
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