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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
2
Get the Government Off the Farm says Alice Bean
Alice Bean of Washington State argues in the May Saturday Evening Post feature that federal controls burden small farmers. She cites farm household life near Spokane, wheat allotments, the Wheat-Cotton Act, and government subsidies while urging less government interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Deininger
Jefferson Township
Saturday Evening Post
Alice Pearse Bean
Deininger
Green County Farm Bureau
Mica
Washington State
Spokane
Secretary of Agriculture
Black and White ACROSS and DOWN puzzle list
A crossword style list of clues includes Black poet and other across and down entries. Items reference colors, cardinals, animals, people, and common puzzle terms across multiple lengths. The entry set includes standard cryptic style clues like Greek letter fatefully and Latin phrases.
Reapportionment Bill Defeated in Illinois
In Springfield the Illinois House and Senate rejected a reapportionment plan affecting all 24 congressional districts after long talks. House Speaker John Touhy and Senate Republican leader W Russell Arrington said agreement was hopeless at 2 am. The Illinois Supreme Court will assume reapportionment duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
House
Senate
John Touhy
Dchicago
W. Russell Arrington
Evanston
Illinois Supreme Court
Local youths hailed for pool rescue and community figures pass
Karen Anderson, 13, of Monroe saved 12 year old William Pederson at the Monroe pool. John D. German, former Monroe district attorney, died in Pittsburgh. Gary Coplien won the Monroe Junior Chamber golf tourney with a 148 over 36 holes at Monroe Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Anderson
Edmund C. Anderson
Monroe
William Pederson
John D. Germann
Pittsburgh
Gary Coplien
Monroe Board Elects Olson Zuercher And Schindler
25 Years Ago Today July 2 1940 T. J. Olson and Z. E. Zuercher were elected new members of the Monroe board of education and Dr. John A. Schindler re elected during the annual school meeting held in the new high school auditorium. Fireworks sale and firing in Monroe were banned for the second year officials said. June rainfall measured 5.185 inches nearly an inch above normal per Times rain gauge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Olson
Z. E. Zuercher
Monroe
Burns Family Bid Farewell Ahead of Pacific Coast Move
Forty years ago today a farewell was held for Mr and Mrs John N Burns and their daughter Margaret as they head to the Pacific Coast to establish a new home Juda Band to debut new uniforms at the July 4th event at Stavers Monroe Auto Co opens a new building No local celebration as residents plan to travel elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Burns
Margaret
Pacific Coast
Stavers
Monroe Auto Co
Six more British ships lose submarines in new strike
Fifty years ago today the British fleet suffered further submarine losses as six more ships were targeted. The city council considered new fire limits while Times Readers announced features including Rippling Rhymes and Abe Martin's criticism. George Bleiler travels to Newton Iowa for harness races featuring Knight of Strathmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Times
Abe Martin
George Bleiler
Newton
Knight of Strathmore
It Was a Long Line but Didn’t End Right
In Knoxville a woman joined a long City Hall line only to learn it was for tax payments. She told finance clerk Ruby Bakely she thought something was being given away for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
City Hall
Ruby Bakely
Partners Seek Post Albany Assembly Seat in Elsmere
Law partners Edward Rook and Robert Rice dissolve their firm in Elsmere and each seeks the Republican nomination for a New York State Assembly seat amid political bids.
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POST
Sacker Enters Wisconsin State 4-H Tractor Contest
Alvin Sacker of Monroe will join about 35 Wisconsin 4-H tractor project members in the State 4-H tractor operators contest Thursday July 8 in the University of Wisconsin athletic practice building. The winner can advance to the 1965 Western United States 4-H Tractor Operators contest October 3-5 at the university campus. More than 1,260 Wisconsin 4-H club members are enrolled in the tractor project. Contestants face written, practical, and driving tests with safety emphasized as judges from extension staff and the State 4-H tractor committee evaluate performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Sacker
Ralph Sacker
Monroe
Wisconsin
Sacker
Green County
University of Wisconsin
United States
Kefauver Library to Receive Furniture from Capitol Office
Senate Rules Committee approves supplying furniture from the late Sen Estes Kefauver’s Capitol Hill office to the Kefauver Memorial Library. The Estes Kefauver Memorial Foundation plans an annex to the University of Tennessee library in Nashville, featuring a exact replica of Kefauver’s former office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Kefauver
Capitol Hill
Sen Estes Kefauver
D-Tonn
Estes
Incorporation Papers Filed for Two Firms
Articles of incorporation for Auto Chore Inc Monroe and Disch Furniture Inc New Glarus filed with Mrs Helen Bratzke register of deeds. Jacob S Disch New Glarus is incorporator and initial registered agent for Disch Furniture Inc. William J Lehmitz is initial registered agent for Auto Chore Inc with Robert Gordon 626 22nd Ave Monroe as incorporator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Chore, Inc
Monroe
Disch Furniture, Inc
New Glarus
Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Jacob S. Disch
William J. Lehmitz
Robert Gordon
22Nd Ave
Today in History July 2 1965 highlights
Chronology notes key events on this date including Garfield shot in 1881 Washington. Lincoln signs Morrill Act in 1862. Gettysburg battle context in 1863. Sherman Act 1890. Earhart last heard 1937. Vichy 1940. Congo civil strife in 1960. Johnson civil rights bill 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
James Garfield
Washington
Charles Guiteau
Garfield
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Amelia Earhart
Pacific
Vichy
Ezra Taft Benson
Wolf Ladejinsky
U.S
Togo
Ladejinsky
Congo
Johnson
Kennedy Goes Rugged On Family Vacation Sports Outlook
Senator Robert F Kennedy hikes climbs skis sails and plays football with his wife and children on a rugged family vacation. He plans rapid rafting on the Yampa and Green Rivers in Colorado and Utah with at least five of their nine children.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Democrat
Green Rivers
Colorado
Utah
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
White
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Harvard
Sen. Kennedy
Ethel
Oregon
Green
New York
Rockefeller Center
Miss Cheese Days 1965 Pat Easter Thanks Green County
Pat Easter of Juda, the 1965 Green County Dairy Queen and Miss Cheese Days, thanks Green County residents, sponsors, and local media for a year of dairy education and activities. She praises the Green County Agricultural Chest, WEKZ Farm Facts, Monroe Evening Times, and Larry Lindgren for editorial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda
Green County
Green County Agricultural Chest
Wisconsin
WEKZ
Monroe Evening Times
Larry Lindgren
Pat Easter
Green County Dairy Queen
Annette Blaser Named Fashion Career Director in DC
Miss Annette Blaser daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Blaser has been appointed the Fashion Career Director of the Cinderella Career College and Finishing School in Washington DC The fashion course begins July 6 and trains girls for roles such as fashion buyers coordinators show directors bridal consultants display stylists and manufacturers travel stylists She is a Patricia Stevens graduate and formerly worked at Wieboldt Stores Levitt Shop and Lane Bryant in maternity retail management
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Annette Blaser
Albert Blaser
Cinderella Career College
Washington, D.C
Miss Blaser
Patricia Stevens Career College
Chicago
Wiebodt Stores
Levitt
Lane Bryant
Quartet of Youths Accused of Break-in at Academy
Four boys under 12 were picked up by state police and accused of breaking into the state police training academy. They allegedly took a first aid kit and police whistles, the loot was recovered, and the youths were referred to family court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Quaret
Family Court
City of Monroe tax assessment roll open for inspection
Notice to taxpayers under Wisconsin statutes that the Monroe assessment roll for Green County will be open for examination on July 7 8 9 1965. Hours are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 5 pm for eligible taxable inhabitants to review records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
Lloyd Confer 82 Freeport Native Dies in Nursing Home
Lloyd F. Confer 82 a Freeport native of Cedarville died Wednesday morning in a Freeport nursing home. Services will be held at 3 pm tomorrow at Burke Tubbs Funeral Home in Freeport with calling hours at the funeral home. He was a retired carpenter born June 3 1883 to George and Ida Oswald Confer. He married Esther Noesks April 11 1908 in Cedarville. Surviving are his widow a daughter Mary of Freeport a son Ben of San Luis Obispo Calif. A son preceded him in death.
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Lloyd F. Confer
Freeport
Cedarvile
Burke-Tubbs
Confer
George
Ida Oswald Confer
Esther Noesks
Cedarville
Mary
Ben
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Dormitory and Chapel Plans Approved at Carthage College
Carthage College in Kenosha authorizes drafting of architectural plans for a new dormitory adding 146 beds to the 170 already under construction. The wing will extend the existing building, boosting on campus housing to about 1,150 students for the 1956 fall term, while chapel plans are also being studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Carthage College
Harold H. Lentz
Carthage
C R Marshall Succumbs at 69 in Wisconsin
Charles Robert Marshall 69 died at St. Clare after a long illness. Born July 11, 1895 in Brodhead, he married Gladys Brobst in 1920 and lived in Madison before retiring to Brodhead. A World War II veteran, he belonged to Bethlehem Lutheran Church, the Masonic Lodge and the American Legion. Funeral at Bethlehem Lutheran Tuesday at 10:30 with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. military rites at the grave. Body at Everson Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robert Marshall
St. Clare
Brodhead
George
Minnie Wooster Marshall
Gladys Brobst
Janesville
Madison
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Lowell Mays
Greenwood Cemetery
Everson Funeral Home
Darlington Lieutenant Graduates From Nuclear Weapons Course
2nd Lt. David R. Olds son of Mr and Mrs Howard R Olds of 424 Main St Darlington Wisconsin has graduated from the U S Air Force training course for nuclear weapons officers at Lowry AFB Colorado He will be assigned to a USAFE unit at Bitburg AB Germany to support NATO defense The graduate of Darlington High School earned a B S from the University of Wisconsin and was commissioned after Officer Training School in 1964.
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David R. Olds
Howard R. Olds
Main St
Darlington
Wis
U.S. Air Force
Lowry Afb
Colo
Olds
U. S. Air Forces In Europe
USAFE
Bitburg AB
Germany
NATO
Darlington High School
University of Wisconsin
Cathedral of Pines Plans 21 Faith Service
Boston report notes the Cathedral of the Pines in Jaffrey New Hampshire will mark its 20th anniversary on August 26 with an ecumenical service led by representatives of 21 faiths. The outdoor cathedral was begun in 1945 in memory of Lt. Sanderson Sloane a World War II B17 bomber pilot killed over Germany.
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Boston
Cathedral of the Pines
Jaffrey
N.H
Douglas Sloane
Sloane
Sanderson Sloane
Germany
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