Monroe School District adopts 1962 63 budget and levy
The Monroe School District tentatively approves a 1 135 850 budget for 1962 63 with an 819 500 levy. State aids and other outside revenues are projected to total 381 365 leaving the levy to fund 819 500. The plan assumes district enlargement from attachments and includes details on taxes, cash balances, and upcoming hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Board of Education
D. J. Huenink
Monroe High School
Huenink
Cadiz Center
Twin Grove
Bloodmobile to Visit Monticello on August 27
Harold Schultz heads Red Cross Bloodmobile arrangements for Monticello on August 27 from 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m at Fe Hall of Zwingli United of Christ. Harvey E Elmer Mt Pleasant Township and Mrs Sam Goecks Washington Township named organizers with Mrs Ted Zurbuchen and Mrs Harvey E Elmer helping recruit. Zwinglid to serve at canteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Harold Schultz
Red Cross
Fe Hall
Zwingli United of Christ
Harvey E. Elmer
Mt. Pleasant Township
Sam Goecks
Washington Township
Ted Zurbuchen
Zwinglieid
Monroe School District plans growth and bus expansion
Supt. D J Huenink outlined 1962 63 projections showing high school enrollment rising from 735 to 785 and grade enrollment from 1112 to 1643, totaling 2428. The district will increase from one high school and seven grade schools to 25 grade schools including rural and city buildings. Bus routes will expand from 58 riders to 400 plus, and the teaching staff will grow from 88 to 115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
D.J. Huenink
Board of Education
City
Richland
Browntown
Iliff
Huge Cash Hoard Tied Up by Liens
Tax liens totaling 3 395 665 33 were filed today by the federal government against bookmaker Joseph Newsboy Moriarty. Chris L Gross district director of the Internal Revenue Service said the liens cover a six year period and include income taxes fraud penalties and interest. Moriarty, serving 2 to 3 years in State Prison at Trenton, has been named by Jersey City police as owner of a 2 4 million board found in an abandoned car Tuesday. He has not affirmed or denied ownership of the currency ranging from 5 to 1 000 bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
Chris L. Gross
Internal Revenue Service
Newark
Hudson
Essex
Gross
Moriarity
Trenton
Moriarty
Stock Prices Slip After Profit Taking
Profit taking sent the New York stock market to a loss with moderate late trading. Volume reached about 3.3 million shares, down from 3.35 million on Thursday as key stocks declined along a broad front. Brokers call the drop a normal technical pattern ahead of the weekend, with prices slipping from session lows but recovering only slightly.
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New York
Cheddar Mart Sales Limited to One Car
GREEN BAY Wisconsin Cheese Exchange lists one car State Brand cheddars offered at 32 cents uninspected by USDA, lower than the June 22 uncovered offer. Bids unfilled include one car State Brand raw milk colored cheddars at 33 percent, cheddars at 33, 40 lb blocks at 33 percent, and pasteurized daisies at 35 percent.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
USDA
Local hopefuls auditioned here for talent contest
Talent from Monroe Juda Argyle Evansville Orangeville New Glarus Albany Banchardville Brodhead Monticello South Wayne Brooklyn Lena and Dakota auditioned at Turner hall Monroe for the Venita Rich Talent Con test Revue. More than 100 entrants compete for a Green County Fair prize with a chance to audition for Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venita Rich
Jerry Kubly
Ruth Chambers
Turner Hall
Green County Fair
New York
Ted Mack
Illinois
Times
Monroe
Juda
Argyle
Evansville
Orangeville
New Glarus
Albany
Banchardvile
Brodhead
Monticello
South Wayne
Brooklyn
Lena
Dakota
New York City
Niagara Falls
Washington, D.C
Miss Rich
Pat Boone
Connie Francis
Teresa Brewer
Walter Winchell
Carole Jeanne
Columbus
Spencer Bowen Rites Tomorrow
Spencer E Bowen 96 died at noon yesterday. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev William Burns officiating. Miss Susan Warfel will play organ selections. Burial is in Mt Pleasant cemetery Winslow Illinois. Pallbearers include Paul Johnston Maywood Ill Joseph Bowen Chicago Robert Bowen Chicago Stephen Pandow Monroe Lee Mitchell and W R Schuetze.
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Spencer E. Bowen
Stuessy
William Burns
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Susan Warfel
Mt. Pleasant
Illinois
Winslow-One- Caadente
Paul Johnston
Maywood
Ill
Joseph and
Robert Bowen
Chicago
Stephen Pandow
Monroe
Lee Mitchell
W. R. Schuetze
First Hydrogen Bomb Test Explodes in Nevada Desert
CAMP MERCURY Nev A 100 kiloton underground hydrogen bomb test known as Project Sedan shattered the desert at Yucca Flat 65 miles north of Las Vegas. Officials sought earth moving potential for peaceful uses while noting this was the AEC's first disclosure of nucompositional details of a shot.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
United States
Yucca Flat
Nevada
Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Soblen Wins Delay For Return to U.S.
London hospital officials said Dr. Robert A. Soblen is fit to travel but his lawyers blocked his removal to the United States until at least July 16. A British law firm for Soblen cited a court summons served on Secretary R. A. Butler as the basis for the delay.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
America
R. A. Butler
Kennedy Eyes Tax Cut Fated by Economic Health
President Kennedy says he is weighing an immediate income tax cut amid pressure from business and labor. He will monitor key economic indicators over the coming months to decide whether to cut now or next year. He urges Congress to act on plant and machine modernization credits and standby authority for tax cuts and public works, while reaffirming a push for foreign aid and elderly medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Democratic Party
Party of Business
Saskatchewan Doctors Stand Firm Amid Six Day Strike
Saskatchewan deputy premier says government will press on with compulsory medical care plan while hints of compromise emerge as a doctors strike enters its sixth day. Premier Lloyd travels east on a mediation possibility as emergency services shrink and doctors quit.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
J. H. Brockelbank
Brockelbank
Woodrow S. Lloyd
Canada
Lloyd
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Sam Landa
Wingert Won’t Rush His Ruling on Wisconsin Reapportionment
Federal court master Emmett L. Wingert set a Tuesday hearing to decide if Wisconsin’s current districting violates constitutional rights. He warned no redraws unless inequities are proven, with the Sept. 11 primary filing deadline looming and a potential remedy if feasible. Democratic Atty. Gen. John Reynolds emphasized time pressures and said timing could modify filing and primary dates.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Emmett L. Wingert
Wingert
Atty
John Reynolds
Roy Tulane
Reynolds
Chang
Man Drowns in Wheat at Watertown Mill
Frank Kulke aged 35 died Thursday after falling from a ladder into ten feet of loose wheat in a grain bin at the Watertown mill where he worked. Authorities investigated the incident as a fatal accident at the site.
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Watertown
Frank Kulke
City street blocked for sewer collapse repair near Monroe Chickeries
The 13th avenue area near the Monroe Chickeries was fenced off after a sewer collapse forced emergency repair. City Street Superintendent Jack Erb is authorized to begin work with city crews or a contractor. Mayor Evans said a settled manhole altered the sewer path and washed out beneath the street north of the hatchery by the railroad crossing. The issue was first noted when a car broke through the damaged street.
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13Th Avenue
Monroe Chickeries
Board of Public Works
Jack Erb
Orville R. Evans
Evans
Faulkner Dies. Nobel Prize Laureate From Mississippi
William Faulkner, the Nobel Prize winning author famed for Yoknapatawpha County, died at age 64 in Oxford Mississippi after a heart attack. He had recently returned from the University of Virginia where he lectured on American literature. Relatives said he died around 2 a.m. at a local hospital.
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Oxford
Miss
William Faulkner
Mississippi
Yoknapatawpha
University of Virginia
Faulkner
Schiller May Enter State Assembly Race
Victor N. Schiller of Monroe collected nomination papers for state assemblyman from County Clerk Ray E. Kundert. He plans to circulate as a Republican and has not formally announced his candidacy. If filed by the deadline, a three way primary may pit Schiller against incumbent C.M. Stauffer and G. Fred Galli.
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Victor N. Schiller
Monroe
Ray E. Kundert
Schiller
C.M. Stauffer
G. Fred Galli
Oklahoma officials admit payoffs in Estes cotton scheme
Two McIntosh County Agriculture Department employees admitted taking 1640.80 from Billie Sol Estes to help shift cotton allotments from Oklahoma to Texas. They resigned effective Monday, saying they shared money with an Estes associate and knew the transfers were illegal.
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Washington
McIntosh, Okla
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Oklahoma
Texas
Louis N. Dumas
Arthur Daniel Stone
Estes
George Norris Jr
Eufala
Eufala, Okla., Office of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Dumas
Estes Land
Parnell E. Biggerstaff
McClellan
Stone
Biggerstaff
Alphonse Calabrese
Subcommittee
Freeman
Sen
Karl E. Mundt
Calabrese
Mciintosh
Paris Execution Seals Secret Army Leader Degueldre
Roger Degueldre, condemned for commanding the Secret Army Organization killers in Algiers, was executed by firing squad at dawn today in Paris. The ruling closes a high profile case tied to a violent colonial conflict and extremist action.
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Paris
Roger Degueldre
Algiers
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