Mr X Surrenders in $1.3 Million Stock Theft Case
Alan Jack Pomeranz, 33, identified as Mr X, walked into Dist Atty Frank S Hogan’s office and surrendered on a criminally receiving stolen property charge. Morgenthau announced a 13th arrest, Edward Schoenberg, 30, and detailed the internal theft by Gordon Tallman, with outside disposer Robert Dodge.
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New York
Alan Jack Pomeranz
Mr. X
Bache and Co
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Pomeranz
Hogan
Wall Street
Bache and Co. Pomeranz
FBI
U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Edward Schoenberger
Bobby Edwards
Gordon A. Tallman
Bache
Robert J. Dodge
Tallman
Milwaukee Reporter Converts to Six Day Daily Tabloid
Publisher Jerome F. Borkoski announced the Milwaukee Reporter will become a six day a week morning tabloid starting in mid August. He cited new financing but did not name backers, coming after the Journal Co purchase of the Milwaukee Sentinel from Hearst Corp.
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Milwaukee
Jerome F. Borkoski
Milwaukee Reporter
Borkoski
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Hearst Corp
Journal Co
Milwaukee Journal
Lemnitzer Named NATO Allied Chief
Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer of the United States was named supreme allied commander in Europe by NATO. He will succeed Gen. Lauris Norstad, who resigned effective about November 1.
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Paris
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
United States
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lauris Norstad
Dutch Elm Disease Strikes Eight Trees in Monroe
Monroe reports eight new Dutch Elm disease cases from 17 samples taken last week. City engineer Gerald Wickus notes most diseased trees are not city owned and explains survey efforts. He flags Verticillium Wilt as a common misdiagnosis and says the peak critical period affects Monroe and Green County, with Brodhead and Beloit already experiencing larger outbreaks.
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Monroe
Gerald Wickus
Wickus
Green County
Brodhead
Beloit
Wisconsin Cheese Market Noted Steady With Varied Demands
Wisconsin cheddar prices show steady tone with fair demand and ample supplies. Blocks and daisies vary in price across 34 to 37 cents per pound, while longhorn and midget varieties range around 35 to 38 cents per pound. Swiss market also steady with light to fair demand and generally adequate supplies, state and brand blocks quoted from 40 to 42 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Hoffa Ties Implicated in Teamsters Corallo Case
Senate subcommittee accuses James Hoffa of corrupt ties with New York mobster Antonio Corallo and shows Hoffa denial rejected by overwhelming evidence. report details Corallo exercising control over Local 239 behind scenes and a scheme to restore Samuel Goldstein to Local 239 presidency.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
James K. Hoffa
Teamsters
New York
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Senate
Hoffa
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
New York Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keough
Elliott Kahaner
U.S
Brooklyn
Subcommittee
Teamsters Local 239
New York City
Cavallo
Bernard Stein
Local 239
Teamsters Union
Coralla
Samuel Goldstein
Board of Monitors
Wisconsin 32nd Division Begins Homeward Auto Return
At Ft. Lewis Washington about 6000 vehicles owned by Wisconsin's 32nd Division will transport soldiers home. The division moved 10000 men last fall by 17 troop trains 12 chartered airlines. returning trains will haul equipment instead. Transportation officer Maj. Richard Hanson stated 800 rail cars in 14 trains will carry armor and equipment to 72 Wisconsin communities.
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FT. Lewis
Wash
Wisconsin
Richard Hanson
Verona
Vermont Governor Visits Scout Roundup at Button Bay Park
Editor’s note reports the 1962 Girl Scout Senior Roundup opening at Button Bay State Park Vermont with Gov. F. Ray Keyser and wife as guests. Badger Patrol receives a surprise honor while troops tidy the camp. Keyser enjoys a camp meal and receives handmade swaps and mementos before addressing attendees.
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Button Bay State Park
Vermont
Becky Trumpy
Janet Barry
Monroe
Badger Patrol
F. Ray Keyser
Gramling Resigns 4-H Post for Dairy Agent Job
Willis Riemer announces that George Gramling county 4-H agent has resigned to become dairy agent for the Extension Department at Manitowoc. He will begin about Sept. 15 after serving since Feb 1 1958, succeeding Norman Everson and moving from Oconomowoc. Gramling is married to Janet Beckman with one son Jeffrey Jay.
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Willis Riemer
County Agricultural Committee
George Gramling
Gramling
Manitowoc
Norman O. Everson
Oconomowoe
Janet Beckman
Jeffrey Jay
Green County Fair Prepares for 108th Annual Junior Fair
Preliminary totals for the Green County Fair show 732 entries this year versus 692 last year. Cattle total 310 with 168 Holsteins, 37 other purebreds, 105 grade. beef entries 29 down from 35. Poultry 56 vs 81 last year. swine 136, sheep 134, ponies 67 with 1 last year. Name of judges announced for dairy, beef, swine, sheep, pony, poultry, garden, crops, and other divisions.
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George Gramling
Phil Robinson
Evansville
Harold Marquardt
Madison
Jim Elphick
Jack Stoffer
Reedsburg
J. B. Hayes
Don Peterson
Russell Nelson
Dodgeville
Louis Berninger
Don Schink
Jefferson
Wilfred Pierick
Lancaster
Claron Burnett
4-H Dress Revue To Be Held Tonight In Turner Hall
The annual 4-H public style revue titled See You In Seattle will take place tonight at 8 p.m. in Turner hall with more than 225 members modeling garments made in clothing projects. Narrators include Judy Hanson Barbara Severson Barbara Ross Linda Schiesser Mrs Chester Pinnow chairs the event. The stage will depict the World's Fair in Seattle.
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Seattle
Turner Hall
4-H
Chester Pinnow
Juda
Judy Hanson
Barbara Severson
Barbara Ross
Linda Schiesser
Mmes
Donald Walter
Donald Deining
Celebrezze to Be Sworn In as Welfare Secretary
Washington report says Anthony J. Celebrezze, successor to Abraham Ribicoff, will take the oath next Tuesday to assume the role of secretary of welfare.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Abraham Ribicoff
Welfare
Wingert Finds Favors Reynolds Suit Dismissal
A special master recommended dismissal without prejudice of a federal suit seeking Wisconsin reapportionment. Wingert said current apportionment does not deny rights and plans to prepare a separate equitable plan for potential future court use. Reynolds criticized the ruling but indicated possible court action if Legislature stalls on redistricting.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Emmett Wingert
United States
Wingert
Duffy
Boulder Junction
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Senate
Robert Haase
Marinette
Reynolds
Band and Chorus Concert at Twining Park Monday
The Green County Barbershop Chorus will join the City Band at the Outdoor Community Theater Twining Park for an 8 p.m. Monday concert. Soloists are Robert Buehler and Mrs. Nellie Doyle. The chorus conducts a 15 minute set under Malcolm Barlass, while the band is directed by Allan F. Barnard.
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Robert Buehler
Nellie Doyle
Green County
Twining Park
Monay
Malcolm Barlass
Allan F- Barnard
Public appeals as police pursue vandals at Greenwood Cemetery
Police intensify probing the wanton destruction of 89 gravestones at Greenwood Cemetery. Chief Henry S. Hefty reports strong leads and dozens questioned, with a $100 reward offered by the Greenwood Cemetery Association and possible increases under consideration.
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Leathy
Greenwood Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Times
Henry S. Hefty
Hefty
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Monroe Evening Times
JFK Backs Vote By Puerto Ricans
President Kennedy notified Puerto Rico's governor that he supports a plebiscite to let Puerto Ricans choose independence statehood or maintaining the current commonwealth. A letter from the White House was to be delivered by Vice President Johnson outlining Washington's stance and urging legislative action to submit options to voters.
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Washington
Kennedy
Puerto Rico
White House
Johnson
Luis Munoz Marin
United States
Munoz
State VFW Commander To Visit Here Sept. 23
Italo Bensoni newly elected Wisconsin VFW commander will visit Monroe on Sunday Sept. 23 to attend the First District convention. VFW members Melborn Durst and George Hoover are patients at the Madison VA hospital. A memorial was held for Max H Voelkli. Virgil Wilkins and Walter Laeser reported on the state convention held June 27-30. The drill team will present the colors Aug. 12 for Shrine KC Benefit. Bicycle registration will be held in mid August.
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Italo Bensoni
Wisconsin
VFW
Monroe
Turner Hall
Melborn Durst
George Hoover
Madison
Max. H. Voelkli
Virgil Wilkins
Walter Laeser
Shrine- KC
Wisconsin to study WKBT 1629-foot tower proposal near Galesville
Public hearings by the Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission examined WKBT Television Inc of La Crosse plan to build a 1629 foot transmission tower near Galesville. If approved it would be Wisconsin’s tallest tower and among the world’s highest. The FAA has approved the tower and the state agency is to decide after briefs. WKBT said the height was chosen for competitive reasons after four years of planning.
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Madison
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Wkbt Television, Inc
la Crosse
Galesville
Wisconsin
Federal Aviation Agency
Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan Leaves After Talks With Nehru
Soviet First Deputy Premier Mikoyan flew to Moscow after what he called profitable talks with Prime Minister Nehru. He stopped overnight in New Delhi en route home from Indonesia.
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Nehru
New Delhi
Mikoyan
Moscow
Indonesia
Ben Bella forces seize Tunisian? No, wrong.
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Postal Charge Figure Resigns From Amberg Post Office
Glenn M. Mattison, acting postmaster at Amberg Wisconsin, resigned after a congressman accused him of pressuring postal workers to donate two percent of salaries to the Democratic party. The resignation avoids a House investigation as Senate appointment action looms.
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Washington
Glenn M. Mattison
Amberg
Wis
Democratic Party
Mattison
Post Office Department
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Byrnes
Kennedy
Senate
Stocks Trim Losses During Late Trading
New York traders pushed the market toward a milder decline in late trading. Major stocks narrowed losses with American Telephone rising more than a point as growth issues pared earlier declines.
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New York
American Telephone
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