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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
2
The note states the Associated Press has exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in the newspaper and to AP news dispatches.
The Monroe area honors Miss Clara ZumBrunnen whose 50 years in education shaped generations of students from first grade onward. Her quiet devotion inspired curiosity and confidence in young learners, with many graduates succeeding in diverse fields as tribute to her work.
The long illness and death of Pope John XXIII focus world attention on selecting a successor who will continue his world peace mission. The Ecumenical Council he convened was suspended by his death, raising questions about future Vatican directions and possible reactivation or new council under a different approach.
Vatican experts revised the official pope list after World War II recounts. They dropped or merged several figures from early centuries, eliminated misnames and anti popes, and stopped assigning fixed numbers to popes, acknowledging ongoing uncertainty in the chronicle.
Ten years ago on coronation day Queen Elizabeth II sent congratulations to the British expedition that planted the Union Jack atop Mount Everest the world’s highest peak. The item also notes accompanying anniversaries and local civic changes from 1938 1923 and older.
A recipe from Monroe cook Mrs Gertrude Myers for scalloped rhubarb combines brown and white sugars with cinnamon and butter. Layer rhubarb mixture with cubed stale bread in a buttered dish, bake covered for 30 minutes, then finish baking to serve six to eight.
MADISON The Assembly began passing and killing bills after Memorial Day weekend while the Senate debated the budget tax stalemate. Republicans push to recess June 7 as calls for compromise grow. lawmakers discussed bypassing Gov Reynolds, a two week recess, and tax hikes. The Assembly approved price controls on liquor sales for off premise use and a timber payment bill. Senate sent a debt limits uniformity bill to the governor, aligning with a constitutional amendment.
San Diego reports one of the nation’s largest tuna canneries shut down due to a food poisoning scare. General manager Milton Fillius Jr. says 800 workers are laid off as demand plunges after botulism cases linked to tuna. Botulism deaths in Detroit linked to a San Francisco cannery are noted.
Samuel Brown Robertson 84 longtime president of the B F Goodrich Co Akron Ohio died Monday after a long illness He joined the rubber firm in 1918 became president in 1934 and retired in 1940 in Lynchburg Virginia
Paul Maxey, 55, a rotund character actor famed for roles including Mayor Peoples in Jackie Cooper's TV series The People's Choice, died Monday of a stroke in Pasadena California.
Mrs Gertrude Potterton formerly Gertrude Dickinson, widow of David Potterton, died yesterday. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Luloff Funeral Home with Eastern Star at 8:30 tonight. Survived by daughter Mrs Eugene Hughes Jr of Dodgeville, son William of Milwaukee, five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. She was a member of the United Church of Christ.
A farm hand from Deforest, Emil Schneidernerwind, 30, was killed when his tractor entered Highway 23 near Dodgeville and collided with a beer truck. The crash happened Monday during the Memorial Day weekend, according to the Associated Press.
A Greek delicacy described as kalama rakia refers to fried squid prepared as a savory seafood dish. The dish highlights traditional Greek coastal cuisine and markets in local eateries.
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Roach Minderman funeral home for Walter Reese 70 native of Dodgeville who died yesterday in St Louis after a heart attack. Rev Stanley Wiese will officiate burial is in Eastside cemetery. He lived in Webster Groves Mo for 40 years and was a retired district manager for Northern Paper Mills. He leaves wife two sons a daughter a brother a sister and five grandchildren.
Help wanted notices from the Monroe Evening Times connect job seekers with openings in local businesses. Readers find listings detailing positions, requirements, and how to apply, across diverse industries in the Monroe area.
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