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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1961

Page

5

Wisconsin Guardsmen To Move Camp McCoy Convoy Safe Travel

The Wisconsin Army National Guard prepares its 15th annual motor movement to Camp McCoy with over 9,000 soldiers in more than 1,000 vehicles. Lt. Col. Santimay reports a 14 year record of zero highway fatalities and minimal property damage, crediting rigorous safety programs and civilian police cooperation. Convoys will travel from 76 cities using multiple highways with 450 foot intervals and speed limits of 45 mph on open roads and 20 mph in congested areas. Military convoys hold right of way on state highways during moves.

Madison Wisconsin Army National Guard 32Nd Red Arrow Camp McCoy Wisconsin Joseph R. Santimays National Guard Col. Santimays Oshkosh Sparta Marinette

Six Firms Named In Price Charges

The federal anti-trust division indicted six leading electrical hardware manufacturers for price fixing and uniform discounts in transmission equipment used by utilities. The firms, with $30 million in annual sales, allegedly conspired to keep prices high and block competitive bids, affecting distributors and utilities east of the Rocky Mountains. Named defendants include Oliver Electric, Utilities Service, McGraw-Edison, Joslyn Manufacturing, A. B. Chance, and Hubbard and Co.

Milwaukee Rocky Mountains U.S Oliver Electrical Manufacturing Co Battle Creek Mich Utilities Service Co Allentown McGraw - Edison Co Elgin, IL Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co Chicago A. B. Chance Co Centralia Hubbard and Co

Olson elected president of On Wisconsin Travel Committee

Jack Olson of Wisconsin Dells was elected president of the On Wisconsin Travel Committee a private nonprofit formed to promote Wisconsin’s tourist and recreation industry in Milwaukee Tuesday.

Olson Milwaukee Jack Olson Wisconsin Dells On Wisconsin Travel Committee

Soapbark: Venezuelan tree bark used as soap substitute

Soapbark comes from a large Venezuelan tree and is utilized as a substitute for soap. It provides cleansing properties in traditional and modern uses, reflecting regional plant resources.

Cherry Cheese-It Pie For Dairy Month

A simple dairy month recipe combines a pastry crust with a cream cheese filling. Mix flour shortening salt add water form dough press into pan bake then prepare filling with cream cheese sugar eggs vanilla walnuts and pour over crust. Prepare cherry topping with cherries sugar cornstarch and heat until thickened then finish with almond extract butter and coloring.

Recipe tip from Starr Lee Bridge in DeKalb Wisconsin

Oven bake ten minutes longer then cut into wedges and serve warm. Submitted by Starr Lee Bridge of DeKalb Wisconsin.

Starr Lee Bridge DeKalb, Wi

Jung Dies at 85 A Pioneering Psychiatrist and Freudian Former

Dr. Carl Gustav Jung a founder of modern psychiatry died in Zurich at 85 from a heart attack. He left the Freudian circle years ago and was a neurologist who reshaped psychiatric concepts. He was born in Kesswil to a Swiss clergyman.

Zurich Switzerland Carl Gustav Jung Sigmund Freud Kesswil

St. Louis Journalist Cornelius Kelliher Dies at 51

Cornelius Lee Kelliher, a longtime St. Louis Post-Dispatch writer since 1956 and former Globe-Democrat feature writer for 19 years, died Tuesday of a heart attack. He was born in Kimberley Missouri.

ST. Louis, Mo Cornelius Lee Kelliher St. Louis St. Louis Post-Dispatch Globe-Democrat Moberly

Auto Sales for May Peaked Pace in 1961

Detroit reports May auto sales across all five automakers at 537800 cars with a daily rate of 20686. American Motors sold 33515 vehicles with a higher daily rate in late May, marking the strongest period since last year’s mid year.

Detroit American Motors AMC

Cubit length defined from elbow to middle finger tip

A note explains the cubit as a unit of length based on the distance from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger. For sales and rentals inquiries, contact Phone 3.

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