Hay Day and June Dairy Month events near New Glarus
A series of June Dairy Month activities unfolds this week around Green County. The Maynard Figy farm near New Glarus hosts a hay day demonstration from 12:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with field work and baling methods shown, followed by feeding and silage demonstrations from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Special guests include Wisconsin Dairy figures, and a New Glarus dairy luncheon on Thursday features Alice in Dairyland.
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Maynard Figy
New Glarus
Figy Farm
Swiss Valleys Watershed Association
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
George Hartman
Figg
Burdette Fisher
Madison
Joan Enghe
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Glarus
Waldo Freitag
State Board of Agriculture
Enghe
Alice
Commercial and Savings Bank
Judith Schuetz
Browntown
First National Bank
Turner Hall
Fairgrounds
Queens
Commercial Bank Director Room
Kundert
Two Monroe youths injured in separate accidents yesterday
Two 18 year old Monroe youths were injured and hospitalized at St. Clare. Dale McKenna is believed seriously hurt after being found in a ditch with a damaged motorcycle near Browntown. Jerry Holcomb sustained chest contusions and whiplash in a collision at 9th street and 20th avenue. Police report several other county accidents with varying injuries.
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Monroe
St. Clare
Dale McKenna
Emmett
Pete) McKenna
12Th Avenue
Browntown
Jerry Holcomb
James Holcomb
21St Avenue
Holcomb
Ronald B. Babler
Winslow
Leonard T. Komprood
Route 4
Komprood
William F. Sloggett
Freeport
Leslie Andrews
Argyle
Albany
Sloggett
Andrews
Paul W. Moss
Kathleen M. Pattinson
17Th Street
Moss
Stocks Slide Again as Trading Drags to Five-Month Low
The New York market sagged late today with slow trading. Key stocks fell 2 to 3 points while a few issues rose. Du Pont dropped over 3 points, General Electric down more than 2, and American Telephone slipped about 2 points.
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New York
du Pont
General Electric
American Telephone
Local Raft Crews Lose River Battle
Monroe entries in the first annual Jaycee raft race on the Wisconsin River battled wind and sandbars for 15 miles before sinking. Baraboo Jaycees won in eight hours, 52 minutes with Brookfield, Waukesha, Portage, and Greendale finishing 2nd through 5th.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Baraboo Jaycees
Brookfield
Waukesha
Portage
Greendale
U S Air Force Discontinues Search for C133 Crew
The U S Air Force today ended its search for a C133 cargomaster freight plane and its eight crewmen that disappeared Friday night in the Pacific.
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Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Pacific
Wisconsin Republicans Adjourn Amid Withholding Tax Debate
The Wisconsin Republican state convention adjourned in Eau Claire amid strong opposition to income tax withholding. Assemblyman Nile Soik pressed for a loyalty oath resolution, while leaders urged delaying action as party members backed a stand against withholding risk. The body endorsed other resolutions including opposition to federal programs and Castro proposals.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Nile Soik
Whitefish Bay
Spik
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Nelson
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Congress
Castro
Tractors For Freedom
Cuba
Caesar
Philip G. Kuehn
GOP
Deputies Probe Cadiz Barn for Hidden Loot
Deputies searched a Cadiz Township barn Saturday night seeking a $3600 stash but found nothing. A La Crosse parole officer relayed a parolee’s tip that a former inmate claimed a man hid the money in a wall cavity of the barn.
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Cadiz Township
la Crosse
A. Charles Howe
Walker's Pink Claims Assailed
The Army rebuked Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker for labeling Truman and other Democrats as pinks and for derogatory public statements. An investigation found his troop information program not tied to Birch Society propaganda, and he was admonished and reassigned within the United States. The inquiry followed an Overseas Weekly report alleging indoctrination of 24th Division troops and Walker's August Augsburg PTA remarks.
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Washington
Army
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
8Th Corps
Austin
Tex
Hiedelberg
United States
the Army
Elvin J. Stahr Jr
24Th Infantry Division
Bruce C. Clarke
Europe
Overseas Weekly
24Th Division
Birch Society
PTA
Augsburg
Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
DROWNS IN POND AT GRANT COUNTY FARM
Connie Fuerstenberg aged 7 drowned Sunday after slipping from a dam into a conservation pond on her parents farm in Grant County. She was with her family when the accident occurred. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Fennimore
Connie Fuerstenberg
Grant County
Joseph Fuerstenberg
Lost Worksheet Claims Braves Front Office Secrets
Chicago's American reports Milwaukee Braves players found a lost worksheet detailing trades and moves, boosting claims of front office knowledge. GM John McHale denies the page, while the sheet names Logan DeMerit Taylor and other players as trade targets, recalls Cloninger, and notes waivers.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Braves
John McHale
Johnny Logan
Johnny DeMerit
Bob Taylor
Charlie Oo
Youth gun trio recounts multi-state killings in wary tone
Two teens York and Latham, ages 18 and 19, tell investigators they killed eight people in six states from Florida to Colorado. They describe robberies and shootings, including victims in Louisiana, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, and Colorado, with one survivor.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado
W. H. Terill
George R. York
James D. Latham
Florida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Illinois
Kansas
Terrill
York
Jacksonville
Fla
Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Edward J. Guidroz
Baton Rouge
la Motive
Althea Ottavio
Patricia Anne Hewitt
Valdosta
Aiken
S.C
John A. Whitaker
Tullahoma
Tenn
Albert E. Reed
Litchfield
Edwardsville
Martin Drenovac
Granite City
Ill
Otto Ziegler
Rachel Marian Moyer
Craig
Colo
Mercury Reaches 90 Degrees as City Sees Heat Wave
The city swelters with 90 degree highs for the second straight day amid high humidity. The Mon roe pool drew a record 6,009 total attendance in the first week and 1,012 on the prior day aided by a penny dive for kids. Thunderstorms may cool temperatures tonight with a repeat 90 degree forecast tomorrow.
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Mercury
Monroe
Thomas Norager
Anchorage Mayor George H. Byer visits Monroe relatives
Alaska's Anchorage mayor George H. Byer, visiting relatives in Monroe, praises Alaska's potential and hints at a future Behring Strait bridge. He discusses state oil, gas plans, and Anchorage's growth while preparing for the U.S. Conference of Mayors and a World Local Governments meeting.
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George H. Byer
Anchorage
Alaska
Harvey H. Trumpy
Monroe
Monroe Evening Times
Byer
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Washington, D.C
Green County
Elmer Schwartzlow
Times
George Byer
Washington
Trumpy
Clarno Corners
Ernest G. Kern
Pierre
S.D
Henry
Kate Ott Byer
West Clarno
New York
South Pacific
Behring Straits
Siberia
Paris
Russia
Anchorage International Airport
Kennedy
United States
West and
Switzerland of America
Miss Phillips Crowned Queen at 1961 4-H Prom
Miss Marilyn Phillips was named queen and Walter Wunschel king at the 1961 4-H Junior Leaders prom held in the junior high school gym. Members of the queen's court were Karen Meier and JoAnn Montgomery, while Loren Reimer and Steven Streiff served on the king's court.
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Marilyn Phillips
Walter Wunschel
Karen Meier
JoAnn Montgomery
Loren Reimer
Steven Streiff
Northland College President Resigns for Psychic Study Group
The Northland College board announced today that Dr. Gus Turbeville, who became president eight years ago, has resigned to join a private psychic study group.
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Ashland
Northland College
Gus Turbeville
Shooting ends Milwaukee trio pursuit near station
Waukesha detective and two of three Milwaukee suspects bound for the police station were killed during a moving gunfight. Officer George Schmidling was dumped from a speeding car as a four mile chase ended near the station. Parker and McFarland died later, Carothers survived.
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Waukesha
George Schmidling
Moody Walters
Edward Parker
James McFarland
Walters
James Carothers
Milwaukee
Robert Goetzelman
Carothers
Schmidling
Parker
McFarland
Dave Schultz
Schultz
Richard Sader
Sader
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Urban
Services for Mrs. John L Urban 82 mother of Joseph G Urban of Monroe will be held tomorrow at Fort Atkinson. Rosary is this evening. Born Katherine M Verhalen in Jefferson December 2 1878 she married John Urban in 1901. She resided in Chicago 1910 to 1919 and belonged to St Josephs church Anne Society Apostles of Suffering and USWV Auxiliary. Surviving are four sons and five daughters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. She died Friday night.
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John L. Urban
Joseph G. Urban
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Leona Anderes
St. Michaels
Catherine Judge
San Francisco
Marie Urban
Chicago
Rosemary Loeb
Guthrie Center
Lillian Carr
New Berlin
Charles J. Verhalen
Carpinteria
Calif
Urban
Frances
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Karen Reisweber
Fox Point
Pink
Frederico Olivo
Tony Cloninger
Louisville
Cub
Dale Long
Washington Senators
Cecil Butler
Bobby Hendley
del Crandall
Lau
Bob Boyd
Kansas City Athletics
Moe Drabowsky
Japan
Kiwanis
Rotary International
East Germany
Charles Laughton
London
Miss Phillips
Mrs. Urban
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