1960 Dairy Queen Candidates Ready For Albany Event
Green County Dairy Days opens in Albany with candidates for Dairy Queen across Albany Brodhead Juda Monroe New Glarus and Brooklyn judged at a kickoff dinner hosted by Albany high school. Winners announced Saturday night during a talent show at Albany Village Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Dillon
Maureen
Green County Dairy Queen
Monroe
Chester Dillon
Washington Township
Albany
Bonnie Holtsapple
Frank Holtsapple
Brodhead
Maribeth Erickson
Clinton Erickson
Brooklyn
Pauline Pernot
Victor Pernot
Browntown
Judy Schuetz
Walter Schuetz
Juda
Marilyn Keen
Rolland Keen
Monticello
Rayellen Legris
Ray J. Legris
New Glarus
Karen Berge
Wilbert Hess
Roberta Breylinger
Donna McGuire
Barbara
Green County
Acpard
Bob Meyer
Beaver Dam
Dodge County
Phyllis Malcook
Roy Malcook
Rock-Green County Line Road
Oscar
Sugar River
al Steven
Village Park
St. Patrick’s Church
Ezra G. Roth
Wisconsin Baptist State Convention
Milwaukee
Lawrence Korback
St. Patrick’s
Acpard Grounds
Evansville
Levi Oil Co
Janesville
Brodhead Merchants
Albany Volunteer Fire Department
Green County Agricultural Chest
Walter G. Althaus
Albany Planning
Paul Baumgartner
Cheese Market Holds Steady In Madison Wisconsin
The Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady demand described as fair to good with regular distribution. Large styles remain ample while small styles range from ample to limited. Interest in curing quality grass cheese continues. Prices cited include cheddar blocks at 34 to 36 percent, 40 pound blocks 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35.5 to 38 percent, longhorns 35.5 to 36 percent, and midgets 36.4 to 39.42 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Racine Pro Wins Swiss Cheese Open in Rain Slowed Swiss Open
Mike Bencriscutto of Racine Washington Park shot 69 to win the 25th Swiss Cheese Open at Monroe Country Club despite rain soaked fairways. Russell Myers and Wa McCollum won the best ball event with 64. Eighty seven golfers entered the classic amid showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Mike Benerissuto
Racine Washington Park
Wayne McCollum
Madison Maple Bluff
Russell J. Myers
Monroe
Times
Mike Bencrscutto
Racine
Washington Park
Wa McCollum
Showers
Bencriscutto
Russ Tuveson
Janesville Country Club
Bob Smith
Milwaukee Brynwood Country Club
McCollum
Bencrscutto
Julius Kovach
Tuveson
Harold Figi
Bruce Boegel
Don Anderson
Richland Center Country Club
Howie Pautsch
Milwaukee Westmore Country Club
Benchscutto
Jim Remmert
Madison West Side Country Club
Fred Gage
Maple Bluff
James Forbes
Robert F. Marty
Forbes
Morroe Boys
Eleven Hurt In Two Crashes Near Ridott Corners Illinois
Miss Agnes Dugan 77 of Dubuque and Miss Irene Gettings were among 11 injured in two crashes on U S Highway 20 near Ridott Corners Illinois yesterday afternoon. Dugan suffered a fractured hip and facial cuts. Others treated included Miss Gettings cousin Mrs Kenneth Neuhaus and her five children. Driver Peter Wissmach faces a charge of failure to yield right of way after a truck collision near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dugan
Dubuque
Monroe
Irene Gettings
U. S. Highway 20
Ridott Corners
Illinois
Dugan
Miss Gettings
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Kenneth Neuhaus
Neuhaus
Route 2
Winslow
Karl G. Holmgren
Chicago
Bids Total 198079 On Highway Projects
Low bids on two Green County highway projects were opened at the State Highway Commission totaling 198079. The largest bid, 146125, was from Rein Schultz and Dahl for bituminous surfacing on 5 ½ miles of routes 69 and 39 between Monticello and New Glarus. Russell Vechten and Chapman of Baraboo bid 51954 for Monticello Railroad Street construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
State Highway Commission
Monticello
New Glarus
Rein
Schultz and Dahl
Russell, Vechten and Chapman
Baraboo
Railroad Street
Summer Session Enrollment Rises at UW Madison
Summer session enrollment at the University of Wisconsin Madison reached 7,300 with 200 more students expected to enroll during the first week of classes which began Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UW Madison
University of Wisconsin
Spring Pig Crop Drops Sharply
The Agriculture Department estimates this springs pig crop at 49 103 000 head, down 16 percent from last year, due to lower hog prices. The smaller crop should lift spring hog prices and may influence the fall elections in key Midwestern livestock states. GOP officials had warned of a downwards adjustment in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
GOP
Braves Sign Youth Milwaukee Boy For Jacksonville Club
De Pere schoolboy Mike Daanen, who batted .425 as a senior and starred in the state high school baseball tournament at Eau Claire with 7 hits in 11 at bats, has been signed by the Milwaukee Braves for their Jacksonville farm club in the Class C South Atlantic League next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Jacksonville
Mike Daanen
Eau Claire
Eastern's Pilots Resuming Flights
Eastern Air Lines pilots returned to work in large numbers today after a 10 day wildcat strike. About 35 to 40 flights were planned from Miami as the system aimed to return to normal schedules by Wednesday. A federal judge had ordered crews back, and ALPA urged restraint while contract talks with National Airlines negotiators continued under a federal mediator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fra
Eastern Air Lines
EAL
National Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Air Line Pilots Association
ALPA
U. S
New Orleans
House Group Approves Higher Dairy Price Support
A House agriculture subcommittee Monday endorsed a Senate-passed bill to lift dairy price supports. Milk for marine products would rise from 3.06 to 3.22 dollars per unit and butterfat from 56.5 to 59.6 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Senate Adopts Tax Extenders with Revenue Gains
The Senate voted 84-0 to extend current tax rates for another year, adding about 660 million in revenue through loophole closing. The bill keeps corporation income, excise taxes, local levies, and other wartime rates, with conference fate uncertain after House opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Senate
Eisenhower
Treasury
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Col Barney Dies at 72 in Rochester Hospital
Sparta banker Tyler D. Barney a 32nd Red Arrow Division Colonel in World War II died Monday night at a Rochester Minnesota hospital. He led the Bank of Sparta as president and served in wartime with the famous unit.
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Col. Barney
Sparta
Tyler D. Barney
Bank of Sparta
32Nd Red Arrow Division
Rochester, Minn
Left Hook Victim Johansson Wants Early Rematch
New York Ingemar Johansson, dethroned by Floyd Patterson, said he wants a rematch soon. He recovered from the fifth round KO and praised Patterson’s freshness while hinting the outcome could differ with another title shot. Patterson stated he would like to fight Johansson again promptly and often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patters
Patterson
Johansson
Arthur Mercante
Ingo
Gosta Karlsson
Edwin Ahlquist
Inge
Ingemar
Talent Show Planned for Twining Day in Monroe Park
Monroe plans a Gen. Twining Day celebration at a new city park with a talent search show from 5 to 7 p m. Entrants must register with contest director Roman Borkovec by July 1. Two divisions heal junior and senior. The program also features baseball, softball, water fights, a Truax AFB flyover, and a fireworks finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gerald J. Donovan
Jaycees
Roman Borkovec
15Th Avenue
Monroe Banks
Adjt
Ralph Olson
Madison
Col
Bruce Thomas
Usaf Reserve
Col. Thomas
Nelson
Olson
Truax Air Force Base
Gen. Twining
Truax
New
Glarus
City Park
Shrine
Auto Club
Nixon refutes claim Soviet economic rise growthmanship attack
Vice President Nixon told the St Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce that the Soviet economy will not surpass the United States this century. He mocked critics who praise Soviet growth and urged explicit plans over broad grafting of ideology and consumer car taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
U. S
Council To Hear Fluoride Reports On Water
Two members of the State Board of Health Dr M C Arra and Harold L Lautz will address City Council about fluoridation of city water. The plan was rejected in 1955 by a two to one margin. The Board of Public Works may seek bids for 6200 tons of asphalt for streets. A public hearing on liquor and beer licenses expiring June 30 will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
M. C. Arra
Harold L. Lautz
Board of Public Works
Camp Chilly Setting Greets Official Wisconsin Summer Debut
The first day of summer in Wisconsin brings cool, wet weather with readings around 56 to 60 degrees. Mequon and Park Falls recorded the coolest overnight temperatures while Park Falls reached a 72 degree high for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Mercury
Mequon
Park Falls
Cedarburg
Phillips
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Pewaukee
Sheboygan
Shell Lake
Wausau
Grantsburg
Kenosha
Green Bay
Lake Geneva
Racine
Lone Rock
Madison
Father of Grace Dies from Cancer
John B. Kelly Sr. died at 70 in Philadelphia from intestinal cancer. He was a self made businessman, civic leader, and Olympic champion oarsman. Princess Grace of Monaco flew in for surgery and returned to Monaco after a memorial mass. requiem will be held Friday.
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Philadelphia
John B. Kelly
Princess Grace
Monaco
Grace
Grace Kelly
Hollywood
Prince Rainier
Monaco Palace
Stock Prices Slide as Profit Taking Weighs Markets
New York equities closed lower in slow trading as profit taking hit favorites. Key stocks slipped fractions to a point, while volatile gainers fell one to four points. Minnesota Mining dropped over six points on large transactions, later trimming losses.
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New York
Minnesota
Eisenhower urges swift Senate action on Japan treaty
President Eisenhower, resting in Hawaii after an Orient tour, watches the Tokyo crisis unfold as Secretary of State Herter presses for quick Senate ratification of the Japanese security treaty. In Okinawa protests surface and Tokyo’s Premier Kishi signals resignation once the new pact takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Honolulu
Washington
Herter
Senate
Tokyo
Kishi
Japan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Hawaii
Orient
Okinawa
U. S
U. S.japan
Shojiro Kawashima
Liberal-Democratic Party
Vandalism Report Details Two Incidents Near Monticello
Sheriff A Charles Howe reports two vandalism cases. A fire set in curtains at the John Dooley estate farm near Monticello was discovered at 7 15 p m after a prior entry in the last three weeks. A door at the Blackford school in Jordan Township was shattered by a heavy object and the night lock forced. burned matches and cigarette butts littered the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Charles Howe
John Dooley
Monticello
Blackford
Jordan Township
Well Cover Removed Farm Boy Drowns
Undersheriff Louis Gianoli said Kenneth Rodemeier aged 3% drowned Sunday in a farm well after a heavy concrete cover was removed during a picnic. The boy from rural Wausau was found after searchers combed the woods when he was reported missing.
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Wausau
Louis Gianoli
Kenneth Rodemeier
Gianoli
Kenneth
Frank Rodemeier
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