50 Year Bankers Receive Tributes At Wisconsin Event
The Wisconsin Bankers Association awarded certificates to 14 men and one woman for over 50 years of service at its 64th annual convention in Milwaukee Emma Duerrwaechter of German Town State Bank became the first woman to receive the honor Other recipients included William P Backes Harry C Grams Paul Danielsen W A Hirsch Arthur J Greiner Theodore W Hoffmann and William T Luedke Names of absent honorees Fred O Bengtson Roy A Coulthand George Esbensen B Murray Peyton and P J Winter were noted as receiving certificates later or offstage in the program.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Emma Duerrwaechter
Germantown State Bank
William P. Backes
Harry C. Grams
West Side Bank
Paul Danielsen
List National Bank of Wauwatosa
W. A. Hirsch
State Bank of
Marinette
Roy A. Coulthand
Benton State Bank
Benton
George Esbensen
1St National Bank of
Eagle River
B. Murray Peyton
Superior National Bank of Superior
P. J. Winter
Citizens State Bank
Shawano
Chicago Markets Report Livestock And Produce
Hogs trading over 7 000 with varied lots and weights. prices mostly steady to higher. Cattle and calves: slaughter steers steady with mixed grades and several large lots, cows and bulls priced across a broad range. Produce: butter steady with high receipts. eggs down slightly. grains show no new sales for wheat, corn, oats or soybeans.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Eleven Girls Nominated For Camp at Capital
Eleven candidates were nominated Monday at Badger Girls State for Wisconsin's two senators to attend Girls Nation in Washington DC this summer. The nominees include Mary Vogt Madison Jacqueline Kegis West Allis Virginia Owens Whitefish Bay Carol Korn Winneconne Louise Rydlewicz Milwaukee Barbara Reinich Oshkosh Gail Spicuzza Okauchee Lynn Kellogg Stephanie Downs Appleton Marilyn O'Reilly Karen Chronquist Marshfield.
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Badger Girls State
Wisconsin
Girls Nation
Washington, D. C
Washington
Mary Vogt
Jacqueline Kegis
West Allis
Virginia Owens
Whitefish Bay
Carol Korn
Winneconne
Louise Rydlewicz
Milwaukee
Barbara Reinich
Oshkosh
Gail Spicuzza
Okauchee
Lynn Kellogg
Stephanie Downs
Appleton
Marilyn O’reilly
Karen Chronquist
Marshfield
Death Notices Honor WWII Chaplain and FCC Pioneer
KANSAS CITY Mo Msgr L Curtis Tiernan 75 longtime Army chaplain in Europe duringWorld War II died Monday He retired in 1948 after service in two world wars suffering heart ailment WASHINGTON Frieda B Hennock 55 first woman named to the Federal Communications Commission died Monday brain tumor She served 1948 to 1955 pushing for noncommercial educational TV channels allocations
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Kansas City
L. Curtis Tiernan
Europe
Tiernan
Washington
Frieda B. Hennock
Federal Communications Commission
John B. Kelly Sr. Dies at 70 in Philadelphia
John B. Kelly Sr. 70 father of Monaco's Princess Grace died Monday in Philadelphia of intestinal cancer. He rose from a timekeeper to prominence in business sports and the arts.
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Philadelphia
John B. Kelly Sr
Monaco
Grace
Kelly
Stars Feature Top TV Awards
Three veteran film stars Olivier Bergman and Stack won Emmys for TV roles. Belafonte became the first Black performer to win an Emmy. Carney earned an award for a top comedy show, and Jane Wyatt won best actress for Father Knows Best.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Laurence Olivier
Ingrid Bergman
Robert Stack
Harry Belafonte
Jackie Gleason
Art Carney
Olivier
Gauguin
Miss Bergman
Stack
Elliott Ness
Jane Wyatt
Anderson
Belafonte
Emmy Awards Highlight Art Carney Victory
The program notes that Art Carney won an Emmy for the Art Carney Special Show VIP. He accepted the award from Fred Astaire who was himself nominated along with Danny Thomas Jack Benny and Red Skelton in the same category.
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Fred Astaire
AC to Acquire Half of Consolidated Systems from Bell and Howell
Allis-Chalmers and Bell and Howell said AC would buy 50 percent of Consolidated Systems Corp of Monrovia California, a Bell and Howell wholly owned unit, in a Monday announcement.
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Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Bell and Howell Co
Consolidated Systems Corp
Monrovia
Calif
Bell and Howell
Rhode Island Coastline Surpasses Four Hundred Miles
Rhode Island possesses more than 400 miles of coastline, highlighting its extensive shoreline relative to its small land area. The figure underscores the state’s maritime access and potential for fishing, trade, and tourism.
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Rhode Island
Milwaukee Beaches Closed Over Lake Pollution Costs
Milwaukee health officials say Bay View and South Shore beaches remain closed due to Lake Michigan pollution and will stay unusable while lake commerce and sewage disposal continue. Sanitation chief David E. Barry cites a $100000 annual cost to chlorinate Jones Island effluent and a $1 million ten year figure, arguing a lake pool is economically practical for local bathers. He notes 95 percent of sewage is treated but 5 percent is discharged untreated, and separating storm and sanitary sewers would cost about a billion dollars.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
David E. Barry
The
Health Department
Bay View
South Shore
Jones Island
Barry
South Shores
Youth cites saving battery for speeding alibi
Manawa police chief Rodney Taubel said a youth gave a new alibi for speeding 70 mph at night with lights off to save the battery. The youth was fined $100.
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Manawa
Rodney Taubel
Benkert Reunion Guests and Local Travel News
Attendees at the Benkert reunion in Monroe include Fannie G and Frieda Benkert Hazel Kundert Fritzie Benkert Monticello Edward Benkert and Paul Schrepfer and Paul from Chicago Belleville. Several families travel between Monticello Madison Monroe Beverly Albuquerque and Stevens Point for events visits and summer plans amid club picnics and bank convention trips.
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Monroe
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Hazel Kundert
Fritzie Benkert
Monticello
Edward Benkert
Chicago
Paul Schrepfer
Paul
Belleville
Wyiege Benkert
Elizabeth Blum
Fred Frehner
Brodhead
Harvey Gempeler
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Apple River
Donald Voegeli
Madison
Joe J. Voegeli
Kim Voegeli
Leo Gempler
Linda
Barbara
Billy
Robert Doyle
Albert Knobel
Kay Ann Knobel
Lawrence G. Marty
W. E. Blum
State Bankers Convention
Milwaukee
Herman Kubly
Belva Bowes
James Pederson
Dale
Milton
Abraham
Ralph Kubly
Grace Hawley
Polio Cases Rise but Still Behind 1959 Pace
Public Health Service notes polio is increasing but remains well below last year. In 10 weeks after April 1, 135 cases with 100 paralytic, versus 354 cases and 245 paralytic in the same period of 1959. For 23 weeks ending June 11, 1960, 356 cases with 255 paralytic, compared with 647 cases and 453 paralytic in 1959.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Statewide boating facilities survey mailed to 10000 owners
MADISON The State Department of Resource Development mailed questionnaires to 10000 Wisconsin boat owners asking where more public access to lakes and streams is needed and how existing facilities should be improved.
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Madison
State Department of Resource Development
Wisconsin
Inland boat owners survey highlights state water use
A department study from last month shows most state boat owners use inland waters and keep boats moored near water. It notes the strongest demand for lake facility improvements is in the southeast, and selects owners with license numbers ending in 6 for the current study.
Plane Crash Figure Charged With Murder in Sabotage Plot
Richard E. Loomis is jailed in Los Angeles on a murder charge tied to a conspiracy with James Keith Gibbs. The district attorney alleges they planned to crash a war surplus British Mosquito bomber to collect $50,000 in insurance, Loomis allegedly rigging the plane to prevent Gibbs from parachuting to safety.
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Los Angeles
Richard E. Loomis
James Keith Gibbs
Loomis
Gibbs
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