Unionist Beck Begins Prison Term On Fraud Convictions
Unionist Beck enters McNeil Island federal penitentiary to serve two concurrent five year terms for filing fraudulent union tax returns. He claims innocence as the Supreme Court upholds the conviction while a separate grand larceny case from a Cadillac sale remains. Beck faces a $20,000 fine and potential additional state sentence.
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McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
McNeil Island
Becky
Joint Council 28 Building Association
Seattle
Beck
US Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Cocktail party funds Nelson campaign with Humphrey praise
A Democratic fundraiser for Gov. Nelson featured Sen. Hubert Humphrey praising Nelson as the man we want, while Nelson prepared to seek the Democratic nomination to challenge Sen. Alexander Wiley for a fifth term. Tickets for the testimonial reception were $25 each.
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Washington
Democratic Friends of
Nelson
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Alexander Wiley
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
A series of short items records visits and greetings across Orangeville and nearby towns. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. James Reeser welcome their son Robert home from Bakersfield California. Several families travel for events and attend funerals, reunions, and weddings in Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan with numerous local hosts and guests.
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James Reeser
Robert
Bakersfield
Calif
Dick Cramer
Chicago
W. W. Cramer
Freeport
Cramer
Jeff
Janis
Jay
James Boyer
Stephen Paul
Norman Wade
Raymond
Stella Boyer
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gene Pinnow
Ruth Kilian
Alvin
Mequon
Wis
Roswell Gross
Worthington, Minn
Mmes
L. D. Gross
Kenneth Gross
Dale Gross
Nettie Fogate
William Engels Sr
William Engels Jr
Cindy
Harry Musser
Delavan
Robert Rosentiel-Eva Daughenbaugh
Emma Zunker
Emil Lenz
Arthur Schroeder
Monroe
Marie Gapen
California
Jack Crawford
Annawan
Ray Gelleran
Dakota
James Vehmeier
Forreston
Les Stabenow
Jackson
Glen Bolender
Kenneth Mahikuch
Yvonne Sarbacker
Juda Eub Church
Verl Boyer
Stella Pate Oe Bolender
Snappy Snazzers 4H Club Plans Tours and Festival Parade
The Snappy Snazzers 4H club members will tour New Glarus and Madison tomorrow departing at 7 30 a m visiting the New Glarus race factory with half bus fare funded by the club Carolyn Babler is chosen vice president Gayle Walker Sandra Losey Carolyn Babler and Diane Maxwell named to the Mid Summer Festival float committee with the theme All Around the World The event is set for Saturday July 14 A chicken barbecue will be held June 24 at White Eagle 4 H Camp inviting families of the club members Last meeting at Kay and Cathie Cahoon home was led by president Diane Losey with roll call and summer plans discussions Demonstrations and talks were presented by members
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Orangeville
New Glarus
Madison
Carolyn Babler
Gayle Walker
Sandra Losey
Diane Maxwell
Fire Department
White Eagle
Kay
Cathie Cahoon
Diane Losey
Sharon Wheeler
Traffic Mishaps Kill 77 in May in Wisconsin
Madison reports May traffic accidents killed 77 people, raising the five month total for 1962 to 299. The five month count later rose to 316 with additional fatalities.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Lost Act Returns to Stage of Logical Reasoning
A terse note frames the idea that a vanished act in reasoning holds a hidden logic. It suggests the pursuit of order through revisiting what was previously mislaid to reveal a coherent conclusion.
Joseph Martin Funeral Friday
Joseph Martin 65 well known farmer and miner dies after brief illness in Cuba City hospital. Funeral at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Patrick's Catholic church Benton with five sisters Mrs Briggs Dewbrook Mrs Kloss Pardeeville Mrs Kloss Rhinelander Mrs Sullivan Dubuque and Mrs Barnes Chicago and two brothers William Milwaukee and James at home listed as survivors.
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Deeville
Peter Kloss
Rhinelander
Genevieve Sullivan
Dubuque
Juanetta Barnes
Chicago
William
Milwaukee
James
West Virginia GOP Celebrates Municipal Victory
Republicans hailed a second major municipal win in West Virginia within a week as Walter W. Kramer defeated Cecil A. Washburn 3,374 to 2,966 to become mayor of South Charleston. GOP gains included a 4 to 4 council split, promising a Republican-led administration starting July 1 after eight years.
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South Charleston
West Virginia
Tory
Walter W. Kramer
Cecil A. Washburn
Kramer
Washburn
Bruni Couple Heads to Aspen Arts and Designs Festival
Mr and Mrs John G Bruni leave for Aspen Colorado to attend the Arts and Designs Festival. He earned a Graham Scholarship from the University of Illinois for the 10 day event and graduates with honors. The couple will stay for the summer until his November military callup as a second lieutenant.
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John G. Bruni
Aspen
Colo
Graham
University of Illinois
Bruni
John H. Bruni
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