Badg-Aires to Sing at Green County Show
The Badg-Aires an award winning Madison quartet scheduled to perform at the Green County Barbershop Chorus Spring Show in the junior high auditorium at 8 p.m. Saturday May 11. Members include Mike Rehberg tenor John Gosnick lead McNall baritone and Bob Hasse bass. They are 1962 Land O Lakes District Champions and will compete in Toronto July 2 to 6. Co chairs Donald Daley Otlie Schneider report tickets are available. Other groups include Four Clips and the Close Quarters.
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Madison
Green County
Silt Mon
Mike Rehberg
Elgin
Ill
University of Wisconsin
John Gosnick
Shawano
Madison Business School
McNall
Badg-Aires
George Palmer
Toronto
Canada
Donald Daley
Otlie Schneider
Monroe
Green Bay
Land “O Lakes
Green County Barber Shop Chorus
Riekee Ae Herrins
Close Quarters
Green County Barbershop Chorus
Cat Owner Drops Suit Over Pet Cat Dispute
In Madison a small claims case over the pet cat Pousa was settled. University of Wisconsin student Carl Hutchinson of Madison won the cat after Parsons, who had kept it abroad, withdrew the suit to avoid affecting the coed’s exam schedule.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Parson
Revived Boy Returns Home After Recovery
Two year old Michael Fluhr was revived from drowning after 20 minutes without a heartbeat. Dr James Knauf performed open heart massage at Calumet Memorial hospital and the boy now shows normal responses to toys at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Fluhr.
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Chilton
Michael Fluhr
James Knauf
Michael
Earl Fluhr
Manitowoc
Roger Pe Cab A
Calumet Memorial Hospital
Knauf
Firemen Readies Galena Convention Speaker Cmdr Keane
Cmdr Thomas J. Keane USNR Retired will headline the 46th annual Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association convention in Galena on May 26. The event features a two way radio demo by Sheriff Wilbur Deininger and a panel with fire chiefs from Galesburg Mc Farland Freeport Beloit. ceremonies, memorials, and a reserved noon dinner follow a morning program at the Galena fire station and Auman Building.
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Cmdr
Thomas J. Keane
USNR
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Galena
Cmdr. Keane
U.S. Navy
Boy Scout Organization
Boy Scout
Turner Hall
Green County Sher
Keane
Auman
South Main Street
Galena Fire Department
First Nautilus Skipper Recalled
Captain William R. Anderson, former Nautilus skipper and naval veteran, is recalled to temporary active duty to lead the submarine section of a new Deep Submergence group. The move follows the Thresher disaster, with 129 men lost a mile and a half below the Atlantic. Anderson will oversee oceanographic and salvage studies and seek new techniques for locating and recovering sunken objects.
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Washington
Navy
William R. Anderson
Anderson
Atlantic
Waverly, Tenn
Freedom Foundation
Valley Forge
Thresher
Aarlior
Wisconsin driver licenses revoked or suspended rise in early 1963
The State Motor Vehicle Department reports 6,502 Wisconsin licenses were revoked or suspended in the first quarter, up from 6,121 in the same period last year. The note appears within a broader page including an unrelated want ad.
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Madison
State Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Coalition Loses IP nomanee Dave VUNYIAID FUN
Washington report notes the House coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats showing weak conservative strength after four votes since January. Southern Democrats increasingly vote with Northern and Western Democrats, while Republicans remain solid.
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Coalition
Nomanee
Dave Vunyiaid Fun
Washington
House
Congress
Rules Committee
Cosmic Rays Striking Earth At Immense Rate
Report notes cosmic rays strike the earth's atmosphere at an estimated one billion billion per second. The observation underscores constant high energy particle influx affecting atmospheric science.
Births Decline as Influenza Impacts February Deaths
February birth rate fell for the 20th straight month while deaths rose due to the winter influenza epidemic. An estimated 314000 babies were born, with births down to 11.2 per thousand and the fertility rate at 109 live births per thousand women. The Public Health Service warned March deaths may exceed February.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Seiche Recorded on Lake Geneva in 1730
The first recorded seiche occurred on Lake Geneva in 1730 and was noted by Swiss engineer Fatio de Duillier.
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Lake Geneva
Fatio de Duillier
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Rock County
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Ben Rosenthal
Kenneth Mahony
Keith Miller
Verona
Firemen’s Association
Wayne Nelson
Galesburg
John Peterson
McFarland
Robert Neidigh
Freeport
Charles Morris
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