Dial Cutover Sets Monroe Telephone for 2 05 A.M.
Circuits and equipment are prepared for United Telephone Co. to switch Monroe exchange to direct distance dialing at 2 05 a m Sunday. The new dial switch room houses line finders selectors and connectors enabling local calls and the toll system. A PBX at St Clare hospital supports future growth and direct internal dialing.
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Monroe Exchange
United Telephone Co
R H
Shorty) Williams
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Rochester
Minn
Nathan Isely
Monroe
Times
Margaret Burgi
St. Clare Hospital
Labor Boycott Hits Ticket Sale for Milwaukee Dinner
Milwaukee Democratic Chairman Patrick Lucey said an apparent labor boycott is working but predicts over 2,000 will attend Vice President Johnson’s fundraiser at the Milwaukee Arena. About 2,150 seats were set, with 1,600 to 2,140 tickets sold so far and organizers noting limited labor group uptake.
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Milwaukee
Patrick Lucey
Johnson
Taucey
Milwaukee Arena
New York
Rockefeller
Lacey
Rene
Glee Eee
United Auto Workers
Committee On
Wisconsin Afl-Cio
Lucey
Wisconsin
Maxwell Street Day Promoted With August Seventh Date
Chamber of Commerce members, meeting at Marco's, extended citywide promotions to Maxwell Street Day on Wednesday August 7. They discussed October coin collecting contests and a potential Chamber booth for the event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Marco’s
Maxwell Street
Beloit Man Seymour Engen 50 Dies in Hospital
Seymour Engen 50 of Beloit died at 12 25 p m today in St Clare hospital where he was admitted as a medical patient on March 25 The Schoenfeld funeral home Beloit will have charge of arrangements.
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Seymour Engen
Beloit
St Clare Hospital
Schoenfeld Funeral Home
Stocks edge up slightly after noon trading
New York markets see a modest advance amid selective gains in key issues. Major steelmakers show little movement as Crucible Steel resists price boosts for specialty steels. Motors are narrowly mixed while oils and rails advance on value.
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Crucible Steel
Blackhawk Picnic Dates Set for July 6 and 7
The Guinuds sideutane ps association in Woodford announced the Blackhawk Picnic will be held Saturday and Sunday July 6 and 7 at the Woodford fire station. A home talent show is planned for Saturday night. Five directors were re-elected: J. J. Foley, Robert Lovelace, Arleigh Johnson, Harry Berg, and Russell Sandley, all of Woodford.
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Woodford
Guinuds Sideutane
Blackhawk
J. J. Foley
Robert Lovelace
Arleigh Johnson
Harry Berg
Russell Sandley
Obituary for T Roy Evenson Civic Leader 1888 194? Monroe
T Roy Evenson 74 a Monroe businessman and long time civic leader died unexpectedly at St. Clare hospital just before a planned surgery. He owned Monroe Roller Mills until 1943 and later ran Monroe Chickeries. He served on the County Board since 1957 and as Monroe alderman for eight years. He leaves wife Helen and three brothers. Funeral services Saturday at Emanuel EUB church with burial at Greenwood.
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Monroe
T. Roy Evenson
St. Clare Hospital
Evenson
Eighth Ward County Board
Monroe Roller Mills
County ‘Board
Iice
Mr. Evenson
Jordan Township
Chris Glesne Evenson
Carrie Peterson Evenson
Jordan
Dixon
Ill
Fargo
N.D
Immanuel Eub
Helen V. Drake
William Uebele
1Lth Street
Immanuel Eub Church
Men’s Brotherhood
Board of
Stewards
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Blue Lodge
Madison
Shrine
Eastern Star
Browntown
Helen
Oscar
Clarence
Christ
Vienna
S.C
Elmer
Saturiar
Bymanuel Fir Church
Lyndon Viel
Arcadia
Karl F. Koch
Immanuel
James C. Plymire
Grace Lutheran Church
Viel
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy
Farm youth killed in jeep overturn near Two Rivers
John Silbersack aged 13 died Wednesday when a jeep overturned on a farm lane three miles northwest of Two Rivers. He drove the vehicle on the family farm of Mr and Mrs Elmer Silbersack.
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Two Rivers
John Silbersack
Elmer Silbersack
Parents Plan Registration For Fall Kindergarten Enrollees
Miss Doris Messmer announces next weeks registration for children entering kindergarten this fall. South School registers Tuesday for last names A K at 10 am and L Z at 2 pm. North School Thursday. Lincoln School Wednesday. Preschoolers do not attend on these days. birth certificates and health records are required.
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Doris Messmer
Southchool
North School
Encoln
Nixon to Move to New York City and Join Law Firm
Former Vice President Nixon will relocate from California to New York City on June 1 and join the law firm Mudge, Stern, Baldwin and Todd as counsel. He plans to seek admission to the New York bar and may become a general partner after admission.
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New York
Nixon
Widay
California
New York City
Republican
Waldorf Astoria
Nelson Rockefeller
Mudge, Stern, Baldwin and Todd
Washington
Paris
Claflin, Leader In Co-ops, Dies
Charles Foster Claflin a noted Wisconsin cooperative leader and general manager of the Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association died after a heart attack. He 64 of Wauwatosa was en route to a Sparta meeting when he collapsed at a Wisconsin Dells hotel. He had been honored by Wisconsin University in 1954 for leadership among co operatives and served 11 years as president of the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture.
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Wisconsin Dells
Charles Foster Claflin
Wisconsin Co-Operative Movement
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association of
Milwaukee
Claflin
Wauwatosa
Sparta
University of Wisconsin At
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Native Mondovi Graduate Joins Equity in 1934
Aeticulates background of a Mondovi native who graduated from the University of Missouri in 1927, taught vocational agriculture, worked for the Department of Agriculture, and was employed by the Central Co-operative Livestock Association at South St. Paul before joining Equity in 1934.
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Mondovi
Claflin
University of Missouri
Equity
Department of Agriculture
Central Co-operative Livestock Association
South St. Paul
Green County Stay in First District Backed by Delegates
Delegates at the First District Republican caucus in Delavan-Darien High School unanimously supported keeping Green County in the First Congressional District. They urged Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles to run in 1964, discussed party leadership changes, and praised Sen. Gordon Roseleip for opposing redistricting moves that would shift Green County to the Second District.
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Green County
Delavan-Darien
GOP
John Hough
Janesville
Warren Knowles
U.S
Hough
Knowles
Fred Hartley
Kenosha
Henry J. Geffke
Racine
Erma Thurber
Monroe
Geffke
C. C. Holloway
Carolyn Blanchard
Edgerton
Maret Pus
Beloit
Earl Stalbaum
Morton
perioVitiana
Henry C. Schadeberg
Merrill Stalbaum
Waterford
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Senate
Committee On Government and Veterans Affairs
Roseleip
Schadeberg
Claude Jasper
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Carl Steiger
Oshkosh
Jasper
Farmers to Receive 338000 Dollar Feed Grain Payment in Green County
Green County farmers in the Feed Grain program will receive about 338000 dollars for idling 12095 acres. They will also get a price support payment over 300000 dollars in the Fall. A final review shows 740 farmers idling corn land, up 181 percent from 1962, with 23664 acres normally grown now reduced to 25570 acres in 1963.
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Green County
Don Siedschlag
ASCS
Sied- Schlag
Liedschlag
Cheese market steady as demand slows in Madison
Wisconsin cheddar prices hold firm with ample supply and slow to fair demand. Cheddars 34 to 36 cents, 40 pound blocks 35 to 37 cents, singles daisies 37 to 38 cents, longhorns 37 to 39 cents, midgets 37 to 38 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Junior College Plan Advances in Assembly Vote
The proposal to expand Wisconsin's 22 county colleges into a two year community college system passed a 55 to 29 test vote then moved to the Joint Finance Committee. It would fund about 300 dollars per student and allow any municipality with potential enrollment of 100 to establish a college with a board of regents and master degree teachers. Supporters argue two year colleges offer affordable education close to home, while opponents warn of a costly mediocre system and fiscal risks.
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Wisconsin
State Assembly
Joint Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Thomas Barland
R-Eau Claire
Svciom
University of Wisconsin
Merrill Stalbaum
Waterford
Barland
Esther Doughty
R-Horicon
Community College Board of Regents
Dr Caradine Named CO of 785th Medical Detachment
Major John F Caradine a Monroe dentist and dental officer for the 44th General Hospital unit has been named commanding officer of the new 785th Medical Detachment with headquarters at Madison by the 14th Army Corps at Minneapolis.
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John F. Caradine
Monroe
14Th Army Corps
Minneapolis
785Th
Madison
Caradine
44Th General Hospital Unit
78th Detachment Formed Immediate Assignment Promoted
The 78th detachment will be officially organized with an immediate assignment effect. The promotion does not disrupt his private dental practice as reserve units require only a few hours of duty each Monday night.
Wisconsin Republicans Pursue 3 Percent Sales Tax Plan
Madison Wisconsin Senate Finance Committee chair Wal ter Hollander described a Republican sales tax bill as the least painful way to fund rising government costs amid two days of debate. The measure would levy a 3 percent sales tax with a 12 personal credit and 18 for seniors, exclude motor fuels, and would fund school and welfare aids. Democrats push 16 amendments to broaden exemptions, while Gov Reynolds proposal for a 1 percent income tax hike was killed in the Assembly.
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Madison
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Hollander
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Assembly
Lynn Stalbaum
D-Racine
Stalbaum
Tax Department
Phour
Fred Risser
Odor Puzzle Halts LA Schools Evacuations
Firefighters still do not know the source of a strong odor that spread over more than 30 square miles, prompting the evacuation of over 14,000 students from fifteen schools for about two and a half hours. Investigators ruled out major natural gas leaks and widespread weed killer spraying along freeways.
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Los Angeles
Sundseth Elected State VP of Wisconsin Jaycees
Kenneth R Sundseth was chosen state vice president for the Stateline District of the Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce at a Whitewater session last night. Local Jaycees attended to back Sundseth amid his bid. he is the outgoing president of the Monroe chapter.
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Kenneth R Sundseth
Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Whitewater
Jaycees
Sundseth
Monroe
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Richard Kinzer
Burlington
Kenneth Luedtke
Dane County
Dr. Caradine
State Jaycees
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