Area Sportsmen Seek Nine Day Pheasant Season Plan
Green County sportsmen pressed to shorten the pheasant season at the Courthouse hearing. By 30 to 6 they endorsed a nine day season noon to sunset with a one bird daily bag, opposing the Conservation Commission’s 19 day plan with two birds and daylong hours. Other votes set rabbit and squirrel seasons, deer and waterfowl rules, and stocking requests as officials weigh a broad wildlife plan. Harold Pederson noted 47 attendees at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Conservation Commission
Commission
Sugar
Skinner
Richland
Allen Creek
Ben. Maddrell
Browntown
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Lawrence Marty
Monticello
Harold A. Pederson
Horicon Marsh
Horicon
Copter Traffic Spotters Killed in Fiery Crash
CHICAGO police radio traffic reporter Leonard Baldy, 33, and his pilot Horace G. Ferry, 40, were killed when a helicopter crashed into a concrete rail embankment near a West Side intersection during a late Monday flight. Police suspect engine trouble prompted an attempted emergency landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leonard Baldy
WGN
Baldy
Horace G. Ferry
Robert Quinn
Ferry
Wisconsin Cheese Market Shows Mixed Demand and Ample Supplies
Madison Wisconsin market reports irregular buying interest with fair to good activity in some areas. Offerings are fully ample with Cheddars around 32 to 34 and 42, 40 pound blocks with moisture premium at 34 to 36, single daisies 35 to 36, longhorns 35 to 36, and midgets 36 to 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Hartwig Funeral Will Be Thursday
Funeral services for Fred F. Hartwig 78 killed in a two car crash will be at 2 p m Thursday at Immanuel EUB Church. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Coroner ruled death accidental. Hartwig survived by wife a son and three daughters with nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Hartwig
Monroe
Hartwig
George L. Nyman
Brodhead
Times
Immanuel Eub
Karl F. Koch
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
16Th Street
Wilbur E. Deininger
Deininger
Sheriff’s Deputies
Franz W. Brand
Paul C. Matzke
Green County
Robert John Klemm Jr
Browntown
Nyman
Fred F
Ferdinand
Mary Asmus Hartwig
Sylvester Township
Bertha Ludwig
Dutch Hollow
T. Roy Evenson
Sylvester
Second Ward
Green County Mutual Insurance Co
Bank of Juda
EUB Church Men's Brotherhood
Knights of Pythias
Marvin
Naperville
Ill
August
Ruth) Ritzert
Harry
Helen) Barkow
West Allis
Robert
Mary) Wagner
St. Louis
Arthur
Juda
Edna Mackey
Alma Caradine
Boulder
Colo
Freida Muehl
Albert
Bertha) Matzke
Public Meeting To Air Problems In Community
A public information meeting on social and family problems will be held at 8 p m tomorrow in the Green Room at Ludlow library. The Monroe Inter Agency Council panel includes Dr Andrew W Whiteford Beloit College anthropology chair Miss Sarah Campbell State Dept of Community Services field worker and Jenny Lind department head. Rev Glen H Ridnour First Methodist pastor leads the group with a Q and A after the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Monroe Inter- Agency Council
Andrew W. Whiteford
Department of Anthropology
Beloit College
Sarah Campbell
State Department of Community Services
Jenny Lind
Glen H. Rid
Flisram Elected Grand High Priest In Wisconsin Royal Arch
Olin E. Flisram of Monroe was chosen as grand high priest of the Wisconsin Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons at Wausau. He also serves as Monroe’s Sixth Ward alderman. Mayor Orville R. Evans and Seventh Ward alderman Walter J. Bober attended the convention. Flisram will oversee 98 chapters and visit most chapters during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin E. Flisram
Monroe
Royal Arch Masons
Wisconsin
Wausau
Flisram
Orville R. Evans
Walter J. Bober
Bober
Palestine
Royal Arch
Stock Mart Rallies as Market Rebounds Under Test of Laws
NEW YORK The stock market rallied briskly this afternoon as it moved above the 1960 laws level with moderate trading. Gains of fractions to over a point were broad among key stocks as traders watched whether the new rules would hold as support or give way to a sharper decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded to Drury Fiorello and Times
Columbia University trustees announced the 1960 Pulitzer Prizes. Al Len Drury’s Advise and Consent and the Broadway musical Fiorello! share top honors with journalists from the Los Angeles Times and New York Times among winners. Other recognitions include Margaret Leech for In the Days of McKinley and Garrett Mattingly for The Armada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen Drury
Los Angeles Times
A. M. Rosenthal
New York Times
Poland
Columbia University
The
Drury
Washington
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Broadway
Jerome Weidman
George Abbott
Jerry Bock
Sheldon Harnick
Rosenthal
Abe
Margaret Leech
Garrett Mattingly
Samuel Eliot Morison
John Paul Jones
Eisenhower Urges Congress to Avoid Political Delays
President Eisenhower pressed Congress to pass his legislative agenda without political distortion. He praised foreign aid and farm measures, warned against large new spending, and urged restraint to protect the public debt while opposing a proposed billion dollar cut in foreign aid. He stressed public support to avert budget disruptions and called for timely action despite party divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Senate
Free World
Bloodmobile turnout misses goal in Monroe drive
Monroe fell 11 donors short of a 127 goal as 116 people donated at the Bloodmobile in Brodhead. Rejections numbered 28 and 32 pledged donors did not show, but 40 walk-ins boosted activity. Green County Bloodmobile leaders and area volunteers organized the event with students and homemakers aiding setup and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Brodhead
Gerritt E. Mouw
Green County
Walter E. Drews
Allen F. Goecke
Robert E. Hardell
Allen F
Frances) Goecke
Mmes
Paul W
Committees Named for Alice in Dairyland Program
The June 1 regional Alice in Dairyland program announced 34 entrants from Madison area. Judges include Robert Thayer and Robert Steil with a third to be named. Mossman reported preliminary arrangements at the Chamber of Commerce event. Finalists from this region will proceed to Richland Center for the June 21 to 23 main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
D. L
Bill) Mossman
Chamber of Commerce
Eugene
Madison
Robert Thayer
Agriculture Department
Robert Steil
Madison Dairy
W. R. Schuetze
Chamber
Clarence Seaton
Lions Club
Joseph Urban
Richard Lafferty
Jaycees
W. Harris Gempler
Clar
Ence Grundahl
Rotary
Betty Grundahl
Jaycettes
C. G. Hennager
Mossman
Robert Tschudy
Alvin Moritz
Kiwanis
Howard McCoy
Richard Newcomer
Cham
Forrest Kubly
Alice
Richland Center
Execution Stirs Varied Reaction in Chessman Case
SAN QUENTIN Calif The death of Daryl Chessman after 12 years on death row provoked mixed response as Gov Brown faced pickets on his mansion lawn The condemned man claimed innocence and urged an end to capital punishment In post execution statements to San Francisco Examiner reporter Will Stevens and Long Beach Independent editor George Flowers Chessman urged continuing battle against the death penalty and condemned it as a relic of barbarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Daryl Chessman
Chessman
Edmund G. Brown
California
Europe
Los Angeles
Fred Dickson
Teachers Elect Charles Mowbray Monroe Education Association President
Charles Mowbray was elected president of the Monroe Education Association at a meeting in the M Room of Monroe High School. Bernard Keller became first vice president, Mrs James McAlpine second vice president, and Ralph Hetzel secretary treasurer.
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Charles Mowbray
Monroe Education Association
Monroe
Bernard Keller
James McAlpine
Ralph Hetzel
Mowbray
Madison
Herbert Ainsworth
Glen Thompson
Chessman Victim Stays In Trance After Execution
LOS ANGELES one victim of Daryl Chessmans past sexual attacks remains in a trance unable to grasp the execution. Mary Alice Meza 29 was a 17 year old on her first real date after a parish dance subjected to brutal depravity for four hours. Her mother Ruth Shaw says little hope of release from mental institution. Another victim Mrs Andrew Brennan weeps and seeks to forget the assault which followed a polio episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Daryl Chessman
Mary Alice Meza
Ruth Shaw
Chessman
Andrew H. Brennan
Newses
Loader Purchase To Be Suggested At City Council Meeting
The Board of Public Works will recommend buying a $6400 end loader from Traxler Construction Co. at tonight's City Council session starting 7 30 in council chambers. A public hearing will address transferring Weasel's Tap liquor license to the old Green County jail, requested by Mr and Mrs Robert Burkhalter. The tavern would occupy the jail living quarters while Jos Huber Brewing Co stores items in cell block and garage. A street vacatur behind the jail to allow new brewery storage also comes up for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Traxler Construction Co
Baraboo
Weasel’s Tap
17Th Avenue
Green County
Robert Burkhalter
Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Caudle and Connelly to Begin 2-Year Prison Terms
In St. Louis and home towns, T. Lamarr Caudle and Matthew J. Connelly are to surrender Wednesday to serve two-year federal sentences. They were convicted for conspiring to hamper an income tax evasion prosecution of a St. Louis shoe manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
T. Lamar Caudle
Matthew J. Connelly
Monroe population grows 14.8 percent since 1950 census
The Green County census office reports Monroe rose from 7,008 to 8,049 in ten years, a gain of 1,041. Brodhead also increases to 2,445, while many townships show declines amid a rural to urban shift. Rock and Walworth counties post sizable gains with Janesville and Beloit leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Racine
William C. Giese
Green County
Brodhead
Wisconsin
O. R. Evans Co
Monticello
Browntown
Adams
Brooklyn
Cadiz
Jordan
Mt. Pleasant
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Washington
New Glarus
York
Rock County
Beloit
Janesville
Walworth County
City Conducts Conelrad Test
A three minute siren at 10 p m signaled a Civil Defense test in Monroe as part of a nationwide Conelrad program. Walter E Drews directed volunteers at the police station with John W Schild coordinating radio notices. Televsion and radio stations participated in the nationwide test to control electronic radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Walter E. Drews
John W. Schild
Schild
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Marie Karlen
Louis H. Oostdik
W. L. Cash
George R. Barry
Pat Hanson
Nancy Baker
Mary Storck
Jean Shager
Kay Bauman
Valerie Usher
Caudle
Connelly
City
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