Labor Supply To Boost Monroe Industry Growth
The Green Engineering survey finds Monroe has a vast untapped labor pool with over 20 000 residents aged 14 plus and a potential 60 percent employment rise by 1980. Commuters constitute about 35 percent of manufacturing workers while 90 percent of retail workers live in Monroe.
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Monroe
Green County
Oaktron Industries Inc
Stephenson County
Freeport
Rock County
Janesville
Beloit
Madison
Lafayette County
Wisconsin
Illinois
Schadeberg Plans Sugar River Tour in Monticello Albany Area
Congressman Henry C. Schadeberg announced a tour of the Little Sugar River in the Monticello Albany area on May 28. He will also attend various school functions at St Victor's School the next day, tied to a request for funds to build flood control structures in the area.
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Henry C. Schadeberg
Little Sugar River
Monticello-Albany
St. Victor's School
Schadeberg
Monticello
Monr oe educators honor retiring Mon roe staff at annual dinner
The Monroe Education Association held its annual dinner at the high school honoring retiring veterans of the Mon roe public school system and recent retirees. T.R. Holyoke John Calder Nat Preston and Frank Luebchow received MEA and board gifts while Miss Lillian Gempeler and Miss Hannah Bindschaedler were belatedly honored. Dr Glen Eye of the UW education department gave the keynote on teaching careers and Sputnik era expectations. The event featured Staccatos music and a gymnasium setting amid Junior Prom decor.
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Monroe
Monroe Education Association
Board of Education
Nat Preston
T. R. Holyoke
John Calder
Franklin Luebchow
Theodora Hamnan
Ludlow
Times
Glen G. Eye
University of Wisconsin Department of Education
T.R. Holyoke
Frank Luebchow
Lillian Gempeler
Hannah Bindschaedler
Dr. Eye
Soviet Union
Eye
Staccatos
Fred Rosa
Fred Moritz
Mort Armstrong
Phyllis Mohns
Becky Trumpy
John Wegmueller
LouAnn Gerber
Moss Injured In Crash May Suffer Permanent Paralysis
London reported race ace Stirling Moss aged 32 is seriously injured after an auto crash. Doctors fear permanent paralysis in his left arm and leg and say brain damage may slow his recovery.
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London
Stirling Moss
Ond Moss
Registry Deadline For May 22 School Bond Vote
The May 22 school bond referendum requires non registered Monroe residents to qualify by tomorrow at 5 p.m. at City Hall to vote on the 975000 bond. Rural areas Richland Iliff Browntown will vote without extra registration. polling hours are 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the junior high school lobby.
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Monroe
City Hall
Richland
Iliff
Browntown
Board of Education
Two More Offers on Monroe Airport Project
The sheriff served jurisdictional purchase offers on remaining property owners for the Monroe municipal airport site. Fred and Freida Weiss and Ralph and Mary Etta Shaffer receive offers totaling $2,000. John Ruff earlier received $38,996 in January and may appeal. Weiss and Shaffer have 20 days to accept and 40 days to contest. final protest deadline remains two years after award.
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Monroe Municipal Airport
Sheriff's Office
Fred
Freida Weiss
Ralph
Mary Etta Shaffer
State Aeronautics Commission
Weiss
Shaffer
John Ruff
Rufi
Janesville
Pennsylvania Votes Merger of Major Rail Carriers
Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders today overwhelmingly approved the merger of the nation's largest carrier with the New York Central. The vote marks a historic consolidation in the railroad industry.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Fred Deppeler Sr. Stricken at Home in Monroe
Fred Deppeler Sr. 85, retired cheesemaker, died suddenly at 8 15 p m in his Monroe home after a recent fall. Born July 16 1876 in Tegerfelden Switzerland he later moved to the United States in 1906 and worked in Monticello and nearby dairy and cheese factories. He married Alice Ingold Feb 15 1909 in St John s church.
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Fred Deppeler Sr
23Rd Avenue
Mr. Deppeler
Monroe
Tegerfelden
Canton Aargau
Switzerland
John
Wilhelmina Meier Deppeler
America
Monticello
Limburger
Postville
Brodhead
Wittenwyler
Albert
Wyss
Chalet
Alice Ingold
St. John’s Church
P.A. Schuh
Marie Ingold
June Dairy Day Chairmen Named
Chairmen for June Dairy Day were named at an organizational meeting in the agricultural building. The event will be held Saturday June 30 in Brodhead with planning set for Tuesday May 15. Named committee heads include Rolland Keen Juda general C S Pierce Brodhead queen Paul Baumgartner Albany activities Mrs Sam Waelti Monroe and Mrs Marvin Freitag Monticello homemakers Robert F Marty Monroe industry George E Gramling Monroe Robert Keen Brodhead youth Clarence S Grundahl Monroe finance and Galli Monroe publicity.
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G. Fred Galli
Brodhead
Rolland Keen
Juda
C. S. Pierce
Queen
Paul Baumgartner
Albany
Sam Waelti
Monroe
Marvin Freitag
Monticello
Robert F. Marty
George E. Gramling
Robert Keen
Clarence S. Grundahl
Galli
Dances To Be Featured Norager Leads Monroe High Show
The Monroe high school chorus presents Adam Love's Eve in the junior high auditorium at 8 p.m. Tonight. Thomas Norager sings the male lead, with Gerry Kubly taking the role on opening night. Bruce Patterson, Mort Armstrong, and Norager provide musical support. cast includes Larry Holcomb Terry Kubly Ruth Chambers.
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Adam Love
Monroe High School
Racine Theater Guild
Racine Guid
Robert Heise
University of Wisconsin
Heise
Eau Claire High School
Eau Claire
Thomas Norager
Gerry Kubly
Nicolet High School
Milwaukee
Norager
Bruce Patterson
Mort Armstrong
Larry Holcomb
Terry Kubly
Ruth Chambers
Britain Backs Kennedy in Berlin Plan Rift
Britain supports U S President Kennedy in the Berlin access plan dispute with West Germany. London confirms full consultation and agreement with Washington amid Adenauer concerns over possible East German recognition. Grewe to return to Bonn for talks as Kennedy administration bypasses him.
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London
Britain
Kennedy
United States
West Germany
Berlin
U.S
David Bruce
Foreign Office
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
Wilhelm Grewe
Washington
Bonn
Adenauer
Grewe
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
East Germany
Slayer Helps Fail Jailbreak in Racine County Jail
An accused slayer Wilson Brook and companion Ernest Bach attempted a jail break on Monday night but were foiled on the ninth floor by Deputy Sheriff Ralph Mainland and Herman Price. Brook, 21, is charged with killing Burlington Police Sgt. Anthony Eilers. Bach, 39, faces an armed robbery count at a Racine shopping center. Both pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Racine
Racine County
Wilson Brook
Burlington
Ernest Bach
Ralph Mainland
Herman Price
Price
Mainland
Brook
Bach
Anthony Eilers
Emil Huttenlocher Dies at 61 in Elizabeth Ill
Emil Huttenlocher 61 died at 2 30 a m today in St. Clare hospital where he was admitted May 3 as a medical patient. Funeral arrangements are pending at Nadig funeral home Elizabeth.
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Emil Huttenlocher
Elizabeth
Ill
St. Clare Hospital
Nadig
Wind Storm Roars Across Northern Illinois
A fierce storm lashed Dixon Sterling Rock Falls with high winds rain and lightning. A mother and three children were rescued from debris after a trailer overturned near Dix. Trees toppled power lines and a radio tower fell while fires erupted at Bemis Motor and other sites.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Sterling
Dixon
Rock Falls
Nelson
Anna Muller
Susan
Linda
Laura
Dixon Hospital
Russell, Burdsall and Ward Co
WSDR
Newman High School
Bemis Motor Garage
Oregon
Fourth Victim Dies After Freeport Hotel Fire
The fourth victim, Henry Dillon 64, died at St Francis hospital after Sunday's Licondo hotel blaze in Freeport. Earlier fatalities were Charles E Doerr 79 who raised the alarm Fred Ulrich 63 and Martha Schroeter 76. Smoke inhalation caused the deaths and eight others were hospitalized including three firemen.
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Licondo Hotel
Freeport
Henry Dillon
St. Francis Hospital
Charles E. Doerr
Fred Ulrich
Martha Schroeter
Madison Wisconsin Cheddar Market Faces Light Demand
Madison Wisconsin markets report cheddar demand light to fair with fully ample supplies. Prices show 40 pound blocks at 34 to 36 percent, single daisies 35 to 42 percent, longhorns 36 to 37 percent, and midgets 37 to 38 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Second Hospital Tour At St Clare Highlights Equipment Display
The second of two tours at St Clare hospital during National Hospital Week will be held tomorrow at 1 p m. United Science with Patient Care frames the event with a display of isolette defibillator resuscitator and departmental demonstrations. Visitors can view central supply physical therapy chapel powerhouse laundry kitchen laboratory X ray medical records pharmacy and emergency department with staff on hand to explain functions. St Clare is a member of State and National Hospital Associations.
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St. Clare Hospital
National Hospital
United Science
Kennedy urges presidents to act on wage price stability
President Kennedy told Atlantic City delegates and observers at the UAW convention that the nation must maintain wage price stability and keep the government aware of the national interest. He urged non inflationary settlements tied to productivity gains and said the president should guide policy without wage price controls.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Kennedy
White House
Times
United Auto Workers
UAW
Washington
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Supervisors Meeting Postponed to May 15
The County Board of Supervisors meeting tonight is postponed as chairman C. S. Pierce of Brodhead cannot attend. The May monthly meeting will be held next at 8 p.m. as scheduled.
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County Board of Supervisors
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
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