St Clare Staff Spotlight Highlights National Hospital Week
The St. Clare hospital staff of 250 full and part timers from Monroe and surrounding areas assist in National Hospital Week observances funded by the American Hospital Association. Sister M. Agatha notes hospitals train health personnel and serve as community partners providing around the clock care and disaster readiness.
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Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
American Hospital Association
Florence Nightingale
M. Agatha
Agatha
Dooley Medal OKayed in Washington
A House committee authorized posthumous Dooley Medal for Dr. Thomas A. Dooley III, physician who sparked medical aid for Southeast Asia, who died of cancer on January 18.
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Dooley
Washington
Thomas A. Dooley Ili
Southeast Asia
Pheasant Egg Plan Cutback Marks New Cooperators Limit
The Green County Conservation League trims the pheasant egg and chick program after 141 orders for 13 000 eggs and chicks. Cooperators will receive day old chicks, with reduced quotas, plus a three week feed supply and hatch care instructions.
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Green County Conservation League
Ray L. Beckman
League
Meyer Memorial Services Tomorrow
Memorial services for Frederick J. Meyer 51 founder of Red Dot Foods Inc will be held tomorrow at 11 a m at Christ Presbyterian Church Madison Rev J W Wimberly will conduct the service Meyer took his own life yesterday at his Maple Bluff home leaving no note A brother in law said Meyer had been low after his Red Dot firm merged with H W Lay and Co Herman Lay A friend and longtime colleague the merger removed his sole ownership a prestige factor and ego problem he faced after achieving the merger he wanted
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Frederick J. Meyer
Red Dot Foods, Inc
Christ Presbyterian Church
Wisconsin Avenue
Madison
J. W. Wimberly
Meyer
Maple Bluff
Red Dot
H. W. Lay and Co
Chamblee
Mixed Missile Stocks Boost Space Age Shares
In New York late trading, aircraft missile and other space age equities rose amid a mixed market. Heavy volume reached about 5.8 million shares as space age defense issues posted gains up to two points, while other sections showed smaller shifts in either direction.
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New York
Legislators Hear Proposals On Wisconsin Sales Tax Plan
Madison legislators debated two three percent sales tax proposals aimed at broadening the tax base while increasing personal income tax exemptions to reduce local property taxes. Governor Nelson defended a one percent income tax rise tied to a new withholding system and redistribution plan to ease burdens for localities with high taxes.
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Nelson
Finance Committee
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Stanley Greene
Sturgeon Bay
Greene
Edward J. Ruetz
Kenosha National Bank
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Talks Begin May 20 Parish
The French government and Algeria nationalist leaders agreed to start peace negotiations on May 20. The talks aim to end decades of conflict and set a path toward autonomy.
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Algeria
Maytime Melodies At Junior High Concert
The combined high school and junior high choruses presented their spring concert directed by Thomas L. Norager. Ardell Kopp received a vocal scholarship to the University of Wisconsin Summer Music Clinic by the Lions Club. The program featured solos by Sharon Updike, Karen Meer, and Gerry Kubly, plus selections by the senior girls ensemble and a Roger and Hammerstein set. The finale included The Lord Bless You and Keep You as the high school chorus farewells.
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Thomas L. Norager
Norager
Ardell Kopp
University of Wisconsin
The
Lions Club
Wunderbar
Sharon Updike
Karen Meer
Cruisin
Gerry Kubly
Tom Marean
Island
Browntown Hearing Postponed As Quorum Lacks
Last night Browntown school hearing was postponed due to no quorum of the county school committee. Only Chairman John Coryell Merlyn Rufer and James Larkin attended while Rudolph Haskee aided in gathering members. The petition to merge Browntown with Monroe district faces a new 8 pm tonight deadline. Browntown electors had recently rejected joining the South Wayne Union High School District 66 to 52.
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Browntown
Monroe
John Coryell
Merlyn Rufer
James Larkin
Rudolph Haskee
Coryell
Monroe City
South Wayne Union Free
South Wayne High
Chairmen Named For Dairy Month
The Green County Agricultural Chest named community chair men for June Dairy Month and outlined dairy promotion plans. Appointed are William Hillestad New Glarus Henry Spring Monticello M J Ingwell Albany Vern Aberle Juda and John Marty. Other chairmen from Monroe Brodhead and Brooklyn to be announced.
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Green County Agricultural Chest
William Hillestad
New Glarus
Henry Spring
Monticello
M. J Ingwell
Albany
Vern Aberle Juda
John Marty
Monroe
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Avery Vose Re-elected President of Federated Dairy Co-op
The Pure Milk Association chief Avery A. Vose was re-elected Tuesday as president of the Federated Dairy Co-operative, a group of 23 dairy farmer co-ops shipping milk to the Chicago market. Richard N. Shade of Rockford was chosen vice president.
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Madison
Pure Milk Association
Avery A. Vose
Federated Dairy Co-operative
Chicago
Richard N. Shade
Mid-West Dairymen's Association
Rockford
Laos cease fire talks push with Geneva conference in sight
Officials of the control commission, led by Samar Sen, flew to the rebel held Plaines des Jarres to verify a trustworthy cease fire before the Geneva conference. Accompanied by Leon Mayrand and Albert Morski, they aim to assess progress amid delayed talks on a permanent armistice and coalition government.
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Vientiane
Laos
Control Commission
Plaines Des Jarres
Samar Sen
India
Sen
Xieng Khouang
Canada
Leon Mayrand
Poland
Albert Morski
United States
Britain
Truce Commission
Geneva
Commission
Hin Heup
Records Motion Tabled by Board
The County Board tabled a 30 day motion requiring all county employment terminations to surrender records to former departments. Debate focused on privilege communications and legal viability. The board approved paying 1776 to Wisconsin Power and Light for electrical work at county facilities. They also opposed state aid for traffic patrol and creating a recorder of land survey office.
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Paul Francois
Belleville
Joseph D. Viney
Welfare Committee
Rock County
Hertha Tarrasch
Tarrasch
Janesville
Green County Board
Green County
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Beig
Recorder of Land Survey
State Swiss Prices Dip on Lower Grades
Wisconsin Swiss cheese market shows unchanged top grades and a slight drop on lower grades with fair demand. Prices for Blacks State brand 43 to 46 cents, B 41 to 44, C 38 to 40, D 34 to 34 1/2 cents per pound. American cheese offers ample supply and cautious buying at 36 to 38 cents for cheddars and blocks.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Byington Named Monroe Chamber Modernization Chair
George R. Byington was appointed chairman of a Monroe Chamber modernization committee at a dinner. He urged a long range plan to modernize storefronts and city shopping, possibly Swiss style fronts to attract tourists. George Wells said the five month study will be reported at the October meeting. The group funded the project and discussed band concerts a museum and city entrances signage and better county relations. The chamber also approved sending 4 480 calendars to city and rural residents with June Daily Month activities.
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George R. Byington
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Marco’s
Byington
George Wells
Chamber
Historical Society
Monroe
Watershed Units Meet Tomorrow To Discuss Flood Control
Federal and state officials will tour the Little Sugar River Watershed today ahead of a 8:30 p.m. meeting in New Glarus. Delegations from Albany and Brodhead join Green County Conservation League to review Public Law 566 flood control plans and 15 proposed structures.
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Little Sugar River
New Glarus
Albany
Brodhead
Green County Conservation League
Ed Hill
The
Soil Conservation Service
I. C. Hembre
State Soil Conservation Committee
John O'Donnell
Wisconsin Conservation Department
James Schwoegler
SCS
Bypass Delay Ties Up Traffic With Pig Transport
A tractor trailer carrying 216 pigs overturned or derailed on a sharp curve in Fairmount Park Philadelphia on Tuesday. The crash blocked a parkway for about five hours, causing city traffic delays.
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Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
NATO Ministers Vow to Defend Berlin and Meet Global Challenge
In Oslo NATO foreign ministers pledged to preserve West Berlin’s freedom for 20 million residents and to meet Soviet pressure worldwide. They backed strong collective resources, rejected peaceful coexistence, and announced five Polaris submarines would join 1963 operations to deter any Soviet attack.
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Oslo
Norway
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Berlin
NATO
Atlantic
Khrushchev
Laos
Congo
Cuba
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
East Germany
Berlin
Rusk
Western Europe
America
Mediterranean
U.S
Alliance
Dr. Bear To Attend Chicago Medical Meetings
Monroe native Dr. Nathan E. Bear will be in Chicago Sunday for a board of governors meeting of the American Fracture Association where he is a charter member. He returns Thursday May 18 for sessions of the International College of Surgeons and its convocation at the Civic Opera House. He has served as a regent for the past year and joined the International College in 1948.
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Nathan E. Bear
Chicago
Board of Governors
American Fracture Association
International College of Surgeons
Bear
Board of Regents
International College
Chicago Civic Opera House
Monroe
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Nancy Putnam
Edwin Birschbach
Rosalie Williams
Ella Kundert
Marie Bruggman
Genevieve Taylor
Times
St. Clare
National Hospital Week
Beckman
Paynette
League Pens
William Osborne
George Ressler
New
Glarus
Yoag
Joint Finance Committee
Philip G. Kuehn
Monroe Jaycees
Marco's
Robert G. Zach
Raymond
Pat) Kubly Jr
Avery Vose
Co-op Federation
Chamber Modernization
Reds
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