Weather Summary for Wisconsin May 11 1963
The Daily Record reports mostly cloudy and not very cool conditions for Wisconsin with scattered thunderstorms possible west tonight. Sunday brings clouds and showers with cooler readings. Tonight's lows mainly in the 40s. today’s high reached 50 and the low 34. Record warm and cold spots cited are Presidio Texas 105 and Hibbing Minnesota 23. Sunrise at 5:44, sunset 8:10.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A. Presidio
Tex
Hibbing
Minn
Albany Couple Welcomes Son on May 11
Mr and Mrs Alva W Pahne of 1822 9th Street announce the birth of a son born May 11 in Albany. The couple requests friends to share in their joy.
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Alva W. Pahnke
9Th Street
Son
Tainwanld Duantan
Amu Aioe Sivan
Albany
St Clare Hospital Names Patients and Dismissals
St Clare Hospital lists medical patients Mrs Elvin Busjahn Lena Jon Keepen Mrs Russell Downing James Ring Mrs Esther Viney Robert Maum Mrs Leo P Strangeway Mrs Harold Maurer Mrs Joseph H Carter and Mrs Lavern Flannery Surgical patients Mrs Barbara Steininger Mrs Dennis Funseth and Joseph McGuire Dismissals Burnell Gilberts on Craig R Nagell Robert Maum Gottfried Burki James Sanchez Steven Isely Thomas Pandow William Digman Mrs Ambrose Olsen Mrs Henry Weiss Mrs Clarence Brunkow Mrs Clarence Holland Mrs Lowell Mays and daughter Mrs Thomas Olson
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Elvin Busjahn
Brodhead
Jon Keepen
Lena
Russell Downing
Rockford
James Ring
Beloit
Esther Viney
Janesville
Robert Maum
Orfordville
Leo P. Strangeway
Harold Maurer
Horeb
Joseph H. Carter
Lavern Flannery
South Wayne
Barbara Steininger
Dennis Funseth
New Glarus
Joseph McGuire
Route 3
Burnell Gilbertson
Craig R. Nagell
Gottfried Burki
James Sanchez
Steven Isely
Thomas Eugene Pandow
William Frank Digman
Ambrose Olsen
Henry Weiss
Clarence O. Brunkow
Clarence F. Holland
Lowell Mays
Thoma Olson
Camp Wawbeek Opens for 26th Season June 16
Kenneth L. Svee of the Wisconsin Easter Seal Society announced Camp Wawbeek in the Wisconsin Dells area will open on June 16 for its 26th season. The state’s only resident camp for orthopedically handicapped children will start with an 8 to 14 year old group. The camp, from 88 campers in its first year to 601 last year, serves youths with muscular dystrophy MS cerebral palsy polio arthritis spina bifida injuries congenital deformities and amputations. Donations from the Easter Seal annual fund aid operations and expansion statewide and county affiliates.
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Kenneth L. Svee
Wisconsin Easter Seal Society
Wisconsin Dells
Wanbeek
Camn Wawheek
Goodwill Truck To Collect House Items In Monroe
Mrs. Dorothy Volmary announces the Goodwill truck will visit Monroe next Friday to collect household items for rehabilitation programs aiding handicapped people.
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Dorothy Volmary
Goodwill
Monroe
Rainbow Girls Advisory Board Meeting Set for Monday
The advisory board of the Order of Rainbow Girls will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Eastern Star meeting room.
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Rainbow
Order of Rainbow Girls
Aso
Library Hours Listed in New Glarus
Summer hours for the public library are announced with Wednesday sessions from 3 to 4 30 p m Friday evenings 7 30 to 8 30 p m and Saturday 2 to 4 p m in New Glarus.
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Glarus
Local social notes and upcoming events in Monroe area
Mrs. George Grenzow and son Rolland from Monticello called this morning. St Omar Chapter 90 OES meets Monday May 13 at 8 am. Memorial ceremony at Masonic Tems. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Stauffer attended Michael Hyland’s wedding in Chicago. New shipment rosaries and other religious gifts for Mother's Day. Mrs. Harry McGuire Jr. and local residents pictured. Edward Roth and Horeb visit Fred Roth’s mother and Harry Monteith. Russell Erb and family visiting Walter Yaeger family in New Glarus. Car wash at East school Saturday May 11 8 am to 3 pm by the M Book. $1 per car. Miss JoAnn Montgomery visiting Browntown parents. student at University of Wisconsin. Paul Grossenbacher and family spending weekend in Alexandria VA. Lt. John Grossenbacher with them after Dayton trip.
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George Grenzow
Rolland
Monticello
Monroe
St. Omar
Masonic
Tems. PLC
George D. Stauffacher
Michael Hyland
Chicago
Harry McGuire Jr
St. Victor’s Church
Edward Roth
Horeb
Fred Roth
Harry Monteith
Russell Erb
Rory
April
Colorado Springs
Colo
Walter Yaeger
New Glarus
East School
JoAnn Montgomery
Ray Montgomery _ Browntown
University of Wisconsin
Paul Grossenbacher
Alexandria
John Grossenbacher
Dayton
P. A. McIntosh
Hope Books Russia Debt Memoir I Owe Russia $1200
Hollywood humorist Leslie Townes Hope releases a new memoir I Owe Russia $1,200 recounting his wartime and Soviet Union experiences. The book features his personal style and anecdotes about Aleksander Davydov and cultural exchange bills. Hope jokes about owing Russia money after a film clip fiasco and tax jokes.
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Hollywood
Leslie Townes
Bob) Hope
Russia
Mr. Hope
Hope
Soviet Union
Aleksander Davydov
Tovarich
Albany Society Notes Turned Homeward From Far Cities
Mrs William Steindorf reports Albany visitors including Mr and Mrs Lewis Graves returning from California with their son Joe in Brawley and daughter Mrs Paul Waterhouse in Pasadena Miss Tesla Griffen came back from six months in Clearwater Florida Mrs Tilman Nipple drove home for Miss Griffen Mrs Mary Rogers and two daughters Warrenville Illinois visited sisters Mrs Carlson Mr Trow and Elmer Runans Mrs Minnie Anderson and son Vance Brodhead and daughter Mrs Henry Disch Evansville attended in Beloit to see Mrs Clara Kayser hospitalized from a fractured hip Kayser is a native of this area
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Lewis Graves
California
Joe
Brawley
Paul Waterhouse
Pasadena
Tesla Griffen
Clearwater
Fla
Tilman Nipple
Miss Griffen
Mary Rogers
Warrenville
Ill
Mmes
Carl Carlson
Will Trow
Elmer Runans
Minnie Anderson
Vance
Brodhead
Henry Disch
Evansville
Beloit
Clara Kayser
Kayser
Anderson
Funeral Sunday for Mrs Marie Klassy Belleville
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Klassy 72 Belleville will be held at 1 30 p m Sunday at the First United Church of Christ Belleville Friends may call at Becker Funeral Home Belleville She was born Marie Imbaumegarten in Switzerland and came to the United States in 1914 She married Henry Klassy in 1915 Surviving are two daughters Anna and Mrs Harold Bergen a son Henry seven grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Belleville
St. Clare Hospital
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Becker
Klassy
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Switzerland
Henry Klassy
Anna
Harold Bergen
Brooklyn
Henry
Legislature In Brief Madison Debate Over Tax Bill Ends With Veto Threat
In Madison the Republican sales tax bill won final legislative approval only to face Gov. Reynolds' promised veto, signaling a clash over budget aims and tax policy. Senate approved reapportionment of the state's congressional districts and a high priority spending committee, while the Assembly halted several Democratic and consumer-friendly measures including a $50,000 local government study and oleomargarine tax repeal.
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Madison
Reynolds
Senate
Green County
Lester Johnson
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Assembly
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Platteville Guardsman Wins Trip to Hawaii
SP4 Richard E. Dressler of Platteville and Pvt. James L. Williams of Ft. Atkinson are among 33 Wisconsin guardsmen awarded a free Hawaii trip under Operation Pineapple. The 128th Infantry and 128th Air Refueling Group units will provide transport on KC-97 aircraft for a training mission, with a stop at Travis AFB. They depart Wisconsin after a weekend in Hawaii and return May 21, including a bus tour of Ohau and a dance at Waikiki.
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Travis Afb
California
Hawaii
Wisconsin
Ohau
Fort Nderussv
Waikiki
Pink House antiques draws crowds near Wisconsin border
The article profiles Linda and Emil Hyrup at their shop near the Wisconsin Upper Michigan border known as The Pink House by the Golf Course. Linda grew up collecting, and Emil aids in buying in Denmark. Other exhibitors include Lucille Clasen Edmonds Antiques Wisconsin Dells and Ellen Hannisch Milwaukee with decades in the trade.
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Wisconsin
Land O’lakes
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
U.S. 45
Wagon Wheel, Rockton
Linda Hyrup
Emil
Denmark
Linda
Gerd Uesterer
Milwaukee
Sunbeam
America
Oherus
Hyrup
Copenhagen
Hyrups
Tyrup
Monroe Show
Lucille Clasen
Edmond’s Antiques
Wisconsin Dells
Monroe
Portage
Ellen Hannisch
Allen
Wales
England
Swedes Move to Right Hand Driving in 1967
Parliament approves a proposal to switch Sweden from left to right side driving in 1967, affecting all road traffic nationwide.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Mosquitoes Fail to Distinguish Dummies From Breathing Man
In a study 300 mosquitoes could not tell the difference between three dummies and a man whose breath was vented outside the room by a hose, showing mosquitoes respond to carbon dioxide cues rather than other cues.
Calf Vaccination Records Guide 4H Members
Dr A A Erdmann of the Agriculture Department notes that 4H calf vaccination records should include the member’s father’s name on the report. Herd file jackets exist in the division office and missing jackets prompt staff to request further information from the herd owner.
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A. A. Erdmann
Department of Agriculture
WHA TV Plans Power Boost on May 24
WHA TV will increase power to Channel 21 at 6 30 p m on Friday May 24 affecting Monroe Darlington Mineral Point and other communities as the Madison station joins a tower cluster at high elevation. Daytime hours emphasize classroom programs for children while evening features target youths after dinner.
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Monroe
Darlington
Mineral Point
Channel 21
Wha-Tv
Madison
Madison TV
Child killed when neighbor's car hits him in driveway
Two year old Roland Masilian, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Masilian, was killed Friday when a neighbor's car ran over him in a Racine driveway. Neighbor Janelle Gerardo, 27, told police she did not see the boy.
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Racine
Roland Masilian
Theodore Masilian
Janelle Gerardo
Farmer kills infants then commits suicide in Ontario home
A farmer in Port Arthur Ontario locked his wife out of the house on Friday then set a bedroom fire where two infant children were asleep and killed himself with a rifle according to police.
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Port Arthur
Workforce Reply Totals Across Illinois Communities
The report lists citizen responses from gyle to Winslow with counts of job seekers. Illinois communities Oneco Durand Orangeville Freeport and Winslow contributed replies. The data, combined with input from the Monroe Industrial Development Corp and Wisconsin Power and Light Co, supports a plan to offer industry an adequate workforce.
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Monroe Industrial Development Corp
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Chamber of Commerce
New Glarus Class Officers Elected for 1963-64
New Glarus high school students elected class officers for 1963-64. Seniors choose Susan Wills as president and Duane Duerst as vice president with Aleta Escchelkraut secretary Roxann Kubly treasurer and several student council representatives. Juniors elected Steve Elmer president Gregory Wenger vice president Mary Kay Kellesvig and Sonja Beutler Ruth Ann Voegels as council reps. Sophomores named Nedra Klassy president John Ott vice president Mary Wacholz secretary JoAnn Kebhrk treasurer Cary oe and Kathy Klassy. Freshmen chose Kris Kubly president Dale Hustad vice president Paulette Disch secretary Mary Hartman treasurer Ruth Disch Philip Duerst Rhonda Schneider.
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NEW Glarus
Times Special
Susan Wills
Duane Duerst
Aleta Escchelkraut
Roxann Kubly
Kathie Erickson
Dwight Spring
Sharon Bonkoski
Steve Elmer
Gregory Wenger
Mary Kay Kellesvig
Ees
Ae Mn — Teane
Peweeys
Vw New 2
Sonja Beutler
Ruth Ann Voegels
Nedra Klassy
John Ott
Mary Wacholz
JoAnn Kebhrk
Cary Oe
Kathy Klassy
Counci
Kris Kubly
Dale Hustad
Paulette Disch
Mary Hartman
Ruth Disch
Philip Duerst
Rhonda Schneider
Lost AA campathina report confuses readers in ink
A fragmented newspaper line awkwardly refers to an ice related incident and a lost AA item, leaving readers with unclear details. The item or event and involved parties are not clearly identified in the legible text.
Police say dogs stopped riots in Birmingham unrest
Sheriff Melvin Bailey and Chief Jamie Moore described using trained police dogs when crowds of 100 to 125 demonstrators overwhelmed officers. They said dogs restrained large knots of people in close proximity, noting one dog was stabbed and that desegregation plans spurred precautionary policing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Melvin Bailey
Jamie Moore
Bailey
United States
Baily
Moore
Biree
Burial Rites Conducted for Nellie C Christiansen
Burial services for Nellie C Christiansen 66 Beloit were held at East Luther Valley cemetery Orfordville after rites at 1 30 pm in Holzhu ter funeral home Stoughton. She was the former Nellie Mickelson married August Christiansen May 28 1951. He died December 1959.
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Nellie C. Christiansen
Beloit
East Luther Valley
Orfordville
Holzhuter
Stoughton
Mrs Olaf Sage Remembrance Notes In Stoughton
In Stoughton Mrs Olaf Sage and three grandchildren are listed in a brief remembrance note. The item reflects family acknowledgment and community notice of the family in local records.
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Olaf Sage, Stoughton
Universal Foods acquires Stella Cheese Co of Chicago
Universal Foods Corp of Milwaukee has acquired Stella Cheese Co, a major producer of Italian type cheese in the nation. The purchase is described as part of Universal's long range plan to expand and diversify its production of yeast and other food items.
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Stella Cheese Co
Chicago
Universal Foods Corp
Milwaukee
Stella
Universal
Social Security Card Use and Replacement Steps
The guidance instructs workers to show the Social Security card to employers with exact name and number, ensure accurate tax deduction, and to visit a Social Security office to replace a lost card after marriage, obtaining a new card showing the old number and new name for proper credit.
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Ivo
New York City Boosts Sales Tax To Four Percent
Mayor Robert F. Wagner signed a law raising New York City's sales tax from 3 to 4 percent amid controversy. The measure targets city revenues and reflects ongoing fiscal debates in the era.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
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