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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

5

NFO Urges Supporting Dairy Farms in Green County

The county National Farmers Organization argues dairy farms fuel Green County’s economy, noting 58,000 milking cows, 500 million pounds of milk yearly, and a $15 million annual income. It contends a $2.50 price lift would boost county buying power by about 1242 million dollars, potentially matching gains from new manufacturing employing 2,500 at $5,000 average wages.

Green County County National Farmers Organization Monroe Wisconsin Duane Agricultural Service St. Louis

East German Journalists Arrested by West German Authorities

In Frankfurt West Germany police detained 11 East German journalists amid a crackdown, including four reporters based in West Berlin, as the government acts against media ties crossing the border.

RED Frankfurt Germany West Berlin

Warren man Charles F McGlynn dead at 86

Charles F. McGlynn of Warren died at home at age 86. He was born in Gratiot and married Elizabeth Leahy in 1900. Survived by wife, a son Francis of Byron Illinois, a daughter Hazel McGown of Belmont Wisconsin, six grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Saturday at St Ann’s Catholic Church Warren. Rosaries tonight and tomorrow at Bartell funeral home.

Warren Charles F. McGlynn Gratiot McGivin Hazel) McGown Belmont Wis St. Ann’s Catholic Garren William Ragnier St. Joseph’s Cemetery Bartell Funeral Home

Iowa Governor Signs Liquor by Drink Bill

Gov Harold Hughes signs a bill legalizing liquor by the drink in Iowa for the first time in 47 years. The measure takes effect July 4. He also signs a bill ending required permit books for bottle purchases from state stores, which cost $1 annually.

Des Moines Iowa Harold Hughes

Gas After Storm Nicknamed Ozone Freshens Air

The distinctive scent after a thunderstorm comes from ozone. This gas forms when sunlight breaks apart oxygen molecules and recombines, creating the sharp, fresh odor often noticed outdoors.

S C Christman dies former Brodhead resident

S C Christman 71 a former Brodhead resident died in a Janesville nursing home after a long illness He was a retired Milwaukee Road employee Born Feb 23 1892 in Brodhead he was the son of Henry and Edith Cox Christman He married Maine Dowd in Brodhead she died six years ago He leaves two sisters Mrs Burt Bouton Brodhead and Mrs Pearl Keenan Bloomington Calif Services set for 9 am tomorrow at St William Catholic Church Friends may call at Wolfgram funeral home after 8 tonight.

Brodhead Searles Christman Janesville Milwaukee Road Mr. Christman Henry Edith Cox Christman Maine Dowd Burt Bouton Pearl Keenan Bloomington Calif St. William’s Catholic Church Wolfgram Funeral Home

Mt. Horeb Women Injured in Accident

Miss Mamie A. Saunders, 75, and Miss Hazel Saunders, both of Madison, were treated for cuts and bruises after a two car collision on Highway 18 about four miles from Mt. Horeb. The wreck occurred at 3 51.

MT. Horeb Mamie A. Saunders Hazel Saunders Madison Highway 18

Car Collision In Dodgeville Involves School Bus Stop

A car driven by Miss Mamie Saunders reportedly struck a vehicle stopped for a school bus. The operator of the stopped car, Elmer E. Richards, 66, of Dodgeville, appeared not to be injured, authorities said.

Mamie Saunders Elmer E. Richards Dodgeville Wes

Grocery stores shrink after decade, sales rise

The number of U.S. grocery stores fell by more than a quarter over the ten years before 1948, while sales increased by about three fourths.

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