Board Swap Transfers 90 Acres From Argyle to Monroe
Argyle and Monroe school boards voted unanimously to shift 90 acres of Allen Isely’s Jordan Township farmland from Argyle to Monroe. The move, designed to align boundaries for better state aid and future enrollment, involved no pupils. Several board members announced not seeking re election, while contracts were approved for cafeteria staff and six new teachers.
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Argyle
Monroe
Allen Isely
Jordan Township
Isely
D. J. Huenink
Huenink
Rodney 0. Kittelsen
Paul Thompson
Argyle Board
Thompson
John G. Foesch
R. Casper Berger
Carrol F. Holmes
Eugene Moen
Monroe Board
Arthur Wagner Jr
John F. Caradine
Wagner
Marie Schwerin
Emma Berndt
Fred Wittner
Mer
Somerset
Mildred Kleckler
William Baird
Palmyra
Barbara Wood
Madison
Donald Greenwood
Muscoda
Mass judging day for 4H and FFA at Green County Fair
About 200 4H and FFA members expected at the Green County Fairgrounds at 9 a.m. for a countywide contest spanning dairy cattle livestock and vehicle judging. Winners receive premiums. home economics school runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the county agricultural building with multiple classes and demonstrations.
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FFA
Cold Springs
Carl Wyss
Donald Deiringer
Kenneth Hartwig
William Leopold
Howard Keehn
Herbert Haffman
George Hartman
Myron E. Jeglum
Robert Keen
Gene Taylor
James Crowley
University of Wisconsin
Fairgrounds
Darold Drew
Rock County
Harry Williams
William Zuhike
Kenneth C. Allen
Allen
Calvin Kraemer
Airgrounds
Earl Feldt
Kraemer
Fathers of 4H
FFA Mem
Bers
Virginia Kochis
Monroe
Monroe Police Help With Cattle Roundup
Monroe police assisted in a cattle roundup after livestock escaped from a live stock truck when its end gate fell. Cattle wandered onto streets near 11th Street and 20th Avenue, causing traffic congestion before being corralled at Glenn's D X station and returned to Mohns Trucking Co.
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Monroe
1Th Street
20Th Avenue
Glenn
9Th Street
Fairgrounds
Mohns Trucking Co
Brodhead Plans Vacating of Alley For New Building
City Council in special session gave first reading to an ordinance to vacate alleys to clear space for a new APCO Manufacturing Co. building. Mayor Stuessy set a July 6 public hearing on closing 17th street segments. Plans foresee a metal structure housing APCO and up to 200 workers.
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Brodhead
Apco Manufacturing Co
Herbert Stuessy
17Th Street
7Th
8Th
Sth
Brodhead Progress Inc
APCO
West Exchange Square
John Callahan
Monroe
Callahan
Joseph Stencel
G. M. Miller
Stuessy
John Wish
Delbert Heins
Kenneth H. Meyer
Green County
4Th Street
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Baileys Harbor
North Side Park
South Side Park
Alvin Accola
Custo
Bolden Claims Secret Service Framing Over Drinking Charges
Abraham Bolden first Black White House Secret Service agent says agents drank heavily during duty in Washington and Hyannis Port and that authorities framed him for planning to reveal lax security. He was suspended after being charged with attempting to sell a top secret file. federal attorney dismisses his accusations. Bolden says he intended to tell the Warren Commission what he knew about Dallas.
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Chicago
Secret Service
John F. Kennedy
Abraham Bolden
White House
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Bolden
Warren Commission
Dallas
James J. Rowley
Adlai Addresses U.N. on Southeast Asia Crisis
United States Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson pledged continued support for Southeast Asia against Communist aggression as long as regional peoples fight to preserve independence. He urged Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia neighbors to withdraw foreign troops and end subversion, warning the USSR against militant claims. The speech framed U.S. aid as a defense of free nations amid rising tensions in Indochina.
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United Nation
N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Southeast Asia
U. S
Communist Party
Viet Nam
Indochina
Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Asia
Johnson
Viet- Nam
U.S
Laos
Geneva
Viet-Nam
Cambodia
Soviet Union
Indochinese
A. R. Steele 78 Dies After Long Life of Work and Photography
A. Robert Steele 78, long time office equipment salesman and avid photographer, died at 11 30 AM in St. Clare hospital after a heart ailment. Born in Stevens Point, he lived in Beloit and Monroe, married Harriet Odell in 1907, and was active in Knights of Pythias. He was known as the city’s photo historian with a lifelong safety campaign and a storied family history. The Stennessy funeral home handles arrangements. Also, Paramount sues Bette Davis for seven thousand dollars over an added scene in Where Love Has Gone.
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A. Robert Steele
St. Clare Hospital
Steele
California
Stevens Point
William and
Ida Graves Steele
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Monroe Evening Times
Beloit
Harriett
Hattie) Odell
Monroe
Monroe Newspapers
Knights Bias
Lodge
Carl Lovelace
Will A
Oakland
Calif
Portland
Ore
Stnessy Funeral Home
Melchior to marry Mary Markham in Santa Monica
Lauritz Melchior, 74, famed opera star, and Mary Markham, 40, filed a marriage license in Santa Monica on Wednesday, announcing plans to wed on Saturday before Melchior heads to the North Pole for a polar bear hunt.
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Melchior
Santa Monica
Calif
Lauritz Melchior
North Pole
Mary Markham
Reds Offer Laos Prince Peace Terms
The Pathet Lao send a message to Premier Souvanna Phouma proposing peace if leaders of the April 19 coup are punished and Pathet Lao influence restored in Vientiane. Souphanouvong pledges support for a peaceful settlement if terms are accepted, marking the first Communist proposal to end the fighting amid Souvanna’s desperate position.
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Tokyo
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Souphanouvong
Red Pathet Lao
Pathet
Vientiane
Neo Lao Haksat
Pathet Lao Party
Souvanna
Sheriff Returns Home From St. Clare Hospital
Sheriff W. Devntise was released today from St. Clare Hospital where he had been treated since May 7 after a head injury from a fall in the county jail. He suffered a brain concussion and a ruptured artery when struck by prisoner August Broge, 34, who received six months in Rock County jail for battery.
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Doc) Devntise
St. Clare Hospital
August Broge
Cout
Broge
Rock County
Keynoter To Receive County Swiss Cheese
Gov. John A. Love of Colorado will receive a gift of Swiss cheese from Green County Republicans at the Republican state convention in Milwaukee. He will deliver the keynote address at 2 p.m. Three pages David Deininger Dan Landis and Madalyn Meythaler will present the gift.
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John A. Love
Colorado
Wilwaukee
Green County
Love
David Deininger
Dan Landis
Madalyn Meythaler
Wisconsin GOP convenes with Goldwater endorsement push
Milwaukee Republicans begin their election year convention aiming to record support for Goldwater with a delegation urging a second ballot vote. Wayne Hood denies organizing the move though he previously pitched it. Five rival candidates seek the gubernatorial nomination, while incumbents seek re election for lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and treasurer.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
9Th
Waukesha County
Wayne Hood
la Crosse
Hood
Resolutions Committee
Byrnes
Wilbur Renk
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
GOP
Jack Olson
Robert Zimmerman
George Thompsson
Dena Smith
Freight derailment kills one in Landover Maryland
At least one crewman died and four were injured when 17 cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train carrying inflammatory liquid nitrogen derailed and caught fire in Landover Maryland early today.
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Jordan Land
Zilmer- Riley American Legion Auxiliary
Virginia Bacon
Lester L. Bacon
Colleen Niffenegger
E. L. Niffenegger Jr
Times
A. R. Steele
Adlai
U.N. Council of New Crisis
Reds
Indonesia
Alr. Steele
Studio
Bette Hollywood
Paramount Pictures Corp
Bette Davis
Debra Prien
Laurie Beem
Prien
Monroe High School
Norman Clayton
Clayton
Orchard Ridge
Phillip Falk
WHA
Sheriff
Barry
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