Budget Hearings Set For County City In Monroe Tomorrow
Public hearings on the county budget of 1 129 403 and the city budget of 549 845 98 will be held in Monroe with the county board meeting at 2 p m in the circuit courtroom and the city hall hearing at 7 30 p m. The county board plans to adjourn by week end, while the city council will vote after the hearing. The county tax load share for Monroe falls to 28 672 percent from 29 081 last year, continuing a three decade trend of rising local responsibility. New Glarus leads village shares at 5 165 percent. Albany, Brooklyn, Browntown, Monticello, and Belleville follow with smaller shares. Clarno Township bears the heaviest township load at 5 423 percent, with Jefferson and Spring Grove townships also carrying multi million dollar evaluations.
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Monroe
Highway Department
Walter Bober
Finance and
Brodhead
New Glarus
Albany
Brooklyn
Browntown
Monticello
Belleville
Missing Plebe Returns to West Point Under Investigation
United States Military Academy plebe Paul M. Weaver II was confined to his quarters as officials investigate his sudden departure from West Point on Aug. 30. He appeared in Portsmouth, Ohio, hitchhiking home after a nationwide search. His father said the youth was bewildered and unaware of the search.
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West Point
N.Y
United States Military Academy
Paul M. Weaver II
Weaver
Portsmouth
Ohio
South
FBI
Paul M. Weaver
United Fund Reaches 73.2 Percent of Goal
L. J. Schroeder, campaign chairman, urged business solicitors to return collections to chairmen or banks. Total reported is 15,613.02 dollars, 73.2 percent of the 21,326 dollar quota.
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L. J. Schroeder
United Fund Campaign
Schroeder
Monroe native Zilmer leads government data publication
Bertram G. Zilmer, Monroe High School Class of 1916 valedictorian, is now managing editor of the Bureau of National Affairs daily report for executives in Washington. Born August 26, 1898, he rose through Wisconsin and New York journalism to oversee executive reports, reflecting the era’s complex federal governance and its economic impact.
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Monroe
Bertram G. Zilmer
Bert Zilmer
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Evening Times
Execu
Bureau of National Affairs
Wash
Zilmer
Times
BNA
Albert W. Zilmer
Martha Schneider Zilmer
Gertrude
Clarence Day
Roy
Freeport
University of Wisconsin
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Delta Chi
Daily Cardinal
Will Young
Janesville Gazette
Lake Geneva News
William Howard Taft
Taft
Milwaukee Journal
David Lawrence
U.S. News and World Reports
Zine
CPA
Harry Houdini
Harry Weiss
Appleton
New York Sun
Democrats See Victory Push In Texas And New York
Democrats claim an edge in New York City and New Jersey races while Texas produced a liberal upset as Henry Gonzalez won a special congressional race in San Antonio. Governor Hughes faced tough odds in New Jersey, with Kennedy Eisenhower and Truman signaling broad political reach in the contested states.
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Jack Bell
New York
New York City
New Jersey
Texas
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry B. Gonzalez
John Goode Jr
San Antonio
Gonzalez
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Richard J. Hughes
James P. Mitchell
Hughes
Kennedy
Truman
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Congress
Lefkowitz
Rockefeller
Trusman
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Mitchell
Habor
Sam Zagorita
Watersheds Seek Aid At Public Law 566 Session
County officials James Schwoegler and Myron E. Jeglum attended a special Eau Claire meeting to review Public Law 566. The law funds flood control and wildlife development with local cost shares for easements and maintenance, and states may cover up to half of local costs.
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James Schwoegler
Myron E. Jeglum
Eau Claire
Nelson open to revisions but resists tax boost
Madison Governor Nelson said he may consider revisions to his tax compromise plan but will not allow changes that raise sales tax revenue beyond the $50 million annual estimate. He noted cosmetic tax removal could be possible if other revenue sources are proposed and expressed a good chance of agreement while avoiding expansion of the levy. Reynolds hinted at a 1962 run but Nelson avoided details until legislative adjournment.
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Madison
Nelson
John Reynolds
U.S
Reynolds
Wausau
Senate
Nine More Die In State Traffic
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin logged eight highway deaths over the weekend and Milwaukee area residents died in multiple crashes. The year total reached 749, matching the previous year. Victims include John R. Thody 26 New Richmond. Fred Schramm 78 Brown Deer a bicycle rider struck on North Green Bay Road. Clifford J. Cardish 22 Kenshe na struck while walking on Highway 47. Gary Haakenson 10 months Columbus died after crash on Highway 73. Felix Wolski 46 Waterford after car left Highway F and hit a pole and tree. Mr. and Mrs. John Mears 22 and 21 Reedsburg in crash near Wiscon sin Dells. Mrs. John Johnson 61 Nawa in collision on Highway 110. Ivan J. McLaughlin 75 Janesville in head-on on Highway 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Area
John R. Thody
New Richmond
St. Croix
Fred Schramm
Milwaukee
North Green Bay
Schramm
Clifford J. Cardish
Keshena
Gary Haakenson
Stanley Haakenson
Columbus
Madison
Albion
Dane County
Felix Wolski
Waterford
Waukesha
Big Bend
Reedsburg
John Mears
Sauk
New I-90
Wisconsin Dells
Mears
John Johnson
Nawa
Highway 110
Marion
Janesville
Ivan J. McLaughlin
Highway 51
Stocks Edge Higher During Heavy Trading
Heavy trading and higher prices prevailed in the stock market this afternoon. Gains of fractions to a point among key stocks outnumbered losers in the same range, continuing late last week’s resurgence of activity.
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New York
Milwaukee Woman Killed In Car Plunge
A 29 year old Milwaukee woman Yvonne Ruemler died from head injuries after a plunge from an automobile driven by her fiancé Harry Davis 32 of Milwaukee on Sunday night at County General hospital police said she either jumped or fell from the car.
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Milwaukee
Yvonne Ruemler
County General Hospital
Harry Davis
Wives of Guardsmen Welcome Daughters at St. Clare
Two wives of Co. B guardsmen stationed at Ft. Lewis welcomed daughters last week in St. Clare hospital. Laurie Louise Coplien, born Friday at 10 10 weighing seven pounds six ounces, and Denise Lyn Drye, born Saturday at 3 19 weighing seven pounds six ounces. Names, dates, and family lineages detailed. first child for Coplien, third for Drye.
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St. Clare Hospital
Donald C. Drye
Rolland D. Coplien
Denise Lyn Drye
Laurie Louise Coplien
Times
Co. B
Ft. Lewis
Wash
SP4
Route 1
Juda
Laurie Louise
Donald Drye
19Th Avenue
Denise
Illinois Couple Hartin Mishap
Mr and Mrs William Peter of Savanna Illinois were injured in a traffic crash on Highway 59 near Maple Leaf cheese factory three miles southwest of Albany at 254 yesterday afternoon Both were treated and released from St Clare hospital Mr Peterson 64 sustained a fracture to the right upper arm and a bruise over the left eye His wife cracked ribs He said a car stopped abruptly causing him to brake and pull left to avoid it His car struck a parked vehicle owned by Fred Ochsner the cheesemaker shoving the Ochsner car into a tree The Peterson car skidded into a ditch across the highway deputies said
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William Peterson
Savanna
Maple Leaf Cheese Factory
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Peterson
Sheriff's Deputies
Fred Ochsner
Ochsner
Exchanges To Close For New York Voting
New York and American Stock Exchanges will be closed Tuesday for election day. The Chicago Board of Trade and livestock market will remain open.
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New York
American Stock Exchanges
Chicago Board of Trade and Livestock Market
Reynolds Stirs Ballot Guessing for 1963 Senate Run
Wisconsin Attorney General John W. Reynolds hints at a U.S. Senate bid next year if Governor Nelson seeks the seat, while Reynolds would run for governor if Nelson enters. Reynolds plans a final decision after gauging party support and voter backing, and would not seek re election as attorney general. Nelson says Reynolds would be a fine candidate for any office and could run if the governor does not. Nelson ties his own possible Senate bid to tax revision success in the current session.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Reynolds
Nelson
Alexander Wiley
Senate
Ike Reynolds
Agai
New York Milk Tieup Persists After 13-Day Strike
Negotiators resumed talks before noon as New York endures a 13 day milk strike by Teamsters. The union seeks a seven dollar weekly across the board raise while management offers a nine dollar and ten cent package over two years. Milk shipments to general dealers in five states continue under Health Department clearance amid union threats to expand the strike upstate.
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New York
Teamsters
State Teamsers
Examiners Reelect Officers of Optometry Board
The State Board of Examiners in Optometry announced the re election of officers including Phillip Jacobson of Milwaukee as president Donald Iverson of Hudson as vice president and Newton E W Lenz of Waupun as secretary in Madison.
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Madison
Boarc
Phillip Jacobson
Milwaukee
Donald Iverson
Hudson
Newton E. W. Lenz
Waupun
Body of Hunter Found at Verona
Verona Wisconsin reports the body of James Stormer 41 Verona found in a shallow pond after a duck hunting accident. Stormer drowned when his boat overturned Saturday and was swept into about eight feet of water. Companion Donald Olson 30 survived by climbing onto the overturned boat and paddling to shore. Olson said neither man could swim.
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Verona
Wis
Skinaivers
James Stormer
Stormer
Donald Olson
Dane County
Olson
Open House At Monroe High At 7 30 P M Tonight
Open house events are planned at Monroe Senior High tonight with parents invited to visit starting at 7 30 p m. A junior high and the special room led by Mrs Bernice Kingdon will hold a similar session from 3 to 6 p m tomorrow. Freshmen parents attend a panel on the importance of good study habits in the M room.
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Monroe Senior High School
Bernice Kingdon
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Clarno
Jefferson Township
Spring Grove
Plebe
United Fund
Monroe Jaycees
Donald Hugdahl
Jaycee Safety Committee
Henry S. Hefty
Thomas Kerr
Jaycees
Monroe Jaycee
Jaycee
MHS
Government Data
the Journal
John W. Davis
United Press
New York Evening Post
Russell Crouse
Howard
Nily Johnson
Courtney Terrett
Milton Mackaye
Consolidated Press Associa
BN Va
Jersey
State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Little S Sugar Ris
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Laurie
Illinois
Hartin
Hunter
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