Green County Bar Drives for Higher County Judge Salary
Representatives of the Green County Bar Association planned to meet the salary committee of the County Board at 2 p m today to seek a salary well above the 12000 minimum for the county judge. The petition urged a salary over the new court reorganization law minimum, noting the judge handles most civil and criminal actions and oversees large trust assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Bar Association
Herbert T. Johnson
Bar Association
Joseph D. Viney
Johnson
Green County
Peterson
Gable Recovers as Eisenhower Advice Sends Cheer
Hollywood star Clark Gable, recovering from a heart attack, receives uplifting mail including a note with guidance from President Eisenhower who also faced heart trouble. The message urges calm, patience, and following medical orders.
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Hollywood
Clark Gable
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Urges Food Sharing On Thanksgiving
Augusta Ga report quotes President Eisenhower proclaiming November 24 1960 as national Thanksgiving Day. He urges gratitude and urges Americans to aid other nations in solving world hunger through food-for-peace and UN FAO campaigns, calling for continued support of voluntary groups and religious societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States of America
Congress
United States
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Monroe Senior Class Presents Many Moons Tonight
The Monroe senior class cast gathers for dress rehearsal at the junior high auditorium tonight ahead of tomorrow's matinee for grade school children and next Monday and Tuesday evening performances. Cast includes Arthur Boethe David Carlson Larry Petersen as wise men Sandra Franklin as ill princess John Beutel as king Keh Ginner as witty jester with Barbara Schuetze Susan Grundahl and Mary Ellen Summeril. Director is Mrs. W. C. Bender with Penny Fitzgerald as student director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James Thurber
Arthur Boethe
David Carlson
Larry Petersen
Sandra Franklin
John Beutel
Keh Ginner
Barbara Schuetze
Susan Grundahl
Mary Ellen Summeril
W. C. Bender
Penny Fitzgerald
Woodford Firemen Respond to Two Alarms
Woodford firemen answered two general alarms yesterday. A television set in the Donald Marty house three miles east of Woodford caught fire in the afternoon. Marty carried it out and firefighters extinguished a total loss. Earlier, at noon on the Ray Crane farm near the village edge, an overheated corn husk blaze on Roy Kolb’s equipment was halted before arrival.
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Woodford
J. J. Foley
Donald Marty
Marty
Ray Crane
Roy Kolb
Four From Green County Gain U S Citizenship
Four residents from Green County join a 36 person class receiving U S citizenship in circuit court at Janesville. Judge Arthur L. Luebke presided. Names include Clara and Ernest Kuenzi of New Glarus, Marie Martha Haven of Brodhead, and Harry Hohn of Monroe.
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Green County
U.S
Janesville
Arthur L. Luebke
Clara
Ernest Kuenzi
New Glarus
Marie Martha Haven
Brodhead
Harry Hohn
Monroe
Alfred Botteron Dies of Injuries in One car Crash
Alfred Florian Botteron Jr., 45, died at 5:50 a.m. in St. Clare hospital from brain and hip injuries suffered Saturday night in a one car crash on Highway 69 north of Monroe. He was alone. born near Belleville November 7, 1915. survived by his wife Cora Mohns, father Alfred A Botteron, two sons Walter and Nathan. a 1950s county traffic fatality, services set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Stuessy funeral home with burial at Greenwood cemetery.
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Alfred Florian Botteron Jr
St. Clare Hospital
Botteron
Highway 69
Monroe
Dane County
Mr. Botteron
Belleville
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Gangland Boss Tony Accardo Convicted of Tax Evasion
Tony Accardo 54 is found guilty of income tax evasion in Chicago. Jurors convict him. he faces up to nine years in prison and fines up to 15000. Judge Julius Hoffman will set sentence November 18 if a new trial motion is overruled.
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Chicago
Tony Acardo
al Capone
Accardo
Julius Hoffman
U. S. District Court
Capone
Wrong Island Hit By Dodge Island Port Work
Bulldozers started on the Dodge Island Port project in Miami and leveled the wrong island by mistake. The error surfaced after dedication ceremonies were held on the incorrect site, forcing a restart once boundaries were clarified and the contractor realized the misunderstanding.
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Miami
Fla
Dodge Island
Laroy Dodge
Monroe
Frank B. Stearns
Dodge
Stearns
Miami Planning Commission
Miami Harbor
Kennedy Maintains Lead As Vote Count Grows
With most units counted, President Kennedy leads Nixon by 278 832 popular votes from about 67 million cast. Kennedy holds 22 states and 300 electoral votes, while Nixon carries 25 states and 188 electoral votes. Unpledged electors in Mississippi and Alabama remain, possibly altering final totals. Republicans seek recounts in 11 states. Nixon aides say final count may boost his standing but no overturn likely.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
California
Alaska
Mississippi
Alabama
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Thurston B. Morton
Herbert G. Klein
Robert Finch
Morton
Associated Press
Finch
Klein
Illinois
Texas
Delaware
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Nine Men Remain In Veterans Group Meeting Toasts
Nine World War I veterans remained at Marco's restaurant for Veterans Day rites with plans for Nov. 11 1961. A champagne bottle sealed in a bank vault marked two new memorial ribbons for members Louis R. Wolleson and ae R. Kohli, denoting deaths since 1959 and 1960.
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First National Bank
Louis R. Wolleson
Ae R. Kohli
Frank Sickinger
J. B. O'Meara
Alvin F. Bolgrien
Madison
Lester H. Bishop
Bruce M. Blum
John J. Burkhard
Fred L. Kohli
Ralph A. Lindsay
Paul J. Lochner
Charles J. Niles
Peter S. Solomon
Burkhard
Lochner
Bishop
Solomon
John F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Monroe Country Club
Korea
Airliner Death Mixup Corrected. Stewardess Saved by Ops
In Burlingame California two emergency operations saved Mary Hawthorne a 26 year old American Airlines stewardess after a car crash that killed Joan Frost 26. Joan was misidentified and buried as Mary before friends found the error. Mary remains in critical condition with spleen removal and brain pressure relief procedures completed.
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Burlingame
Calif
Mary Hawthorne
Mary
American Airlines
New York
Joan Frost
Joan
Thomas Frost
Philadelphia
Monroe postmaster job deadline set for December
The U S Civil Service Commission announced that applications for the Monroe postmaster vacancy will be accepted until December 6. No written test. candidates rated on experience and fitness. The post has been vacant since retirement of John J Burkhard Alfred Henning is acting postmaster. Applicants must have years of experience leadership and be at least 18 on closing date. No appoints for those over 70. Salary $6870 yearly. Information available at the Monroe post office.
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Monroe
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Commission
John J. Burkhard
Alfred Henning
Kennedy Rests At Palm Beach
President elect John F Kennedy seeks a two week rest at a Palm Beach home after a bruising campaign that culminated in victory over Nixon. He arrived Friday night from Hyannis Port with Jacqueline and Caroline stopping briefly in Washington. He plans a Texas trip next Wednesday for a Johnson meeting amid a warm Florida welcome from supporters.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic
Kennedy
Nixon
Hyannis Port
Mass
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Poplar Grove Case Deferred to November Twenty First
Judge Arthur L. Luebke defers ruling on the Poplar Grove school appeal until briefs are filed by the plaintiff by Nov. 21. The three hour session included tape recorded testimony on the district split between Juda Union Free High School and Brodhead. Attorneys Tom Godfrey and Mrs. Marguerite Klopfenstein appeared for the plaintiff with R. Finley Barry and John Callahan assisting.
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Arthur L. Luebke
Poplar Grove
Luebke
Juda Union Free High School
Brodhead
Tom Godfrey
Elkhorn
Marguerite Klopfenstein
R. Finley Barry
John Callahan
Circus veteran Earl Chapin May dies at 87 in Rochelle
Earl Chapin May an industrial author and former press agent for Ringling Brothers Circus died after a short illness at 87 in Rochelle Illinois. He was known for his work with the circus and as a public relations figure in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Ill
Earl Chapin May
Ringling Brothers Circus
Diem Strikes Swiftly to Reverse Coup
In Saigon Ngo Dinh Diem’s loyal forces restored control after paratroopers briefly seized key sites in the capital. Col Nguyen Chanh Thi escaped to Saigon airport before loyalist forces halted the uprising and captured the rebel leaders. Diem ordered surrender and promised punishment while appealing for calm as authorities assess the crisis.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hhis
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Nhatrang
Viet Nam
Diem
Ie van Kim
Nixon Relaxes In Florida Sun on Vacation
Nixon and his family plan a Key Biscayne vacation as Florida’s electoral votes backed him. He avoided election talk, saying it could be misconstrued, while Kennedy arrived in Palm Beach for a working vacation.
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Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Florida
Nixon
Key Biscayne
Miami Harbor
Palm Beach
John F. Kennely
Kennely
Oceanside
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Steven Kohl
Paul Goetz
Lincoln School
Monroe Dairy
Francis Moritz
Martha B. Maske
Woman's Relief Corps
Gable
Eta
Congress of the
Alfred Botteron
Dodge Isle
Dodges
Veterans
Last
Man’‘s Club
Clark Clifford
Col. Thi
Tryong Vinh le
National Assembly
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