County Board Cuts Tax Levy Aims At 1961 Budget
County supervisors move toward a trimmed 1961 budget reducing about 22 000 from the proposed figure and eliminating 25 000 for the home for the aged fund. The panel faces a 200 000 plus overall rise due to highway snow removal and road work deficits as adjustments continue.
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County Board
Highway Department
Hertha Tarrasch
Janesville
Dr. Tarrasch
Monroe
Veterans Service
Theodore J. Burgy Jr
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Green County Normal School
Stauffer
Badger Waterproofing Co
Madison
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Santa Claus
Swiss Mart Steady and Ample Supplies Noted in Wisconsin Cheese Market
Madison Wisconsin market reports steady American cheese with fair to good demand. Large styles adequate to ample, small styles adequate to ample. prices range cheddar 39 to 42, blocks 40 to 40 percent, daisies 40 to 42, long horns 41 to 42, midgets 42 to 43. Wisconsin State brand blocks generally ample. lower grades about adequate to short. Blocks State brand 42 to 46, B 41 to 44, C 38 to 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
County Board Sidelights on Burgy Apology and Salary Vote
County board members report Burgy apologized to Fred Glauser and Carl Jensen after implying personal animosity in salary settings. Glauser rejected the recommendation until retracting the statement. Burgy’s 15 years as veterans officer were praised, and the salary increased from 360 to 390 dollars monthly amid talks of pay-as-you-go budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Burgy Jr
Fred Glauser
Sixth Ward
Carl Jensen
Clarno Township
Glauser
Jensen
Burgy
Mr. Glauser
C. S. Pierce
Wisconsin
Alvin Moritz
Miss Trachsel Stricken at 75
Miss Anna E. Trachsel, 75, of 1720 16th street died at 5 p.m. yesterday at Wagner's convalescent home after two and a half years illness. Born January 16, 1885 in Washington Township, she was the daughter of Albert C. and Elizabeth Trachsel. Survivors include a brother, sister, niece, nephew, and several grand nieces and nephews. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Karl Koch officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Anna E. Trachsel
16Th Street
Wagner
Washington Township
Miss Trachsel
Albert C
Elizabeth Schar Trachsel
Monroe
North Central College
Naperville
Immanuel Eub Church
Junior League
Carrie Palmer
Immanuel
A. Fred Trachsel
Walter A. Johnson
Ralph Duchow
Herbert T. Johnson
Stuessy Funeral Home
Karl Koch
Immanuel Church
Grenwood Cemetery
Stock Mart Stalls In Aimless Trading
New York stocks showed no clear trend as small gains and losses appeared. The market was more active than earlier in the week but cooled as the session wore on with steels chemicals oils airlines and aircrafts mixed.
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New York
Eisenhower to convene NSC on dollar drain actions
President Eisenhower called a National Security Council meeting at his Georgia vacation site to discuss emergency steps to reduce overseas spending and halt the drain on U S gold reserves. Dulles Lemnitzer Herter Anderson and Gates were slated to attend along with other military and foreign policy leaders. The aim is to narrow the overseas budget deficit of about 4.3 billion dollars yearly and boost U S financial standing.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Georgia
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Lyman Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Herter
Treasury
Anderson
Defense
Gates
Kennedy
Europe
West Germany
Britain
France
U. S
Plan Revises District Boundaries for Green Lafayette Counties
The Legislative Council committee approved a redistricting plan adding Green and Lafayette counties to a rural Dane County area. The plan preserves Green County Assembly representation and moves multiple Senate seats among Knowles Cameron Krueger LaFave Miller and Travis in proposed realignments. Congressional lines also redraw 9th District territory affecting Johnson O Kenski Laird Thomson and others. First District remains largest by population with 432,879. 10th remains largest by area with 313,164.
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Green
Lafayette
Dane
State Senate
Legislative Council
Green County Assembly
Willis Hutnik
R-Tony
Assembly
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Senate
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Howard Cameron
Rice Lake
Clifford Krueger
Merrill
LaFave
Oconto
Jess Miller
Richland Center
Black River Falls
Johnson
Alvin O’kenski
Mercer
Melvin Laird
Marshfield
Vernon Thomson
California Vote Margin Shrinks to Kennedy Edge
The national count shows Kennedy leading Nixon by 239,351 votes as 1,587 precincts remain uncounted and thousands of absentee ballots await tally. Kennedy holds 33,796,375 to Nixon's 33,557,024 for 50.18 percent to 49.82 percent.
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Washington
Callifornia
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
New Milwaukee Hall of Fame Plaque Will Honor Late Frank J. Murray
Dr. Jack F. Murray a new Medi cal Center surgeon will travel to Milwaukee to accept a plaque for his late father Frank J. Murray former Marquette football coach. The fourth annual hall of fame dinner is in the Milwaukee Arena with Ed Allis Archie Hahn and John Messmer also named.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame
Jack F. Murray
Dean Miller
Medical Center
Frank J. Murray
Marquette
Milwaukee Arena
Milwaukee Press Club
Marquette ““M” Club
Murray
E.P
Ned) Allis
Archie Hahn
John Messmer
Hazel Green
Universty of Virginia
University of Virginia Medical School
Milwaukee County General Hospital
78Th Infantry Division
5Th Regiment
Jack Jr
29Th Avenue
Miller
Veterans Hospital At
Wood
West
Mitchell Street
Evans Will Head Area Shrine Club
Mayor Orville R. Evans Sr. was elected president of the Green County Shrine Club at a meeting in the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Officers include Olin Flistam, Franz W. Brand, Thomas R. Hartwig, Ivan Boyer, Earl Hager, and E. J. Trickel. Dr. Wilbur Tyler spoke on world travels. he is formerly of Monroe.
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Orville R. Evans Sr
Green County Shrine Club
Olin Flistam
Franz W. Brand
Thomas R. Hartwig
Ivan Boyer
Earl Hager
E. J. Trickel
Wilbur Tyler
Prophetstown
Ill
Tyler
Monroe
Belleville Struck by Severe Storm Damages Reported
Tornado like winds and heavy rain hit Green County causing damaged windows, toppled trees and closed roads. Authorities noted no injuries or deaths, while outages occurred in Monticello, Monroe, Browntown and South Wayne and restoration was expected by night.
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Green County
Jack Adams
Belleville Recorder
Monroe
Adolph O. Wandfluh
Mrning
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
United Telephone Co
Monticello
Browntown
South Wayne
C. Keith Smith
Sherman
Ill
Juta
Kolander
Juda
Belleville
Norman Buss
Becker Furniture Co
Senior Class fantasy draws crowd at Monroe High
More than 500 attended the Monroe high school Senior Class play Many Moons in the junior high auditorium last night and Monday. Mrs Floriana Bender faculty director said the James Thurber fantasy was well received for a first local showing. Penny Fitzgerald was student director. Proceeds go into the Senior Class fund.
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Monroe High School
Floriana Bender
James Thurber
Penny Fitzgerald
Death follows surgery Julie Bloom dies
A 2 year old Monroe girl Julie Jean Bloom died at 5:25 p.m. yesterday during open heart surgery at University Hospitals Madison. Surgeons cited lung failure from mounting pressure as the cause. Blood donors from southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois aided the operation. Julie, born July 29 1958, was survived by her parents Gene and Patricia Bloom and extended family. Services set for Friday at Stuessy funeral home and St Victor’s Church with burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Monroe
University Hospitals
Madison
Julie Jean Bloom
Gene Bloom
Wisconsin
Illinois
Brodhead
Julie
Gene
Patricia Ruf Bloom
Christina Keegan
Victor Ellingson Dies at 59 in Twin Grove Area
Victor E Ellingson 59 of 817 7th avenue was found dead at his Twin Grove area farm from a coronary occlusion. Coroner says no inquest. He was a Monroe resident and former County Board member born Sept 21 1901 in Jordan Township. He married Hilda Ruf Oct 1 1946. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Services at St Johns United Church of Christ. He left a wife three brothers and three sisters. Funeral home calls accepted until 10 am tomorrow.
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Victor E. Ellingson
7Th Avenue
Twin Grove
Wilbur E. Deininger
Mr. Ellingson
Browntown
Monroe
Jordan Township
Ivor
Clara Boynton Ellingson
Hilda Ruf
South Wayne
Shriner - Neushwander
Gunaca Kohler Case Figure Given Parole
John Gunaca once a United Auto Workers officer convicted on assault charges from the Kohler strike wins parole. He will be permitted to return to his home state of Michigan.
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Madison
John Gunaca
United Auto Workers Union
Michigan
Rioting in New Orleans as schools integrate
A 1000 strong teenage crowd plus mothers protested integration near the New Orleans School Board office. Fire hoses and police used to disperse demonstrators. few white students entered McDough Elementary as Louisiana legislators push parents to keep children home. A 30 day special session opened amid demands to impeach Judge Wright over the order. John Garrett urged arrest of Wright and marshals at a Citizens Council meeting.
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New Orleans
New Orleans School Board
City Hall
McDough
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Jimmie H. Davis
U.S
U.S. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
John Garrett
Wright
Citizens Council
Garrett
Joint Legislative Committee On
Washer accident claims life in Waukegan plant
Alvin Shildt of Lake Geneva Wisconsin died when he became entangled in a can washing machine during work at a milk bottling plant in Waukegan Illinois. He was 40 years old.
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Waukegan
Ill
Alvin Shildt
Lake Geneva
Wis
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Board Studies
Stock Mart
Dane Senate
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Dr. Murray
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Shrine Club
Julie Bloom
Madison Hospital
Victor Ellingson
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