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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1963
Page
2
An OCR fragment lists office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a telephone number 325-5101 along with agency credits and republication rights. It references The Associated Press and Inland Bai Frese Association with vague publication notes.
The piece congratulates Gov. Reynolds for promptly removing the Savings and Loan Department commissioner after an investigation into MGIC stock trades. It notes the timing of purchases and splits, cites legal counsel Leonard Zubrensky's stock, and cautions Republicans about lingering judgment and GOP leaders' involvement in the matter.
The president’s blunt support for Rabinovitz over bar opposition sparked dismay among Wisconsin citizens and legal figures who questioned his choice. The Wisconsin State Journal notes the delay and strategic timing, suggesting Kennedy's nominee remains the likely outcome despite backlash.
A retrospective page recalls events from ten, twenty five, one and fifty years ago. Highlights include gift parcel gratitude to Germans behind the Iron Curtain, Western Powers rebuking Soviet negotiators on German Austrian talks, and Carl Hall confessions in the Bobby Greenlease case. College Night draws crowds in Monroe, plus local police radio debates, appointive notices, and infrastructure debates.
The shredded aluminum foil known as chaff, found in Midwest stockyards, serves radar training purposes at Truax Field. NORAD Sector and the 30th Region use chaff during war simulations to jam radars and train ground crews in anti jamming procedures while aircraft trajectories are fed to high speed computers. Wisconsin dairy research found chaff poses no health hazard to animals.
Simp son, 33, of St. Louis, died after plunging 130 feet from a chimney at Wright and Wagner Dairy. He and Garvin Remme were dismantling the chimney when a scaffold anchor pin apparently came loose. Remme held on to a cable, climbed to safety, and survived.
Madison reports the Agricultural Marketing Service notes a steady cheddar market with fair to good seasonal demand. Supplies are generally adequate though Colby is occasionally short, well aged cheese scarce, and Swiss markets fully steady with fair to good demand. Gift orders from Wisconsin shippers remain strong as prices hold.
Public Service Commission hearing set for 10 am Monday December 2 in the State Office Building Madison. The hearing concerns an application by Frank J. Kubly Transfer Inc for amendment of authority to haul cheese and cheese factory supplies between Monroe and Wisconsin points for Harvey H. Trumpy doing business as Trumpy Honey Creek Co. Other related moves include cheese shipments from Monroe to Green Bay Plymouth Manitowoc Oconomowoc Spencer and Marshfield for Green County Pre Pak Inc Monroe and farm equipment routes from Fond du Lac Berlin Algoma and Appleton to Monroe for Studer Super Service Inc. Monroes farm machinery moves from Fond du Lac and West Bend to Blanchardville for Kopps Machine Shop Blanchardville and additional cheese and supplies for factories brokers and dealers within Monroe.
On this date in history 1933 the United States and the Soviet Union established diplomatic relations In 1776 the British captured Ft Washington and 2000 prisoners were taken In 1869 the Suez Canal opened In 1942 General MacArthur assumed command of Allied operations at Buna and Gona In 1960 Clark Gable died a decade ago Federal questions tied to University of Mississippi riots following James Meredith's admission One year ago a county grand jury report blamed federal government officials for the riots
A local Times Children’s Club notice lists multiple party reminders for birthdays on Sunday November 17 through Saturday November 23. Names include Michael Charles Soddy James Walter Meier Cheryl Lynn Plantikow Kerry Ralph Karlen and others with addresses and route numbers. A narrative follows about Dempsey the cat and his change in eating habits revealed alongside kittens in the woods.
The National Labor Relations Board says an examiner ruled the boycott of a Canadian shipping company by a longshoremen's union to be illegal.
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin street or R F D. A narrative recalls a cat named Dempsey, once harmed by a cruel act, later protector and rescuer of his abandoned kittens.
Mt Pleasant 4 H club schedules a re organization meeting Monday at Mrs Melva Carrolls home. Eligible members are youths nine by Jan 1 1964 to under 21. The club, over 20 years old, includes urban and rural youth and traces back to Dutch Hollow roots.
New members include Kathi Rose Moest Route 1 Kent Illinois November 22 1961 Mary Rae Meier Route 1 Argyle October 12 1963 Denise Diane Dale street November 17 1953 Colleen Marie Daley 2228 16th street March 13 1956 Michael Allen Daley 16th street December 22 1959. Nothing's so logical as a Lost Act when something's lost.
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