Green County Investors Vote for Lone Wolf Oil Receivership
In Michigan, Green County investors in the defunct Lone Wolf Oil Co meeting here voted almost unanimously to pursue receivership and salvage actions. John Claire of Ludington was empowered to begin proceedings and report progress next week while details of promoter promises were reviewed by counsel Roderick Lippert and District Attorney Joseph D. Viney. The group, representing 47 investors with about 240000 dollars invested, included two thirds of local lease shareholdings and four holders opposed the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Lone Wolf Oil Co
Michigan
John Claire
Ludington
Mich
Claire
Joseph D. Viney
First National Bank
Viney
Roderick J. Lippert
State Department of Securities
Clifford J. Meyer Jr
Idaho
Meyer Jr
Clifford Meyer Sr
Dubuque
Lone Wolf Project
Next Week's Menus for School Cafeteria Service
An editor notes regular publication of next week menus to aid parents and students in planning meals. The item explains the school cafeteria will publish menus weekly as a public service for high school students attending noon meals.
Weekly school lunch menu snapshot
The schedule lists meals for Monday through Friday featuring items such as hot dog sandwiches, shoe string potatoes, relishes, cake and milk on Monday. beef pie with biscuits, cabbage salad, pear sauce, bread and butter with milk on Tuesday. chicken and noodles, green beans, apple crisp, peanut butter, bread and butter on Wednesday. ham with scalloped potatoes, buttered peas, doughnuts, bread on Thursday. and salmon or beef patty with mashed potatoes, vegetables, cherry sauce, bread and butter on Friday.
Santa Arrives by Patrol Car to Open 1962 Christmas Season
Santa Claus arrived in Monroe by police squad car instead of a helicopter but greeted about 3000 children as the city kicked off the 1962 Christmas season. High winds canceled the helicopter landing, yet Santa toured the square and fairgrounds, dropping candy and waving to crowds before settling in at the Santamobile near the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Santa Claus
Monroe
Richard Saunders
Times
Fairgrounds
Walter J. Bober
Cochairman
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Bober
Richard H. Bahr
Josef J. Benkert
Jerry Coplien
Vernon
Bud) Schillinger
Chamber
Kuehn limits Milwaukee County precinct recount
Republican candidate Philip G. Kuehn will limit his recount to scattered Milwaukee County precincts and one in Cudahy. He seeks retotals in 128 Milwaukee precincts amid claims of possible errors or inefficiency. Milwaukee election officials from 32 city precincts will be re-examined. about 160 individuals face re-examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Philip G. Kuehn
Kuehn
City of
William J. O'Malley
Autos Damaged In City Traffic Collisions
Two automobiles sustained damage in separate collisions yesterday. James A. Foesch of 1123 11th Avenue and Samuel A. Rubi of 1208 9th Street were involved on 13th Avenue in the 900 block. A meter post and a direction sign on the square’s south side were also damaged by a car driven by Keith G. Helland of Route 2 Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Foesch
11Th Avenue
Samuel A. Rubi
9Th Street
13Th Avenue
Keith G. Helland
Brodhead
GOP Legislators Draft Revised Tax Proposal Strategy
Republican leaders vow a general sales tax to balance the 1963-65 Wisconsin budget and doubt Governor-elect Reynolds can secure an income tax bill. Panzer and Haase foresee a voter-backed push for a broad tax plan, with talks underway to organize in Wisconsin Rapids and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Philip Kuehn
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Robert Haase
Marinette
Panzer
Haase
Senate
Nelson
U.S
Hasse
Wisconsin Rapids
Madison
Memorial Library Sets October Circulation Record
Mrs. Lucy A. Gfroever announces the Memorial library's October circulation reached 6032 items, with a single day high of 420 on November 21. Ten new books join shelves for pleasant reading alongside a display of Christmas titles and other additions from various authors and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy A. Gfroever
Monroe
Memorial Library
Carroll
Toy Sword
Cadell
Cheese makers to hear Hofer on world trade effects
Dr Heinz Hofer of New York City will speak at the 24th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association meeting at Turner hall next Saturday. He has led the Switzerland Cheese Association in the U S and Canada with HQ in New York and previously spent eight years in South America as an industrial engineer and economist.
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Heinz Hofer
New York City
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Turner Hall
Hofer
Green County
Switzerland Cheese Association
United States
Canada
New York
South America
University of Lima
Peru
City opposes United Telephone rate increase in Monroe
The City of Monroe protests a proposed United Telephone Co. rate hike tied to a dial operation conversion. Officials argue 9 percent return is excessive and suggest the company is not in dire straits, noting past earnings and poor service over 13 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Public Service Commission
United Telephone Co
William J. Schmitz
Merlyn J. Meythaler
PSC
United
Northern Wisconsin Reports First Real Snow of Season
Central and northern Wisconsin roads were in good winter driving condition at 8:30 a.m. as the first snowfall of the season arrived. The State Highway Department warned secondary roads remained slippery in a belt from St. Croix Falls to Green Bay in the north and LaCrosse to Sheboygan in the south.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
St. Croix Falls
Green Bay
LaCrosse
Sheboygan
Cleared by Slayer Court To Free 'Wrong Suspect
Airman Gerald M. Anderson freed after Theo dore Thomas Dickie confessed to the double murder of Mrs. Nancy Joy Johnson and her son Danny. Dickie admitted the crimes after a Boise investigation, matching details with evidence. A court order remains to finalize Anderson’s release.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Gerald M. Anderson
Theodore Thomas Dickie
Marinette
Wis
Anderson
Dickie
Nancy Joy Johnson
Johnson
Air Force
Danny
Inquiry opened into United Air Lines Viscount crash
Investigators probe the United Viscount crash near Baltimore that killed 17 aboard Flight 297 from Newark to Atlanta via Washington. FAA notes veteran pilot Balog had no warning. witnesses describe a sudden dive and fire. Victim Spencer Silverthorne was a prominent business leader en route to a wedding. Stewardess Mary Kline was the daughter of a railway president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
United Air Lines
Newark
N.J
Alanta
Washington
Baltimore
Ed Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
FAA
Milton J. Balog
Clark Gaither
Howard County
Gaither
Spencer Silverthorne
Empire State Chamber of Commerce
Northern New York Trust Co
Watertown
N.Y
Atlanta
Balog
Europe
Mary Kline
J. H. Kline
Lake Superior and Ishveming
Marquette
Mich
Phone rate boost okayed for Madison firm exchange
The Public Service Commission approved General Telephone Co of Wisconsin to raise rates at its Suring exchange in Oconto County by 7747 dollars annually. The company said a switch to dial service is in progress at the exchange.
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Madison
General Telephone Co. of
Wisconsin
Public Service Commission
Suring
Oconto County
Plane Crash Victim Directs Rescue Work For Self and Passengers
Dr. George W. Kantzler a 38 year old osteopathic physician and pilot guided rescue efforts after a twin engine plane crashed on a Paradise Ranch strip near Curran Northern Michigan The crash killed Willis E. Rothgeb 65 Detroit his brother in law and left Kantzler and three boys Paul 10 Mark 9 Dean 12 with minor to serious injuries Kantzler a former Pacific WWII bomber pilot and Civil Air Patrol leader is medical director of Palmer Osteopathic Hospital Detroit He and the passengers were en route for a deer hunting weekend when wind gusts drove the craft into a tree
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Alpena
Mich
Michigan
George W. Kantzler
Birmingham
Willis E. Rothgeb
Detroit
Paul
Mark
Rothgeb
Dean
Kanzler
Kantzler
Pacific
Civil Air Patrol
Palmer Osteopathic Hospital
Paradise Ranch
Curran
Paar May Tape Nixon Interview
NBC plans a Nassau interview with former Vice President Nixon by Jack Paar on Paradise Island Bahamas. The show would discuss Nixon's future public life and Hiss remarks amid recent press controversy after Nixon's California defeat.
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New York
Jack Paar
Nixon
Bahamas
NBC
New York Times
Paar
Alger Hiss
Paradise Island
Huntington Hartford
Atlantic and Pacific
National Broadcasting Co
Nassau
California
Hiss
Howard K. Smith
ABC
U.S
Peking Offer Still Not Okayed By Nehru Regime
New Delhi says China must clarify several points in its cease fire proposal amid a Himalayan border stand off. Foreign Secretary Desai summoned the Chinese envoy to press for details as India weighs ceding 12000 square miles in Ladakh.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Foreign Ministry
M. J. Desai
China
Peking
Nehru
Ladakh
U.S
Pakistan
Rawalpindi
Kashmir
Mohammad Ali
Chou En-lai
Karachi
Dawn
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Washington Irving
Hal Borland
Foley
Haugan
Hemingway
Drury
Stanford White
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PLC
United Plans
Boise
Carolyn Rae Oldham Reitan
Rick Raphael
Hrighekio
Gory
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