Editorial endorses Wilbur Renk for U.S. Senate seat
The editorial urges Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie to enter the 1964 Wisconsin Senate race to succeed Bill Proxmire. It argues Renk’s qualities and broad support make him the best choice, notes GOP endorsement dynamics, and calls on readers to back his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Benk
Sun Prairie
Bill Proxmire
U.S
Senate
Proxmire
Wisconsin
Wilbur Renk
Renk
Walter
General Fund
Man Power
GOP
Republican Organization
Bill
Peecha
United Fund appeal urged to boost Monroe support
The Monroe community is urged to back the United Fund, with editors arguing the joint appeal offers flexible giving and allowing donations to be directed to preferred agencies. They urge reaching or surpassing the modest goal to reflect Monroe’s communal achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
United Fund
Green County tax shifts trim township load October 2 1953
A 1953 notice lists tax shifts across Green County with townships cutting their county tax share while the two cities gain, alongside brief biographical notes on local figures and events dated October 2. The report mentions Rev Joseph E Emmenegger Archdiocese secretary and other regional items from Monroe to Browntown.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Green County
Joseph E. Emmenegger
John Coryell
Browntown
Albert G. Meyer
Milwaukee
Frank Munn
Golden Voice
Radio
New York
Emme Tschanz
The
Woman's Relief Corps
Notable Deaths and Local Social Notes Collected
A list of death notices from Palmdale and prominent figures names Rosa Raisa and Rev. Thomas J Donnelly. The social notes recount visits and family gatherings in Madison Janesville Verona and Beloit with named residents including Mr and Mrs J Voegels Mrs Hazel Kundert and others.
Weekend visitors and funeral in local communities
Monticello notes describe visits by Mrs. C. D. Curtis and relatives to Hanover Park, Belleville, Monroe, and Monroe officials. The Stauffer couple attended the Shullsburg funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Jackson, whom they once aided, with additional mentions of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hilliard among other local ties.
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Paul Schrepfer
Paul Jr
Belleville
Thelma Moore
Wayne
Monroe
Ethel ¢Benkert
Edward Benkert
Hanover Park
Fred Stauffer
Shullsburg
Charlotte Jackson
Stauffers
Jackson
Darrell Hilliard
College Groups Choose Officers at Green County Teachers College
The Green County Teachers College student bodies announce leadership across clubs. Gordon Stearns is editor-in-chief of News in View. Nathan Zimmerman leads as education editor and president of the annual staff. Booster Club officers include Tom Daly as president and JoAnn Lange as secretary treasurer. Music Club lists Bob Goebel as president with Dina Mayer as secretary treasurer and several advisers. Volleyball teams name captains Roger Butts and Don Sorn with Tom Daly as group president. Basketball coach John Zweifel says team practice will begin soon. Nero was the first ruler to alley and debase Roman coins.
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Gordon Stearns
Green County Teachers College
Joe Piccone
Nathan Zimmerman
Tim Phal Society
Dina Mayer
Jean Abegglen
Stanley Dougan
New Booster Club
Tom Daly
Nathan+ Zimmerman
JoAnn Lange
Mary Templeton
Kathy Block
Bob Goebel
Ardell Kopp
Anna Keegan
Dorothy Neuenschwander
Bruce Blum
Roger Butts
Don Sorn
John Zweifel
4H Club in Juneau Wins PMA Contest
In a record dairy promotion contest 4135 4H members from southern Wisconsin participated. The Juneau Victorians 4H Club of Dodge County received the grand championship trophy from Pure Milk Association for outstanding summer dairy promotion. Reuben Schultz accepted on behalf of the club as it competed against 139 clubs across 12 counties in the annual contest.
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Wisconsin
Pure Milk Association
Juneau Viepeeiane
Dodge County
Juneau
Reuben Schultz
University of Wisconsin Co-operative Extension Service
American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
State Disability Pay Boosts Go Into Effect
Madison reports increased benefits for workers under Wisconsin's workmen's compensation law take effect. The 1963 Legislature approved boosts costing employers about $750,000 more annually while 1962 compensation premiums totaled $35,925,925. The new rates raise the average weekly benefit for total disability.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Disability benefit figures adjust weekly payments
The plan sets total disability payments at 53 dollars instead of 51, with partial disability payments averaging 42 dollars weekly, a two dollar increase reflected in the updated schedule.
White School Grants Halted In Virginia County
Justice Brennan grants a stay halting state tuition grants for white children attending private segregated schools in Prince Edward County. The stay delays the circuit ruling allowing grants while the Supreme Court reviews the appeal, with Negro counsel planning to file by October 15.
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Richmond
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Prince Edward County
William J. Brennan Jr
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme
Circuit Court
U.S
Oren R. Lewis
Lewis
Prince Edward School Foundation
State tuition grants shift burden to white parents
Report notes that state tuition grants will require white parents to bear the financial burden of private schooling, signaling a funding shift in education policy.
100 Grand TV quiz canceled after public snub
New York the 100 Grand television quiz show with a 100 000 top prize is canceled by the American Broadcasting Co after three performances. Executive producer Robert Stivers said the public looked they weren t interested and they wot d no. The show featured amateurs debating with professionals and paid out 25250 in prizes over three weeks with no winner near the top prize.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Robert Stivers
Ason
Carl B. Rix, 84, Milwaukee Attorney and ABA Leader Dies
Carl B. Rix, a Milwaukee attorney since 1905 and former president of the American Bar Association in 1946, died Tuesday after a stroke in his office. He helped organize Marquette University Law School in 1908 and served on the ABA House of Delegates.
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Carl Rix
Bar
Milwaukee
Carl B. Rix
American Bar Association
Rix
Marquette University Law School
ABA
House of Delegates
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North Western Railroad
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Argyle
Fond du Lac
John M. Kelley
Baraboo
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Fed
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Kaffir Boys Choir
Africa
John Tourdet
Exeter
Palmdale
Calif
Russel Robinson
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Rosa Raisa
Middlebury
Conn
Adrian van Sinderen
Cincinnati
Thomas James Donnelly
John Carroll University
J . Cleveland
Vicky
Douglas
Donald Babler
Janesville
J. J. Voegels
Donald
Henry D. Freitag
Russell Arnold
Donald Luchsinger
Joan Dorney
Platteville State College
Chicago
Marian Luchsinger
Joan
Robert Holcomb Sr
E. A. Bently
Clarence Hoesly
New Glarus
Castle Rock
Hazel Kundert
Bertha Keller
Ray Kundert
Ed Rojek
Thomas Saunders
Abraham Kubly
Giles Wallam
Verona
Edward Theiler
Ed Yunker
Beloit
Ames
Charles Schnetzler
Janet
Jacob Voegels
Melvin Agen
Cumberland
Susie Elmer
Agens
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Ney’s Worth
Area
Motorola
Highway 69
Dial
Monroe, Wis
Nero
4H Club
PMA
Jeanette Schlaff
Washington, D.C
Central Intelligence Agency
Miss Schlaff
Beloit High School
Walter Schlaff
Marguerite Schlaff
Meridian Hotel
16Th Street
Washington, D. C
Sharpe
Rambler
American Motors
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Danny Kaye
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