Sprecher Says Resource Plan To Benefit Area
George Sprecher, assistant director of the Wisconsin Conservation Department, laid out a Green County expansion under the Outdoor Resources Act at the Green County Conservation League annual meeting in New Glarus. The plan would fund marsh and wetland acquisitions, park development, and access points on streams, with emphasis on Liberty Creek, Brooklyn Marsh, Avon Bottoms, and Evansville wetlands, plus expanding New Glarus Woods State Park and Yellowstone Conservation Area. Concerns include maintenance funding. a cigarette tax increase is suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sprecher
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County
New Glarus
Sprecher
Green County Conservation League
Wilhelm Tell Hall
Nelson
Consortion Commission
Liberty Creek
Attica
Brooklyn Marsh
Green
Dane Counties
Avon Bottoms
Rock County
Evansville
Glarus Woods
Yellowstone Conservation Area
League
James Schwoegler
Myron E. Jeglum
Fred R Simpson
Clarence R. Bekert
Donald Stricker
Benkert
Max H. Voelkli
Myron J. Stair
George Bjork
Harold Gissing
Harold J. Kline
Ronald Schrier
Robert Wittner
Ernest Zentner
Leland Miller
Abner Anderson
Chester Pinnow
Ray L. Beckman
Richland Creek
Monroe
Beckman
County Conservation Committee
Gas Hearing Set for Darlington Area Nov 13
MADISON The Public Service Commission schedules a November 13 hearing in Madison on Wisconsin Power and Light Co. gas service for Darlington Mineral Point Dodgeville Spring Green Sauk City Prairie du Sac Baraboo and Portage. JANESVILLE Mrs. Eldora Marshall of South Beloit is sentenced to eight years in Taycheedah State Home for Women after being found guilty of second degree murder in her husband Aubrey's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Madison
Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Spring Green
Sauk City
Prairie du Sac
Baraboc
Portage
Janesville
Eldora Marshall
South Beloit
Taycheedah
Aubrey
Six Nations Seek UN Action Against Soviet 50 Megaton Blast
United Nations deliberations focus on a six nation appeal led by Canada Denmark Iceland Japan Norway and Sweden to Khrushchev urging cancellation of a proposed 50 megaton nuclear explosion. Indian Defense Minister Menon advocates a voluntary moratorium while diplomats expect strong support for the appeal amid global concern over fallout and strategic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Canada
Denmark
Iceland
Japan
Norway
Sweden
Khrushchev
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
U.N
Communist Party
Congress
Radio Falls in Tub Two Children Dead
Police report a tragedy in Calumet Park as threeyearold Diane Schuler and oneyearold David Schuler died after an electric radio was dropped into a bathtub by their fiveyearold sister Debbie. The radio’s cord remained plugged in the bedroom socket while Debbie and their mother Maryann were shocked. Gregory Schuler pulled the plug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unirauy U
Diane Schuler
David
Calumet Park
Karl Szwet
Debbie
Schuler
Szwet
Maryann
Gregory
Postcard Girl Advises Peace Corps Pals to Avoid Writing
Margery Michelmore of Foxboro Massachusetts arrived in New York with a warning for Peace Corps volunteers. She suggested simply avoiding sending postcards that could spark offense after a postcard describing Nigerian conditions was mimeographed and read by students at Ibadan University College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margery Michelmore
Peace Corps
Miss Michelmore
Foxboro
Mass
Nigeria
University College At
Ibadan
Grants Total One Million Plus to UW Regents
Madison officials report University of Wisconsin regents accepted gifts and grants totaling 1 167 525 dollars. The National Institutes of Health provided 100 11 dollars for heart research to the Institute for Enzyme Research, which led the funding. The National Science Foundation awarded 65 700 dollars to Zoology for radiation genetics study, with federal agencies supporting 828 141 dollars across 35 projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
National Institutes of Health
Institute For
National Science Foundation
Zoology
Enzyme Institute
Nelson To Offer Tax Plan Monday
Governor Nelson will present a new tax plan Monday aimed at breaking the stalemate on Wisconsin tax revision. He wants to raise enough revenue to fund a redistribution system to localities, but offered no specifics and signaled possible adoption of a sales tax. The plan under discussion could provide about 48 million more for local redistribution, totaling 1 million to cut local real property taxes by about 28 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Nelson
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Padlocked for taxes at High Life Spa in Milwaukee
Federal revenue officers padlocked the downtown High Life Spa in Milwaukee on Thursday after finding the owners owe 54728 in federal excise taxes. The action reflects a tax delinquency dispute and underscores enforcement against nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
High Life Spa
Times Undertaking to Supply Papers to 32nd Division Troops
The Monroe Evening Times will provide daily newspaper copies to Company B and the 32nd Quartermaster Company at Ft. Lewis and other destinations during active service. First Lt. William Johnston will coordinate local distribution to Monroe unit members including First Sgt. Malcolm Marti. The paper will personally underwrite the project, with some local groups previously approached but no longer coordinating. Cecil Jones VFW Post has already donated an automatic washing machine to the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Company B
William Johnston
Manu
Malcolm Marti
32Nd Quartermaster Company
Janesville
Brodhead
Albany
Glarus
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Monroe Evening Times
Cecil Jones Vfw Post
Senior High Plans Given Building Project Priority
Co. B prepares for leavetaking on Monday night at Monroe Armory with 5:30 p.m. report, buses to Janesville railhead, and 2:30 p.m. Thursday Ft. Lewis arrival. Pf. Rodney Marty from rural New Glarus heads to Ft. Lewis with the 32nd Quartermaster Company. Fort Lewis housing and post facilities described, including hospital, bank, commissary, chapels, theaters, golf course, and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B
Monroe Armory
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Janesville
Monroe
128Th Infantry
32Nd Division
Rodney Marty
Herman J. Marty
New
Glarus
Milwaukee
32Nd Quartermaster Company
Wisconsin Swiss and Cheddar Cheese Markets Steady
Wisconsin cheddar markets were steady this week with prices generally unchanged. Supplies were ample to more than ample across points, with fair to good demand and strong interest for cuts in retail outlets. Trading on state brands and blocks was adequate, wheels movement light, and Wisconsin Cheese Exchange activity quiet with no sales or bids reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Market News Service
Country Points
Wisconsin Points
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Green Bay
Pentagon To Ease Army Doctor Calls
The Defense Department announced a policy easing active duty calls for Army Medical Dental and Veterinary Corps officer reservists. Some officers already on duty may gain release eligibility while overall medical needs will be met mainly by draftees or those without prior service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Pentagon
Coach Discounts Grid Injury Rate Many of 20 Cases Of Minor Nature
Ralph Neale, head football coach, tabulated injuries to 20 Monroe gridders this season but said many are minor and not above average. Supt. Huenink cited comprehensive insurance and added two dental claims could have been averted with proper equipment. Only six of 100 youths lost for the season. others listed with various injuries. Also: Texas House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, ill with incurable cancer, in Baylor Hospital for the 19th day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Neale
Monroe
Neal
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Neale
Huenink
Roger Ellis
Ken Schuetz
David Stauffacher
Sam Rogula
Dan Franklin
Louis Janke Jr
David Lysser
Virgil Field
Graydon Steensrud
Tim Phalen
Thomas Mitchell
Spike
John Goltz
Kenneth Schuetz
Rodney Sonnenburg
Bob Laeser
Tom Bainbridge
Richard Beutel
James Schild
Terry Quinn
Dan Landis
Dallas
Texas House
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Girl Scout Leaders Present Skits in Historic Uniforms
Seven attendees from Green Walworth and Rock Counties joined Miss Irene Felt in St Johns United Church of Christ for a Badger Council Girl Scouts meeting. An original 1917 inspired skit centered on the theme Honor the Past with authentic uniforms, scrapbooks and pictures. Desserts were served by Monroe hosts under Mrs John H Bruni while Mrs George R Barry led the flag ceremony with several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Woods
George R. Barry
Badger Council
St. John's United Church of Christ
Times
Badger Council of Girl Scouts
St. John's
Monroe
John H. Bruni
Mmes
Jesse Roy Dom
H. J. Hoesly
Lester M. Johnson
Robert H. Richardson
Glen Schreier
Robert Trumpy
Richard Bahr
Trumpy and
Johnson
Ford, UAW end local strike threat with new three year contract
In Detroit Ford Motor Co moved to full production on 1962 models under a three year local agreement with the United Auto Workers. The Walton Hills stamping plant near Cleveland, Ohio, reached the final local deal, ending the shutdown threat over pressed metal parts for Ford cars except Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Walton Hills
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
Lincoln
Stock Prices Turn Mixed in Late Trading
New York stocks opened higher but early gains faded, leaving a thoroughly mixed market in moderate late trading. About 3.5 million shares traded. Most key stocks moved only fractions to about a point, with a few blue chips up more than a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Official Pushes Delay For Junior High Plans
A. L. Buechner the state buildings adviser urged Monroe to delay major junior high work and focus on interim measures for the existing site. He recommended a full survey of district needs, keeping the four year senior high and preserving ninth grade placement. The board approved an immediate survey and planned a Friday meeting with Weer and Strang to discuss future facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Buechner
State Department of Public Instruction
Buechner
Board of Education
Citizens Advisory Committee
Robert G. Rote
John Bruni
Monroe
State Department
Tmet Oh
Amiple Com
Herbert T. Johnson
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Edward M. Adam
Herbert E. Lanz
Weer and Strang
Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Victor's Parochial School
Rebecca Wuetrich
Melissa Pink
Annie Niederberger
William Kuster
Phillip Koenig
Stephen Burkhard
M. Robert
Radio
Tub
Girl Scout
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!