Wisconsin Upholds Ban on Filled Milk Sales Across State
Dane County Circuit Judge William C Sachtsen ruled two Wisconsin laws banning filled milk are constitutional and enforceable. Midwest Ready Foods of Waukesha had challenged the prohibition, while the judge noted only 14 states allow filled milk and cited a 1923 federal prohibition on interstate shipments. In Madison, Knowles safety bills cleared the Assembly amid a welfare session rush, while Tarr Task Force face further jeopardy despite appeals.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Dane County
William C. Sachtsen
Midwest Ready Foods, Inc
Waukesha
Sachtsen
Congress
Warren P. Knowles
Assembly
How Roseleip Voted in Senate 17-14 On Tarr Task Force
Madison AP reports Senate action Tuesday approving a 17-14 vote to take up amendments on Tarr Task Force. Democrats for Dorman Kendzierski Lourigan Parys Risser Schreiber Schuele Thompson Whittow and Democrats against McParland. Republicans for Busby Devitt Draheim Heinzen Hollander Knowles Lorge Spik. Republicans against Chilson Cirilli Johnson Keppler Knutson Krueger La Fave Lotto Meunier Rasmusen Roseleip Swan Terry.
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Madison
Senate
McParland
Busby
Lab Will Be Built In Madison, FDA Laboratory Planned
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird announced a new 20 million dollar Food and Drug Administration Laboratory to be built in Madison. Laird, who promoted the project while a Wisconsin congressman, said the site would proceed despite objections from Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Madison
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Wisconsin
Robert H. Finch
Negotiators warn of break in AMC talks in Wis
In Racine and Kenosha Local 72 president Ralph Daum and Local 75 leader Bernard Lepianka warned AMC negotiators they might quit if a more realistic attitude is not shown. Talks could end today if progress stalls.
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Racine, Wis
United Auto Workers Union
Kenosha
Milwaukee
American Motors
AMC
Ralph Daum
Local 72
Bernard Lepianka
Local 75
Street Plan Now Tabled In Monroe City Council Debates
Monroe Aldermen tabled a one way street plan for Tenth Street west from 20th Avenue to Highway 69 and for 11th Street east from Highway 69 to 2nd Avenue. Public hearing drew about 30 residents and several objections. The panel also read an ordinance allowing tavern dancing with strict occupancy and space requirements. Public hearings on annexation and the tavern-dancing ordinance were set for November 4. Forester reported severe elm losses: 228 trees this year and 85 on private property, leaving 821 elms in the city with a high removal cost and plan to replant 65 trees this fall.
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Monroe
Tenth Street
20Th Avenue
Highway 69
11Th Street
2Th Avenue
15Th Avenue
13Th Avenue
Robert Tschuay
Police and Safety Committee
Perry J. Power
C. G. Hennager
Paul A Chapman
Tschudy
Harold Snively
Grace Painter
Clarno
Melchior Denny
Roger Severson
John E. Webster
Allen J. Schroeder
Nathan Marti
Francis B. Doherty
Baraboo
James W. Mauermann
City Terrace
Honey Sunday sale supports Badger Camp near Prairie du Chien
Monroe Jaycettes and Wisconsin Jaycees organize a door to door honey sale Sunday October 26 from 1 to 5 pm to raise funds for purchasing land for the Wisconsin Badger Camp near Prairie du Chien. Honey will be sold in glass bottles due to plastic container shortage. All honey is Wisconsin produced and aids the camp serving mentally and physically retarded children.
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Monroe Jaycettes
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin Badger
Wisconsin Jaycees
Jaycettes
Jaycees
Green County 4H
Greg Wenger
Wenger
Wisconsin
Southwest
Badger Camp
Glazners Plan Honey Sunday Drive for Camp Fund
Glazners announce Honey Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. next Sunday as Greater New Glarus Jaycees canvass village selling honey to benefit Southwestern Badger Camp for the mentally retarded. Delmar Naef serves as publicity chairman. The camp will be built near Wyalusing State Park in Prairie du Chien area.
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NEW Glarus
Times Special
Greater
New Glarus Jaycees
Delmar Naef
Wyalusing State Park
Prairie du Chien
Fall Clothing Drive Ends October 25
The annual Fall Clothing Drive by Church World Service closes Saturday Oct. 25. This year focuses on blankets and children's clothing only due to excess adult clothing in European to Asian stock. Donations via Mrs. Dorothy Volmary for Goodwill. collection at Ruda Distributing Co. 1003 St Ave 9 am to 5 pm Saturday. Bill Ruda will ship to Church World Service Warehouse Minneapolis next week.
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Church World Service
Larry D. Pinnow
Grace Lutheran Church
Pastor Pinnow
Pinnow
Dorothy Volmary
Ruda
St Ave
Bill Ruda
Minneapolis
Green County backs Hospitality Unlimited tourism program
Green County representatives joined the Hospitality Unlimited program at the Madison Holiday Inn II to expand Wisconsin tourism. Tom Smith of the Green County Publicity Committee presented Modern Bride publisher George Morrissey with Swiss cheese at the Monday banquet. Myron Jeglum attended sessions with Herb Lemke proposing a Great Rivers designation and reform of recreation units. opposition noted but plan to test next year. Robie Schneider entertained at dinner. Southeastern Vacations Association set next meeting November 13 at Wilhelm Tell Swiss Club in New Glarus.
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George E. Morrissey
Modern Bride” Magazine
New York
Missouri
Tom Smith
Green County
Morrissey
Hospitality Unlimited
Madison
Carl Weber
Hospitality Industry Inc
Wisconsin Innkeepers’ Association
Holiday Inn No. 2
Wisconsin
Badger State
Green County Publicity Committee
George Morrissey
Modern Bride Magazine
Smith
Herb Lemke
Department of Natural Resources
Myron E. Jeglum
Robie Schneider
Robie
New Glarus
Roger Bright
Southeastern Vacationsand Association
Karl Hofmann
Awards Highlight Mental Health Efforts in Green County
News Media groups receive service awards for outstanding publicity in green county mental health work. Assemblyman Joseph Tregoning spoke at the Monroe Community Center meeting about mental health funding and current bills. New directors elected include Gerald Heitzman and Marshall Markham Sr.
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Joseph Tregoning
Shulisburg
Green County Mental Health Association
Monroe
Green County
Monroe Evening Times
WEKZ
Monticello Messenger
Independent Register of Brodhead
Ted Scheffer
Monroe Clinic
John Anderegg Jr
Donald Witt
Monticello
Hans Sulzer
Scheffer
Anderegg
Clarno Township
Witt
Mt. Pleasant Township
Tregoning
Wisconsin
Gerald Heitzman
Albany
Marshall Markham Sr
Wilfred E. Shea
Brodhead
Raymond Montgomery
Browntown
Newell Smith
David Woods
Mobster Meyer Lansky Helped Fund Flamingo Sale
A $200000 finder’s fee to Meyer Lansky financed part of the Flamingo Hotel sale to Florida buyers Samuel Cohen Morris Lansbury and Daniel Lister. Albert Parvin used proceeds to create the Albert Parvin Foundation where William C Douglas later served as president. A New York grand jury reportedly probes Parvin and Parvin Dohrmann Co. without links to the Flamingo deal. Nevada officials condemn Lansky’s involvement in gambling business.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Meyer Lansky
Albert Parvin
Lansky
Parvin
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Los Angeles
Hotel Flamingo, Inc
Florida
Samuel Cohen
Morris Lansbury
Daniel Lister
Albert Parvin Foundation
Douglas
New York
Parvin, Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Flamingo
Sen
John L. McClellan
Permanent
Frank Johnson
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Johnson
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