Insurance Firm Challenges Wisconsin Licensing Law
The suit, brought by Ministers Life and Casualty Union of Minneapolis, argues the 1961 Wisconsin licensing and countersigning requirements would destroy mail order insurance business if upheld. Moses G. Hubbard testified this could set a national pattern and force firms to incur penalties under existing contracts. Judge Maloney signaled expectations of an appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Moses G. Hubbard
Utica
N.Y
Norris Maloney
Ministers Life and Casualty Union of
Minneapolis
Hubbard
Commercial Travelers Insurance Federation
Ministers Life
Frank Ross
Maloney
State Supreme Court
Safety protocols for nitrogen dioxide in silos
Lund and Sund warn farmers to harvest corn before fall rains or wait five days after rain to avoid nitrate problems. Silage poses gas risks in the first 12 to 60 hours, with warning signs such as bleach odors and yellow fumes. Ventilate, use gas masks, avoid entering alone, and keep silo doors closed to protect livestock and humans. Seek medical care for throat irritation or coughing and note relapse can occur in two weeks.
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Lund
Sund
County Receives Final 1963 Highway Aid Payment
Green County gets 72395.32 from the State Highway Commission as the third and final direct highway aid payment for 1963 under county trunk highway allotments. The 72 counties share three major annual allotments totaling over 16.6 million, with Lafayette Rock and Dane counties also receiving significant sums.
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Green County
State Highway Commission
Lafayette County
Rock County
Dane County
German visitor revises view of Americans after Tell pageant
Manfred Klonde of Düsseldorf attended the New Glarus Tell pageant and said his five week U S cultural exchange changed his view of Americans. He observed Americans work hard, admire European culture, and value informal living while planning to return to Europe with a broadened perspective.
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NEW Glarus
Manfred Klonde
Dusseldorf
Germany
United States
Fred
American Foundation of World Youth Understanding
Chicago
George Johnsons
Morton Grove
Ill
Johnson
Middle East
Uncle Sam
Klonde
Europe
Eurrope
U.S
Sal
Johnsons
America
Cohn cries victim in perjury case linked to stock probe
Roy M. Cohn and Murray E. Gottesman were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of scheming to obstruct an inquiry into a United Dye and Chemical stock swindle. Cohn, a former chief counsel to McCarthy investigations, denied the charges and claimed personal revenge. The case stems from a 1959 probe into the swindle and the Army McCarthy hearings aftermath.
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New York
Roy M. Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
Manhattan
Murray E. Gottesman
United Dye and Chemical Corp
Cohn
Gottesman
Senate
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Boyer Receives 1050 GM Scholarship for Illinois Engineering
Gerald R. Boyer of Orangeville earned a General Motors undergraduate scholarship worth 1050 dollars that renews yearly with a 4.0 GPA. He also holds the James Honorary Scholarship and was salutatorian of Orangeville High School’s class of 1963. Boyer will start at the University of Illinois as a freshman in engineering mechanics with his parents touring campus on August 7.
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Orangeville
Gerald R. Boyer
General Motors
Gerald
James
Orangeville High School
University of Illinois
Boyer
Veil Boyer
Corn-Hog Days Planned At Brodhead
Corn-Hog Days will be held in Brodhead on Friday and Saturday September 27-28 with the Brodhead Chamber of Commerce Swine Breeders association Brodhead vo ag department and the county extension office as sponsors. Co chairmen are Robert Keen Ed head and Myron E Je county agent. The annual baking contest for women is set for Friday September 25.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Swine Breeders Association
Brodhead Voag Department
County Extension Office
Robert Keen
Edhead
Myron E. Je
Teen Drivers Freed From Vehicle Trap
Madison Monona police officer Kenneth Bram recounts three teens trapped when a clanging car mechanism trapped Gerry Orth 17 and a friend’s hand after Orth investigated a noise. A third teen called experts who freed them with jacks and crowbars.
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Madison
Monona
Kenneth Bram
Gerry Orth
Orth
Sutton Heads Reserve Washington
Maj. Gen. William J. Sutton, a World War II veteran, becomes the new chief of the Army Reserve. The notice lists a contact number Dial 325 5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Sutton
Washington
William J. Sutton
Army
Milwaukee Schools Enroll 112 250 Students
The Milwaukee public school system reports an enrollment of 112 250 students on Wednesday, surpassing last year’s high by about 4 000. The figure marks a new record for the district's total enrollment.
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Milwaukee
Girl Scouts to Buy Handbooks Monday in Monroe
Monroe Girl Scouts will have a single opportunity to purchase the new Scout handbooks from 2 to 5 p.m. Monday in the Fellowship hall of Immanuel EUB Church. The handbooks accompany the four level system launching this Fall with Brownie Junior Cadette and Senior levels for ages 7 to 17.
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Monroe
Immanuel Eub
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Skokie
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Manfred Blonde
Illinois
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Valatior
Hwe
Northern Propane Gas Co
S. “the Jug
Oshkosh
Nec
Kroehler
Gene
Flexsteel
Valentine Server
Cree Hee
Mid-America
Bassett Tempo
Cherry
Moette
Dinette
Chromcraft
Lloyd Chrome
Hoover
LLOYD
Lloyd Garden Group
Pearlwick
Girl Scouts
Argyle
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