Oakley Busy Badgers elect new school society officers
Dan Kundert was elected president of the Oakley school society club, named Oakley Busy Badgers. Officers include Lee Kelsar, vice president. Kurt Coplien, secretary. Jerry Binger, treasurer. Winona Marchant, reporter. There are 28 pupils. first graders include Julie Zimmerman, Sally Black, Jeff Wunschel, and Judy Wunschel. Mrs. Roger Flannery is the teacher.
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Dan Kundert
Oakley School
Oakley Busy Badgers
Lee Kelso
Kurt Coplien
Jerry Binger
Winona Marchant
Julie Zimmerman
Sally Black
Jeff Wunschel
Judy Wunschel
Roger Flannery
Local newspaper notice with OCR garble and contact options
Fragmented text shows agency affiliations and republication rights with references to AP dispatches. Mentions Wisconsin and Stephenson County, Illinois, with a subscription price and office hours. The legible facts are sparse and involve media affiliations and contact details.
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AP News
Editorial: New Job for Reynolds as Plot Key
The piece argues Wisconsin Democrats face punitive Kennedy administration moves. It links Nestingen Clapp Nash and Gronouski to federal posts and imagines drastic statewide losses of power. It questions Reynolds remaining in Wisconsin and cautions against trusting Kennedy intentions.
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Brothers Kennedy
Wisconsin
Ivan Nestingen
Madison
Norman Clapp
Gov. Thomson
Congress
Rural Electrification Administration
Phillip Nash
Indian Affairs Administration
John Gronouski
Internal Revenue Service
Kennedy
Badger
Midwest
John Reynolds
Washington
REA
Clapp
Gronouski
Reynolds
Capital
Duck-tail Hair Style Yields to Caesar Cut
Hutchinson Kansas barbers report teens abandoning duck-tail and crew cuts for the Caesar cut named after Julius Caesar. The style features short hair combed forward from the crown to hang over the forehead like bangs. Barber Tony Entz notes it is easy to manage.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson Barbers
Julius Caesar
Tony Entz
Bern Swiss visitors to tour dairy industry in Aurora area
Final arrangements map for a weekend visit by twenty Swiss dairy leaders arriving from Chicago to learn about the American cheese industry. Also notes include Fritz Pfister praising U S schools in Bern and Martin P. Durkin resigning as secretary of labor and a conservation field day drawing over 5 000 people.
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Fritz Pfister
Bern
Switzerland
Aurora
Monroe
Chicago
Martin P. Durkin
Melchior Denny Farm
Auto Thieves Steal Couple's Car Twice in Denver
Denver couple Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Nichols reported their car stolen last February and recovered in Los Angeles on August 24 after washing and replacing tires. The vehicle was stolen again from the same spot outside their home. Mrs. Nichols quipped that they might have had the car waxed if one more day had passed.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur J. Nichols
Los Angeles
Nichols
Fourth Guard Callover In Integration Crises
The federal government again calls National Guardsmen to enforce court ordered integration in the South. Since 1957 presidents have federalized Guardsmen in Arkansas Mississippi Alabama and Alabama again this year. This action follows the ongoing clash with Gov. Wallace over public school integration.
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Washington
South
Eisenhower
Arkansas Air
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Little Rock
Kennedy
Mississippi Air
University of Mississippi At
Oxford
Alabama Army
Air Guardsmen
Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama Guardsmen
Wisconsin native tops cabinet posts in state history
Madison reports John A. Gronouski becomes postmaster general, continuing a Wisconsin cabinet line dating to 1866. The list includes Howe, Vilas, Rusk, Payne, Krug, and Gronouski, with Krug as the sixth native interior secretary and Gronouski the second Wisconsin native to reach the postmaster general role.
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Madison
John A. Gronouski
Wisconsin
Andrew Jackson
Alexander Randall
Timothy O. Howe
Green Bay
William F. Vilas
Grover Cleveland
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Clay Payne
Milwaukee
Julius A. Krug
Gronouski
Marinette County
Dunbar
Feeder Cattle Sale Planned at Belmont
Belmont announces a feeder cattle sale Friday September 20 at the Belmont Sales Barn. About 700 top steers and heifer yearlings from Grant Lafayette Iowa and Crawford counties will be lotted by sex breed weight and quality. Cattle meet Wisconsin health rules and will be veterinarian inspected at the sale.
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Grant
Lafayette
Iowa
Crawford Counties
Belmont
Wisconsin
Seven State Youths To Attend 4-H Events
Wisconsin 4 H youths named as delegates for national and international events. Mary Patterson of Glen Haven to attend the Canadian National 4 H Congress in Toronto and Ottawa November 15 21. Anna Kramelis Ashland Barbara Batterman Beloit David Sharpe Watertown Robert O Keane Colgate to attend the National 4 H Conference in Washington in April next year. Maniel Seefeldt Kewaskum Robert Holden Menominee to attend Camp Miniwanca Shelby Mich next August. Camp sponsored by American Youth Foundation. Delegates chosen for 4 H club work and leadership potential. Dial 325 5101 for an Adtaker today.
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Wisconsin
Mary Patterson
Glen Haven
Toronto
Ottawa
Anna Kramelis
Ashland
Barbara Batterman
Beloit
David Sharpe
Watertown
Robert O’keane
Colgate
Washington
Maniel Seefeldt
Kewaskum
Robert Holden
Menomonie
Mrs. Degner 65 Dies At Fort Atkinson
Mrs. Harry W. Degner age 65 of Fort Atkinson died Monday. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Dunlap funeral home Fort Atkinson. She was a former Argyle and Lake Mills teacher and member of several groups including First Congregational church and the American Legion Auxiliary. Survived by a son Harry W. Jr. of Naperville Illinois two brothers two sisters and a grandchild.
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Harry W. Degner
Ft. Atkison
Argyle
Dunlap
Ft. Atkinson
Degner
First Congregational Church
Eastern Star
Wisconsin
National Educational Associations
American Legion Auxiliary
Wisconsin Society of Ornithology
Mineral Point High School
Platteville State College
Whitewater State College
Lake Mills
Harry W. Jr
Naperville
Ill
Roger G. Davies
Blackburg
Robert
Mineral Point
Arthur Jones
West Allis
W. E. East
Slayton May Get New Orbit Chance
Astronaut Donald K. Slayton, 39, from Sparta Wisconsin, to undergo a fall medical exam that could determine his eligibility for a Gemini two man mission. He is grounded from Mercury flights due to a heart condition that causes a superfast heart rate and reduced blood pressure despite continuing to fly high speed jets.
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Houston
Donald K. Slayton
Slayton
Manned Spacecraft Center
Sparta
Wis
John Glenn
Mrs Eliza Giles 93 Shullsburg Resident Dies
Mrs Eliza Giles 93 lifelong Shullsburg resident dies Monday in a Cuba City hospital. Services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Thompson Funeral Home Shullsburg with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors include four daughters Jane Elizabeth Giles Rosalie Giles two more surnames listed and three sons James Wilbur George plus six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Shullsburg
Eliza Giles
Cuba City
Thompson
Evergreen Cemetery
Giles
Ronald Russell
Jane
Elizabeth Giles
Rosalie Giles
Cedarburg
James
Wilbur
George
Joyce Kilmer Tree Falls to Old Age on Rutgers Campus
The Kilmer oak on the Rutgers University campus in New Brunswick New Jersey is dying of old age and will be cut down on September 18. Believed to be 300 years old the stately white oak inspired the poem Trees by Joyce Kilmer.
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New Brunswick
N.J.P
Kilmer
Joyce Kilmer
Rutgers University
Mrs Staedtler Dies at Madison
Louise Staedtler 90 of Madison dies after long illness in a Madison nursing home. Born in Green County she lived in Madison 40 years. Survived by daughter Monica and son Paul both of Madison, two sisters Anna Klossner and Minnie Marty, Los Angeles, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m tomorrow at Frautschl funeral home with Rev William A Schultz officiating. burial in Highland cemetery Monticello.
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Louise Staedtler
Madison
Green County
Henry
Memorial Evangelical and Reformed Church
Monica
Paul
Anna Klossner
Minnie Marty
Los Angeles
Calif
Frautschl Funeral Home
Speedway Road
William A. Schultz
Memorial Church
Highland Cemetery
Monticello
Estate Owners Warned Indonesia Gears for Change
Jakarta reports warn that managers of foreign estates in Indonesia face a looming end to operations. The plantations grow rub ber tea tobacco and palm oil under foreign ownership as authorities consider major policy shifts.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Clarno 4-H Club Meeting Heads to Oct 11
Audrey Beach presided at the Clarno Classy Clubbers meeting with Karen Herbert leading pledges. Members discussed summer events, club week trip reports by Nordean Bloom and Bill Hartwig, and travel notes by Karen Herbert and Audrey Beach. The next gathering is set for Oct 11 at the Herbert Huffman farm.
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Clarno
Audrey Beach
Wilburt Bennet Farm
Karen Herbert
Miss Beach
Nordean Bloom
Bill Hartwig
Georgia
California
Canada
Herbert Huffman
Hiawatha 4-H Club Holds Hay Ride and Roast
The Hiawatha 4-H club met at Ben Knouse’s home for a hay ride and wiener roast. Record books were turned in to leaders. The September meeting will be held at the Hiawatha school.
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Hiawatha Club
Hiawatha
Ben Knouse
Muskeg Lake Formation and Its Decay Process
A muskeg is a lake where vegetation has not fully decay due to acidic conditions cold temperatures and lack of oxygen.
Corn and Wheat Output Estimates Updated by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department set early harvest estimates for grain crops with 3.938 billion bushels of corn and 1.134 billion bushels of wheat. Corn is up from August forecast by 77 million bushels while wheat is down 16 million. Last year corn yielded 3.644 billion bushels and the five year average is 3.552 billion. Wheat compares with 1.093 billion last year and 1.225 billion for the five year average. Government price supports and land diversion payments kept plantings below base.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
State colleges appoint Meyer assistant director
Madison Eugene R. McPhee, director, announced Karl W. Meyer of Wayne Nebraska as assistant director. Meyer will assume duties Oct. 1, succeeding Harry F. Bangsberg who will move to St. Louis Missouri.
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Madison
Eugene R. McPhee
Karl W. Meyer
Wayne, Neb
Meyer
Harry F. Bangsberg
St. Louis
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Winslow Marketing Center
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Gene Rebly
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