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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
5
Madison reports University of Wisconsin researchers find glycogen stored in pig muscle as animal starch influences pork quality. rapid post mortem breakdown leads to pale soft watery meat with acid damage. slower cooling slows acid action, preserving texture and flavor.
Six 1963 Monroe High School graduates entered La Crosse State College as freshmen in La Crosse Wisconsin. The group includes Holly Hoesly Carol Mitchell Karen Jacobs Deena Speich Grady Steensrud and Dean North. Peter von Allmen attends as a sophomore.
Stephen Buehler arrives in Montreal after a summer tour of Europe with 26 North Central College students Naperville. He will return to Naperville this week to take a position in the college laboratory with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buehler of Orangeville waiting.
On this date in 1841 cabinet resignations under President Tyler followed a national bank bill dispute. Henry Hudson's discovery of Manhattan Island is noted from 1609. Washington’s Brandywine defeat in 1777, O. Henry born 1862, Pentagon construction 1941, Florence Chadwick swims 1951, Eisenhower warning on China 1955, Kennedy Cuban crisis charge 1962.
In a candid talk, Bette Davis laments that industry executives decide which films are made and which stars are hired. She recalls the success of Baby Jane and notes her return to United Artists with Dead Ringer, arguing names with proven draw sell tickets more than hype.
The Cumberland Choristers of New Cumberland Pennsylvania swept all four first prizes in the national American Legion Auxiliary singing contest held in Miami Beach Florida.
Residents and guests from Orangeville and nearby towns gathered for weekend visits. Joe Tuttle and Louis Crouch stayed with Arthur Kuntz at the E. T. Lenz home. Numerous families traveled to Estes Park, Pueblo, Denver, and other locales for reunions and hospital, fair, and school events.
Willella De Campi, an interior decorator and editor in New York since 1937, died Tuesday at her home after a long illness. She served as a former president of the National Home Fashions League and earned several honors for distinguished reporting in her field.
Leslie A. Hyman, 62, founder and president of Parke-Bernet Galleries in New York, died Tuesday at his Canaan home. An expert in Far Eastern art, French furniture and Oriental rugs, he helped found the New York Art and Antique Auction House in 1937.
Washington The 63 year old Manuel Seoane a Peruvian diplomat and special adviser to the Organization of American States died Tuesday of a heart attack. He had served Peru as a congressman diplomat and journalist.
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