Battered Florida Faces New Threat In Spinning Ethel
Florida reels from Cleo and Dora as Ethel spins in from the Atlantic. Dora weakens to a tropical storm while coastal areas endure floods and power outages. More than 30,000 evacuated and cleanup crews confront widespread damage to homes citrus crops and streets.
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Florida
Ethel
Prescient Johnson
Georgia
Dora
Tallahassee
Palm Beach
Gordon Dunn
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Brunswick
South Carolina
S Augustine
President Johnson to Inspect Florida Georgia Disaster Areas
President Johnson will fly to Florida and Georgia this afternoon to inspect hurricane disaster areas. The White House announced the trip shortly before Johnson's departure for Jacksonville Florida and Brunswick Georgia.
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Florida
Georgia
Washington
Johnson
White House
Jacksonville
Fla
Brunswick
Next Week s Menus for High School Cafeteria
Editor notes meals planned for juniors through the week include Creamed ham on biscuits with buttered corn fruit cocktail and milk on Monday. Tuesday offers meat balls and spaghetti with salad cake bread and milk. Wednesday features bratwurst mashed potatoes tomato slices scooter pie and milk. Thursday presents Bar-B-Q sandwiches with fries carrot sticks and apricots plus milk. Friday serves salmon patty potatoes wax beans melon bread and butter with milk.
Two Shrine Nobles to Return for Monroe Homecoming Day
Special ceremony in Monroe honors Winfield S. Mac Donald of Sheboygan head of Zor Temple Madison and George D. Van Wagenen of Minneapolis former Zuhrah potentate. More than 1,500 Shriners and wives attend a full day of initiations parades and Shrine shows at Green County Fair Grounds.
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Monroe
Mystic Shrine
Shrine
Winfield S. MacDonald
Sheboygan
Zor ‘Temple
Madison
George D. van Wagenen
Minneapolis
Zuhrah
Minneapoli
Midwest Shrine Association
Midwest
Zor
MacDonald
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Manston
Green County
Markets Cling To Narrow Gain
The stock market held a slim advance amid ongoing negotiations centering on Ford. Early afternoon activity was fairly brisk with oils modestly higher while motors and steels showed weakness as investors reassessed prospects.
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New York
Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Zor Shrine Schedule on the Square and Venues
A detailed timeline for Zor Shrine events lists performances by the Zor Concert Band Eau Claire Drum Corps Clowns Zor Booster Band Wausauken Indians Rockford Cycles Rockford Drums La Crosse Oriental Band and more across Recreation Park South Side County Hospital Fairgrounds Masonic Temple and High School venues with ceremonial parades and initiation activities for candidates running from 1 p.m. to after 4:30 p.m. including a special patient show and women’s banquet.
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ON the Square
Zor
Eau Claire
Wausau
Rockford
la Crosse Oriental
Zor Drum Corps County Hospital
Nomads
Zor Chanters
Rockford Cycles
Booster
Zor Arab Patrol
Clowns
Oriental Band
Arabia Drum Corps
Mads
Chanters
Horse Patrol
Minneapolis
Monroe
Roy A. Schultz Dies Gunsmith at Madison VA Hospital
Roy A. Schultz of 1315 15th avenue died this morning at the Veterans Administration hospital in Madison after a stay since August 25. He operated a gun and cycle shop and was married to Mabel Stauffacher on April 27, 1922. Surviving are his wife, a son LeRoy, three grandchildren, a sister and a brother. Services are pending at Shriner-Neushwander funeral home.
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Roy A. Schultz
15Th Avenue
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Madison
Mabel Stauffacher
LeRoy
Kimberly
Jerry
Judy
John Schultz
Albert Witt
Monticello
Harry
Boise
Idaho
Fred
Mary Gill Schultz
Emil
Della)’ Stauffacher
Monroe
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Landslide Kill Six in Hong Kong After Typhoon Sally
A landslide triggered by Typhoon Sally in Hong Kong killed six people and injured eight others. The disaster occurred as the typhoon raged, prompting rescue teams to search affected areas.
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Hong Kong
Lunch Program Problems Based In Local Schools
Monroe's expanded public school lunch program sails along with high participation and improving service. Senior high runs three 34 minute periods averaging 700. junior high 500 with growing familiarity. A sewer backup disrupted service briefly but no major interruptions. weekly junior high lunch cost is 1.25 dollars with consideration of a 30 cent per lunch option for occasional diners.
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Monroe
D. J. Huenink
Huenick
Huenink
Merle Erickson
Warrant Issued in Ambush Shooting of Truck Driver
John J. Doe warrant issued by Dist Atty Donovan and Sheriff Hegge for attempted murder in a Wisconsin ambush on Highway 11 near Orfordville. Target Richard E. Morrissey, a Lafayette county trucker en route to Cudahy stockyards, was not hit though shots damaged vehicle and killed a hog. Police report two pursuing cars followed Morrissey through Green County before the assailants opened fire. Significant progress cited in identifying suspects with cooperation from state and federal agencies.
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Dist. Atty
William F. Donovan
Russell Hegge
Richard E. Morrissey
Lafayette County
Highway 11
Orfordville
Morrissy
Cudahy
Wisconsin
National Farmers Organization
Morrissey
Green County
Hegge
NFO to hold third weekly meeting in Green County
The Green County NFO will meet at 8 p.m. in the agriculture building, open to the public, continuing the livestock withholding action started Aug. 19. Pickets remain at livestock receiving yards as receipts are tallied. one farmer sold 118 hogs yesterday despite the action. NFC spokesmen said fewer than five percent of Green County farmers have shipped or sold and listed 56 known sellers. Green County NFC has 425 members with many non members also withholding.
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Green County Nfo
NFC
Green County
Sai
Olson Flays Reynolds Over NFO Deaths Rule Rewrites
Wisconsin Lt Gov Jack Olson accused Gov Reynolds of irresponsible political expediency after National Farmers Organization deaths. He questioned the timing of a moratorium on demonstrations and cited a phone call from NFC president Oren Staiey and a telegram from Chippewa Falls officials. Olson urged a timely, effective public safety solution and lamented the late meeting.
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Madison
Jack Olson
John Reynolds
National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin
NFC
Oren Staiey
Reynolds
Bonduel
Olson
Chippewa Falls
Edwin P Haberman Dies After Diaphragm Surgery
Edwin P Haberman 76 of 1511 25th avenue Monroe died at 3 am in St Clare hospital from complications after surgery linked to a 1959 head on collision near Tomah that killed Jacob D Hahlen and injured several others. He married Minna Moldenhauer Dec 28 1910 and lived near Juda before moving to Monroe. He served as treasurer of Juda EUB church and Newman Cheese Co and was active in farm groups. He is survived by a wife two daughters a son nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren among others. Services will be at Immanuel EUB church and burial at Mt Vernon Juda. Friends may call at Stnesy funeral home and church.
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Edwin P. Haberman
25Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare
Tomah
Jacob D. Hahlen
Monroe
Haberman
Jefferson Township
Frederick
Mary Jenny Haberman
Minna Moldenhauer
Juda
Immanuel Eub Church
Brotherhood and Faithful Workers
Juda Eub
Newman Cheese Co
Davis School
Spring Grove Township
Green County Farm Bureau
Wif
John
Chambers
Russell
Isabelle) Matzke
Roger N. Haberman
Elm Grove
Ben
Ted Miller
Florena Stuckey
Henry Haberman
John Miller
Ed Hintzman
Wisconsin NFO standoff draws 7000 at airport and capitol
Governor Reynolds and National Farmers Organization President Oren Lee Staley held a closed door meeting in Madison to curb violence on NFO picket lines while more than 2,000 supporters gathered at the airport and hundreds at the Capitol. Police kept traffic orderly as crowds urged peaceful action and farm groups pressed for protection of livestock markets. Telegrams flooded the governor’s office seeking peace measures and possible special legislative action.
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John W. Reynolds
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
Wisconsin
Wilbur Emery
Corning
Iowa
Staley
NFC
Emery
Dane County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Capitol
Reynolds
Robert Manke
de- Forest
Leonard Zubrensky
Morris Slavney
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Vernon Struck
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Struck
Ed Steusser
Milwaukee Milk Producers Association
America
Roger Miller
Senate Ties Vote to Reopen Baker Inquiry
Democratic Sens William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson joined the majority as the Senate approved 75 to 3 directing the rules committee to reopen the Bobby Baker investigation. The move followed weeks of debate over investigative oversight.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Senate
Bobby Baker
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Zor Shrine
G. D. Vanwagenen
Monroe Evening Times
Carl Marty Cheese Co
Blumers Brewery
Lewis
John van Wagenen
van Wagenen
Zuhrah Temple
Zuhrah Horse Patrol
Imperial Council
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Staley Cenfer
Janesville
Rock County
John J. Doe
E. P. Haberman
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Sauk County
James Jantz
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