County Tuberculin Tests Begin Next Tuesday in Green County
Health nurses Martha Tschudy and Jane Olshefske announced a county tuberculin skin test program starting in Albany and surrounding towns. Tests by local physicians will be read by nurses with no charge, and x rays funded for positives. Only specific grades tested this year, with optional testing for others, and consent slips to be sent back via teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monroe
Albany
Martha Tschudy
Jane Olshefske
Monticello
New Glarus
Juda
Brodhead
State Mobile
Thompson Ruling Prompts Squabble in Wisconsin Board
The Wisconsin Investment Board refused Pat Lucey a seat amid a feud between Gov. Reynolds and Atty. Gen. Thompson over appointments. Reynolds ordered a court action to seat Lucey, while the board, following an attorney general opinion, held Lucey back until Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Investment Board
Patrick J. Lucey
Reynolds
George Thompson
Thompson
Investment Board
Lucey
State Senate
Senate
C. Hayden Jamison
Beloit
Russell Wedlake
Stanley L. Rewey
Milwaukee
Mrs. Fritzenmeier Rites Held in Freeport
Services for Mrs. Ernest Fritzenmeier 83 of Freeport were held today. She was mother of Mrs. Roger Elmer of Monroe and survived by four sons Paul Karl Edwin and William of Freeport and four daughters Mrs C L Silberman Pecatonica Louise Clara and Mrs Elmer of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fritzenmeier
Freeport
Roger Elmer
Monroe
Fritzenmeier
Paul
Karl
Edwin
William
C. L. Silberman
Pecatonica
Louise
Clara Fritzenmeier
Elmer
Lucky Friday the 13th Praised After Seaman Rescue
German seaman Franz Strycharczyk, 26, third engineer aboard the 327-foot Motor Vessel Freiburg, spent 14 hours in the Atlantic after falling overboard 800 miles east-northeast of Bermuda. He credited luck for his rescue as the Freiburg searched and later returned. He was not wearing a life preserver and swam to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coast Guard
Franz Strycharczyk
Freiburg
Franz
Bermuda
Tampico
Mexico
Rotterdam
Olson to Decide Next Wednesday for Governor Bid
Milwaukee Lt. Gov. Jack Olson said he will likely announce next Wednesday that he will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1964. He delayed the decision waiting to see if Warren P. Knowles runs, and said the formal announcement will follow a promised Wednesday statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Jack Olson
Olson
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Warren
Underground Blast Triggers Tremor in Las Vegas
An earthquake rattled Las Vegas shortly after a powerful underground nuclear blast 80 miles away. An official said the blast almost certainly caused the tremor. Citizens remained calm with no damage reported and few notified authorities or the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Monroe Garden Club Flower Show Honors Mrs Bishop
More than 325 people attended the Monroe Garden Club’s first flower show held at the Universalist church. Mrs. L H Bishop’s South of the Border arrangement won best exhibit, with many awards across categories including corages and miniatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Counselman
Monroe Garden Club
Universalist Church
Lester Bishop
Times
Charles Buck
Middleton
Dunn
Anthony Curreri
Ambrose
Madison
L. H. Bishop
Border
Ed Knopinski
George
Monroe Spoils Debut in League For Sun Prairie
Monroe Cheesemakers toppled Sun Prairie Cardinals 13 7 in Badger Conference opener. Buchholtz scored twice, Burrington threw a 14 yard TD to Buchholtz, Borchert connected with Braun for Sun Prairie, Pick and Dearth key Monroe defense. Esch suffered elbow injury. Franklin relieved at QB. Middleton blanked Jefferson 20 0 in other league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Spoils
Sun Prairie
Monroe
Sun Prairie Cardinals
Cheesemaker
Cardinals
Cheesemakers
Bob
Bucky) Buchholtz
Keith Burington
Buchholtz
Neil Borchert
Pat Braun
Dan Landis
Jim Martin
Paul Jesberger
Burington
Dave Pick
Jim Dearth
Dan Franklin
Bill Esch
Jesberger
Badger
Larry Urben
Alan Staffon
Middleton
Jefferson
Digs Amble
Mystery money arrives for Dodgeville residents
In southwestern Wisconsin residents, including Harley Hicks and Roy and Mrs. Thomas of Dodgeville, received envelopes with $20 and $100 bills. Envelopes postmarked in Mineral Point bore the message Silence is Golden and carried U.S. B. Dodgeville initials, with no identifiable sender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Harley Hicks
Camp Legion
Hicks
American Legion
Roy K. Thomas
Mineral Point
U.S. B. Dodgeville
Thomas
White Students Urged To Return to Classes In Birmingham
Birmingham mayor Albert Boutwell urged white students to return to school after a boycott protesting integration. He told students in his office that staying out achieves nothing. A 14 year old white girl Connie Berker reported a Negro youth stabbed her in the arm when a band bus stopped at a traffic light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Albert Boutwell
Four Speakers Named Teachers To Meet At Albany
The Green County Education Association holds an all day in service for teachers at Albany high school starting 9 a.m. on Friday September 20 with music from Albany Music Department and remarks by Dallas Briggs Rudolph Huskee and Victor Contrucci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Reading
Monticello
New Glarus
Juda
Brodhead — High School
South School
Roosevelt School
Browntown
Ullom
Cadiz Center
Rush
Hiawatha
Blackford
Buckskin
Iliff
North School
Green County Teachers’ College
Green County Education Association
Albany High School
Albany Music Department
Dallas Briggs
Rudolph T. Huskee
Victor Contrucci
Bureau of Handicapped Children
State Department of Public Instruction
Hiram Hallock
Iran
Lighting Ceremony For Courthouse Set For 8 p.m. Monday
County officials will gather at the Courthouse Monday night for a formal ceremony to dedicate new exterior lighting. Buri Electric Co. installed four mercury vapor floodlights at a contract price of 1 083 76 dollars. The project also includes two porch lights focused on the entrance doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Kundert
Buri Electric Co
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Myron Stair
Marion Lewis
Jordan
Walter Preuti
Pleasant
Monroe
Army Ends Censoring Of Crash News Photos
The Army ordered worldwide commands to allow civilian news photographers access, barring only classified details. The move follows a California crash rescue scene where a helicopter pilot tried to destroy film, an action approved by his Ft. Ord superior who cited avoiding unfavorable commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
California
Ft. Ord
Calif
Burglary Suspect Snoozes Through Arrest in South Bend
A burglary suspect Karl Harris, 40, of South Bend, slept in a display lawn chair in a drug store surrounded by liquor bottles as police handcuffed him to the chair and checked the store for missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Karl Harris
Swiss Singers To Be Featured In City Band Concert
The final outdoor City Band concert at Twining Park features the Monroe Swiss Mixed Choir with vocal selections Emmental Grass Gott Das Schwyzerhussie Heimweh and more. Edwin Schuetze directs, with a large roster of choir members and a high school clarinet quartet performing Four of a Kind. The program opens with the Star Spangled Banner and includes Civil War Suite When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin Along Birdland Bill Bailey The Green Leaves of Summer Inka Dinka Doo Moon River and Scotland the Brave. Attendees are urged to bring chairs or blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining Park
Monroe
Emmental
Emmen Valley
Edwin Schuetze
Ernest Haibheer
Ferdinand, Hilfiker
Hans Kammerer
Fred Maurer
William Niederberger Sr
Joe Rast
William Roeschli
Werner Bernet
Marion Burkhardt
Beatrice Wiebel
Gottlieb Brandli
Gregor Brandli
Alfred Meier Sr
Paul Affolter
Ferdinand Hilfiker
Albert Thomman
Paul Weibel
Sandy Fritz
Marcia Mahley
Phyllis Mohns
Ginny Theiler
Mother Tired But Doing Fine In South Dakota
Five babies plus their mother, Mrs. Andres Fischer, are reported in good condition after a quintuplet birth at St. Luke's Hospital in Aberdeen South Dakota. Four breech deliveries complicated the birth but the five infants are safely cared for in the nursery. The Fischers previously have four children aged 7 to 4, and they recently moved to a farm near Aberdeen to provide milk and space for the brood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S.D
St. Luke’s Hospital
Andres Fischer
Fischer
Berbos
Fischers
Danny
Denise
Charlotte
Julie
Evelyn
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Cuervo de Prieto
Dionne Sisters
Canada
Emile
Annette
NFO Members Halt Milk Truck Pickups in Wisconsin
In Mondovi Wisconsin farmers halted a Twin Cities Minnesota Milk Producers Association truck for three hours protesting the co operatives refusal to sign a National Farmers Organization contract. Kenneth Wood NFC chairman said the demonstration was more or less spontaneous. Driver Gene Engel reported the farmers were courteous and did not pressure him to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondovi
Wis
Twin Cities
Minnesota Milk Producers Association
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Kenneth Wood
Buffalo County
NFC
Gene Engel
Chippewa Falls
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West Clarno
East Clarno
Fairfield
Sanders and
Enterprise
East School
Argus
Round Grove
Prien
Richland
Ball
St. Victor’s School
Vegas
Mrs. Bishop
Lie Albright
Melvin Olson
August Schmid
John Ivey
Frank Pickett
Philip Counselman
Margaret Buehler
Waldo Rufer
Carl Brennecke
Leslie Albright
John Becker
Clark Mathiot
Ivey
Albright
Schmid
Mrs. Albright
Mathiot
Bishop
Buehler
Mrs. Mathiot
Gertrude Clayton
Roger Voelkli
Art Schroeder
Stoughton
By Lee Fernstaedt
Bob Buchholtz
John Barth
Platteville State College
Forrest Zantow
Baraboo
R. Emery Davis
Wisconsin Education Association
David Keller
WEA
Donna Ludwig
Alice Zimmerli
Virginia Zweifel
Verla Babler
Thomas Keegan
David Stauffacher
South Dakota
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