Monroe firms launches cow rental plan in United States
Cows Inc a Monroe firm introduces dairy cattle leasing offering farmers up to four cows per operation to boost milk revenue. The scheme includes TB tests Bangs vaccination and disease shots plus ear tag and photographic identification to track each animal. The plan allows a one year trial with rental payments and option to buy within 30 days. Herman J Schmitz is president and son William J Schmitz is VP and secretary.
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Herman J. Schmitz
William J. Schmitz
Cows, Inc
Schmitz
United States
Times
Monroe Corporation
Monroe
Green County
Farm Problem Debate Set for NFO Meeting
Green County National Farmers Organization meets in Turner Hall tonight at 8. President Oren L. Staley will discuss farm and marketing problems and a debate will be welcomed at the close by Burnett Kubly, county president.
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Turner Hall
Green County National Farmers Organization
Oren L. Staley
NFO
Burnett Kubly
Kennedy to address U.N. Assembly Monday
President Kennedy will speak to the United Nations General Assembly Monday to outline U.S. disarmament and nuclear test ban positions and discuss the post Hammarskjold era. The session will also face the Red China U.N. seat issue and Soviet opposition to a nonaligned interim Secretary General plan.
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Washington
Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
White House
United States
U. S
Organization of the United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
U.S
Soviet Russia
Red China
U.N
General Assembly
Berlin
U— States
Peiping
China
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nelson Lucey settle disputes at Wisconsin Democratic meeting
Gov. Nelson ended his bid to unseat state chairman Pat Lucey and said their political differences are resolved. The move clears Lucey for re election to a third term at the Eau Claire convention next month. Nelson favored Frank Nikolay, who withdrew when the 32nd Division unit was called to federal service. He also failed to win Sen. Lynn Stalbaum to run for vice chairman.
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Madison
Nelson
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Eau Claire
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
Bicycle inspection and registration set for Saturday
Monroe to hold third annual bicycle inspection and registration with safety emphasis. Hugo Voelkli of the VFW urges parents to help children fill forms for licensing starting at 7 30 a m at Lincoln school south side. If rain, event shifts to Sept 30.
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Monroe
Hugo Voelkli
VFW Bicycle Safety Committee
Lincoln School
Voelkli
Monroe Chamber Names Optometrist Dr Robert J Smith Director
Dr Robert J Smith optometrist at Monroe Clinic was named director of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce to fill a board vacancy. President George Wells and other directors confirmed the appointment. Smith arrived in Monroe in January and is a native of Stoughton who previously worked in Rockford with the Canfield Clinic. He and wife have five children Christine Jeanne Sandra Karen and Karl born last December 13.
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Monroe Clinic
Robert J. Smith
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
George Wells
Chamber
Smith
Stoughton
Monroe
Rockford
Canfield Clinic
Christine
Jeanne
Sandra
Karen
Karl
Pentagon limits guard reserve deferments amid hardship rules
The Defense Department outlines hardship criteria for reservists and National Guardsmen called to active duty. Most deferments are unlikely. only extreme hardship cases with documentation qualify. Critical occupations and students in qualifying fields may defer. Laws protect servicemembers from eviction, foreclosure, or car repossession, and taxes can be delayed up to six months after service. Seniority and pay rights are preserved upon return.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Labor Department
Esther Loses Eye as Hurricane Esther Weakens Near Cape Cod
The storm's eye closes offshore near Martha's Vineyard as winds ease. Otis Air Force Base radar tracks Esther's center 35 miles south of the island while officials warn of residual danger and prepare coastal communities along Cape Cod and Buzzards Bay.
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Associated Press
Esther
Tropics
Cape Cod
Massachusetts Islands
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Ie
Weather Bureau
Hyannis
Otis
Martha's Vineyard
Long Island
New York
Montauk
N.Y
Massachusetts Civil Defense
Buzzards Bay
Long Island Lighting Co
Suffolk
Nassau
Queens
Connecticut
John Dempsey
Auto Stocks Lead Market Rally on Moderate Volume
Auto shares pushed a late day rally as trading stayed moderately active with about 3.3 million shares. Gains were widespread with General Motors settlement spurring a unanimous advance. Ford rose over one point to a fresh high while GM gained near one point. Chrysler, American Motors small gains and Studebaker Packard held firm.
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Auto List
New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Studebaker
Packard
Immanuel EUB Church Begins Century-Long History
The Immanuel EUB church in Monroe traces its roots to 1855 with German language services in homes and a 1860 18 by 24 building. It formed as a mission church in 1861 under Evangelical Conference guidance, later expanding to a 26 by 40 church in 1878 as Rev. J. C. Brendel led growth toward its centennial observance.
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First Immanuel Church
William Miller Jr
Monroe
Immanuel Eub Church
Immanuel Church
C. F. Asmus
J. J. Ruegger
J. Stolle
Asmus
Reugger
Switzerland
Jacob Sill
Linois
Ruegger
John Stolle
Henry Schindler
J. J. Tschudy
Farmer and Main Streets
16Th Street
16Th Avenue
Wisconsin Evangelical Conference
A. Tarnutzer
Evangelical Conference
J. G. Esslinger
J. C. Brendel
Wisconsin
Daylight Saving Time Ends In Wisconsin This Weekend
Wisconsin ends daylight saving time this weekend with clocks set back one hour. Daylight time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday and Central Standard Time resumes. The 1961 legislature proposed changes to DST but all bills failed. Other states shift back too, while some delay the change by another month.
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Wisconsin
Kennedy Family Moves to Safety from Hurricane Esther
President Kennedy's daughter Caroline and infant John Jr were moved from Hyannis Port to Otis Air Force Base Falmouth for protection from Hurricane Esther. A five car caravan carried relatives and guests from the Kennedy compound including six cousins while the parents stayed at Hyannis Port. The Secret Service ordered the safety move and Joseph P Kennedy remained on site.
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Hyannis Purt
Maso
White House
Secret Service
Hyann's Port
Stephen Smith
Peter Lawford
Edward Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Joseph P. Kennedy
Man Confesses Slaying in 1929 Rocks Rockford
A Rockford man told Winnebago county authorities on Wednesday that he killed Cordelia Gummersheimer, a Rockford school teacher, in 1929. The case drew national headlines over love letters from suitors in New York, Florida and Cuba. Authorities will withhold identity while the story is checked. Gummersheimer was found bludgeoned in her apartment on December 8 1929. Four men tied to the letters were questioned and released.
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Suurford W
Rockford
Winnebago County
Cordelia Gummersheimer
New York
Florida
Cuba
Robert Braun
Armory Farewell for 32nd Division Troops Planned
Monroe chamber leaders plan a colorful sendoff for Co B of the 32nd Division with bands and community turnout as it prepares for departure to Fort Lewis Washington. Maj. Gen. Olson cited Oct 15 as the reporting date while home facilities may host training and a retreat of personal property including an opaque projector and floor polisher. Recruitment will intensify over five days with enlistments then closed.
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Co. B
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Co. K
Vernon Schillinger
Chamber
Monroe
Schill
Washington
Second Battle Group
Dwight C. Coplien
Elkhorn
Fairgrounds
Racine County
Company B
Olson
32Nd Division
Ft. Lew Wash
Ing
14Th Army
Frank Britton
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Army Corps
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