Winds Of Change At Marquette After Campus Crisis
At Marquette University in Milwaukee the crisis period described as "the last troubled days" spurred a shift toward a more urban, engaged university. Faculty and students credit a surge in student power and a broadened commitment to racial issues, with reforms including a Negro scholarship program and a dedicated administrator.
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Marquette
Raymond McAuley
William Sullivan
Father Sullivan
William Miller
History Department
Warren Bovee
Miller
Respond
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Oper
Edward D. Simmons
Dedi
John P. Raynor
Simmons
Paul Messbarger
Deaths Emma L Bantle and Paul Gavin
Death notices for Emma L. Bantle 68 of 1509 S 6th St died May 23 funeral Monday at Schumacher Funeral Home and Holy Trinity Catholic Church burial Catholic Cemetery. Survivors include husband two sons including Rev Charles Bantle and William, five grandchildren two brothers two sisters. Paul J Gavin 56 formerly of La Crosse died May 20 in Moscow Idaho survived by widow stepson brother nephew funeral in Moscow with burial in Moscow Cemetery.
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Emma L. Bantle
S. 6Th St
Schumacher Funeral Home
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
V. J. Plecity
Catholic
Paul J. Gavin
Moscow
Idaho
la Crosse
Northern Engraving Co
Elks Club
Betty LaFore
Gavin
Colorado
Nevada
California
Robert R. Hevey
Eau Claire
Raymond Gavin
Portland
Ore
Harlan Gavin
Mabel
Minn
Hesper Lutheran Cemetery
Debra Anne Rollie
Harold Rollie
Hesper
Rochester
Virtus Stoffregen
Tweeten Memorial Hospital
Spring Grove
Galesville
Wis
Fred
Hagen
Dennis
A la Navy
Neil
Crosse Hospital
Sandra
Linda
French Creek Lutheran Church
Henry A. Lease
Smith Mortuary
Mr. Hagen
Lillehammer
Norway
Simon Hagen
United States
Clara Dahle
Stanley
Madison
Norman
Clarence
Kirkland
Wash
Graveside rites for infant Mark D. Ploor held in Oak Grove
Graveside services were held Friday in Oak Grove Cemetery for Mark D. Ploor two day old son of Dennis and a note lists Rev Edwin P Sheppard as officiant. The infant is survived by maternal grandparents Daniel Sheridan of Janesville and paternal grandparents Norman and ? Ploor of Janesville. Sletten McKee Funeral Home arranged.
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Mark D. Ploor
Dennis Ploor
la Crosse
Oak Grove Cemetery
Edwin P. Sheppard
Daniel E. Sheridan
Janesville
Norman Ploor
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Births scattered across Wisconsin and Michigan hospitals
May dates show multiple births across Madison Wisconsin General Hospital St Francis Hospital Lake Oswego Oregon Mason Michigan. Names include Julie Christine Pitzner Cheryl Neumann Judy Mae Scott Barbara Ann Exner Virginia Rieber and Nathan Wulf with parents listed in La Crosse area connections. Hospitals referenced: Wisconsin General Hospital St Francis Madison Lake Oswego Mason General Hospital Grand Lodge Michigan.
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James E. Lee
W. Burr
Oak St
Judy Mae Scott
Richard B. Gile
R. 1
Onalaska
Barbara Ann Exner
St. Francis Hospital
Robert Steele
Rose St
Cheryl Neumann
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin General Hospital
Julie Christine
Larry Pitzner
Marilyn Montgomery
Pitzner
la Crosse
Arthur Till
Spruce St
Lake Oswego
Virginia Rieber
Nathan Wulf
Alfred Liepold
Grand Lodge
Mich
Mary Lister
Tri State Obituaries From Wisconsin and Minnesota
Death notices from La Farge Kendall Viola Mabel Galesville Merrillan cover Eugene Cathers John Jen son Pansy Bender Debra Rollie Fred Hagen Catherine Novak and others. The notices list ages, birthplaces, funeral details burial sites and survivors across Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois. Birth defects note closes the item.
Native Of State Was Pilot Of Crashed Copter
Capt John E Dupies, a Fond du Lac Wisconsin native and command pilot of Los Angeles Airways S 61 helicopter, died in Wednesday crash near Paramount California that killed 23 people. He served as World War II fighter and Korean War helicopter pilot before Marine Corps Reserve retirement as captain. Survived by wife Jean Weiss Dupres and three children. brother Donald Dupres a Milwaukee police officer.
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Paramount
Battle of Little Bighorn Massacre and Comanche Survivor
General George Armstrong Custer and his command were killed at the battle. Only the horse Comanche survived the disaster, becoming the lone living witness to the confrontation between the U. S. Army and Native forces.
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George Armstrong Custer
Little Big Horn
Comanche
Weather La Crosse and Vicinity Five Day Outlook
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with a little warmth. Lows in the 40s and highs in the mid 60s. Rain chance about 10 to 20 percent, with a Sunday shower chance and near 40 Sunday morning. Wisconsin and Minnesota show cooler nights with frost north and similar weekend trends. Mississippi River levels forecast for Winona and La Crosse range around 7 to 8 feet over the next three days.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Winona
Minn
Prairie Lu Chien
Edith Cutting 1885 Funeral Services Planned
Edith Cutting 82 of 402 S 7th St. died May 22 at a local hospital. Born October 13 1885 in Dubuque Iowa she worked 47 years at the E R Barron Co and belonged to the Business and Professional Women's Club and Wesley Methodist Church. Survived by sister Mrs George Allen Minneapolis and one niece. Services Saturday 11 a.m. Sletten-McKee Funeral Home with Rev Edwin officiating.
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Viola
Wis
Pansy Bender
Viroqua
United Methodist Church
Frank Thompson
Hopewell Cemetery
Henthorn Funeral
Miss Bender
Grant Bender
Richland County
Foster
Mabel Joseph
Blanche Ambrose
Beloit
Merrillan
Catherine Novak
Neillsville
Poland
Merrillan Methodist Church
Calvin Carey
Oakwood Cemetery
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Walter Jingle
Merillan
Joe Jabukowski
Chicago
Chester
Marshfield
Stanley
Cicero, Ill
Edith Cutting
S. 7Th St
Dubuque
Iowa
Miss Cutting
E. R. Barron Co
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Wesley Methodist Church
George
Bess) Allen
Minneapolis
Minn
Sletten-McKee i
Truth In Lending Bill Praised By La Follette In Madison
Atty. Gen. Bronson C. La Follette hailed Congress for passing the truth in lending bill. He said it protects consumers and reflects free enterprise principles. He urged Wisconsin to enact a similar law and noted states could not act adequately.
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la Follette
Madison
Bronson C. la Follette
Congress
Washington
Richmond Academy's Claim as Oldest US Boys High School
Richmond Academy in Augusta Georgia is described as perhaps the oldest boys high school in continuous operation in the United States, highlighting its long history and enduring educational mission.
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Richmond Academy
Augusta
United States
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