Reservist policy reforms urged for all military reserves
A special evaluation board condemns Navy reserve policy confusion and secrecy. It calls for a single clear policy and a public information program. The piece argues for universal military training and extended reserve service to unify manpower planning and provide future certainty for young men. It urges Congress to adopt consistent programs for all male Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Evaluation Board
Navy
Naval Reserve
Special Board
Defense Department
White House
Congress
Morse Switches Sides in 1955 Senate Vote
Washington analysis notes Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, once a Republican, now indicates he will vote with Democrats for Senate control if the split is close. The move, seen as a test of independence, follows Morse’s 1952 party switch and mixed record in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
McCarthy
Senate
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Duke of Edinburgh Roughs It in Labrador Tour
The Duke of Edinburgh roughs it on a Labrador trip to fish salmon brook and lake trout along the Eagler River 115 miles east of Goose Bay. Only building is a Jog cook shack. Coffee has been used as a beverage for about 600 years.
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Edinburgh
Labrador
Goose Bay
Duke of Edinburgh
Eagler River
Canada
Years Ago Green County Leaders and World War II Echoes
A retrospective from Green County records recalls 1944 political races with Walter S. Goodland and Oscar Rennebohm, plus Patton’s advance near Paris. It also notes local 1949 figures and 1929 marriage vows, 1914 battles around Belgrade, and 1904 hydrant rent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Goodland
Tion
Oscar Rennebohm
U. S
Wiley
Green County
Evan C. Chambers
Harry A. Keegan
Assem H. Holcomb
Mrs. Gister
Deeds
Paris
Patton
Harold A. Vogel
Continental
Europ
Reds Report Gaining Control of All Viet Nam
Preston Grover reports from Paris that despite armistice accords Viet Nam appears to fall under Communist influence. Vietminh civic committees operate in the South and North, with rapid government breakdowns in North Indochina as officials flee and Vietminh officials move in. The Vietminh promise leniency, persuade soldiers to switch sides, and stage loyalist administrations while Bao Dai remains in France and South Viet Nam eyes a new political order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Grover Parish
Viet Nam
Paris
Hanoi
Saigon
France-Soir
le Monde
Geneva
Indochina
Carnp
Ho Chi Minh
France
Auready
South Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Political tensions rise in Vietnam as premier faces dissent
French reporters note Premier Bao Dai struggles amid clashes with fellow premiers including Ngo Dinh Diem. Talk of ousting Bao Dai and forming a republic surfaces to unite anti Communist forces in the South. Vietminh influence grows in the countryside as Saigon braces for unrest with limited local help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Theuth
Saigon
le Monde
Tass
Hanoi
Jerdee Infant of Brooklyn Dies in Stoughton
Jerdee Infant Jerry Jerdee four month old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jerdee Route 2 died Monday in a Stoughton hospital He leaves his parents two brothers Larry and Donald one sister Judy the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Nels Jerdee Route 3 Stoughton and the maternal grandfather Don Wersland Brooklyn Services set for Thursday at 2 pm at the Cummings Edis on Olson funeral home Stoughton Pastor L Olav Tolo of Christ Lutheran will officiate Burial will be in East Side cemetery Stoughton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powumacton Voyeesaar
Jerry Jerdee
Arthur Jerdee
Route 2
Stoughton Hospital
Larry
Donald
Judy
Nels Jerdee
Route 3
Stoughton
Don Wersland
Brooklyn
Cummings-Edison-Olson
L. Olav Tolo
Christ Lutheran Church
East Side
Rees Proposes Periodic Check on government Employees
Rep Ree suggests a regular nose count of 2.3 million government workers to verify who is at work and why absences occur. In a letter to Philip Young, Rees cites an unnamed informant alleging a worker took a five month trip at Uncle Sam’s expense to pursue a divorce.
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Belgrade
Alsace- Lorraine
Jacob Kundert
Green County House
Public
Sam Milem
North
Jackson
16Th Avenue
Japan
Germany
Berlin
Rep. Rees
Washington
Kansan
House Civil Service Committee
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Rees
Safi
Judy Folgate Captures Top Rating in Contest
Judy Folgate wins top rating in a contest held in Springfield Illinois representing Stephenson County. Folgate's family, including Mr and Mrs Ira Zimmermann and Wa Richards, are noted as staying at the Folgate farm in Monroe and Brodhead.
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Judy Folgate
Ating
Illinois Springfield
Miss Folgate
Stephenson Couffy
Folgate
Springfield
Ira Zimmerman
Monroe
Wa Richards
Brodhead
Folgate Farm
Mrs Stoltz 74 Dies at Freeport in Illinois Obituary
Mrs. George H Stoltz 74 of Freeport dies after extended illness in a Freeport hospital. Services held at Burke Tubbs funeral home with Rev. Charles F Land officiating. Burial at Oakland Cemetery. She was born Myrtle Wilson July 4 1880 in Fairfield Illinois and married George Stoltz March 4 1900. She leaves a son Bernard F Stoltz Napa California a former Monroe resident a daughter Ruth Larrow McConnell and three other sons in Freeport six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Burke- Tubbs
Freeport
George H Stoltz
Bernard F. Stoltz
Napa
Calif
Monroe
Charles F. Land
Oakland Cemetery
Stoltz
Myrtle Wilson
Fairfield
Frank
Mary Wilson
George |Oltz
California
Homer
Ruth) Larrow
McConnell
George Arthur
Robert E
Bernard J
Jack) Stoltz
12Th Avenue
Monticello Social Notes From Local Residents
Monticello society news lists visits and trips among residents. Mr and Mrs James Knoblauch Cambridge and numerous Madison and Albany visitors are noted. Families including Karlen Frebner Voegeli Marty Blum Marty and others roam to Niagara Falls McFarland Albany Monroe and New Glarus with visits to relatives and friends.
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James Knoblauch
Cambridge
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Ken Hy
Niagara Falls
H. A. Becker
Janesville
Barbara Karlen
Joan Aschenbrennen
Madison
R. W. Karlen
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas
Fred Frebner
Albany
Jacob A. Voegeli
Charles Schnetzler
Janet
Anna Schnetzler
McFarland
Alvin, Mitchell
Albert J. Marty
W. F. Blum
Emma Marty
Irene Marty
Luther Lemon
Phil Papes
Phillip
Waukegan
Lena Bables
Wisconsin
Jacob Marty
New Glarus
E. W. Marty
Fannie G
Frieda
Benkett
Lydia Voegels
Mrs Miller Dies in Albany Funeral note for Nelson Miller kin
Mrs Nelson Miller 62 died at home in Albany after a 13 year illness. Born Julia Ann Clark March 29 1892 in Clarno Township she married Oct 14 1914 in Orangeville. Survived by husband five daughters four sons and 28 grandchildren with one grandson in Korea. Services pending at Sharer funeral home. Pluto distance fact included.
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Albany
Nelson Miller
Julia Ann Clark
Clarno Township
William Clark
Orangeville
Millers
Wisconsin
Miller
Alex Bandi
Monroe
Richard Ross
Beloit
Vatican Reports Spanish Bishops Seek Language Use
Vatican authorities say Spanish bishops have requested the use of Spanish in liturgy or church affairs, noting this doubtless will be granted soon as part of linguistic adaptations in several European countries.
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Vatican
Vatican Allows English in Catholic Rites in North America
Vatican grants bishops in North America permission to use English in baptism marriage and anointing offerings and other ceremonies while Mass remains in Latin. The ruling, approved by Pope Pius XII through the Sacred Congregation of Rites, could extend to England if requested.
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Vatican City
Sagasa
North Ameri
Vatican
Pius XII
Sacred Congregation of Rites
North America
Turkey
Ple
England
UW Foundation Names Chicagoan as Chairman
Howard I. Potter of Chicago was elected chairman of the board of directors of the University of Wisconsin Foundation on Monday. Former Gov. Oscar Rennebohm of Madison was named board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UW Foundation
Madison
Howard I. Potter
Chicago
University of Wisconsin Foundation
Oscar Rennebohm
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times Co
Emery A. Odell
the Associated Press
Daily’ Press Association
Monror
Stephenson County
Ill
Wisconalit
Evening Times
Ted Burgy
Wilbur Deininger
Citizens Military Training Camp
Camp Sheridan
Norma M. Bolton
Frank J. Byrne
St. Victor’s
Henry E. Divan
Browntown
Aaron Kahl
Martintown
Argyle
John N. Johnson
Norma
Lee van Matre
Milwaukee
Monroe Waterworks Co
Hyde Park
Horatio Burchard
Burchard
United States Mint
Fred Trachsel
Wells Opera House
Reds
South Viet
Bauman’s
Ace Hardware
Jerdee Infant
Oldsmobile
Green County Auto Co
Beckers
George Wright
Gus Johnson
Blanchardville
Marty
Tommy
Walter Kropf
Johnson
Delbert Krupke
Ren, Monroe
Lawrence
Karlen and
Ralph Freitag
Messrs. Freitag
Robert
Karlen
Krupke
Middleton
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Pluto
Sun
Earth
Bernard F. Gibbons
Goodyear
Gempler
15Th Avenue
Rites
Wm. A. Becker Co
Dairyland Bus Co., Inc
Ludlow
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