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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1947
Page
2
The piece argues for preparedness through a universal military training program as urged by the American Legion and leaders like Kenneth C. Royall. It notes veterans’ mixed views within the Legion and emphasizes the need for a united nation ready to defend itself if required.
Alwin Babler and Marshall L. Peterson win the inter-city tennis match against Stoughton in a clean sweep. The item references Mrs. J. W. sas and mentions Ralph Lindsey and the Deal family with Brooks J noted in the clipping from The Evening Times.
Representatives from 350 U S colleges will gather at the University of Wisconsin to form a nationwide student organization. Sponsors aim for a militant, welfare-focused body with participation from diverse campuses. The movement traces roots to Europe with early world student group delegates.
Barry and Abby attend a cocktail party with friends as they near home, while Abby wrestles with desire and doubt. Barry reveals plans for law study and politics, while Abby grapples with ownership and fear of losing him, imagining a distant, unowned future.
Mr and Mrs Henry Norder hosted a dinner Friday honoring Mr and Mrs George Stultz Mrs Fred Krues and son Ned of Melford attended Others included Mr and Mrs Glenn Boyer Mr and Mrs Sam Matzke Mr and Mrs G B Lahr Mr and Mrs William Albright and F E Matzke Mr and Mrs Wilmer Coates Juda and Mr and Mrs N H Durst Monroe visiting Gilbert Albright at Maroon Ill Joseph Jones attended the state fair in Milwaukee The wedding of Miss Carol Latham and Robert Currier took place Saturday in Woodstock Ill
Woodstock wedding reception noted as the couple plans life in Woodstock and Chicago. Readers learn of 4-H ice cream social planned on G B Lahr lawn and Milwaukee state fair success by Lois Jean Miller and Kathryn Chambers. Various visits span Beloit Monroe Juda Sturgeon Bay Lamars and Chicago with family and coworkers.
Miss Joan Schmid, who spent the summer months at M, returned Sunday and will spend the school year with her sister and family Mr and Mrs Ivan Boyer.
Observation notes that the tiniest stars are nearly the size of Earth, highlighting surprising similarities in dimensions and challenging assumptions about stellar scale.
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