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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1955
Page
5
The article recalls the famed Mademoiselle from Armentieres through local townsfolk and a French innkeeper. Residents recall no such figure ever lived in Armentieres, suggesting the song’s subject may be from elsewhere. An Alabaster Michigan note describes a gypsum conveyor across Lake Huron.
A Carnegie exhibit in New York showcases how aerial photography can detect military buildups. An enlarged 200 by 9 inch film strip from 40,000 feet shows cities, rivers, and even lawn mowers, with experts noting camouflaged troops or installations can be spotted from the air. The Air Force pledges readiness to honor any open skies agreement.
Wisconsin colleges have borrowed 3 305 000 since 1949 for student and faculty housing with 1 000 000 for Marquette University housing 351 women and 1 180 000 for 380 men there plus 600 000 for St Norbert to house 178 men and 525 000 for Carroll to house 150 men The Housing and Home Finance Agency may approve more loans in coming months. Senator Wiley urges farm bills and support for three measures including a dairy research lab and soil conservation amendments. Pedestrian 70 killed Otto Heinig struck by automobile in Manitowoc.
Emma Guy 82 of Warren died Saturday in Freeport hospital. Services were held in Warren. Born in Shullsburg in April 1873 to Harry and Emily Guy, she lived in Warren 50 years and was a charter member of the Rebekah lodge. Survived by sister Mrs Florence Tul of South Wayne and two brothers Elmer of Stockton Illinois and George of Chicago.
Gustave Martin Ingwell 81 died Sunday night in Blanchardville. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Blanchardville Lutheran church with Rev. Richard Torgerson officiating. Burial follows in Graceland cemetery. The body will lie in state at Saether funeral home until noon Thursday when it will be moved to the church. He was born September 20, 1874, in Moscow Township, Iowa County, attended Platteville Business College, and ran a general store here for 35 years before retiring in 1951. He married Mathilda Hanson April 25, 1900, who died in 1950. He was a longtime member and former trustee and deacon of Blanchardville Lutheran church and served as Moscow township treasurer. Surviving are a son Clayton Ingwell of Deerfield. three daughters Mrs. John Mullen of Madison, Miss Thelma Ingwell of Stoughton, and Mrs. Mabel Berseth of Blanchardville. a brother George and a sister Mrs. Henry Nelson, both of Blanchardville. seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. A brother and sister preceded him in death. Maryland has 1,289 miles of railroad.
Wisconsin Congressman Lawrence H. Smith says the farm problem should be treated as an economic issue, not a political one. He backs the American Farm Bureau Federation stance urging both parties to avoid hard price support positions and notes competing global parity pressures while he seeks clarification from Secretary Benson.
Dr. Harry Wellman announces that Regents accept the resignation of Clark George Kuebler 41 provost of the Santa Barbara campus. A morals charge dismissed November 10 in New York City by Magistrate Hyman Bushel for insufficient evidence.
Dorothy Warren, daughter of Chief Justice Earl Warren, wed Dr. Carmine D. Clementes in a candlelit double ring ceremony at Wayfarers Chapel Portuguese Bend. Rev Kenneth W Knox officiated with Nina Warren Brien as matron of honor and Dr Stuart Brien as best man. Both families attended including Virginia, James, Robert and Earl Jr. The groom is a UCLA Medical Center anatomy professor aged 27.
Gov Romer appointed five to fill three judgeships and two district attorney vacancies. John P. Santerre to Barron County municipal judge, Harry Carlson Kenosha municipal judge, James Parmelee Kenosha small claims judge, Earl F. Eileen Waushara district attorney, Franklin J. Schmeider Calumet district attorney. Also notes about mentally deficient children in the U.S.
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