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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1975
Page
2
The piece argues the president’s power lies in symbol and morale. It praises Ford’s veto record over riming spending but notes his struggle to build lasting confidence. It contrasts past leaders who inspired action with Ford’s less decisive approach and uncertain path to rallying the nation.
Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thrasher were his mother Mrs Pearl Weel and her sister Alice Metz Monroe. Mr and Mrs Thrasher and family attended a picnic Sunday at Janesville. Others attending included Mr and Mrs Valentine Buel and Valarie Mark Bobby and Ann Marie Monroe Evaline Tresner Monroe Mr and Mrs Victor Broege and Dennis Janet Gloria Charlene and Charlotte all of Janesville. Robert Buol Rt 2 Monroe.
A supper guest joined the Douglas Thrasher home on Wednesday, attending a cordial visit and meal at the residence. The visitor’s name and further details were not disclosed in the readable text.
Monroe park workers combat Dutch Elm disease and tornado damage to the band shell. Leroy Erdahl, 30, was found shot at work at the gasoline station owned by A Charles Howe. July Fourth plans include fireworks, games, square dance and golf. Herbert Hoover at 80 leads Hoover Commission proposals for government reform before the commission expired.
A summary of events dated July 1 1945 notes Capt Walter Wenger of Argyle arriving home after ten months in a German prison camp. General MacArthur leads pre invasion bombardment and landings in Borneo as Aust nations push into the Southwest Pacific theatre. Wisconsin pension eligibility expands for elderly residents with limited income and property. Dr Harold Schneider completes internship in Milwaukee and plans practice with Dr Ruehlman. Claire Kline and Harold Heimann join the swimming pool staff.
On this date in 1867 the Dominion of Canada was created by the British North America Act. Other 19th and 20th century events follow, including the U S Congress establishing the Bureau of Internal Revenue in 1862 and Gettysburg beginning in 1863, with later items such as Red Cross formation in 1881 and San Juan Hill victory in 1898.
The Associated Press reports the U S delegation to Vietnam peace talks in Paris. It notes the death of Argentine President Juan Peron in Buenos Aires at 78 a year ago and marks birthdays for James Cagney and Olivia de Havilland. The thought recalls Nehru and a Bicentennial footnote mentions the 20 year anniversary of the Continental Congress decision on alliances with Indian tribes.
The World Almanac recalls the Battle of Bunker Hill on June 17 1775 where American farmers slowed a superior British force at Breed's Hill in three assaults. British casualties totaled 1 064 with 226 killed, marking a psychological win for the patriots.
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