On This Date June 1 History Highlights 1976
Events on June 1 across history include General de Gaulle becoming France's premier in 1958, Kentucky joining the union in 1792, Tennessee's statehood in 1796, and Brigham Young born in Vermont in 1801. The note also recalls James Lawrence's cry Dont give up the ship in 1813 and Leslie Howard's death in 1943. Dean Chance turns 35.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Union
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Bor
Whitingham
Vermont
James Madison
Congress
Britain
U.S. Navy
James Lawrence
Boston
Leslie Howard
Lisbon
London
Indonesia
Malaasia
Richard Nixon
Washington
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Dean Chance
Benjamin Franklin
Charleston
S.C
Monroe Evening Times masthead with staff and holidays
The page lists the Monroe Evening Times publication details including publisher Lund and manager roles. It notes editors, circulation, office staff, and that the paper publishes daily except Sundays and major holidays such as Memorial Day and Christmas Day.
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Ay Lund
James Bruce
Ames Glessner
William Johnston Jr
Robert Beverley
Robert Maurer
Joan Gempeler
Memorial Day road toll soars. deaths risk historic high
Glancing Back recalls Memorial Day weekend tragedy with 519 highway fatalities by Monday midnight. Other items note awards for Miss Madeline Schuett and Miss Patricia Gaughan, a 100-year-old Doyle School fire destruction, weather turmoil, obituaries, police changeover, and local civic notices in Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Madeline Schuett
New Glarus
Leland Lamboley
Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post
Peter Johnson
Patricia Gaughan
National Office Management Association
Robert H. Rieder
Brooklyn
Belleville
Doyle
Green County
Teacher Training School
E. McLaughlin
Grand Army of the Republic
Monroe Methodist Church
Pythian
Union Church
G. T. Hodges
Democratic County Committee
Monroe High School
Janesville
C. T. Meythaler
American Express Company
Birth of the United States Coast Guard and early enforcement
The text notes smuggling as patriotic in the Revolutionary era and describes Alexander Hamilton urging Congress to authorize 10 armed vessels to enforce customs. On March 21 1791 President Washington appointed Hopley Yeaton as Master of a Cutter for revenue protection, marking the origins of the United States Coast Guard.
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Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Congress
Washington
Hopley Yeaton
United States
Coast Guard
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Ning Times
Bernice Bede Oso
Aries
Vaurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Capricorn
Mm Jarius
Pisces
Prassn
Monroe Evening Times
Tober
Iblishing Co. Inc
Monroe
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Assn
Wisconsin Newspaper Association
AP News Dispatches
Bsc
Geliveres
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Winnebago
Illino
Northern
Illinois
North Central States
Adda Dreibelbis
Julia Flynn
Darlington Monroe High School
Fred L. Kohli
Jerome H. Schwaiger
Norval B. Mackey
First National Bank of Monroe
First National Bank
First National
Ole Er Sfiolennd
Ped
Serta Mattresses
Phillips and Smith Furniture and
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