Lovelace Wins Medal Award At Junior High Ceremony
Thomas Lovelace received the medal award from the Student Council at a special junior high ceremony in the auditorium. Tomorrow high school awards will be given at 1 15 p m in the new gym. Five students earned Junior Red Cross certificates for completing the junior first aid course today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lovelace
Don Lovelace
Red Cross
Richard A. Kundert
Laura Schroeder
Kathleen Baltzer
Linda Feutz
Susan Hoffman
Judy Hefty
Jim Marty
Stan Nyberg
Phillis Mohns
Steve Grundahl
Carole Buehler
Karen Herbert
Mary Condon
Sandra Fitz
Miss Fritz
Franklin B. Luebchow
Ruth Chambers
Richard Barry
Martha Etter
Sandra Fritz
Linda Fritz
Terry Goetz
Judy Holcomb
Becky Houser
Robert Knipschild
Kim Kindschi
Tony Lux
Phyllis Mohns
William Schuetze
Becky Trumpy
Mary Walker
Cheryl
Libby von Arx
Gail Arnold
Jan Barry
Roger Brunkow
Barbara Gordon
Yvonne Grams
Holly Hoesly
Karen Jacobs
James Kittelson
Marshall Peterson
Barbara Rufenacht
Carol Mitchell
Judy Rupp
Deena Speich
James Spring
Kathy West
Burton Wiltfang
David Thompson
Luebchow
Market Recovers From Tuesday Decline
New York trading moved higher early in the afternoon as the market regained some losses. Moderately active activity showed scattered gains and small advances in electronics and select issues while overall sentiment remained cautious.
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New York
Louisiana Governor Earl Long Committed to Hospital
Ailing Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long was committed to a Galveston hospital Tuesday for protection and treatment. The action followed a petition by Mrs. Long stating he is exhausted overworked and ill mentally and physically, requiring 90 days of observation and care in a mental hospital.
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Galveston
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
D Day Memoirs From Lt Gen Joe Collins Eye Normandy
Maj. Gen. Joe Collins recalls D Day voyage and weather odds off Cherbourg as Bayfield and Task Force Utah brace for invasion. He notes rough seas, lack of German patrols, and tense decision to proceed with Allied landings after delays and rehearsals.
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Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Allied
Lawton Collins
7Th Corps
Army Headquarters
Normandy
France
Omar N. Bradley
U.S
Leonard T. Gerow
Guadalcanal
Pacific
Lightnin
Joe’’ Collins
Utah Beach
Cherbourg
St. Lo
Aachen
U.S. Army
Associated Press
Bayfield
Cherbourg Peninsula
Don P. Moon
Utah
England
Francke
English Channel
Service set for Navy Lt Richard Maegli Saturday
Navy Lt. Richard Edgar Maegli 30 dies in a twin engine anti submarine plane crash off Virginia coast during maneuvers. Services will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday in Milwaukee with full military rites at Dobratz and Son funeral home 3514 North Port Washington. Burial at Wisconsin Memorial Park. The body arrives Friday night and relatives from Wisconsin and Rhode Island plan to attend. Mrs Maegli and their seven week old son will come to Milwaukee tomorrow evening and stay ten days before returning to Warwick Rhode Island to settle affairs.
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Navy
Richard Edgar Maegli
Virginia
Milwaukee
Dobratz and Son Funeral Home
North Port Washington
Wisconsin Memorial Park
Maegli
Kathryn Champers
William Chambers
Juda
Kathryn
Edwin
Lt. Maegli
Wisconsin
Warwick
R. I
Lt. Maegeli
O. J. Maegli
Whitefish Bay
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Roger
Wisconsin Cheese Trade Sees Steady Demand in Madison Markets
Wisconsin cheese markets show steady to fair demand with ample offerings. Cheddars moisture 31-33 percent and blocks 40 pounds sell at 34-35 dollars, daisies 34-36 percent, longhorns 34-42, midgets 35-54. Swiss blocks 38-40, B 36-38, C 32-34, D 28-42 with Grade D in short supply in some areas.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Mauerman Wins Columbia Medical School Scholarship
George S. Mauerman of Monroe has earned a medical scholarship to Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City. He will study there starting September after graduating Magna Cum Laude from Vanderbilt University. Mauerman earned Phi Beta Kappa honors and Phi Eta Sigma early, and lettered in football at Monroe High School.
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George S. Mauerman
George J. Mauerman
Monroe
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York City
Mauerman
Columbia College
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Eta Sigma
Delta Phi Alpha and
The
Skull and Bones
Phi Kappa Sigma
Diplomats Plan Early Showdown Over Berlin Crisis
Western and Soviet foreign ministers plan secret talks aimed at a swift resolution to the Berlin crisis. Andrei Gromyko is named as the Soviet counterpart, with Geneva as the backdrop for the discussions.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Monroe Council Approves Local Firework Rules And Licenses
Monroe City Council updated the fireworks code to conform with state law allowing caps and sparklers and directed police to curb smoke bombs after recent incidents. A cabaret ordinance facing a public hearing June 16 ties to Green County House remodeling. A public hearing on all liquor licenses was scheduled, with Kempfert’s Pharmacy seeking a Class A license.
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Monroe
Henry S. Hefty
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Turner Hall
Green County House
Laeser
Kempfert’s Pharmacy
Blumer’s Drug Store
Highway 69
St. Victor’s
North School
Board of Health
Evans
L. A. Moore
Edna and
Earl Bartlett
Margaret A. Kundert
Jesse Morton
Clark Goodman
Eddie
Womans Club Leader Calls Campaign Against Pornography
Los Angeles scene at the 68th annual convention as Chloe Gifford president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs urges every federated clubwoman to join a nationwide drive. She warns teens and even grade-schoolers are targeted by indecent literature and pornography and action is needed now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
Chloe Gifford
Aldermen Approve Curb and Gutter Plan Over Waiver Refusal
Aldermen voted to install curb and gutter and sewer on city blocks despite residents not signing waivers. Unanimous to extend sewer on 10th street, 6 to 2 opposed curb and gutter. Officials caution extra costs to taxpayers and discuss waivers with City Engineer. Public hearings and notices expected before action.
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10Th Street
6Th Street
7Th Avenues
Board of Public Works
Walter Ekum
William J. Schmitz
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Orville R. Evans
Laeser
State Board of Health
Victor N
Eisenhower denies intervening for steel firms in wage dispute
President Eisenhower rejected John L. Lewis’s charge that he favored steel industry management in the wage talks with organized labor. He urged discipline, urged price restraint, and said Congress should stay to pass labor reform.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Congress
Parthia Wins Epsom Derby in Richest Run
Parthia, 10-1 shot owned by Sir Humphrey de Trafford, captured the 180th Epsom Derby worth $101,018 after a half-length victory over Fidalgo on a hard-baked turf. Fidalgo beat Shantung by a half length for second, with St Crespin taking third in a photo.
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Epsom
England
Humphrey de Trafford
G. A. Oldham
Guy de Rothschild
Aly Khan
Shantung
P. A. B. Widener
Dan Cupid
Josephine Ray Paul
Arvak
Parthia
Fidalgo
Mahmoud
Prison Break From Iowa State Penitentiary
Four long term prisoners overpowered a guard and a cellblock captain at Fort Madison Iowa and sawed two bars from a window to escape from cell house 19. The escapees Lloyd Woodson 38 of Quincy Illinois Albert Boerger 26 of Kansas City Missouri Elon Girdler 23 of Peoria Illinois and Robert Jones 24 of Cedar Rapids Iowa had been held in separate cells before fleeing to the outside.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Iowa State Penitentiary
Nouse 19
John Bennett
Lloyd Woodson
Quincy
Ill
Albert M. Boerger
Kansas City
Elon Girdler
Peoria
Robert Jones
Cedar Rapids
Dairy Month Recipe For Today
A simple dairy month casserole recipe uses dried beef sharp cheddar eggs and mushroom soup with milk or extra soup. Mix the ingredients the night before refrigerate overnight then bake one hour at 350 degrees. Submitted by Lena Rubi 1202 9th Street Monroe.
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Lena Rubi
9Th Street
Monroe
Council Shelves Sewage Expansion Plans
City Council delays seeking federal aid for a proposed 342000 sewage disposal plant expansion after an engineering survey. A special meeting with Davies Engineering of La Crosse will discuss plans and potential 30 percent federal support.
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Davies Engineering Co
la Crosse
Walter Ekum
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Orville R. Evans
Laeser
Board of Public Works
Victor N. Schiller
Adolph Wandfluh
Woman Amazed At Girl Killer's Lack of Emotion
Mauston jurors hear testimony from Mrs. Gunnar Johnson about Jane Dakin calmly stating that she shot her mother and then her father when he came home. Dakin pleads innocent by reason of insanity as details of the killings unfold in court.
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Girl Killer
Mauston
Gunnar Johnson
Jane Dakin
Jane
Manston Court House
Mrs. Johnson
Court House
Preston McEvoy
Billy Pagel
Dakin
Pagel
Miss Dakin
Mary
Assembly Approves Nelson Conservation Plan Change
The Democratic Assembly passed a modified version of Gov. Gaylord Nelson's Conservation Commission reorganization bill by 51 to 42 and sent it to the Senate.
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Assembly
Gaylord Nelson
Conservation Commission
Senate
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Lovelace
Gen
Bradley
Kean
Adms
Kirk
Moon
Wiltie
Plymouth
Mauerman Gels
New York Grant
Council
August Burgi
Police and Safety Committee
Schiller
Womans Club
FFA
Wayne Walter
Wayne
Ray Walter
Richard Rufener
Harley Altmann
Paul Bechtolt
Ronald Rufener
James Sullivan
Evan Liedschlag
Lewis
de Trafford
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