Start Now to Preserve Local Civil War Veterans Records
Editorial urges immediate action to collect and preserve Company H veterans records from the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, and Korean conflicts. It cites faded local memory, scattered keepsakes, and calls for a joint American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars historical committee to compile a definitive local monograph for future generations. The piece also suggests prepared public order measures to prevent rampages during celebrations.
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Monroe
Green County
Company H
France
K Company
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Educated Roughnecks Disturb Elk hart Lake Rally
Weekend unrest at Elkhart Lake drew about 40 000 spectators for a sports car event and exposed a lack of local policing. The article recalls a prior Florida riot by college supporters and urges authorities to plan for similar crowds, noting deputies and Civil Defense aid eventually restored order.
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Elkhart Lake
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Staff named for state Swiss cheese butterfat study launch
Alvin Alton Harold Fick David Nussbaum Doyle Roundy and Arthur Swanson are set to staff a statewide Swiss cheese butterfat study in the region on June 20 1936 Carrie Isely Confer 77 widow of Dr F M Confer dies in Chicago WPA workers in Monroe hear Hopkins address Fred L Kohli chosen commander of Glen Zilmer Post Two point Monroe defeats Brodhead in interclub golf Gerald Flanagan 18 and Ernest Hartwig injured in farm accident Ursula Schiesser 84 passes away
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Alvin Alton
Harold Fick
David Nussbaum
Doyle Roundy
Arthur Swanson
Carrie Isely Confer
F. M. Confer
Monroe
Chicago
WPA
Armory
Harry L. Hopkins
Fred L. Kohli
Glen Zilmer
American Legion
Brodhead
Decatur Country Club
Gerald Flanagan
Argyle
Ernest Hartwig
Clarno
Ursula Schiesser
Trio Convicted In Elkhart Riots
In Sheboygan County Municipal Court three youths were found guilty of failure to disperse during a mob at Elkhart Lake the site of the June Sprints for sports cars. Christopher Scott of Winnetka Illinois and James Knigge Cedar Rapids Iowa received one year probation. Thomas Field of Madison was fined 25 dollars and costs for drinking on the street.
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Sheboygan
Sheboygan County
Elkhart Lake
Clarence Whiffen
Christopher Scott
Winnetka
Ill
James Knigge
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Scott
Southern Methodist University
Thomas Field
Madison
Enrollment Reaches 400 at New Glarus Elementary
New Glarus expects fall enrollment to hit 400 as 383 pupils received report cards at year end, 22 more than first day figures and 11 percent above last year. The pupil teacher ratio this past year was about 29.5 to 1.
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New Glarus
Earth Sun Distance Varies by Millions of Miles
The earth sun distance changes by about three million miles due to orbital eccentricity. The fluctuation affects solar input, seasons, and planetary geometry, with the variation reaching its peak at aphelion and minimum at perihelion.
USDA Sees Dairy Output Stabilized
The Agriculture Department reports dairy farmers have leveled seasonal ups and downs in milk production, with surpluses and shortages smoothing. It notes stable prices and markets as milk and feed price relationships remain favorable, likely keeping production steady for months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Two Skokie Officers Cleared in Conspiracy Case
Two former Skokie police officials Louis Hennig and Arthur Hennig were acquitted on conspiracy charges after Judge Sigmund J. Stefanowicz directed the jury to return not guilty verdicts. Prosecutors failed to prove material allegations. Arthur Hennig was also cleared of a $500 bribe charge after witnesses placed him in Brookfield, Wisconsin on the alleged day.
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Chicago
Skokie
Louis Hennig
Arthur
Sigmund J. Stefanowicz
Criminal Court
Arthur Hennig
Brookfield
Wis
Lost Act Sparks Search for Missing Work
A local theater group reels after an unrecovered script vanishes from the rehearsal hall. Cast members and the director appeal to patrons and volunteers to aid in locating the missing act before opening night.
Supreme Court upholds compulsory lawyers bar membership
The Supreme Court rules in a 7-2 decision that states may require lawyers to join and pay dues to a state bar association. The ruling stems from Trayton L. Lathrop of Madison Wisconsin challenging his $15 dues as compelled speech and assembly, with justices split on free speech implications.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Brennan
Black
Douglas
Trayton L. Lathrop
Madison
Wis
Egantenee
Lathrop
U.S
State Bar of
Wisconsin
High Court
Justice Harlan
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Black
Bar
Litigants
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
State Bar Association
Association
Leon E. Isaksen
Integrat
John W. Reynolds
Gordon Sinkkin
Reynolds
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Minister Sees Nation in World War III Threat
Rev. Herbert Baxmann told the South Wisconsin District convention that Communism aims to take control of the United States by 1973. He warned Americans would resist but face a concerted conspiracy threatening possessions and life, urging the Church of Christ as the sole power to stem communism.
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Milwaukee
South Wisconsin
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Herbert Baxmann
Plymouth
United States
Baxmann
Church of Christ
Books Today at Tibet Is My Country
A compact catalog listing multiple titles and authors across travel memoirs biographies and novels. It includes Jigme N Thubten Tibet Is My Country Allan A MacFarlan Living Like Indians Thomas P Melady Profiles of African Leaders William J Hornung Blueprint Reading Vlad Evanoff Complete Guide To Fishing Connie Clausen I Love You Honey But The Seans Over Michael John Carlova Ora Ruggles Heinrich Schirmbeck William Maxwell Ian Jeffries Jean Mercier and others.
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Tibet
Country
Jigme N. Thubten
Dalai Lama
Allan A. MacFarlan
Thomas P. Melady
Africa
William J. Hornung
Vlad Evanoff
William Maxwell
Robert Last
Ian Jeffries
Jean Mercier
New York
Death of Abra ham Warner former Colts owner
Baltimore Md Abra ham Warner 70 longtime NFL team owner and director of several corporations including railroads real estate and insurance firms died Monday.
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Baltimore, Md
Abraham Warner
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Death of Canada's Last World War I General Turner
Lt Gen Sir Richard Turner 89 longtime Canadian commander dies. His 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigade earned fame at Ypres for resisting the Germans first poison gas attack.
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Quebec
Sir Richard Turner
Canada
Ypres
State approves 90 thousand emergency fund for tax crackdown costs
Madison Wisconsin State Tax Department wins 90178 emergency funds to cover court costs and office expenses from its income tax evasion crackdown. The board also authorizes up to 175000 from public welfare for Williams Bay radar site purchase and potential federal grant, plus 300000 for relief to Indians and forest counties.
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Madison
State Tax Department
Harry Harder
Tax Department
Harder
Public Welfare Fund
Williams Bay
Wilbur Schmidt
State Department of Public Welfare
Schmidt
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Department of Public Welfare
Forest
Florence
Department of Administration
State Historical Society
Cassville
Greenbush
State Investment Board
Department of Public Instruction
Wisconsin General Hospital
Births in the United States Produce Twins and Triplets
A statistic notes that roughly one in every hundred births in the United States results in twins or triplets, highlighting the occurrence rate of multiple births.
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United States
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