Admiral Rickover’s enduring impact on U S nuclear submarine program
The piece honors Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover as a pivotal figure in launching the U S nuclear submarine program. It notes his relentless drive and initial resistance from orthodox naval leaders, and it critiques his recent push to label him America’s “last angry man.” It also argues cadet training at West Point Annapol is inadequate and should be improved.
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Hyman Rickover
Rickover
America
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force School
Admiral Rickover
Webster
F J Showers Honored For Masonic Service
Orangeville Times Special honors Frank J Showers for 50 years in the Orangeville Masonic Lodge. Deputy Grand Master Harold L Ross presents the certificate. Clem R Parriott awards the jewel. Carl C Samels, now in Tacoma, receives a 50 year certificate and jewel planned for a later attendance. Eastern Star members host a luncheon as visitors arrive from Freeport Monroe Mt Morris Pecatonica Cedarville and Mc Connell.
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Orangeville
Frank J. Showers
Masonic Lodge
Harold L. Ross
Mt. Morris
Clem R. Parriott
Mr. Showers
Carl C. Samels
Tacoma
Wash
Eastern Star
Freeport
Monroe
Pecatonica
Cedarville
McConnell
Actor Gene Nelson wins $72,675 award
A jury in Los Angeles awarded actor dancer Gene Nelson seventy two thousand six hundred seventy five dollars for injuries from a horseback riding accident that occurred while he was in Tennessee to film a movie.
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Los Angeles
Gene Nelson
Tennessee
Ten Years Ago in Monroe and Surroundings June 22 1951
A look back at milestones and obituaries across Monroe. Paul F Neverman retires as Wisconsin Inter-scholastic Athletic Association secretary. Edwin J Gustafson bakery owner dies of a heart attack. Mrs Hector D Kirkpatrick widow of a former Brodhead dentist dies. Doran R Zwygart advances to commander of Zilmer Riley Post American Legion. Duane A Glenn on 16 day leave from destroyer Massey heading to Korea. Judith Ann Kubly a Badger Girls state federalist candidate for assembly.
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Paul F. Neverman
Wisconsin Inter-scholastic Athletic Association
Neverman
Monroe
Edwin J. Gustafson
Karlen
Hector D. Kirkpatrick
Brodhead
Doran R. Zwygart
Zilmer- Riley Post
American Legion
Duane A. Glenn
Massey
Korea
Judith Ann Kubly
Moncot
Badger Girlstate
Lime Sherbet Recipe for Dairy Month
A lime sherbet recipe uses lime jello sugar lemon juice and milk. Dissolve the jello and sugar in boiling water then add lemon juice and cool before stirring in milk. Freeze in two trays to a hard slush beat and refreeze. Contributed by Mrs. John J. Boyer Argyle.
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John J. Boyer
Argyle
Funeral services for Mrs Herman Koehn in Warren
Mrs. Herman Koehn aged 68 of Warren Illinois died Tuesday. Services are set for 11 15 a m Saturday at Bartell funeral home and 2 p m at Shopville Lutheran church with burial in the church cemetery. She lived in Warren since 1953. Born February 14 1893 in Daviess County she married Herman Koehn on January 8 1914. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Francis Andrews Apple River Mrs Giordie Hodgins McConnell Mrs W G Geilenfeldt Warren and Mrs Francis Fitzsimmons Mineral Point a son Harlan Apple River two sisters including Mrs Mary Atz Apple River and a brother Henry Hoppe Elizabeth.
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Francis Andrews
Apple River
Giordie Hodgins
McConnell
W. G. Geilenfeldt
Warren
Francis Fitzsimmons
Mineral Point
Harlan
Mary Atz
Henry Hoppe
Elizabeth
Legion at New Glarus Names Bell Commander
Virgil Bell has been elected commander of the Stuessy Kuenzi Legion Post at New Glarus. Louis Ubert is vice commander with Calvin Hefty second vice, Robert Strickler sergeant at arms, Jacob Bruni adjutant, Joe Haegele treasurer, Gerald Disch chaplain, Herbert Gmur historian, and Jacob Bruni service officer.
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NEW Glarus
Times
Virgil Bell
Stuessy- Kuenzi Legion
Louis Ubert
Calvin Hefty
Robert Strickler
Jacob Bruni
Joe Haegele
Gerald Disch
Herbert Gmur
Bishop Addressed as My Lord in Church Custom
A Church of England bishop is respectfully addressed as my lord in formal clerical settings, reflecting historic hierarchies within Anglican practice and official ceremonies. This usage underscores the bishop's elevated role within the church governance and liturgical tradition.
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Church of England
Mrs. Magdalene Griffin Dies in Highland
Mrs Magdalene Griffin 75 died at Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at St Anthony s Catholic church. Rosary at 9 tonight at McGuire funeral home. Survived by daughter Mrs Joseph Williams son Oswald Racine sister Mrs Joseph Paulus Ra cine brother Al Krael North Chicago and four grandchildren.
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al Krael
North Chicago
Alice Finalists Prepare for Busy Alice in Dairyland Round
In Marshfield three days of events lead to the crowning of the state's 14th Alice in Dairyland. Finalists will be paraded, honored at a coronation banquet in Columbus high school, and capped by a coronation ball in the Marshfield armory.
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Marshfield
Alice-in-Dairyland
Columbus High School
Marshfield Armory
Civil Air Patrol
Columbia Park
Kiwanis Club
American Dairy Association
Lions Club
Summer Enrollment at UW May Break Record
University of Wisconsin officials predict a record summer enrollment as registrations rise 12 percent by noon to 8,336 students. They expect late registrations and July session enrollments to push totals beyond the 1949 summer record of 8,474.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
St Johns Members Chosen for Visitations
Donald Deininger vice chairman of St Johns United Church of Christ announces 400 members selected to visit during the canvass July 17 to 23. He will organize teams at a meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The church plans a 150000 building addition once 80 percent funding is in place.
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Donald Deininger
St John's United Church of Christ Financial
Deininger
Unemployment Claims Fall in Wisconsin Last Week
Wisconsin unemployment compensation filings dropped by about 3,000 to 32,239, from 35,024 on June 10 and 34,366 on June 3, according to the Industrial Commission report.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Industrial Commission
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London
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Milwaukee
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Crystal Lake
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Mexico City
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Highland
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Dacron
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Charmin
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Allgood Bacon
Prien
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Dormeyer
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Sultana
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Swan Liquid
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Karen Meier
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