Fall fatality at Twining Park bandshell site in Monroe
Harold H. Wild 54 of 2415 10th Ave Monroe died at St. Clare Hospital after a 13 foot fall from a broken two by four while helping replace a bandshell at Twining Park. Green County Coroner ruled the accident with no inquest. Survived by wife Helen, son Robert, daughter Marlene, mother Lizzie, sister, six grandchildren. Burial Greenwood Cemetery with Masonic rites.
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Harold H. Wild
10Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Twining Park
Wild
Green County
Richard Wagner
Monroe Construction Company
Stephenson County
Oneco Township
Henry Wild
Lizzie Maass
Helen Kundert
Freeport
Arends
Oneco
Monroe
Lizzie Wild
Robert H
Gary
Marlene) Rote
Orangeville
Roy J. Kundert
Winslow
Henry
Janet Kay Wild
Winslow Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star Lodge
Stnessy
Frank Hinebaugh
Clarno Stavers Eub
Greenwood Cemetery
Winslow Lodge
Prominent Monroe Cheese Dealer Rudi O Regez Dies at 79
Rudi O. Regez, 79, well known Monroe cheese dealer and member of the Regez Cheese firm, died at 10 45 this morning in St. Clare Hospital after a brief hospitalization. He was born March 25 1887 in a Verone area factory and lived in Monroe since 1890. He helped form the Regez cheese firm in 1915 with Herman G Reger and retired in 1953. Survived by a daughter Marion Janice and Norma Musebeck, a son Rudolph P. Regez, ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren, two sisters and a brother. Funeral set for 1 30 Thursday at Shriner Gagee Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Rudi O. Regez
Regez
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
14Th Ave
Whitehaven
Rudi Regez
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Verona
Monroe Business Institute
Blanchardville
Alice D. Hendrickson
Reger
Borden
Herman G. Reger
Rudi Sr
Jacob
Grunert
Cheese Row
Sam Kubly
Herman
Rudi O
Walter Reger
Rudi
Donald W. Janke
Walter Regez
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Donald W
Marion) Janice
Carl
Norma) Musebeck
Mt. Holly
New Jersey
Rudolph P. Regez
Harry Keegan
Herbert Taft
Whitewater
Leo Regez
Tigerton
Wis
Charles Deininger
Lewis Becker
Alma Regez
Cheese Market Steady With Fair Demand at Madison
Madison Wisconsin cheese markets show steady tone with demand fair to good and ample supplies. Cheddar prices around 43 to 46 cents, 40 pound blocks 43 to 46, single daisies around 47 to 50 cents, longhorns 47 to 54, midgets 47 to 50.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Poor Start at Illinois Guard Summer Camp Fire Closes Officers’ Club
At Camp McCoy Wisconsin an early morning blaze destroyed the Illinois guardsmen officers’ club causing about 250000 dollars in damage. Gov Otto Kerner was to inspect 4500 guardsmen as they began combat readiness testing under Maj Gen Noble F Schlatter and Maj Gen. Schlatter observed from the Indiana National Guard.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Sparta
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Illinois National Guardsmen
33Rd Infantry Division
Noble F. Schlatter
38Th Infantry Division
Indiana National Guard
U S Suspends Diplomatic Ties With Argentina
Washington announces formal suspension of diplomatic relations with Argentina, marking a major shift in foreign policy and signaling potential changes in embassies, communications, and ongoing bilateral cooperation.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Fireworks Set For 4th of July Festivities in Monroe
Monroe and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor the traditional 4 July fireworks at Twining Park after a City Band concert at the new Bandshell. Fireworks are also planned at Sky-Vu Drive In Theater on Highway 69 South. Holiday mail service will run next Monday at Monroe Post Office with no city or rural delivery and no window service.
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Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Twining Park
Highway 69 South
Russell J. Myers
Summer in Malaysia News from Monroe Student
Mrs. and Mr. Benkett of Monroe receive a letter from their daughter Roberta aka Bobbie, describing her summer with a Malaysian family under the American Aboard Summer Program of the American Field Service. She notes Kuala Lumpur as beautiful with Moorish influences and recounts travel delays, Singapore traffic, and friendly locals during the trip.
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K. L
Muhammad bin Abdul Ghani
Kamsia
Manila
Singapore
Knowles OKs road speedup with multi million package
Gov. Warren P. Knowles signed a multi million dollar tax and bonding package to accelerate Wisconsin highway construction. The plan speeds Interstate 94 linking Tomah to Eau Claire and foresees first contracts July 19 on U 41 improvements. The program funds 26 million in bonds repaid by federal funds and a penny per gallon fuel tax increase boosting state routes.
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Eau Claire
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Republican Assembly
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Knowles
Tomah
Alfonsi
Madison
U.S
U.S. 41
Milwaukee
Mequon
Grafton
Ozaukee County
Black River Falls
Brooklyn dairy farmer seeks Wisconsin State Senate seat
Thomas W. McCarthy of Brooklyn announced his candidacy for the Wisconsin State Senate from the 17th District. The district includes Grant Green Iowa Lafayette and Richland counties. McCarthy 40 a dairy farmer and WWII veteran emphasized local government protection and open issue discussion. Incumbent Gordon W. Roseleip and former assemblyman Walter Calvert are remaining Republicans in the race.
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Thomas W. McCarthy
Brooklyn
State Senate
Grant
Green
Iowa
Lafayette
Richland
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Walter Calvert
Benton
Assempenan
Lafayette Couny
Masquerade Ends He Takes Chance To Serve Country
San Francisco man David Stucki, 21, disguised as a soldier to join the Army in Viet Nam while 4F and with only five dollars. He swapped with a private first class on emergency leave, took his papers, and boarded a flight toward Saigon before sunrise.
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Quang
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
David Stucks
San Francisco
Stucki
Viet Nam
Stucks
Golden Gate
Modern Budgets Glorious Ends Overlap Idea
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns jokes about budgeting and finances with light satire. The piece humorously notes ends meeting but wishes for a bit more overlap to ease the strain.
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Clair R. Munns
Glorius
Mrs Lee A Reasa longtime Monroe clerk dies at 55
Mrs Lee A Reasa age 55 died in her Monroe home at 2023 6th St from coronary occlusions at 8 30 this morning. A former Kubly Paint Store clerk since 1954 and after 1962, with Fran Thorpe owning the firm, she left a husband two grandchildren and a widowed mother Martha Wolgast of Monroe. Funeral set 2 p.m. Friday July 1 at Stuessy Funeral Home with burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Lee A
Leah Elizabeth) Reasa
6Th St
Reasa
Kubly Paint
Fran Thorpe
Leah Elizabeth Walgast
Juda
John and
Martha Blum Walgast
Juda High School
Green County Normal School
Lee A. Reasa
Sylvester Township
Monroe
Martha Wolgast
Fritz
Lois) Friedly
Brodhead
Linda Lea
Peggy Rae Friedly
The
Immanuel Eub
Evansville Centennial Week Starts With Bargain Day
Evansville begins a week long centennial celebration with Bargain Day sales and daily events. Highlights include a pageant Little Thunder to Big Ev, a luncheon at the Legion Lounge with Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman, visits to industrial plants, and a coronation ball.
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Evansville
Legion Lounge
Indian Territory
Rock County
Faith of Our Fathers
Rock County Alice In Dairyland
4H Club
Robert Zimmerman
Little Thunder
Leota Park
Linda Babler
Irene Chadwick
Janeace Crans
Sue Kleinsmith
Carol Phillips
Anne Polich
Carol Turner
Kris Westby
Joanne Wooden
Sharon Zillcox
Decline Extends as New York Stocks Slide Again
The stock market extended its decline into a second session this afternoon with continued selling across major indices in New York.
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New York
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Radke
Harold Wild
RADIO
Illinois Guard
Bobbie
Malaysia
AFS
Maryland
Malaysian Airways
PAL
Philippine Air Lines
Senator
Green County Dairy
First National Bank
Delbert Rohde
Browntown
John Stoehr
Route 1
Albany
Victor Wells
Charlotte King
Harold Snively
Gugg Lodge
Stuessy Funeral Home
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Eub Church
Mrs. Lee Reasa
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