Editorial: Dan Ault Remembered as Monroe’s Future Optimist
The Monroe community mourns the loss of Dan Ault 38 a United Telephone Co leader and Lions Club volunteer whose brief career shaped Monroe’s modernized phone service He achieved Eagle rank in Scouting and actively supported youth programs His death leaves a gap in community service and future planning for local telecommunications and civic development.
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Dan Ault
United Telephone Co
Monroe
Dan
Dan Aun
Dan Auli
United Telephone
Lions Club
Adams Breaks Silence on Eisenhower McCarthy Rift
The piece revisits Sherman Adams remarks about President Eisenhower and the McCarthy era. It argues Adams offers little new beyond old gossip and questions his motive for public comment while critiquing his former role in the White House and the impact on Eisenhower.
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Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Adams
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
White House
McCarthy
Mr. Eisenhower
Eisenhower Hosts Attlee at Gettysburg Office
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower met for an hour with Clement Attlee at Eisenhower's Gettysburg College office. Attlee, deputy prime minister during Churchill's wartime coalition and later prime minister 1945-1951, called the visit mostly social but noted it touched on his U S trip goals. Attlee is vice president of the World Association of World Federalists.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
Attlee
Winston Churchill
United States
World Association of World Federalists
Return of Korean war victim’s casket to Green County May 24
The first casket of Pfc. Albert George Weber, Monroe, is due in Green County May 24. The article cites a Punjab crash killing eleven, ongoing Korean front actions, a 1952 Swiss pilgrimage plan, and local historical notes from 25 to 50 years ago including civic deaths, fire equipment purchases, and related events.
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Green County
Albert George Weber
Monroe
Pennsylvania
Red Arrow
Korea
Reds
Glarus
Switzerland
Lois Redman
Leroy Day
Albany
William D. Carroll
Prairie du Chien
Swift
Supreme Court
Sam J. Karlen
Monticello
Deaconess Hospital
John H. Kubly
North Prairie
Chicago
Gorham
Easter Seal Drive in Green County Tops $2000 Mark
Final reports show the 1961 Easter Seal Campaign in Green County raised 2270.13, up 185.91 from 1960, yielding 8.2 cents per capita. Brodhead Jaycettes led with 54 cents per family, aided by neighbor to neighbor seating in Brodhead.
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Green County
Eugene E. Cooper
Field Service
Brodhead Jaycettes
Brodhead
Jaycettes
Monroe
American Legion Auxiliary
New Glarus
Monticello
Charles Montgomery
Browntown
Camp Wanbeek
Wisconsin Dells
National
Easter Seal Research Foundation
Lily Parade
Darlington Woman Rose Peters 77 Dies at Memorial Hospital
Rose Peters 77 lifelong resident of Darlington died Tuesday night at Memorial hospital. Services set for 9 30 a m tomorrow at Holy Rosary Catholic church. She married Peter Peters June 22 1912 in Dubuque. Survived by three daughters Lena Katzenberger Wacker and Winter two sons Clarence and Francis and 21 grandchildren.
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Darlington
Rose Peters
Memorial Hospital
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Steil Funeral Home
Peters
Frank Cornelius
Peter Peters
Dubuque
Martin Katzenberger
Lena
Ill
Charles J. Wacker
Wauwatosa
Robert Winter
Winslow
Clarence
Francis
Loretta
Oconomowoc
Matt Wiegel
LaVerne
Minn
Elmer Knautz
New Unit Detects Multiple Sclerosis Early
The University of Pennsylvania reports a flicker fusion device that detects retrobulbar neuritis, an eye defect common in sclerosis patients, before symptoms appear. Dr. Melvin W. Thorner notes early detection aids management though no cure exists.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin W. Thorner
Thorner
Wisconsin lawmakers debate billboard regulation and meat inspection
The legislature weighs Gov. Nelson backed measures. An assembly highways committee criticizes the billboard bill as vague while proponents want a state roadside advertising commission to designate scenic highway sections. Meat and poultry inspection bears opposition from locker plant operators and a Wisconsin Frozen Food and Locker Association representative warns the state already inspects slaughtering operations and could not ensure safe meat if disreputable products entered the market.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly Highways Committee
Nelson
Assembly Democratic
Robert Huber
West Allis
Phillip Fox
Milwaukee
Outdoor Advertising Association of Wisconsin
John Gerlach
Wisconsin Motel Association
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Wisconsin Frozen Food and Locker Association
Clarence Knebel
Belmont
Mrs. Eckerman Succumbs at 76
Mrs Mayme Lucille Eckerman 76 of Warren Illinois dies Tuesday Funeral services set for 9 30 a m at the Goldhagen funeral home Warren and 10 a m at St Joseph s Catholic church Gratiot Burial in the church cemetery Rosary at 8 tonight in the funeral home Survived by husband George Eckerman two sons Norman and Homer Janesville two sisters Mrs Frank Glaser Beloit and Mrs Floyd Bentz Thornton Iowa born Gratiot married in September 1907 at Waterloo Iowa
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Mayme
Lucille Eckerman
Warren
Goldhagen
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gratiot
Eckerman
George Eckerman
Waterloo
Norman
Homer
Janesville
Frank Glaser
Beloit
Floyd Bentz
Thornton
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