Feuding in the Armed Forces Questioned by Editor
The writer urges against sensational reports of rifts among the U S armed forces and warns such talk weakens national defense. He argues existing weapons should be kept in service while new designs improve and praises the JCS and Defense Department for steady leadership. He calls for truth over rumor and trusts Secretary Wilson to uncover any guilty party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Peart
Bramwiseh
Chiefs of Staff
JCS
Defense Department
Pentagon
United Reg Hns
Wilson
Desirable training urged for Monroe police pistol handling
The proposal calls for adequate pistol and firearms training for Monroe Police Department officers. It notes many officers lack ongoing instruction, cites cases of highway pursuits in Wisconsin and Illinois with fatal shootings, and urges a mandatory range and formalized training with clear use of force guidance. Federal tax data is also referenced in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wisconsin
Illinois
Yearbook snapshot of recalls from Monroe history
Historical columns recount multiple past events in Monroe dating back to 1906 1916 1931 1946 noting local government figures school achievements Legion observances church plans and community milestones including postal rules railroad strike impact Memorial Day events and civic awards with brief mentions of prominent locals and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Paul N. Reynolds
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Striking Brotherhoods
John J. Burkhard
Monroe High School
Madison
Dick Wainwright
American Legion
Area Girls To Compete In Alice In Dairyland Finals
Twenty six finalists from across Wisconsin compete for four Alice in Dairyland slots in Eau Claire judging on June 12. Miss Barbara Brown current Alice will lead a large parade with 20 bands and many floats while two area girls among finalists are Doris Olsen and Suzanne Saalson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Doris Olsen
Brook
Milwaukee State College
Suzanne Saalson
Argyle
University of Wisconsin
Darlington
Nancy Ann Doolan
Milwaukee
Karen M. Olson
Twin Lake
Patty Jo. Hovde
Ellsworth
Cordelia Kuhn
Clear Lake
Nancy Jueds
Oison
Roslyn Lee
Lodi
Rosalie Ramsey
Eau Claire
Charlotte Secor
Rice Lake
Dixie Lee Blom
Bonduel
Carol Jean Gould
Peshtigo
Joe Wagenknecht
Kim Hartzheim
Kaukauna
Bachhuber
Mayville
Cheeril Hope Heublin
Woodmen Accident and Life Company peace plan inquiry
Samuel A. Remus requests information about all plans for peace of mind offered by the Woodmen Accident and Life Company and provides his name and address for representation purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tir
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Wisconsin Proclaims June as Suzan Ball Memorial Month
Gov Kohler issues a proclamation urging Wisconsin residents to support cancer research in June in honor of actress Suzan Ball. The measure cites a memorial fund started in Los Angeles after her death last year and calls attention to fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzan Ball
Madison
Kohler
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Tax Laws Limit New Industries in Wisconsin
GREEN LAKE The Governors Conference on Industrial Development heard that state and local tax rates hinder expansion and deter migration of new firms. R K Schriber Jr of States Motors Corp Oshkosh cited the corporate income tax and local taxes as factors. The Wisconsin Development Credit Corp will begin operations after $25,000 in state resident stock is sold. stock is $100 per share and requires investors from 36 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
R. K. Schriber Jr
Ed States Motors Corp
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Schriber
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin Development Credit Corp
John L. Stauber
Citizen National Bank
Marshfield
Credit Corporation
Monticello Schools To Close For Summer Friday
Monticello public schools will close Friday for summer vacation. The first six grades will hold a picnic dinner at the school grounds tomorrow with their teacher Mrs Hazel Kundert Ruth Zentner and Norman Fries and Misses Lora Dick Margaret Blum and Marie Splinter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mmes
Hazel Kundert
Ruth Zentner
Norman
Fries
Lora Dick
Margaret Blum
Marie Splinter
Bank Robbers Waive Hearing in Peshtigo Bank Hold-up
Albert Vito and Harold Vaughn two youths aged 21 and 17 waived preliminaries and were bound over to federal court in Milwaukee on bank robbery charges after a $1,045 noted holdup at the Peshtigo National Bank. A woman teller was wounded, Mrs Yvonne Sieloff, 26, with a fractured jaw. The loot recovered totals $985 with the suspects captured on a marshy Peshtigo River island. Weapons may have been stolen in Marinette burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay U
Chicago
Peshtigo National Bank
U.S. Court
John Reynolds
Albert James Vito
Harold Vaughn
Federal District Court
Milwaukee
Vho
Vaughn
Vito
Peshtigo River
Peshtigo
Marriner Kohlman
Marinette Sporting Goods
Yvonne Sieloff
Marinette General Hospital
Memorial Day Plans Set for Monticello 1953 Program
Plans for the 1953 Monticello Memorial Day event are arranged with a parade at 9 a.m. on Main Street and a shelter program at the school gym if rain occurs. The procession includes colors, American Legion, Gold Star Mothers, school corps, students, Boy Scouts, and others followed by a Naval dead memorial on the bridge. The gym program features Commander Orville Anderson, the song America the Beautiful, invocation by Rev. A R Achtemeier, grade school acts, Gettysburg Address by Judith Gibbons, veterans tribute by Dr. Ray Woodruff, and benediction by Rev. Achtemeier. Afterwards the parade returns to proceed to the cemetery for prayers, roll of honor, and salute to the dead led by Commander An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Main Street
American Legion
U.S. Naval
Orville Anderson
A. R. Achtemeier
Judith Gibbons
Ray Woodruff
Achtemeier
Legion Chaplain
Woman's Relief Corps Service
Roll of Honor
C. M. Stauffer
Salute the Dead
Monticello School Band to present Memorial Day program
The Monticello School Band will present a program of music up town following Memorial Day services. Officers of parade are Irving Ihorst and Harold Babier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derson
Achtemeier
Monticello
Irving Ihorst
Harold Babier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Tered
Monroe, Wisconsi
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Avist Bureau of Circulation
AP News
Diepatehss
Carrie
Igphenson
Edito
Evening Times
Frank F. Maurer
Glen Zilmer
Legion Post
Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Company K
O. F. Pinney Post
Frank Brunner
Will Gapen
William Rinehart
James Divan
Arthur C. Benkert
Athena Literary Society
Intersociety Council
George Luchsinger
A. J. Schindler
Monroe Country Club
Immanuel Evangelical Church
A. A. Krug
Brodhead
Congregational Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Green County
Hussar
Public Square
Winslow
Sen. LaFollette
Emmanuel Philipp
Janesville
Oscar Wellman
John Wellmans
Cadiz
Theodore Kelbe
Northwestern Sangerbund
Harmonie Club
Monroe Lead and Zinc Co
Dugan
Hazel Green
Jessie Green
Carrie Sullivan Palmer
Albany High School
Spooner
Betty Jane Joe
Sayner
Shirley O’black
Loyal
Sandra Kuse
Medford
Samuel A. Remus
Hoesly
Glad Gardens
22Nd Street
Wis
Yonnigans
Riles
Sas
Azurich
Uy Now
Europe
Mippun
Beaton
Coorce
Scholze
KentUcky
Schenley Dist., Inc
Frankfort
Pleasure Bend Drive-In
Aiteen
Bobby Burns
Style Shop
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