Editorial on Formosa riots and US troops abroad
The piece argues that resentment toward foreign troops abroad is inevitable and cites Taipei riots over a U S sergeant involved in a Chinese incident and a Japanese custody dispute. It says such incidents arise from emotional reactions and external agitators, acknowledging the admirable performance of leaders and servicemen amid a tough, unpredictable environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
U.S
U.S. Information Agency
Japan
Chiang
Vote continuation urged on Wisconsin Senate special election
The editorial urges Gov. Thomson to call a special election to fill the late Sen. McCarthy’s seat rather than leave it vacant or pursue an appointment. It argues postponement costs money and politics, stresses full representation in Congress, and says the appointment amendment has little merit and unlikely support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Thomson
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Evzones Kilts May Contain Over Forty Yards of Cloth
The Evzones warriors of Greece are noted for kilts that sometimes use more than 40 yards of cloth. This detail highlights the elaborate traditional attire worn by the elite ceremonial guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Monroe area notes and obituaries span four decades
Ten years ago Col D A Stearns a Monroe resident and businessman died in Miami. Joshua Legler, 78, lifelong area resident, died locally. The Monroe Aerie of Eagles was instituted with 114 charter members. President Truman proposed broad Western Hemisphere military cooperation. Twenty five years ago a North school choir performed at Kiwanis. A Green County silica sand lease was filed by Webern and Van Matre. Adrian Goslyn funeral held in Albany. Forty years ago a play titled A Pageant of History was announced for June. The Western Front flag flew as college ambulance units joined Allied efforts and Pershing urged Red Cross support. A British buyer praised Marty Gempler cheese. Flora Keller closed Washington Township school year. Fifty years ago Linden Boy, a fast half miler, died after racing days. High school graduation week included two plays and U S Express Co offices moved. Hannah and Charlotte Smith sold their West Russell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Stearns
Monroe
Miami
Fla
Col. Stearns
Co. H. Monroe
Wisconsin Regiment
Jeremiah Rusk
Samuel Lewis
Joshua Legler
Monroe Aerie of Eagles
Truman
Congress
Latin America
Canada
North School
Kiwanis
Green County
Robert Webern
Browntown
Sand Hill
Glen van Matre
Rockford
Glenn Dunwiddie
Juda
H. C. Atherton
Albany
Adrian Goslyn
Ruegg and
Geant
Turner Opera House
Pershing
Red Cross
Washington
Marty Gempler Co
Massbach
Ill
Flora Keller
Washington Township
Linden Boy
Wisconsin
Roub
Jacob Karlen and Sons
United States Express Co
Jacob Burkhalter
Hannah B
Charlotte Smith
West Russell
10Th) Street
C. W. Leake
Chicago
Voter Revolution reshapes response to tax burdens
A long critique argues that two decades of political catering to voters has inflated taxes and government waste. The piece contends a broad middle class now demands relief and restraint, challenging Ike era habits and urging cutting federal spending without harming security or aid to allies. It defends public opinion as a check on governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Orangeville Memorial Day Events Planned
Edward Beckmire will deliver the Memorial Day address at 10 45 a m May 30 at Orangeville cemetery with rain plan for the high school gymnasium The American Legion parade starts at 10 30 followed by a bridge dedication to the Navy rifle salute taps and prayers by Rev G E Wyman T A Kiburz leads the high school band Auxiliary wreath at the flagpole Russell Mills in charge of firing squad Taps ends ceremony Val Schriner and Les Krug arrange parade cars Lyle Miller and Curt Cole supervise children
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Orangeville
Times
Edward Beckmire
Freeport
T. A. Kiburz
Wyman
Methodist Church
Russell Mills
Taps
Val Schriner
Les Krug
Lyle Miller
Curt Cole
Finalists Announced for Alice in Dairyland Contest at Beaver Dam
The state agriculture department lists 26 regional finalists who will compete for four princess titles at Beaver Dam May 31 and June 1. Events include a candidates breakfast, judging, a street dance, Governor Vernon Thomson speech, a parade, and the announcement banquet at St Peter's hall with Henry Ahlgren as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
State Department of Agriculture
Alice In Dairyland
St. Patrick’s School
Vernon W. Thomson
YMCA
St. Peter’s School Hall
Henry Ahlgren
American Dairy Association
Swan's City Park
Shirley Montgomery
Browntown
Beverly Thoms
Cobb
Valdyne E. Ratchek
Twin Lakes
Nancy Kay Trewyn
Whitewater
Mary Kegel
Gays Mills
Allene Kay Sedimayr
Prairie du Chien
Sally Bergenske
Madison
Joan Freeman
Mt. Horeb
Joyce Slade
Sheboygan
Marlene Pipping
Rosendale
Ann Bohri
Fountain City
Marilyn Senty
Independence
Glenne Winkoski
Berlin
Janice L. Crane
Manawa
Norma
Monticello Plans Memorial Parade
Memorial Day services are planned in Monticello with Dr. Raymond A. Woodruff in charge. Karl H. Freitag is parade marshal and Harold Babler fires the salute. the Women’s Auxiliary handles the bridge ceremony. The parade forms at 9 a.m. and proceeds to Monticello High School for programs before a cemetery service.
Ho neck files $2500 claim against Madison
Atty Gen Ho neck has filed a $2,500 claim against the city of Madison for injuries claimed by his son Stewart 17. Stewart suffered facial injuries when a car carrying him hit a manhole cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeck
Madison
Gen
Stewart
Young Honeck
Area Safety Patrol Youths Visit at Dells
Brodhead School Safety Patrol members visited Wisconsin Dells this week. Principal John Keyes patrol supervisor and two teachers accompanied the group, with all expenses paid by the Brodhead PTA. Members aboard included Al Lucchi Carol Hoesly Jim Iverson Lawrence Stuesky Beverly Nehls Sandra Gurske Nancy Taylor John Hoesly Jim Popanz Mac Ties Sandra Burkhalter Eileen Hafen Mike McGinty Sharon Wichelt and Mary Walmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
John Keyes
Roy Taylor
Raymond Popanz
Mac Ties
Sandra Burkhalter
Eileen Hafen
Mike McGinty
Sharon Wichelt
Mary Walmer
Times Children’s Club Birthday Greetings List
A long list of names with addresses marks the May and June birthday notices in the Times Children’s Club. Readers from Monticello Winslow South Wayne and nearby towns appear among the honorees. A railroad wreck near Big Muddy Creek is noted with a cat saving a crossing and a bridge washout tale.
New Members List With Addresses and Dates
New members named Kurtis Wayne Johnson Kristine Mary Meier and Jeffrey Alden Rebly with addresses Route 2 Monticello Route 1 and 544 16th Avenue and dates March 13 1957 September 27 1956 and November 3 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtis Wayne Johnson
Monticello
Kristine Mary Meier
Jeffrey Alden Rebly
16Th Avenue
Three Japanese WWII POWs Pardoned by Australia
The Australian foreign ministry announced that three Japanese navy prisoners of World War II, sentenced to life, are to be released from Sugamo Prison on Monday along with four other Japanese pardoned earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
Australia
Sugamo
Size of St John Virgin Islands Mirrors Manhattan
St John in the U S Virgin Islands is roughly the size of Manhattan in area but has a population of about 700 residents. The note highlights the island’s large area with a very small local population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
U. S. Virgin Islands
Manhattan
Monroe Evening Times Club Membership Coupon
Boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys' and Girls' Club. Fill out this coupon and mail it to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Name Portoffice over rails a difference imperceptible to your ears and mine but detected by the cat's more sensitive hearing that made the creature uneasy when it neared the spot. I wish I knew. Courtesy Our Dumb Animals Massachusetts SPCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
F. H. Hubbard
Soper to Speak at Winslow High Commencement
Dr. David Wesley Soper of Beloit College will deliver the commencement address at Winslow High School. Ceremonies start 8 p m in the high school gym. Soper’s topic is No Joke to be Young. Baccalaureate is 8 p m tomorrow in the gym with Rev. Roy Berg delivering the sermon. Graduates include Pat Crouse Ruth Ann Drye Carma Rabe LaVon Runkle Sharon Spahn Jean Wahler Karen Wyssbrod Robert Bennehoff Donovan Lee Nathan Lehr Gary Kahl Nancy Kahl Bruce Jogerst Dale Williams Darrell Schneider Alvin Wire and Ernest Wyssbrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
David Wesley Soper
Department of Religion
Beloit College
Winslow High School
Roy Berg
Martintown
Pat Crouse
Ruth Ann Drye
Carma Rabe
LaVon Runkle
Sharon Spahn
Jean Wahler
Karen Wyssbrod
Robert Bennehoff
Donovan Lee
Nathan Lehr
Gary Kahl
Nancy Kahl
Bruce Jogerst
Dale Williams
Darrell Scheider
Alvin Wire
Ernest Wyssbrod
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Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Mumber
the Associated Press
Inland Daly Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
City of
Stephenson County
Editorial
Evening Times
Frank Tripp
Ike
Dane
Rotary
Tschubys
Josuem
Geri Blaua
Mone
Calusantes
Stephens College
Columbia
Thomas A. Spragens
Miss Wenger
Ralph Wenger
18Th Avenue
Miss Blaha
R. W. Blaha
8Th Street
Alice
Raymond A. Woodruff
Amstutz-Marty American Legion
Karl H. Freitag
Harold Babler
Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Women’s Relief Corps
Main Street
Church Cemetery
A. R. Achtemeier
Rev. Achtemeier
Ape
RE Company
Ainsworth
Insurance Agency Business Mart
Grand Ave
Des Moines, Iowa
Area Safety Patrol
Dells
Times Children’s Club
Merlyn Frederick Wirth
Terry John Haldiman
South Wayne
Frederick Alan Sulzer
17Th Avenue
Henry Leon Boegeli
Donald Eugene Meier
Roger Lee Goepfert
Heidi Mary Schlappi
Vicki Ann Svendsen
Argyle
Gary Lee Ballmoos
Carol Jean Koelling
Bonnie Jean Elmer
Judith Rose Bruegger
JoAnn Marie Bruegger
Janice Sue Matzke
Judy
Carol June Priewe
Randall Jon Wells
Blanchardville
Craig Allen Dale
Roy’s Trailer Court
Thomas Henry Marty
Ann_ Rothenbuehler
Martha Boynton
Dane Taylor Anderson
Diane Kay Meier
Lori Lea Stauffer
Gary Allen Erickson
Donna Rae Lehr
Jutla
Pauline Rosa Beer
Joyce Mae Helland
Davis
Dionne Harlan Babler
Larry Gene Wells
Nancy Jill Losey
Dakota
Guy Armin Loeffel
Monticelo
Terry Thomas Runkle
Lynn Annette Samson
Roger Lee Gempeler
Sylvia Jane Severson
John Borders
Amo
Indiana
Lindale
Borders
Illinois Central
du Quoin
Illinois
Bob McQuaide
Bob
Elkdale
Puss
Big Muddy Creek
J. Connors, JR
Portoffice
Massachusetts
Dr. Soper
O. N. Johnson
17Th Ave
the Marshall CO. Investment Securities
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Petunias
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