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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1959
Page
2
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James Marlow reflects on John Foster Dulles who died in 1950s while shaping U S policy through the cold war. Dulles presided over a transition from isolation to global entanglement as Soviet power rose and missiles altered strategic risk. He aimed to contain communism and seek favorable changes without full war, but left questions about what he accomplished.
A collage notes 10 25 40 and 50 year marks May 25 from 1934 1919 1909 with senior commencements Dillinger reward Sugar River drownings marriages and local civic happenings across Wisconsin Green Monroe regions plus shifting German postwar plans and Shanghai strife.
Ellen Hegland 82 died at 8 a.m. at her son in law and daughter Ernest and Mrs Spring home 1517 17th avenue Old age and a prior stroke were given as causes She was born February 23 1877 in Moscow near Blanchardville and was active in Hollandale Lutheran church and its missions Her survivors include three children Otto Ellen and Mrs John Simpson seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Hollandale Lutheran church with burial in the church cemetery Friends may call at Stuessy funeral home after 3 p.m. tomorrow until 10 a.m. then the body will go to the church
Mary Fritsch daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank B Fritsch 1768 16th street will receive her bachelor of education degree from National College of Education Evanston Ill June 1 at the 73rd commencement. Miss Fritsch was active in the Association of Childhood Education YWCA Drama Club and yearbook staff.
Sophia Thompson 76 of Hollandale died at 9 15 pm Saturday in Dodgeville Hospital She was born October 8 1882 in Brigham Iowa County and married Thomas A Thompson in 1905 The family farmed in Brigham then Moscow Where he died in 1956 Surviving daughters Sylvia Hosking Atalia Hommee Lenore Runden Verna Schmid son Anne all of Hollandale 15 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren and a foster sister Cora Davis of Chicago Burial at Perry Cemetery Services at Perry Lutheran Church with Rev Paul Anderson Funeral at Saether Funeral Home tonight to 2 pm tomorrow church noon burial Friday May have details.
The annual parade will start from Everson's corner at 9 a.m. Saturday and proceed to the square. It includes colors, firing squad, high school band, veterans groups, auxiliaries, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and students. A firing-squad ceremony is set for South Side park. Rev. E J Simmons will give the address.
Kobe witnesses Japan unveil its first postwar submarine before about 15 000 spectators Defense director Shigeijiro Ino announces two more submarines ordered this year
Maintenance crews note soil cement pavements hold up like no other low cost option with a life expectancy of 20 years or more. Tests indicate strength increases over time and, inch for inch, outlasts other pavements short of concrete.
A historical look at how cancer victims included famed figures from presidents to actors. The piece notes public disclosure shifts after World War II, highlights cases like Grant and Cleveland, and mentions the Runyon Memorial Fund and the Congress of the Cured promoting awareness and funding.
The name Cairo stems from the Arabic El Qahira meaning The Victorious. This etymology highlights Cairo’s historic association with triumph and power as a key reference in historical geography.
Services for 71 year old Mrs Frank Best of rural Orfordville Brodhead were held at Everson funeral home and Orfordville Methodist church with Rev John Walker officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by husband a daughter and three grandchildren. Two brothers preceded her in death.
Ten regional Alice in Dairyland contestants were selected Saturday with the final contest set for January in Janesville. Nancy Graney 18 Platteville and Carolyn Forde 19 Ferryville were chosen at Baraboo, Kaye Cummings 18 Palmyra and Sally McDermott 20 Fort Atkinson were named at Watertown. Other regional winners include Geri VanLaanen 18.
Green Bay and several 18 to 19 year old players from Cleveland Tomahawk Spencer Ashland and Bennett were announced as regional winners who will compete in Janesville. Final selection occurs at the State Fair.
Joseph S. Chandler, 88, father of Kentucky Governor A. B. Chandler, died Sunday in Morganfield after hospital admission May 15 for kidney infection and cerebral spasms. Born in the Missouri Ozarks foothills, he had long been a respected regional figure.
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