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Remember Memorial Day and honoring war dead
The piece urges Americans to observe Memorial Day with reverence, honoring those who died in Korea and in other wars. It emphasizes duty to country, attending services, and renewing awareness of sacrifice, noting many younger names in local cemeteries and the high price paid by veterans and families.
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Greenwood
Korea
muddled Salk vaccine program faces expert panel
The article critiques the Salk vaccine effort as chaotic and mishandled while the federal government forms an expert commission to oversee rechecks. It notes Dr Jonas Salk and Dr Thomas Francis being named to the panel and hints authorities may be moving toward a solution.
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Salk
Jonas Salk
Thomas Francis
Energetic Maids 4-H Club meets at Limacher home
Jean Limacher hosted the Energetic Maids 4-H Club on May 18 with 17 members present. Demonstrations were given by Beverly Blankenhorn Judy Maass Patricia Moyer Candace Keck ler and Florene Schoonhover. The next meeting will be June 22 at Cheryl Van Houten's home.
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Orangeville
Jean Limacher
Beverly Blankenhorn
Judy Maass
Patricia Moyer
Candace Keckler
Florene Schoonhover
Cheryl van Houten
Evaluation of anti polio program prompts commission rethink
The piece notes an upcoming evaluation study on the anti polio weapon and vaccine supply issues. It urges decisions on distributing remaining vaccine and tests standards for new lots, while questioning why the commission idea emerged so late and its impact on public confidence. Government's role in medicine is questioned.
Monticello Rites Set For Memorial Day Monday
Frederick S Voegeli and Edward Quade will co chair Monticello Memorial Day exercises with Amstutz Marty American Legion post in charge Harold Babler to command firing squad Raymond J Miles post commander Irving Eichorst parade marshal The parade leads to a bridge ceremony memorial service and band selections The program includes Miles remarks Gettysburg Address and a veterans tribute If rain moves events the program shifts to Monticello High School at 9 30 a m
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Monticello
Frederick S. Voegeli
Edward Quade
Amstutz-Marty American Legion Post
Harold Babler
Raymond J. Miles
Irving J. Eichorst
Legion
WRC
Gold Star
Miles
A. R. Achtemeier
Legion Monument
Zwingli Church Cemetery
Woman's Relief Corps
Casper Blum
Alumni Meeting Held In Albany Gymnasium
Albany Times Special reports J R Schesser as toastmaster at the annual alumni banquet and meeting in the Albany grade school gym. Reunions for classes 1910 1925 1930 and 1945. New officers Dwight Bump president Mrs Albert Zimmerli vice president Miss Carol Sen now secretary treasurer Walter Reasa retiring president.
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Albany
J. R. Schesser
A. M. Jones
Pearl Schlonicker
Robert Grossman
Kenneth Kittlesen
David Petersen
Dwight Bump
Albert Zimmerli
Carol Sennow
Walter Reasa
Purple Heart for Harold Pickett and World War II notes
In a 16 year old wartime roundup Elizabeth Pickett receives the Purple Heart for her son Pfc. Harold F. Pickett’s wounds in the South Pacific. The list of area servicemen commended by Lt. Gen. James H. Doolittle includes John H. Walter and other ranks. President Truman backs higher weekly unemployment payments as the war to peace transition begins.
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Elizabeth Pickett
Heart
Harold F. Pickett
South Pacific
Rudy Leuzinger
Pinehurst
James H. Doolittle
Eighth Air Force
England
John H. Walter
Francis B. Doherty
Elwin D. Priewe
Russell R. Schober
Gordon H. Kubly
Ralph A. Beck
Truman
Truman Family to Be Interview Guests on Person to Person
Margaret Truman steps in for Ed Murrow hosting a CBS Person to Person interview with the Trumans from Independence Missouri. The daughter says she will conduct the program from New York while her parents appear in Missouri by video link.
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New York
Margaret Truman
Ed Murrow
Miss Truman
CBS
Murrow
England
Margaret
Truman
Independence
Dad
Mrs. Truman
NBC
Wisconsin Heart Association Luncheon Honors Drive Chairs
Dr. George R. Barry will present trophies to Wisconsin Heart drive chairmen in recognition of their work for the Wisconsin Heart Association. Presentations occur at the annual luncheon in Marquette Union Milwaukee on June 4.
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George R. Barry
Wisconsin Heart Drive
Sconsin Heart Association
Association
Marquette Union
Milwaukee
Three Accidents Reported In County And City
A 16 year old farm truck driver Alton Lloyd Johnson of Blanchardville rolled over on Highway 39 near the York churches after midnight injuring little glass damage noted by officers. A second collision on Highway 81 west of Jordan Center involved Roger C Zee and Harold Arthur Nybroten with damaged doors and fenders. Nybroten pleaded guilty in Small Claims Court to operating while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars plus costs with license revoked for one year. A city crash occurred at 6th street and 17th avenue involving Mrs Jerry Christensen and Ben F Engle at 5 06 pm yesterday.
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Alton Lloyd Johnson
Route 3
Blanchardville
Highway 39
York
Johnson
Roger C. Zee
Route 5
Harold Arthur Nybroten
Route 1
Argyle
Jordan Center
Highway 81
Nybroten
Sheriff's Department
Small Claims Court
Jerry Christensen
Monroe
Ben F. Engle
Freeport
6Th Street
17Th Avenue
Death of Mrs. Charlotte Kildow Finn in Milwaukee
Mrs. Charlotte Kildow Finn of Milwaukee died May 18 after an extended illness at her home. She was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Al Kildow of Brodhead. Survived only by her husband. Services and burial were in Milwaukee.
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Brodhead
Charlotte Kildow Finn
Milwaukee
Finn
al Kildow
Brodhead High Issues Red B Yearbook Dedication
The 1955 Brodhead high school annual Red B is dedicated to retiring Superintendent C. T. Pfisterer. Arthur Roderick is editor, with staff including Kenneth Deininger as associate editor and Rani Jo Stencel as business manager. Other roles list Ruth Blackford, Clifford Anderson, Allen William, Janice Christensen, Carolyn Pinnow, David Clark, Joyce Weibel, Thomas Edgar, Enid Zimmerli, Carole Olson, and Heidi Leatherman. Mrs. James H. Larkin serves as faculty adviser.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High School
C. T. Pfisterer
Arthur Roderick
Roderick
Kenneth Deininger
Rani Jo Stencel
Ruth Blackford
Clifford Anderson
Allen William
Minor defect car lacks steering wheel in Michigan
Muskegon Heights report notes Harry Bacon's car had no steering wheel, only a horn ring after a safety checkup. He said the wheel came off and he would not be allowed to drive until a replacement is installed.
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Muskegon Heights
Mich
Harry Bacon
Bacon
Kidney Slow-Down Restless Nights Relief Claim
Times Want Ads promote Doan's Pills as a cure for kidney slow-down symptoms including backache headaches dizziness and fatigue. It claims decades of use and relief by flushing waste from the kidneys and urges readers to obtain the product now.
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Dean
Doan
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