Memorial Day Plans for Zilmer-Riley Post 84 Memorial Event
Memorial Day events organized by Zilmer-Riley Post 84 American Legion in Greenwood Cemetery include graves decoration at 7 a.m. and a 9 a.m. concert by Monroe High School Symphonic Band under Joseph Rieraldo. The program features Reverend Robert H. Brightman, James Allen, and student readers, with wreaths placed by multiple veterans and scouts, a parade from Lincoln School to the cemetery, and a detailed march order led by VFW and Legion units. Continuous police traffic control and Civil Defense support are noted.
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Zilmer-Riley Post No. 84
American Legion
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe High School
Joseph Rieraldo
Louis A. Koenig
American Legion Post
Robert H. Brightman
Union Presbyterian Church
Monroe Council of Churches
Logan
Charles Will
James Allen
Monroe
W.E. Deininger
Green County
Veterans Service
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Werner Marti
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion and Auxiliary
VFW
Robert Hendrickson
Wilbur Deininger
Hendrickson
Deininger
Fred Schott
Ervin Geecks
Lincoln School
16Th Avenue
15Th Street
George Wells
Recreation Park
Edward Doyle
Jack O’donahue
MHS
Brownie
Veterans Organizations
Monroe Fire Department
Herbert Booth
Police, National Guard pull back from Chattanooga unrest
Police and National Guard troops left predominantly Negro neighborhoods in Chattanooga and turned control over to civilian black patrols Tuesday. State Safety Commissioner Claude Armour said the area was calming with fewer and less serious calls.
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Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Tenn
National Guard
Claude Armour
Quantas Pays Ransom Over Bomb Threat On Jetliner
An Australian airline paid 560000 dollars to a gang claiming a barometric bomb on a Boeing 707 with over 200 aboard. Quantas made the payoff in central Sydney as the plane landed safely at the international airport after a six and a half hour circling ordeal and red alert by police and defense forces.
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Sydney
Australia
Quantas
Different Grades of Milk
The Agriculture Department aims to finish by July 1 1972 a study on problems from upgrading milk to Grade A standards. NFU supported project says Secretary Hardin approved it. Dr. Truman Graf of the University of Wisconsin will head the study. NFU President Tony Dechant cites thousands of North Central dairy farmers losing pricing benefits under current Grade B milk.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
National Farmers Union
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Truman Graf
University of Wisconsin
NFU
Tony Dechant
Residency Before Welfare in New York Senate Passes Measure
The New York Senate approved a Republican backed bill 32 to 21 requiring one year of residency for welfare eligibility after a heated floor clash. The measure, supported by Gov Rockefeller and passed by the Assembly earlier, could deny benefits to newcomers and limit aid during a five year emergency period.
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Albany
N.Y
State Senate
Assembly
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Horses Moving to the Suburbs
The AP report notes a shift of horses from farms to towns and suburbs. Private estimates place the U S horse population at about 7.5 million, with some industry figures predicting up to 14 million by 1980.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Nixon Attacks Northern Hypocrisy on Race in Alabama
President Nixon in Birmingham and Mobile denounces a double standard on race relations, saying he supports the South while condemning Northern attitudes. Police estimate about 160000 greeted him in the two cities as antiwar signs were outnumbered by pro Vietnam victory messages.
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Washington
Nixon
Deep South
Birmingham
Mobile
Ala
Heart of Dixie
South
North
Alabama
Vietnam
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Board approves high school library changes and Lincoln School work
The Monroe Board of Education approved removing a 30-foot wall at the high school library to create a single room, with cost about 570 dollars and separate plans for Lincoln School lighting upgrades at about 6 000 dollars shared with the federal government. They also discussed a district lunch program feasibility and approved multiple vehicle purchases, easement actions, boiler removals, and hiring or resignations, plus a Quebec trip for junior students and diplomas for the class of 1971.
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Monroe Board of Education
Lincoln School
William Halverson
Halverson
Browntown
Hiwawatha
William Stuckey
Lincoln
Stuckey
Olsen
Ludlow
Mary Alice Hart
Nancy Nelson
Hart
John Cooper
William J. Allen
Whitewater
Cooper
Allen
Jack Robilette Jr
Monroe
Republican Party
Quebec
Canada
Larry Larson
MHS Baccalaureate Speaker Announced
Rev. Wolfgang Koehler of St. John's United Church of Christ Monroe will deliver the baccalaureate address for Monroe High School seniors at 8 p.m. Sunday May 30 in the Junior High Auditorium. Rev. Robert D. Platt will give invocation scripture and benediction. The school chorus directed by Mrs. DuWayne Hoffman will sing two pieces and John Duane will be organist. Public invited. Commencement set for 7:30 p.m. Friday June 4 in the high school gym.
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Wolfgang Koehler
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Monroe
Monroe High School
Robert D. Platt
St. Clare Hospital
DuWayne Hoffman
Randall Thompson
Jackson and Miller
John Duane
Doctor's Book Published in Finnish by Prentice Hall
Finnish edition of How to Live 365 Days a Year by Dr. John A. Schindler published by Prentice-Hall. The book has been translated into many languages and condensed in 17 foreign Readers Digest editions. Schindler, co founder of The Monroe Clinic, died in 1957.
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Prentice-Hall, Inc
Plishers
John A. Schindler
Schindler
Monroe Clinic
Nine Bodies Uncovered in Yuba City Slayings Case
Sheriff announces the unearthing of nine transient fruit workers killed with a machete or heavy knife in two Yuba City orchards. Farm labor contractor Juan Corona, 37, is arrested on nine murder counts. victims aged 40 to 60 include Pete Peterson, 63, of Marysville.
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Yuba City
Calif
Roy Whiteacre
Juan V. Corona
Richland Road
Corona
Whiteacre
Frank Cartoscelli
Yuba
Cartoscelli
Goro Kagehiro
Sheriff’s Office
Kenneth Whiteacre
Alameda
Bay
San Francisco
Jack Sullivan
Ray Duran
Sheriff's
St Victor’s Women Install Officers In May Meeting
Rev Laurence Kieffer installed new officers for St Victor’s Council of Catholic Women at the May 25 meeting in the school gym. Officers include president Mrs Robert Paulik and secretary Joseph Wels Jr with treasurer Kenneth Schneider, while retiring leaders are Mrs John Fernan and others. About 75 members attended with gifts given to long-time members and past president Mrs Fernan.
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St. Victor’s Council of Catholic Women
Laurence Kieffer
St. Victor’s School
Glenn H. Brecklin
Robert Paulik
Kieffer
Joseph Wels Jr
Kenneth Schneider
Times
Mmes
Glenn Brecklin
Joseph Wels, Jr
John Fernan
Francis Denny
Ray Jacobson
Monroe Lions Host Wisconsin Horse Pulling Contest
The Monroe Lions Club sponsors the annual Horse Pulling Contest at the Green County Fairgrounds on Sunday May 30 starting 1 30 p m With 20 to 30 teams from Wisconsin and nearby states including Illinois Iowa Ohio and Indiana entries pull up to five tons on a stone boat Bud Ward of Waterloo provides the boat and fields a team Judges include Ray Montgomery Fred T Burgy O L Doug Hare and W R Schuetze. Prizes total seven places per class with top prizes 65 55 45 35 25 15 and 10 in both light under 3200 lbs and heavy over 3200 lbs The opening ceremony features four horses led by Melvin Mauermann William Rollins Oliver Rollins and Mr and Mrs Harley Berra The Boy Scout pledge is led by Troop 114 Lions members Officials include Ed Blue Louis Studer Ed Rufenacht and others with weight setup by Lime bags and a Green County Farm Bureau assist.
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Wisconsin
Monroe Lions Club
Green County Fairgrounds
Lowell Markwardt
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Bud Ward
Waterloo
Wis
Charles Mathias
Lions
Ed Blue
Melvin Mauermann
William Rollins
America
Oliver Rollins
Harley Berra
Boy Scout Troop No. 114
The
Lions Club
Ray Montgomery
Fred T. Burgy
O. L
Doug) Hare
W. R. Schuetze
Tim Kearney
Hillpoint
Louis Studer
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23Rd Avenue
Flag Pole Circle
Monument
Area Civil Defense Unit
Explorer Boy Scout
AP News
Crossword Puzzle Daily Record
Queen's Report
Milwaukee
Bernard J. McDermott
Darlington
Highway 69
Smith Baker Peck
Freeport
McDermott
Green County Sheriff’s Department
Peck
Sheriff's Dept
Finnish
California
Sullivan
Pete Peterson
Marysville
St. Victor's
Jack Murray
Commission
William Niederberger
John G. McGuire
Ted Albert
Don Parsons
Clarence Bruess
Pat Albert
Kieth Seward
James Dixon
Malcolm Marti
Francis Kautzky
Joe Milz
Frank
Menehan
Ed Saunders
Fernan
John Usher
Lee Kirsch
International Affairs Committee
Studers
Ed Rufenacht
Green County Farm Bureau
Allan Holtshopple
Noel Soltau
Harold Rufenacht
Robert Glennie
WEKZ
Delbert Krupke
Gerald Swiggum
Doran R. Zwygart
Leo Wnack
Robert Schneider
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