Editorial Chaos by Design Over France’s Fourth Republic
The piece argues France’s Fourth Republic collapsed due to powerless executives and party fragmentation. It warns of a possible shift to dictatorship or a de Gaulle leadership, with Communists ready to exploit the chaos. The outlook threatens Europe’s peace and the free world amid Algeria Corsica tensions.
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Europe
Cornell Student Council Defends Demonstrators
The piece cites two days of Cornell University protests in Ithaca New York where eggs were thrown at the president and protesters shouted obscenities. It quotes the Student Council arguing the protests were legitimate and protested university rules over house parties and alcohol bans.
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Madison
1933 Monroe theft linked sedan found in Delavan
A sedan owned by Edward Einbeck with a bullet hole is viewed in Delavan as police probe two young men suspected in several Midwest robberies. President Roosevelt moves toward the gold standard end. Gas ton B. Means and Norman T. Whitaker face two year terms for a Lindbergh baby hoax fraud.
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Gaston B. Means
Norman T. Whitaker
Evelyn Walsh McLean
Four Students Suspended Amid Demonstration Riot Reports
The council defends the demonstrators as four students are suspended following riot reports. The text suggests the number could be higher, indicating multiple suspensions reflected in local coverage.
Final Poppy Day Total Reaches $1 007 On Local Drive
American Legion Auxiliary reports total Poppy Day receipts of $1 007.34 from events in Monroe and nearby communities. Juda $36.40, South Wayne $45.56, Browntown $20.77, with city proceeds at $904.61. Area chairs include Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt Juda, Mrs Marvin Stauffacher Browntown, Mrs T J Losey South Wayne, and Mrs Kenneth Mahlkuch.
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Monroe
Juda
South Wayne
Browntown
Wayne Vanderbilt
Marvin Stauffacher
T. J. Losey
Kenneth Mahlkuch
107th birthday cigar marks record pace
Oakland man Hiram Franklin Deaner, a retired piano tuner aged 107, celebrated by lighting his 32,486th cigar, matching a lifelong habit he began in youth. The birthday batch symbolized his longevity and routine as he savored the smoke after dinner.
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Man Smokes Cigar Daily Since Age 16 In Classified Ad
A man advertises in the classified want column seeking advice on how to quit or reduce long time smoking habit. He notes he has smoked a cigar daily since age 16 and asks for tips or support options.
New Glarus Graduation Set For Thursday Evening
New Glarus high school commences the class of 1958 with an 8 p.m. exercises in the gym. The program includes processional Pomp and Circumstance, speaker David Zweifel, class president Sharon Jelle introducing the speaker, diploma presentations by Principal Norman Fries, and benediction by Rev. Tschudy.
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James C. Tschudy
Rita Marty
Diane Truttmann
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
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Ethlyn Peters
Sharon Jelle
Herbert J. Klausmeier
Judy Ingwell
Helen Bahler
Norman Fries
Tschudy
Class Officers Named For Royal Blue Silver Colors
The passage lists class colors royal blue and silver and notes red rose as the class flower. Officers include Sharon Jelle as president John Grossenbacher as vice president Donna Blumer as secretary and Richard Kittleson as treasurer.
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John Grossenbacher
Donna Blumer
Richard Kittleson
Graham Island Size Reported in Northern Queen Charlottes
Graham Island the largest and northernmost of the Queen Charlotte Islands off British Columbia is noted for an area of 2,485 miles.
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Queen Charlotte Island
British Columbia
Monticello Plans Memorial Day Events
Monticello announces Memorial Day activities led by Ed Quade commander of Amstutz-Marty Post 256 with Karl Freitag parade marshal A G Hill firing squad. The day features a 9:30 am parade from Main Street, a 10 am school gym program, and a cemetery tribute with marching bands, Scouts, and veterans groups.
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