June Dairy Month urged to boost community support
The editorial urges Green County residents to actively participate in June Dairy Month promotions led by the ADA and Wisconsin Department of Agriculture. It emphasizes widespread awareness, the Dairy Queen ballot, and June Dairy Day in Brodhead as a climax, urging residents to become enthusiastic advocates and buy dairy products.
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An Dairy Association
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Green County
ADA
Brodhead
America
Cardinal Stritch remembered as kindest churchman
A Chicago friend praised Cardinal Stritch as the kindliest inspiring churchman, noting the deep respect and universal interest his illness and pending final rites stirred. The piece honors his life and the example of Christian leadership he set under Pope Pius's designation for a top Vatican post.
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Chicago
Cardinal Stritch
Pope Pius
Vatican
Eisenhower blocks major tax cuts amid recession talk
President Eisenhower signaled opposition to cutting corporate and excise taxes now, easing congressional pressure and pleasing Democratic leaders like Speaker Sam Rayburn. Voters, however, pressed for revenue alternatives and questioned how to offset losses, with some suggesting deep federal spending cuts.
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Congress
White House
House
Sam Rayburn
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Monroe students win honors at Class Day and state events
Robert Ableman receives the American Legion medal at Class Day. Monroe High School band chosen to represent Wisconsin on a Madison network broadcast. Virginia Krauss and Jane Trumpy named co valedictorians. DAR award goes to Mary Ellen Burkhard. Mrs. Dale Hudnall wins top speller honors at Green County Homemaker Club Achievement Day.
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Robert Ableman
Monroe
American Legion
Wisconsin
Madison
Virginia Krauss
Jane Trumpy
DAR
Mary Ellen Burkhard
Dale Hudnall
Decatur Town Club
Green County
Tax policy hesitation reshapes Capitol Hill debate
Congressional leaders from both parties fret over where their public tax promises have landed them. President Eisenhower’s firm No quiets calls for tax cuts, prompting celebration in both chambers. Lawmakers now pursue extending current rates while hoping voters overlook prior pledges.
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Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
Orangeville Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony Planned
Memorial Day services start 10 30 a m Friday with American Legion and Auxiliary members marching from the Legion Home to the bridge for a Naval service led by the Orangeville high school band and participating students. The parade continues to the cemetery for a program with a guest speaker and volleys at both locations. Wreaths will be placed by children.
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Orangeville
American Legion
Legion
Naval Service
Freeport
Rural Schools Close With Picnic As Eighth Graders Move On
In Mt. Pleasant Township the Silver school closed with a picnic at Evansville. Eighth grade promotion certificates went to Susan K. Marty Rita M. Schwartzlow Elizabeth Anderson Jeffrey L. Kehm Henry Keener and Jerry Mansheim. All will attend Monticello high school except Jerry who will attend Albany. Miss Edna Babler earned "Lets Draw" honorable mention recognizing Fay Briggs fourth grade and Patty Mansheim sixth.
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Mt. Pleasant Township
Evansville
Susan K. Marty
Rita M. Schwartzlow
Elizabeth Anderson
Jeffrey L. Kehm
Henry Keener
Jerry Mansheim
Monticello High School
Jerry
Albany
Edna Babler
Fay Briggs
Patty Mansheim
All Patrolmen On Holiday Duty
Governor Thomson announced full state and local traffic patrol deployment for Memorial Day weekend to curb expected traffic surge. He said after the weekend patrols return to 48 hours weekly until Labor Day and urged drivers to stay alert on Wisconsin highways.
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Madison
Thomson
Wisconsin
Tornadoes Cause $635000 Damage Across Minnesota Wisconsin
The Red Cross reports tornadoes on Saturday caused $635000 in damage across eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Washington County and Ramsey County saw $250000 in losses, Hudson area $185000, and Plum City area $100000 with three farms destroyed and five others heavily damaged.
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Wisconsin
American Red Cross
Washington County
Lincoln Township
Ramsey County
Hudson
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Plum City
Pierce County
Red Cross
Judy McConnell Receives Legion Award at South Wayne
Judy McConnell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McConnell earned the American Legion medal at the 48th annual South Wayne high school commencement. Carol Krupke class valedictorian won a freshman scholarship to the University of Wisconsin.
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South Wayne
Judy McConnell
Walter McConnell
South Wayne High School
Carol Krupke
Karl Krupkes
University of Wisconsin
Memorial Day Grave Decoration Squads Named
Fourteen squads from WRC VFW and AL will decorate graves at Greenwood cemetery Friday morning for Memorial Day. They report at 7 30 a m to Bernard Gibbons and Forrest Riese, with traffic coordinators to Wilbur E Deininger at 8 15 a m.
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Woman's Relief Corps
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
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Bernard Gibbons
Forrest Riese
Wilbur
Squad listings and volunteers across WRC VFW AL groups
Readable lists name members of squads 11 through 14 with WRC and VFW affiliations in Alabama. Extras include additional women and men from WRC and VFW. Also lists traffic roles from American Legion and VFW across several communities.
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Katherine Bowell
Ruth Zumbach
William H. Davidson
VFW
Wilma Lovell
Delvyn Brandenburg
Alice Schwartz
Mary Ellen Laeser
Frank Haren
Eleanor Olson
Oscar Johnson
Roxie Tobin
Erma Wells
Julius Hofer
Eleanor Lanz
Lee Kirsch
Lena Deininger
Marilyn Voelkh
Walter Laeser
Adolph Ostendorf
Louis Oostdik
Lena Etter
Eileen Wagner
WRC
Maria Frenzel
Margaret Loveland
Ramona Palmer
Jean Woolever
Virgil Wilkins
Eugene Reinking
Ruby Ault
Alma Ault
Minnie Zwygart
Sam Pickett
Alden Hawthorn
Alfred Henning
Wal
Schuetz To Graduate From UW With Honors
Alvin E. Schuetz of Route 1 is among 481 UW graduates with honors based on a 3.25 GPA or higher and at least three semesters of second half course work.
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Alvin E. Schuetz
Edward Schuetz
University of Wisconsin
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