Memorial Vigil Masks a Nation in Turmoil
On the eve of Memorial Day the editorial laments rising public violence across the nation. It cites labor unrest at Hillsdale Michigan and Philadelphia housing projects, arson in Chicago, and increasing nonviolent racial demonstrations. It questions leaders' support for civil disobedience and warns of a dangerous line between labor strife, urban crime, and racial agitation.
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Big City
Hillsdale
Mich
Indiana
Monroe
Philadelphia
Town Hall
Chicago
Volunttarily
Tack
America
memorial cemeteries honor u s war dead overseas
Millard Tschudy surveys American World War I and II burial grounds in Europe and Asia with details on Manila Fort William McKinley and major cemeteries near Paris Meuse-Argonne Verdun Belleau Wood Aisne Marne and Ypres Belgium. The piece reflects on reverence for fallen soldiers and a question about modern obedience and freedom.
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Millard Tschudy
America
Manila
Ft. William McKinley
Burma
Philippines
Pacific
Europe
Suresnes
Paris
Mont Valerien
London Necropolis Co
Brookwood
England
Idacre Somme
Bony
France
Cantigny
Aisne - Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Belleau Wood
Aisne-Marne
Oise-Aisne
Oise- Aisne
Chateau - Thierry
Verdun
Meuse-Argonne
U.S
U.S. First Army
Thiaucourt
St. Mihiel
Flanders Field
Waregem
Belgium
Brittany
Peter
Memorial Day plans and national issues in brief
May 29 1954 designated as a day of prayer for lasting peace by President Eisenhower. Nine Monroe and 23 area residents to tour Switzerland, with stops in Shannon Ireland Frankfurt Germany and Zurich. Senate inquiry into Army Pvt G David Schine fueled by McCarthy Eisenhower tensions. Racine convention to name Herbert Ainsworth Monroe district governor. Also notes past memorials and obituaries from 5 and 0 years ago, plus a 1924 Empress of Ireland disaster tally and other local items.
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Eisenhower
Monroe
Switzerland
Paul C. Kehle
St. John's
Harry J. Stauffacher
Juda
Burbank
Wash
Browntown
Henry White
S. C. Baltzer
Dave Marty
Rudy Wenger
Richland School Pupils Tour Monroe With Teacher and Parents
Twenty seven Richland school pupils plus their teacher Mrs Elizabeth Severson and four mothers toured Monroe visiting WEKZ Green County jail Commercial Bank and Frito Lay Co They picnic at Twining park A school picnic Sunday drew over 100 The retiring teacher received an orchid corsage from parents List of pupils and upcoming first graders included
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Richland School
Elizabeth Severson
Mmes
Glenn Siedschlag
Merlyn Geigel
John Pitman
John B. Ruff
Monroe
WEKZ
Green County
Commercial Bank
Frito-Lay Co
Twining Park
Severson
Barbara
Lorraine
Keith Last
Jerry Geigel
Donna
David Liedschlag
Diane Weiss
Julie
Susan Barmore
Dawn Ruff
Brenda
Karen Pitman
Jane Elmer
Keith Ott
Susan
Donald
Robert Weeden
Curtis Richardson
John Deininger
Diane
David
Danny Krahenbuehl
Jody Wegmueller
Kenny Slack
William
Robert Walters
Kevin Winkler
Rena ‘Rufi
Michael Rufi
Randy Pittman
Janet Deininger
Jay Richardson
Mike Walters
Detergent Foam Problem Fading Across the Nation
The detergent industry pledges to replace the suds retaining ABS with LAS to cut foam in streams and homes. Firms plan new plants or upgrades nationwide, with laws already restricting ABS sales in Wisconsin and some localities. LAS is touted as easier to biodegrade while maintaining cleaning power, though at a higher cost.
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Wisconsin
Ten Eyck To Host Wisconsin Berry Growers Meet
Brodhead Wisconsin special: Wisconsin Berry Growers Association members will attend a noon luncheon and afternoon program and tour of the A A Ten Eyck Pine Bluff Fruit Farm on highways 11 81 south west of Brodhead next Wednesday. About 100 expected depending on the berry season. The Gerald Hipp farm near Happy Hollow in Rock County is first on tour. Brodhead Methodist church WSCS will serve the cafeteria dinner. University of Wisconsin professors Klingbeil Wade Libby will lead the Ten Eyck program along with Art Kurtz chief of plant industry and C B Combs chair of horticulture UW.
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Brodhead
Wisconsin Berry Growers Association
A. A. Ten Eyck Pine Bluff
Gerald Hipp
Happy Hollow
Rock’ County
WSCS
Brodhead Methodist Church
University of Wisconsin
Birthday Greetings List Sparks Local Page Notes
A long reader page lists birthday greetings for numerous residents across Argyle Juda Juda and nearby towns with multiple entries by date from Sunday May 31 to Saturday June 6. The item also features a feature on Jill Kinmont, a former champion skier paralyzed in 1955, now pursuing remedial reading teaching and a teaching certificate in Seattle.
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Mark James Ellingson
Woodard
Gerald Royal Karlen
Argyle
Rita Mary Koenig
19Th Street
Dionne Harlan Babler
Monticello
Mark Thomas Schmid
Dean Alan Hagen
South Wayne
Tracie Lynn Zentner
Browntown
Karen Grace Grenzow
Juda
Jill Kinmont
Aita
Utah
Jill
America
Alta
Jil
Seattle
Ingraham High School
Kenneth Dulin
Dulin
School of Education
University of Washington
William Kinmont
Los Angeles
Robert
Jerry
Europe
The
Associated Press
Platteville State College Grad Janice Nyhus Awarded BS
Times Special reports Janice Nyhus daughter of Abert Nyhus graduates Platteville State College today with a Bachelor of Science in biological science and a minor in home economics. Todd Ralph Hanson of Argyle is listed as a new member on August 9 1963. PLATTEVILLE GRADUATE NEW GLARUS.
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Platteville
NEW Glarus
Janice Nyhus
Abert Nyhus
Platteville State College Today
Copter Defects Cost Eight American Lives
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes says eight Americans were killed in South Vietnam by CH21 helicopter structural failures. The Flying Banana helo has been largely replaced by the OH-6 Bell Type Iroquois. Ailes spoke after Rep Oliver Bolton urged an investigation to House armed services committee chair Carl Vinson.
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Washington
Stephen Ailes
South Viet Nam
Ohib Bell
Ailes
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Bolton
Shriver Named Nation’s Father of the Year for 1964
Sargent Shriver, Peace Corps director, chosen as Nation’s Father of the Year at the 29th annual Fathers Day Committee luncheon. Other honorees include Bert Lahr as Stage Father, Yogi Berra as Sports Father, Jack Paar as Television Father, Douglas Edwards as Radio Father, Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II as Literary Fathers, Art Buchwald as Satirical Humor Father, George Abbott as Grandfather of the Year, and Fannie Hurst named Woman of the Year.
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New York
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Nationll
National Fathers Day Committee
Bert Lahr
Lawrence
Yogi) Berra
New York Yankees
Jack Paar
Douglas Edwards
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbia Broadcasting System newscaster.__Literary Fathers — Fletcher ,Knebel
Charles W. Bailey II
Art Buchwald
New York Herald Tribune
George Abbott
Fannie Hurst
Memorial Day Parade in Orangeville to Start at Legion Home
Memorial Day observances in Orangeville begin at 10 a.m. with a parade from the American Legion Home led by the Orangeville band and Colsars. Legionnaires firing squad Cub Scouts and pupils will lay wreaths at veterans graves. A Naval memorial service on the bridge precedes the cemetery ceremony with Rev Hobart Prunty as speaker.
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Orangeville
American Legion
Colsars
Hobart Prunty
Zion Eub
Wisconsin Governor Urges July Fourth Liberty Bell Ringing
Gov Reynolds issues a proclamation urging bells to ring nationwide on Independence Day. He calls for Liberty Bell symbolism and directs churches and other buildings in Wisconsin to sound bells at 1 p.m. on July 4.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
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FHA
Wisconsin Association of Future Homemakers of America
Joan Sippel
Nancy Hardyman
Jean Wells
Elaine Brown
Green Lake
Deanna House
Christine Knudson
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Monroe Evening Times
Sost
Inland Daily “Press “Association
Audit Bureau
Ronsin
Stephenson
Editorial
Evening Times
Citizens Bank
Orah
Willis’ Kiester
Clarno
Robert Blumer
Charles Hull
Whitewater
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Co-Operative
St. Paul Assail
Sen. LaFollette
Atack
St. Lawrence
Eugene Schreyer
Williams Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Carranza
Ten Eyck
Geoffery Chaucer
Charles G. Buelman
Kennedy
P.O
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Times Children’s Club
Kandee Jay Lausch
Ath Street
Brenda Kay Bredeson
Valerie Dee Elmer
Sylvia Ione Severson
James Paul Davidson
Minneapolis
Minn
Darlene Joyce Rufener
James W. Howarth
Elizabeth
Jeffery Bowen
Pqthedra Lynn Hartwig
Jolt Louise Scherer
Rick Eugene Pinnow
Konda Alaine Potts
9Th Street
Janet Eileen Dale
Ann Hulda Hilfiker
Rice Lake
Rickey Raland
Ritschard
Scott Laird Olson
Blanchardville
Marcia Maxine Flannery
Kirk Alan Goodman
Stockton
Githia Mae Rosentiel
Kathryn Rene Bright
Douglas Daniel Hunt
8Th Street
Barbara Jolene Hanson
James’ Arthur May
7Th Street
Gary Lee Rosheisen
Rex Marlow Strothman
Danny Craig Stenbroten
Pegay Rae Friedly
Annette Louise Ott
Jo Ann Caroline Kamps
Linda Lou Zimmerman
12Th Street
Vicky Lynn Zimmerman
Todd Ralph Hanson
Evening Times Club
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First National Bank OF Monroe
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