Editorial: Key to Our Liberty in Newspaper Week 1964
An editorial reflective piece on the press under attack and its role in a free society. It cites reader criticism, threats to journalists, and the profession’s duty to uphold high standards through associations, training, and public trust. It notes 1,754 U.S. newspapers and asserts knowledge as liberty’s key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
United States
Thomas Jefferson
American Newspapers Association
American Society of Newspapers Editors
Sigma Delta Chi
Knap and Ayer to Speak at VFW Meeting
Knap and Charlie Ayer former department commander will address the Veterans of World War I at the Legion Club rooms tomorrow night. All WWI veterans and wives are invited to a 6 30 p.m. potluck supper and meeting followed by the Barrack and Auxiliary sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Map
Charlie Ayer
Legion
Knap
Ayer
Graham urges TV use over appearances for safety at Boston rally
Evangelist Billy Graham told about 13,500 people in Boston that presidential candidates should spend more time on television than personal appearances to avoid dangers from crowds. He said there are many psychos and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Boston
Billy Graham
Garden
Notable events span weather, crime, and obituaries
Ten years ago a barn on the Oscar Wamstad farm near Oct 12 1954 Blanchardville burned for a 30000 dollar loss as heavy rains hit Monroe area postponing the county and regional corn picking contest. Supreme Court Justice Robert H Jackson died in Washington DC. Death notices include Mrs. Benjamin Runkle Charles D Lloyd Scott and Christoff Rhyner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wamstad
Blanchardville
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Washington
D.C
Monroe Area
Benjamin Runkle
Orangeville
Charles D
Lloyd) Scott
Albany
Christoff Rhyner
Evansville
Six From Monroe Attend Cedar Rapids Hair Dressers Convention
Six from Monroe attended a hair dressers convention in Cedar Rapids Iowa yesterday. Participants included Mrs Reuben Elva Brostuen who acted as a model along with Mrs Antoinette Hyland Mrs Betty Jorenson Mrs Beverly Butts Mrs Gerald Curran and Miss Sedora Brostuen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Cedar Rapids
Reuben
Elva) Brostuen
Antoinette Hyland
Betty Jorenson
Beverly Butts
Gerald Curran
Sedora Brostuen
Mrs Lucy Hess Services Tuesday
Mrs Marie Lucy Mess 91 German native and Highland resident since 1888 will have services at 10 30 a m Tuesday in St Anthony s Catholic church Klingele funeral directors announce burial will follow at 3 30 p m Friends may call at the church prior to the service Her husband William Mess died in 1910 She was a member of St Anthony s Altar society Surviving are a son William G Dubuque a daughter Mrs Marie Cook Pewaukee three grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Marie Lucy Mess
Germany
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Friends
William Mess
St. Anthony's Altar Society
William G
Dubuque
Marie Cook
Pewaukee
Welch Services for James T. Welch
Funeral services for James T. Welch 66 were held at St Patrick Catholic Church Benton after a brief illness. The Rosary was said at the Milner and O Flaherty funeral home. He was a World War I veteran and survived by three sisters Mrs Mary Vaughn Benton Mrs Rose Fiedler Cuba City and Margaret Reed Madison.
Services for Harms Tuesday
John F. Harms 91 longtime Highland car salesman died Saturday in a Dodgeville nursing home after a brief illness. He served 25 years as caretaker at Highland schools and farmed locally. Services set for 10 30 am Tuesday at Highland Presbyterian Church. Visitation at McGuire Funeral Home. Survived by three sons Elmer Amos Homer all in Wisconsin and seven daughters in Madison Highland Morgan Hill Calif and Dodgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
John F. Harms
Dodgeville
Highland Schools
Highland Presbyterian Church
McGuire Funeral Home
Elmer
Amos
Madison
Homer
Popcorn Stand Veteran Jeff Shaff Turns 85
Jeff Shaff, a long time Brodhead resident of 60 years, will celebrate his 85th birthday tomorrow. He has run the popcorn stand at the Brodhead hotel corner for 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Jeff Shaff
Brodhead Hotel
BacallSues Over Dubbed Voice In Broadway Show
Actress Lauren Bacall filed suit in New York City alleging a television program uses a dubbed singing voice, claiming the broadcast would imply she cannot sing. Producers were ordered to justify airing the as filmed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lauren Bacall
New York City
Broadway
Juda By Mabel E. Bouer
In Minneapolis a fragmented item mentions Donald K. Iona Scotland's sacred isle and the 7th Century focus of Christianity. It notes visits by Mrs Libl and Mrs Ted Miller to Brodhead and Davis Illinois with implied autopsy or proof related to Scottish kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Donald K
Iona
Scotland
Sacred Isle
Harrison Gren
Duke
Slayton
Libl
Macbeth
Davis
Moon
Duncan
Ted Miller
Brodhead
Daleyville Area Farmer 90 Dies in Madison
Isaac Daley former Daleyville area farmer died Saturday. Services held 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Frautschi funeral home Madison. Survived by four daughters three sons one son Wallace of Milwaukee, four sisters and three brothers, 17 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Daley
Madison
Daleyville
Frautschi
Daley
Bethel Lutheran Church
Brotherhood
Harold Birney
Leonard Nelson
Otto Olson
Milton Butteris
Dodgeville
Wallace
Milwaukee
Amanda Hoiby
Ruth Simmons
Otto Sanders
Enoch Olsen
Park Ridge
Ill
Albert
Former UW Teacher Succumbs in Madison
Miss Blanche M. Trilling emeritus professor and former director of women's physical education at the University of Wisconsin died in a Madison nursing home at age 88. She served on the university faculty from 1912 to 1947 and is survived by a sister in Minneapolis. Funeral arrangements were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Bund
Brooklyn
F. H. Anderson
G. E. Ellis
Monroe
Madison
Elsie Josephine Leopold
Harry William Welch
Monroe High School
Blanche M. Trilling
University of Wisconsin
Trilling
Harold G. Taylor
Minneapolis
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems For Thousands
Readers turn to local classifieds to find needed items and services. Listings cover housing employment and goods, helping through daily challenges and connecting buyers with sellers across the community.
Little voterbabies fashion sale noted
An ad lists a dozen box items including Pinwale Corduroy with top fashion vote and finest finish. It promotes Across the Board Savings on Boys jackets in vinyl or quilted nylon parkas and two knit slacks sizes 8 to 18 with air core foam.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Wisconsin
Congress
Emery
Glember
Associated Press
Inland Areast Association
Audit’ Bureau of Iron
Editorial
Knap, Ayer
VFW
Evening Times
Robert M. LaFollette
Chicago
Middle West
Milady’s
Nettie Murphy
Margaret Solliran
Washington Senators
New York Giants
William Leighton
Paris
English
Mineral Point
Fairgrounds
Antwerp
Holland
Green County Sunday School Association
S. J. Stauffacher
Dominic Ferrati
Rome
Lucy Hess
Welch
The
South School
PTA
University of Minnesota
Hollywood
Ethel Merman
Australia
Far East
Ernest Borgnine
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mabel E. Bouer
Daleyville Area
Drapery House
Cannon
New
Mouth
Coats & Clark
Me Y
Teflon
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