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Memorial Day
May 30, 1961
World War I veteran Edward J. Starr watches the Memorial Day service at the State Capitol while holding a small American flag. He is from a Menominee Indian reservation, Neopit, WI.
Memorial Day
May 30, 1961
Pamela Mash (3 1/2 years old) is shown holding her ears as she stands next to her mother who is playing trombone with the VFW band. The concert was part of the Memorial Day observance.
Armed Forces Day Observed with a Parade Around the Capitol Square
May 9, 1964
Mike Clements, age 5, enjoying the annual Armed Forces Day parade around the Capitol Square in Madison.
Armed Forces Day Observed with a Parade Around the Capitol Square
May 9, 1964
Navy servicemen parade around the Capitol Square in observance of Armed Forces Day in Madison. The theme of the day-long event held at Truax Field is "Power for Peace."
Monona Grove Memorial Day Festival Queen
May 26, 1961
Quarter-length portrait of Monona Grove Memorial Day Festival queen Jane Weitekamp.
Mrs. Lilliana Kay Becomes New U.S. Citizen
September 26, 1961
Italian born Mrs. Lilliana Bicciato Kay, 1521 Wyldewood Drive, receives her American citizenship from Judge Patrick Stone. Shown (L-R) are Lt. Cmdr. Howard N. Kay, Sarah Joy Kay (2), and Lilliana Kay.
