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World War II veteran was killed in New Guinea, then buried in unmarked Milwaukee grave will finally get a headstone Meg Jones, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Courtesy of Judy Proell Staff Sgt. Walter Schaller was a Wisconsin National Guard Red Arrow Division soldier who was killed in New Guinea in February 1944. Schaller's remains were returned to Milwaukee five years later for burial, but Schaller never got a headstone. Staff Sgt. Walter A. Schaller died instantly when he stepped on a landmine in New Guinea in 1944. His body was buried nearby in the jungle like others in ...

Marvel Reveals Another One of the X-Men Becomes a Symbiote Soldier Another one of Marvel's mutants is now a symbiote soldier conscripted by Knull in SWORDseries's second installment reveals that those weren't the only heroes to fall into Knull's clutches, and this character is bringing the battle to Krakoa's shores. SPOILERS for SWORD#2 by Al Ewing, Valerio Schiti, Marte Gracia, VC's Ariana Mahar, and Tom Mueller will follow. Abigail Brand has resurrected SWORD, Earth's interstellar defense force, after growing frustrated with Alpha Flight, which replaced the original SWORD after its fall....

Wall Street’s Felon Banks Take a Short Holiday from Financing Political Campaigns Published: January 15, 2021 Five-count felon JPMorgan Chase is shocked – shocked! – that corporate financing of “the  people’s House” has led to corruption and instability in Washington. The Board of Directors of JPMorgan Chase obviously did not see money as a corrupting influence because it has boosted the pay of its Chairman and CEO, Jamie Dimon, to $31.5 million annually despite the fact that Dimon sat at the helm of this bank through its unprecedented five felony counts in a span of six y...

Idaho Legislature shouldn’t punish postsecondary institutions By: Rod Gramer January 6, 2021 Comments Off on Idaho Legislature shouldn’t punish postsecondary institutions Rod Gramer When Tom Mueller grew up in St. Maries his logger father hoped his son would follow in his footsteps. A guidance counselor urged him to become an airplane mechanic. But his math teacher asked if he was going to become an engineer. Mueller replied no because he didn’t know what an engineer was. The teacher then asked a question that change Mueller’s life: “Do you want to be the guy who fixes the pl...

LOGAN — A survey conducted during June and July 2020 found that rural Westerners, including Utahns, are experiencing significant negative impacts to their health and livelihood due to the coronavirus pandemic. The survey findings were included in the paper "Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on rural America," which will be published in an upcoming installment of the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Utah State University assistant professor of sociology Tom Mueller assisted on the paper with researchers from Yale University and New York University. Mueller said his tea...