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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1955
Page
4
Hans Anderson and Anna Marie Kammerud Anderson's long life ends at 88. Born in Norway November 25, 1866, she emigrated 1884 and lived in Argyle and Janesville. Survived by her husband, four daughters, two sons, two brothers, 16 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren. Funeral held in Janesville.
Mrs. William Parlette of York, Pa, reported nine cows missing since July 24 were discovered in the basement of her unoccupied Sunnyburn house. Four cows died from starvation and asphyxiation, five survived with one calf born. the herd entered to escape the heat and a door trap sealed them in.
The GOP argues the Eisenhower era marks the greatest prosperity in U.S. history with peace by design and booming times, urging an overwhelming 1956 vote of confidence. Democrats counter that farm prices fell and some prosperity was driven by Democratic policies, highlighting dissent from Sen Sparkman on the Gevena accord and farm economic concerns.
Many astronomers wear heated flying suits during observations at observatories that cannot be heated. The suits help maintain body warmth and comfort while studying skies in frigid environments.
Salable hogs 8,500 slow steady to 25 lower on butchers 210 lb and heavier. Cattle and calves modest activity. prime and choice steers 21.25-24.50, heifers 19.00-22.25, cows 9.50-15.50. Produce butter 57-55, eggs firm with 60-69.9 for large whites. grain: No. 1 red wheat 1.98, corn No. 2 yellow 1.46-1.74, oats 0.63-0.64, rye No. 2 1.10.
The White House announced that President Eisenhower will hold a news conference after Congress adjourns this week. He cannot meet reporters on Wednesday due to end of session duties, as Press Secretary James C. Hagerty stated.
Daily classifieds in The Times highlight affordable items across categories. Readers can find bargains on furniture electronics and household goods with special pricing and limited-time offers.
Pvt. James P. Flannery of Argyle begins basic combat training with the Third Armored Division at Ft. Knox Kentucky. Pvt. Robert J. Hoesly, son of Mr and Mrs John Hoesly Route 1, has a new address at U S 55 496 071 H S Co 634 AIB 1st Armored Division Ft Hood Texas.
Lt. Jefferson Erwin, a 19 year Army veteran from Blanchard Oklahoma, stands trial at Fort Lewis charged with aiding the enemy and disloyal statements during captivity in North Korea after being captured December 1 1950. If convicted he faces life imprisonment. Defense says he will plead innocent.
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