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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1954
Page
5
Wal ter Kohler joined nine state agricultural and grassland agencies to launch a program aiding Wisconsin dairying and livestock. The fall pasture renovation campaign aims to triple production on four to five million acres of permanent pastureland, reducing feed costs and increasing farmer incomes across about 160,000 farm families.
A Chicago group led by attorney Ben W. Heineman obtained control of the Four Wheel Drive Auto Co of Clintonville, maker of heavy duty trucks. Heineman said the current management will see no major changes as he was elected chairman. Arthur S. Bowes and John P. Wagner were named directors.
Washington says there will be plenty of corn and other feed for livestock despite a 15 percent drop in the prospective crop due to drought. Farmers hold a record stockpile. a smaller corn crop may curb hog and poultry output, with a carryover of 950 million bushels projected.
Mrs. Jewell McCrudden became West Greenwich's first woman constable after a cafe dispute between two women. Police deputized her to search and she found a knife, earning a corbstable's duties to assist when needed.
Eugene Rander, 42, of Route 1 Kaukauna died from injuries after being struck by flying concrete during the blasting removal of the Kimberly Bridge over the Fox River.
Residents and visitors fill a busy local week with visits to Brodhead Monroe and Janesville. Names include Hartman Mohns Rosheisen Zweifel and Leopold with travel from San Antonio and Rockford.
Pittsburgh and 63 neighboring communities plan a $70 million sewage disposal plant intended to clean up the Ohio River. The project, designed for 150 million capacity, aims to be completed by a target year referenced in Times Want Ads.
Lawrence Zeiner, 32, was rescued at SAN PEDRO after spending a day on a reef separated by a rising tide. Six firemen, a fire chief, and four policemen pulled him ashore with a safety line as Selner held the belt. The water rose to just below his knees. South Carolina leads the nation in finished cotton woven goods.
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