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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1954

Page

4

Business Shows Sign of Upturn in Second Quarter

The Commerce Department reports a slight rise in total goods and services output in Q2 after a nine quarter decline. July retail sales were near seasonal norms despite autos drop, while employment drifted downward. Federal Reserve notes downturn patterns echoing 1948-49. defense outlays fell 9 percent annual rate from Q2 1953 to Q2 this year. Public spending and tax cuts boosted spendable income, supporting a modest recovery despite high unemployment.

Commerce Department Secon Federal Reserve Board Reserve Board South Central Mountain Pacific States New York City Los Angeles Boston

Barnard Directs Wisconsin FFA State Fair Band

Barnard directed the Wisconsin FFA band at the state fair on Monday and Tuesday, overseeing marching training and aiding a radio broadcast. Fred Hanneman led the band with two concerts and two daily marches, while Walter Schroeder of Monroe, a senior band solo cornetist, played with the group.

Wisconsin EFA Fred Hanneman Barnard Walter Schroeder Monroe

Monticello Social Roundup Sees Visits and Hospital Calls

Misses Kate and Rose Stauffer visit Fred Gempler at St. Clare hospital in Monticello. Multiple families travel to visit relatives in Monroe Madison Freeport and other towns, with hospital calls and weekend gatherings noted across the region.

Kate Rose Stauffer Fred Gempler St. Clare Hospital Chester Schuler Chana Fred A Ed Blum New Glarus Dayton Jake Schilt Mendota Ill J.J. Voegeli Fred Schilt Kay Ann Phillip Knobel Madison Francis Janesville Knobels John Wittenwyler Herman Bertha Keller Hazel Kundert Hal Hancock J. J. Ehrlich Hen Baltz Hoesly Ehrlich Barbara Judith Jill Robert Holcomb Sr Albany Fred Duerst Dorothy Ira Holcomb Monroe Bernard Biederman Freeport Ida Schenk Herbert Schenk Brooklyn Kenneth Hoeslys F. H Kenosha Fred Huser Fred Kuenzi Roethlisber Henry J. Elmer Henry Rinehart Elmer E. A. Miller Fred W. Blum Willis Elmer Karl Freitag Watoma Sheboygan Milwaukee

Airliner Struck by Gulls Near Renfrew Airport

British airliner from London plowed through a swarm of seagulls on approach to Renfrew Airport killing about 300 birds. Dead birds wedged in engine cowling and landing gear caused the plane to shudder and the crew feared loss of control.

Ea British London Renfrew

Driver Fatally Injured After Rollover Near Mondovi

Roberta Whiney of Milwaukee, 40, died after being thrown from her car as it rolled over four times on Highway 10 near Mondovi Wisconsin. The accident occurred Tuesday when the vehicle went out of control.

Priver Burt Mondovi Wis Roberta Whiney Milwaukee Highway 10 Here

Races Remain Popular Thrill in Stock Car Era

HAL BOYLE reports from San Francisco on how stock car racing has grown into a major sport. Big Bill France notes 2 000 events on 100 tracks nationwide drawing millions, with prize money rising and plans for a 2 million dollar Daytona Beach track to boost the sport. He cites four drivers likely to earn 25 000 this year and a Labor Day Darlington race offering 30 000 in prizes.

Hal Boyle San Francisco Big Bill France France South Big Bill Dustry National Association America Paul Whiteman Darlington S. C Daytona Beach Fla Indianapolis Speedway

Service Records Highlight Local Militia Assignments

Eugene Stuessy, son of Dr and Mrs M W Stuessy, will report Thursday to Ft Knox Ky as a clerical typist after graduating Brodhead high school in 1951 and basic training at Ft Leonard Wood Mo. Pvt William E Blum, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Blum, Route 4 Judo, is stationed in Japan with USMC B Co 1st Bn 3rd Marines FMF FPO San Francisco.

FT. Knox Brodhead Eugene Stuessy M. W. Stuessy Ft. Knox, Ky Brodhead High School Ft. Leonard Wood Japan William E. Blum Walter Blum USMC B. Co 3Rd Marines Division FMF FPO San Francisco

Anti Communist Guerrillas Active in Formosa Report

The Tatao news agency said anti Communist guerrillas are active in Manchuria with underground contacts reporting 95 clashes with Communist forces over the past year.

Taipeh Formosa Tatao Manchuria

Milwaukees oldest obstetrician Dr Hipke dies at 87

Dr. Gustav A. Hipke 87, Milwaukee's oldest practicing physician and founder of the city's first maternity hospital, died Tuesday. A leading obstetrician, he averaged 600 baby deliveries in a decade.

G.A. Hipke Milwaukee Gustav A. Hipke Hipke

Stenor Concentrate Promoted In Milwaukee Ad

A Milwaukee advertisement features a testimonial from Mr Laura Territo of 503 E. J Street praising Renor Concentrate for weight loss. The copy claims 25 pounds lost quickly using a home recipe and urges Wisconsinites to try the product with a money back offer.

Milwaukee Wis Laura Territo E. J

Back-to-School Sale Highlight on Denim Jeans

Durable blue denim jeans reduced for Wards 4 Day Back-to-School Sale. Sanforized for less than 1% shrinkage. Stitched with orange thread and copper rivets. Two hip patch pockets and zipper fly. Sizes 6 to 16.

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FFA State Fair World Council World Council of Churches Evanston Henry Knox Sherill New York Protestant Episcopal Church Mar Thoma Johanon Mar Thoma Syrian Church Malabar South India Michael F. K. Otto Dibelius Evangelical Union Church of Berlin Santo Uberto Barbieri Buenos Aires Methodist Church John Baillie Church of Scotland G. K. A. Bell Chichester Church of England Monticello Frederick Steinmann Yolanda Richards Ronda Rosanda J.P. Elmer John Wittenwyter Hulda Hancock Ernest Cotherman Sund Clarence Wittner Baraboo Thomas Saunders Donald Robert Schuler Eugene Saunders Paul Weenie Harlow Ellingsrude Edgerton John G. Blum Herbert Durgin Elgin Kc-Shrine Howard Brusveen Donald Jerneby Blanchardville Thomas Brusveen George Grenzow Grenzow Eagie River Melvin Agen Cumberland Henry C. Elmer Herbert Duerst Emma Freitag Conrad Stauffacher Elisa Roethlisberger William’ Roethlisberger Bauman Ace ILA Onroe, Wi Stevens Eerey Cael Tae Times Sezai Bisma Rex Collier's * Country Gentleman Joan Miller Dixie Shop Sale—Sport Carol Brents
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