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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1955

Page

5

Farm Price Drop Stirs Democratic Plan

A 2 percent drop in farm prices prompts Democrats to prepare a nationwide advisory committee to push a 1956 farm plank. Clayton Fritchey says the issue will be central to the presidential campaign as farmers face continued price declines amid surplus production and flexible supports.

Washington P Clayton Fritchey Fritchey Democrats Congress Agriculture Department Eiisenhower

Brown County to Crack Down on Underage Drinking

Brown County authorities promise a crackdown on traffic violators and tavernkeepers who serve beer and liquor to minors and to those already intoxicated. Dist. Atty. Bernard J. Bertrand Police Chief H. J. Bero and County Police Chief Clarence S. Grognier issued the plan after weekends crashes killed three and injured about twenty. Bertrand says jail sentences will be sought for violators.

Green Bay Brown County Dist. Atty Bernard J. Bertrand H. J. Bero Clarence S. Grognier Bertrand

Firestone Agreement Beats Strike Deadline

Negotiators for the CIO United Rubber Workers and Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. reached a tentative contract just before a midnight strike deadline affecting 22,000 workers in eight cities. The deal includes a general 12 cent per hour raise for Firestone employees in Akron Des Moines Fall River Los Angeles Memphis New Castle Noblesville and Pottstown.

Cleveland CIO United Rubber Workers Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Firestone Akron Ohio Des Moines Iowa Fall River Mass Los Angeles Calif Memphis

Elmer Grams Named Sales Supervisor Here For Power and Light

Clintonville man Elmer D. Grams will start as district sales supervisor for Wisconsin Power and Light Co. He succeeds Wayne G. Russell who becomes rural sales assistant in Madison. Grams rejoined the firm in 1950 and has held multiple rural and district sales posts. Russell has served since 1937 with a brief hiatus for military service. Both men are married with two children.

Elmer Grams Clintonville Elmer D. Grams The Wisconsin Power and Light Co Wayne G. Russell Madison Grams Berlin Power Company Baraboo Fairburn Green Lake Russell Monroe

Potter Says Williams Can Be Licked in 1956

Michigan Senator Charles E. Potter declares Gov. G. Mennen Williams can be defeated if he seeks a fifth term in 1956. Potter notes Williams’ veneer wears thin, Eisenhower’s popularity remains high, and he plans a post-Labor Day tour with agriculture experts to address farmers’ problems.

Potter Williams Lansing Mich Michigan G. Mennen Williams Charles E. Potter R-Mich Eisenhower Agriculture Department

National Dairy Cattle Congress Shows Set in Waterloo

The 43rd annual National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa October 1 to 8 hosts national shows for Ayrshires Brown Swiss Guernseys Holsteins Milking Shorthorns and Jerseys. Top herd records include Hope Drive Harveda 602 pounds butter fat 16843 pounds milk. Elmer Brook Queen Homestead 804 pounds butter fat 21543 pounds milk. Inka Homestead Cascade 434 pounds butter fat 11992 pounds milk.

Waterloo United States Jersey Hope Drive Gilbert Dettwiler Monroe Elmer Brook Queen Homestead H. Otto Elmer Monticello Inka Homestead Cascade Raymond Talmage

E Lansing Ray dies at 70 publisher of Globe Democrat

E Lansing Ray longtime editor and publisher of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat died of a coronary thrombosis at his summer home in Rye Beach New Hampshire on his 71st birthday. He led the paper for 36 years and served on the Associated Press board for 29 years.

Rye Beach N. H E. Lansing Ray St. Louis Globe-Democrat Globe-Democrat Ray Globe- Democrat Samuel I. Newhouse New York Newhouse Ellen J. McKee The Associated Press E. Lansing Jr

Film Sues Sinatra For Walkout on Film

20th Century Fox sues Frank Sinatra for one million dollars claiming he abandoned the Carousel shoot in Boothbay Maine after starting work with a 15 week contract. Gordon MacRae to take his place. Sinatra alleged to be paid 150000 for 15 weeks.

New York Frank Sinatra 20Th Century-Fox Film Corp Sinatra Boothbay Maine Gordon Macrae

Motorist 33 Killed in Wisconsin Curve Crash

Robert H. Haase of Columbus, 33, died when his car missed a curve and overturned on Highways 16 and 60 near Columbus Wisconsin Tuesday night. The brief says nothing about other details.

Columbus Wis Robert H. Haase Here

Mrs. Livingston Hired at Albany

Albany Times Special reports the village schools hire Mrs. Alice Livingston of Monroe as home economics teacher. She holds UW Madison and Stout graduate work and taught at Mt. Horeb. she will commute from Monroe alongside several new teachers and an enlarged high school enrollment projected at 125 in the high school and 225 in the grades.

Albany Alice Livingston Monroe

Dog’s Fate Entangled In Bankruptcy Action

Chicago a businessman agrees to testify in involuntary bankruptcy to keep his dog from being shot. Tommy Meder 38 former president of Wisconsin Packing Co subpoenaed by three creditors claiming 48 dollars. U S marshal complains as the Doberman pinscher blocks entry to his home to serve the subpoena. Federal referee Martin E Ward ruled.

Chicago Tommy Meder Wisconsin Packing Co U. S. Marshal’s Office Meder Stanley Pringle Martin E. Ward

Attorney says dog not to be shot under court order

Bert E. Sommers, attorney for the creditors, said Tuesday that Meder learned of the court order and agreed to testify voluntarily. Sommers said Meder will appear Sept. 13, and that the dog will not be shot.

Bert E. Sommers Meder Sommers

State Department Announces Thayer to Romania Posting

The State Department said Robert H. Thayer will depart for Bucharest to assume his duties as minister to Romania. Harold Shantz, 61, who has resigned this post, left Romania today to return home.

Washington State Department Robert H. Thayer Bucharest Romania Harold Shantz

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