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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1955
Page
2
The former president proposes creating an administrative vice president to handle presidential duties. He notes Ike's limited ability to resume work and urges Congress to study the concept for future action, warning the recovery remains lengthy.
The Red Troublemakers press India Pakistan tensions on their Soviet Asia tour as Khrushchev accuses Kashmir of belonging to India and denounces a joint India US village project. Critics say they aim to fuel strife for Kremlin gain, while Indians hope leaders avoid fresh discord and the Soviets push a disturbingly meddlesome approach. Also notes patrol test plans for 55 traffic officer trainees in Madison and a Canary Islands language of whistles understood at long distances.
A compiled excerpt traces Dec 13 1945 Monroe discussed detention home needs with law enforcement and welfare officials, notes FFA dinner crowd led by Forrest Ludwig, and records death of John J. Schneider a 50 year clothing merchant. Also mentions Hazen Isely injured by a bull.
The Dumdiddy misreads Beanie’s kindness and shadows him to a house run by a witch in disguise. Beanie helps chop wood for a promised pudding while the Dumdiddy uncovers the old woman’s mask and plan to poison him. The scene blends danger with Christmas charm as the plot builds.
A witch prepares several colored puddings in an oven while a raisin drops into a pocket. She then drops a mysterious pill into the purple dish and declares it will be for Beanie, setting up a dangerous outcome.
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on whether an employer must show his books to a labor union when claiming an inability to grant a wage increase. The NLRB seeks to challenge Circuit Court rulings that disallowed full disclosure of financial records in good faith bargaining.
Washington Wisconsin Republican Rep Lawrence H Smith contests former Secretary of State Dean Achesons charge that Eisenhower era ideas dried up He accuses Acheson of letting China dust settle and mischaracterizing Chinese Communists as agrarian reformers Smith links this to the Korean War and American casualties arguing Achesons imaginative thinking harmed U S interests
Purdue economist J Car roll Bottum told the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting that farm commodity demand should be slightly stronger in 1956 than 1955 and 1954. He warned the core issue is a farm plant producing 5 to 6 percent more than markets will bear, risking a continued cost price squeeze and a potential 5 percent drop in net farm income in 1956. Domestic demand rose modestly from 1954 to 1955 and is expected to edge higher again in 1956.
Mrs. Lola Wohlford will leave this week for Edwardsville to remain over Christmas at the homes of her two sons Kenneth and Wendell and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gross have returned from six weeks with her sister Mrs. Milton Haman in Oakland California. They also visited friends on the coast and en route.
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