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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
12
President Eisenhower calls Bill of Rights Day a reminder of freedoms guaranteed by the first ten amendments. He highlights speech press religion and assembly rights plus privacy safeguards and fair trial guarantees. He urges Americans to defend these liberties and work toward a peaceful world.
The Wisconsin Conservation Department urged orders by January 1 for state nursery trees. Purchasers may not exceed 5000 transplants, 20000 three year seedlings, or 150000 two year seedlings before Jan. 1. Sales at Griffith State Forest Nursery, Wisconsin Rapids, pricing $8 to $28 per thousand. stock for forestry windbreak or shelterbelt use only, not ornamental or Christmas stock. The Pilgrim Mayflower ship value note is incidental.
The Army announced on Wednesday that the 101st Airborne, now a training unit, will become a major paratroop combat division, expanding total Army combat strength to 19 divisions by year end. Two airborne divisions, the 82nd and 11th, currently exist. further organizational details are pending.
electronics firm RCA W reports a study by Admiral Corp to power traffic lights with solar energy. Morton, Cook County highway Supt, plans solar signals at remote intersections to avoid costly power lines. Admiral will test solar battery charging and power storage for night use.
Michigan Agriculture Commission approved a 131000-dollar annual program to expand marketing of Michigan farm products. The plan emphasizes higher grades and standards, more product inspections, expanded farmer reporting, and cooperation with Michigan State University on farm price surveys, aiming for passage in the 1956 session.
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