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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1955
Page
2
Editorial note frames background on current issues
The Monroe Evening Times presents explanatory articles to provide readers with background data on ongoing problems. It outlines the purpose of the series and invites readers to consider the context and facts behind the issues discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times Today
A Touchy Problem on Federal Aid to Education
James Marlow reports that in 1956 Congress may block federal aid to education over a fight to bar funds to states maintaining racial segregation in public schools. The NAACP pushes for a clause banning aid to nonintegrating states, while many Southern Democrats oppose such amendments. Rep Powell, an NAACP ally, plans to reintroduce a similar amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Congress
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Supreme Court
Rep
Powell
D- NY
Bailey
D-Wva
House
Iment of Health, Education and Welfare
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
Harold C. Hunt
Department
Mitchell
Hunt
High Court
New Year Drinking Sobering Myths Debunked by Scientist
ALTON L. BLAKESLEE reports that fresh air does not speed sobering after heavy drinking. Georgetown University pharmacology professor Dr Theo Dore Koppanyi says it takes five to six hours to burn four ounces of whiskey and that oxygen or insulin injections do not reliably hasten sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Koppanyi
Georgetown University of School
Washington, D.C
Wayi
Koppanyi al Sal
Monroe area notes on leaders and events through the decades
Ten years ago Paul Baltzer became Monroe DEC head with 145 member Commerce club officers named Oscar Moldenhauer Russell W. Prien and Walter Day. Russia backed Anglo American energy talks United Nations should oversee peace. Local church leader Bishop Schuyler Garth to address union New Year service. Early action urged to curb James Petrillo powers by House committee. Twenty five years ago Monroe events include lodge move to Moose hall calls for Wisconsin educational reform and obituaries. Additional items cover 1915 mail seizure by British, weather impacts, insolvency payouts, and local sports and deaths. Fifty years ago Lt Gov Davidson to be sworn in as Wisconsin governor January 1 amid health board and school planning news and a child’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Baltzer
Laroy Dodge
Monroe
Commerce
Ted
Oscar Moldenhauer
Russell W. Prien
Walter Day
Russia
United Nations
Japan
Schuyler E. Garth
Wisconsin
Methodist Church
St. John’s Church
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Lea
House Interstate Committee
J. O. Davidson
LaFollette
U.S. Senate
State Board of Health
Joseph Carroll
Edward Carroll
Warning on Alcohol Poisoning Risks and Treatment Limits
A doctor warned that alcohol levels can be fatal and that a narrow margin separates a safe dose from a lethal one. He noted that one to two pints of 100 proof whiskey can kill, with no specific reliable cure for severe alcoholic coma. Good nursing care and certain drugs are sometimes helpful.
Wisconsin Sets Sanitary Rules for Poultry Plants
Wisconsin poultry processors selling for resale must follow new sanitation rules from the State Department of Agriculture starting Feb. 1. The regulations cover building design, equipment, water, procedures, and limits on insecticides and rodenticides in processing areas. Self-slaughtered poultry sold directly to consumers is exempt from the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
James L. Buchanan Dies Chicago Banker at 63
James L. Buchanan, 63, vice president of First National Bank since 198, and former Federal Reserve employee, collapsed and died Tuesday night at his home, apparently of a heart attack. He joined Union Trust Co in 1926 and later became part of the First National Bank after a merger, directing commercial loans and known to local businessmen and industrialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucauy
Buchanan
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Bill
Union Trust Co. Inicago
Chicago
Kansas City
Washington
Albemarle County woman gifts identical SPCA puppy match
Charlottesville mother gives neighbor's kids a puppy to replace a lost dog. The SPCA shelter pup resembled the missing pet closely and, in fact, was the same animal, prompting surprise in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
SPCA
Mrs. Cora Elmer of New Glarus Dies at 72
Cora Catherine Elmer 72 native of Monroe died at home in New Glarus after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born Feb 15, 1883, she wed Julius H. Elmer in 1902 and lived on a farm north of New Glarus until retirement in 1943. Survived by a daughter, three sons, eight siblings, six sisters, and eight grandchildren plus three great grandchildren. Services Friday at Swiss Evangelical church. burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Catherine Elmer
Monroe
Siam
New Glarus
Elmer
Cor
Catherine Jordi
Jacob J
Catherine Geiger Jordi
Julius H. | Elmer
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aid Society
Kingdon Soper
Blanchardville
Herbert
Madison
Arthur
Julian
Joe Gmar
Emma Freitag
Monticello
Hugo Beichel
Nettie Simms
Los Angeles
Anthony Stoikana
Seattle
Wash
Josie Hoesly
Tacoma
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Church Cemetery
Friends Ca
Zentner Funeral Home
Security Tax Payments Due for Agricultural Workers
Einar Hanson, district manager of the Janesville social security office, says farm and ranch operators must report cash wages and pay social security tax for agricultural workers starting in 1955. Any operator paying $100 or more in cash wages to an agricultural employee in 1955 must report wages up to $4,200 and pay the tax by January 31, 1956, at four percent. The employer may deduct as tax or pay later. Form 943 is required for reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einar Hanson
Janesville
Social Security Office
Hanson
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Death notices from various U.S. and U.K. figures
The AP memorial notices report deaths of Roger Steffan a 63 year old retired NYC banker former White House operations director and former Durham Daily owner in Vista California Arthur E Jock Tiffin 60 long time general secretary of Britain's Transport and General Workers Union in London Annie Wine sor Allen 90 Nashville educator and writer with ties to City College of New York and mathematics professor Joseph Allen in Des Moines Sid ney Kauf man 53 veteran Milwaukee newspaperman and attorney who began at Milwaukee Leader in 1918 and served on the Sentinel staff Marguerite W Beery 72 widow of Noel Beery Sr in Los Angeles Arthur S Young 66 head of a Lancaster farm implement business who organized the Rough and Tumble Engineers Historical Association in 1949 Benjamin J Hartley 96 married 80 years to Drusilla Hartley in Sagle Idaho. noted for long marriage lineage and Tennessee birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Vista
Calif
Roger Steffan
New York City
White House
Durham
N. C
Des Moines
Annie Winesor Allen
Nashville, Tenn
Joseph
City College of New York
Winchester
Mass
Lancaster
Arthur S. Young
Rough and Tumble Engineers’ Historical Association
Wisconsin Fishery Nets Show Walleyes In Yellowstone Lake
Wisconsin Conservation Department officials reported that five nets set on Yellowstone Lake near fi rggle last week yielded 200 walleyes averaging 13 to 15 inches and 100 bass from 10 to 12 inches. The lake, opened in 1954 as an experimental site, has seen rapid bass growth and growing fishing pressure with no closed season or size limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Lake
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Wisconsin 1 Conservation Department
Fi Rggle
Yellowstone
Elmer Herman
Area Fisheries Co
Walleyes Found in Yellowstone River Channel by Creel Area
Herman reports walleyes in about 10 to 12 feet of water in the Yellowstone River original channel with bass in shallower zones. Fishery managers plan continued artificial stocking until natural reproduction appears, noting some fish may spawn next summer near the south shore opposite the creel census headquarters building.
Brodhead Centennial Group Forms Corporation
Incorporators Lyons Cain Peterson and Duchow filed articles for Brodhead Centennial Corporation at the register of deeds office Grace M. Thorpe. Frederick Duchow is initial agent and nine directors are named. The group plans a 1956 centennial celebration dedicated to 100 years of progress with net revenue donated to Brodhead for park and educational athletic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead Centennial Group
Brodhead Centennial Corporation
Grace M. Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Brodhead
Frederick Duchow
Duchow
George K. Williams
Franklyn A. Condon
S. L. Cain
y_Noonan
Sidney R. Foss
Carl T. Pfi
Johnson Heads to Mayo Clinic for Checkup in Rochester
Senator Johnson of Texas leaves for Rochester Minnesota to undergo a physical checkup at the Mayo Clinic to decide if he can continue as Senate majority leader. He plans his first Capitol speech since last July’s heart attack at a Women’s National Press Club banquet in Washington next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausiun Ma
Johnson
D-Tex
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Senate
Washington
Capitol
Women’s National Press Club
R B Chambers Dies in Dubuque
R B Chambers formerly of South Wayne and Darlington died Christmas Day in Dubuque. Services were held there with burial in Linwood cemetery. He was brother to Mrs Carl Holsinger Monroe, Mrs Ethel Olson, Miss Mabel Chambers South Wayne, and Mrs Walter Hartsough Warren Illinois. Survived by his wife. A Pennsylvania native, he moved to Dubuque nine years ago when ill health forced retirement from farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srobert B. Chassis
South Wayne
Darlington
Dubuque
Linwood Cemetery
Chambers
Carl Holsinger
Monroe
Ethel Olson
Mabel Chambers
Walter Hartsough
Warren
Pennsylvania
Tone's Former Wife Receives Suspended Sentence
Hollywood actress Barbara Payton, 28, ex-wife of Franchot Tone, was given a 60 day suspended jail term for issuing 129 dollars in bad checks. She was fined 100 dollars and placed on three years probation by Superior Judge David Coleman after pleading guilty. Payton said overdrafts happened when a $200 advance for movie work did not arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone
Los Angeles
Barbara Payton
David Coleman
Franchot Tone
George A. Provas
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Editorial
Alton L. Blakeslee
AP Science
Evening Times
Monroe Woodman Lodge
Benkett
Moose Hall
Nathaniel B. Treat
Masonic Lodge
United
Nieuw Amsterdam
Falmouth
Mercury
Winslow
Fuller Bank
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
South Dakota
Armory
James L. Buchanan
Ginny
Bauman
Ace Hardware
Cora Elmer
Honolulus
Air Force
Frederick H. Ratzburg
Marion
Waupaca County
Wis
Johnston Island Air Force Base
London
Arthur E
Jock) Tiffin
Britain
Transport and General Workers Union
Milwaukee
Sidney Kaufman
Old
Milwaukee Leader
The
Sentinel
Marguerite W. L. Beery
Noel Beery Sr
Mon
Sagle
Idaho
Benjamin J. Hartley
Drusilla Hartley
Orn
Tennessee
Rieder’ S Market
Corner Market
Chalet Theater
Smokie Links
Stoppenbach
Bee
Ron Eooveey
Boyer’s Rapid Gasser
Rich
Fes
Richelieu
Hone Germann
Stalders
South
Sen. Johnson
R.B. Chambers
Galt
Eo Cans
Bologna
Holland
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