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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1953
Page
2
The National Safety Council reports 14 230 traffic deaths in the first five months, four percent above 1952. With a four billion mile Fourth of July period ahead, cautious travel is urged. Start early, travel at moderate speeds, and avoid fatigue and hot weather strain to protect yourself and others.
The Senate adopted a compromise allowing President Eisenhower to withhold a one billion dollar NATO aid package if allies do not meet defense expectations. The plan, championed by Taft and Lyndon Johnson, gives the President leverage in bargaining while appealing to public sentiment seeking assured European defense and mutual commitments.
Will C Hyde, public relations assistant in the Wisconsin state department of public welfare, starts new duties as administrative assistant in the division of corrections. The post was created by consolidating roles into the division headed by Russell Oswald. Hyde began state service Aug 1 1944 after previously editing the Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter. About 2 500 000 American boys are Boy Scouts.
George J. Ziegelbauer aged 54 pleaded no defense to counts covering 1946 and 1947 for evading federal income taxes totaling 3096 dollars. Judge Patrick T. Stone suspended a one year prison term.
The defense department issued a draft call for 542 doctors in August, all to be assigned to the Army. The issue covers July and August drafts due to extended law delays. Since July 1951, 1,5754 doctors and 2,666 dentists have been drafted.
Lowell Ringen fractured two foot bones after stepping on a tree root on a farm south of Brodhead. He fell while assisting his father in law Clayton McNitt and was helped by family nearby. Mrs. Jack Pierce traveled to Beaver Dam to stay with her parents Orvin and Mrs Priest as her husband attends a farm engagement.
ture mart in Chicago. The Pries and Mrs. Pierce will spend this week at the Pierce cottage at Bear Lake being joined by Pierce over the fourth of July.
Mrs. Clarence Van Matre and Mrs. Walter Pinnow led the major lesson on flower arrangements for the home at the Oneco unit meeting June 24. Floral displays were shown. The minor lesson on home rules was given by Mrs. Ray Dietmeier. Next meeting July 22 at Mrs. L. D. Gross. In Brodhead Charles Atkinson becomes service station manager in Orfordville with the Atkin sons moving after selling their home to Ross Peppers.
The Monticello Boy Scouts sponsor the film All Ashore to be shown July 8 and 9 at the New Glarus theater.
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