No Job for Schools Monroe Board Rejects Budget Delay
Monroe's Board of Education and district electors wisely shunned any budget postponement to pressure the Legislature over the tax budget stalemate. Citizens see lawmakers and Gov Reynolds at fault for the public squabble, though the dispute is largely political. subscription terms and office hours are listed.
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Monroe
Board of Education
Reynolds
Tax Budget Deadlock Persists Over School District Plans
The text argues tax policy should not be used for political pressure by school districts. It cautions civic groups to avoid organized lobbying and urges a rational, nonpartisan resolution of budget disputes while warning against districts acting as political players.
Myers brothers plan model Swiss cheese factory tourist feature
Archie and Russell Myers propose a simulated cheese plant with full scale equipment to show visitors how cheese is made in Monroe Wisconsin. The project aims to provide continuous demonstrations beyond regular factory hours and attract tour groups.
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Myers Brothers
Archie
Russell
Wisconsin
Monroe
Liston Patterson bout reshapes boxing stars of era
The piece riffs on Sonny Liston defeating Floyd Patterson and targets Cassius Clay. It envisions boxing superstars and frames Liston as almost unbeatable while joking about future champs and the sport’s profit-driven culture. It mocks promoters and hints at fading glory and financial worries for Liston.
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Floyd Patterson
Cassius Clay
Liston
Chsstus
Col
Ioneer
Floyd
Cassius
Frank Buck
Jack Johnson
Old Jack
Havana
Jess Willard
Italian President Segni Meets Pope at Vatican
President Antonio Segni of Italy paid his first formal call at the Vatican presenting his credentials and discussing issues with Pope Pius XII during the Vatican visit.
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Antonio Segni
Italy
Stunting Plane Crashes Into Crowd At Public Square
A stunt plane hurtles into spectators near Monroe public square during a July 24 event. The state will cover medical expenses for 150 injured and Mrs Emma Jane Griffith 79 dies. The incident adds to a sequence of archival items from 1913 to 1938.
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Emma Jane Griffith
Carl Erb
Fred Voegels
New Glarus
Wilson
Bryan
Mexico
Gollmar Brothers Circus
Orla J
Robert J. Tracy
Charles H. Boden
Western Auto Associate Store
Clarno
Monroe Board of Education
Arabut Ludlow Memorial
Bogota
Public Square
Lloyd M. Schindler
Monroe
CORE Chief Quits Aver Cit in Five
Chicago CORE chairman Sam Riley resigns after criticizing ultramilitant tactics and sit-ins. Spokesman Jack Harkin confirms the move as CORE had staged protests near the Chicago Board of Education offices, with a truce in place pending a board meeting. Riley, 40, led CORE since 1961 and favors planning and negotiating over direct action.
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Chicago
Sam Riley
Congress of Racial Equality
Jack Harkins
CORE
Chicago Board of Education
Riley
Cheesemaker Fined $300 on Tax Charges
Wanderors Polk County resident E A U Claire W Calvin E Kjeseth pleaded guilty in county court to five charges of failing.
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Connor T. Hansen
Cheesemaker
EAU Claire
Calvin E. Kjeseth
Wanderors
Polk County
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