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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for Monroe and surrounding areas with annual prices by carrier and mail. It states payments must be in advance per postal regulations and provides office hours and a phone number for the newspaper.
The piece argues Attorney General George Thompson clarified lobbying privileges and defends his ruling on public petitions to legislators. It criticizes the new tax budget bill as rushed for revenues and questions the 29 month bite over 24 months in Wisconsin income tax changes.
The piece criticizes lawmakers for advancing an income and sales tax package blamed on Governor Reynolds. It argues the revenue scheme relies on outdated property taxes and a hit and miss sales tax expansion. The writer calls the bill a hurried measure to avert fiscal chaos rather than fair taxation.
In Monroe and Green County obituaries and notes mark July 31, 1953 with reflections on Sen. Robert Taft’s past visit to the Monroe Chamber of Commerce. Other notices include the deaths of Herman Liedschlag Jr., 9, Browntown resident Ferdinand Mayer, 92, and polio victim Mrs. Donald Goodman, plus local civic milestones from 18 to 50 years ago.
The text expresses frustration with current fiscal policy and urges the 1965 Legislature and possibly a governor to improve leadership by implementing stronger budget reductions. It urges decisive action from the legislative majority to curb spending.
John G Studer, a Temple University medical professor and 1963 graduate, joins Madison’s Marine Reserve unit 105mm battery in a six months program. He is the second Ernest Studer family member enlisted, Monroe. Studer died Tuesday.
Dr Harry Shay aged 65 and director of Fels Roscoe the Heveted cine died Tuesday in Philadelphia. His long career spanned medical leadership and local cinema engagement. He chaired community programs and supported regional health outreach.
Gov Reynolds said his office will study moving Negro children in Milwaukee to white neighborhood schools. The NAACP requested the change, arguing de facto segregation exists as certain schools are almost entirely Black.
As of May 31 the USDA Crop Reporting Service estimated cheese at 7,817,000 pounds or 260.5 carloads, down 46 percent from May 1962 totals. Cheddar storage dropped to 337,791,000 pounds and butter cold storage fell 2 percent to 000 SV Oe life of washer.
Sen Estes Kefauver announces a Senate subcommittee probe into Continental Promotions Inc. founded by boxing champion Sonny Liston. He will push a bill to grant the Justice Department regulatory powers over interstate professional boxing and examine possible tax advantages for Liston via the corporation. Liston testified before the committee last year.
Nav. Gen Patrick J. Hurley wartime China envoy dies at 80 in Santa Fe after sleeping heart attack. Army secretary of war under Hoover, later ambassador to China, Hurley disputed State Department China policy and opposed Truman's Yalta blueprint blamed for Communist victory risk.
London reports Princess Anne age 13 on a camping trip with about 20 girls from the 1st Buckingham Palace company of Britain's Girl Guides. The group includes daughters of palace staff and other social ranks, camping somewhere near Buckingham Palace.
Families gathered for the Miller reunion at Recreation Park in Monroe with Merlyn Miller Olive Miller Gene Stuckey Ben Miller and Ted Miller attending. Various residents including Lydia Marean Earl Grenzow William Grenzow and Harrison Grenzow plus others visited relatives and attended local events and camps.
A House public works subcommittee approved a new post office and federal office building for Horicon Wisconsin at 219700 dollars. The project awaits Senate approval and needs full House committee endorsement before funds can be requested from Congress to start construction.
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