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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1953

Page

5

Milwaukee Bill Upsets Assembly in Key Milwaukee Vote

A three hour session saw the Milwaukee County board bill advance toward final passage as suburban lawmakers push for expanded representation while city interests oppose. Speaker action and a scuffle marked the debate as Dems accused Republicans of unfair tactics and violating prior agreements. A referendum on state educational television ownership was postponed to Thursday with options for a spring or tax funded statewide network. In boxing, Jesse Turner and Holly Mims clash in St. Louis Arena for a top 10 middleweight bid televised by CBS. The ruby thr hummingbird note mentions its US summer and Yucatan winter.

Blyman Landry Milwaukee Travis R-Platteville Landry Fourth WO Eye Louis M Jesse Turner St. Louis Holly Mims Washington, D. C St. Louis Arena CBS

Social notes from Monticello and surrounding towns

A wall of named residents from Monticello, Monroe, New Glarus, Albany, and nearby areas visit relatives and host families over a weekend. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Schoonover, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Babler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Karlen, and many others.

R. H. Schoonover Monroe Otto Babler C. ‘Arlen Wun Werner Elmer Belleville Adam Duerst C. M. Stauffer New Glarus Alfred Wettach John Meier Sr Julia Abdenholder Greene County Hospital Royal Karlen Bonnie Kay Argyle Lawrence Karlen Douglas L. H. Sargent Madison Ernest Schlittler Jake Wittenwyler Robert Schlittlers E. A. Miller Freeport Henry J. Elmer John Elmer Darlyne Ralph Pearsons D. Elmer Merlyn Loveland Monticello Tommy Elmer Herman Elmer Fred Elmer Fred Jerick Dahms Lancaster Marcus Elmer Mineral Point Anna Francis Janesville Albert Knobel Donald Knobel Emily Jordan Henry E. Babler Morr Pred Frehner Hollandale Alvin Buholzer Douglas Karlen Herman G. Karlen Otto S. Blum Grant Blum E. U. Miller

Wisconsin Senate Passes Inspection Fee Hike Measure

A bill to raise inspection fees for Wisconsin industrial plants cleared a Senate afternoon session. If enacted the tax would bring in about 850000 over the next two years by charging plants the actual inspection cost. A separate measure would boost Highway Commission funding by 200000 annually for shelters and waysides, up from 20000. The Senate also backed study of motorist financial responsibility laws for 1955. The upper house rejected a school consolidation reform bill 17 to 11.

Madison Wisconsin Senate Kobler Assembly Highway Commission

Oklahoma City drought forces zoo baths and emergency vote

Oklahoma City faces water shortages as Hefner and Overholser reservoirs drop. City plans a June 30 election to approve bonds for new wells to restore daily baths for residents and the zoo animals including an alligator and a chimpanzee. Ducks remain unaffected in the dry spell.

Drouth Oklahoma Zoo Linaay Aluos Bill Oklahoma City Hefner Overholser Jty

Weather outlook shows mixed Midwest conditions ahead

The 30 day outlook from the U S Weather Bureau predicts below normal temperatures in the North and Middle Atlantic, above normal across the Great Plains to the Canadian border, and near to above normal precipitation in the West and Northeast with subnormal rain central regions.

U.S Middle Atlantic Great Plains Texas Canadian

AKI Veteran Died After Long Great Lakes Service

Bay City Michigan Captain Charles Gongaw aged 65 died of a heart ailment at Mercy hospital. He began sailing the Great Lakes at age 13 and had a long maritime career with AKI veteran status noted.

Aki Bay City Mich Charles Gongaw Great Lakes Mercy Hospital

Lake Ore Carriers Set May Trade Record

In May Lake Ore ships moved a peak volume with 350 vessels from American and Canadian fleets engaged in ore shipping. The May activity surpasses earlier season totals and hints at an outstanding annual record ahead.

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