Kohler Strike Strains Senators as Labor Watchdog Sees Settlement
At Kohler Wisconsin the CIO strike and pledge to keep workers after takeover sparked a Senate hearing. UAW officials urged negotiations for all strikers to win back jobs, but Kohler refused to rehire workers fired for plant continuity. Production remains high as hundreds fill in for striking members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Wisconsin
U. S
CIO
United Auto Workers
Kohler Company
Tito plays Yugoslavia's independent stance amid Moscow talks
The Belgrade accord with Moscow gives Tito a declaration on Formosa and a call for a democratic settlement of Germany. It signals limited concessions to Soviet aims, while reaffirming Yugoslavia's sovereignty and nonalignment, leaving Western critics wary of consequences for aid to Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Tito
Red China
Formosa
Moscow
Congress
Yugoslavia
Redfold
West
Homemakers to Attend Wisconsin Demonstration Council Meet
Seven Green County members join the Wisconsin Home Demonstration Council annual meeting at Stevens Point State College. Mrs. Myrtle Webb leads Green County Homemakers with officers Mrs. Fred Hahlen president and Miss May Roach and Blanche L. Lee among speakers. Dr. Lillian Gilbreth, visiting UW engineer professor, will discuss The Homemaker Manages Her Job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Wisconsin Home Demonstration Council
Stevens Point State College
Myrtle Webb
Green County Homemakers Council
Fred Hahlen
Brodhead
Fred Schuetz
Marvin Freitag
Monticello
Avery Yost
Browntown
Joe Jones
Juda
Ernest Roberts
Attica
Lillian Gilbreth
College of Engineering
University of Wisconsin
Gilbreth
May Roach
Stevens Point
Blanche L. Lee
Ten Years Ago Frontiers Back to Prewar Boundaries
A joint Allied statement sets up occupation zones for the United States Great Britain France and Russia to recreate pre annexation Germany. Monroe area records extreme June cold as temperatures shiver nationwide. An auto accident hospitalized Arthur W. Kubly north of the county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Hitler
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Monroe
New England
Continental Divide
Tennessee
Arkansas
Arthur W. Kubly
Justice to Whom in Advertising Rights Debate
A 1955 General Features piece argues against Justice Department suits threatening how newspapers and media hire agencies and set compensation. It defends agency recognition, standard 15 percent discounts, and media agency contracts as essential to a free American press and fair advertising practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
United States of America
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Eager Beavers
Beavers
Boulder
General Contractor
General Features Corp
Wisconsin Senate Bill Seeks Higher Pay For State Officials
A Senate bill from the Joint Finance Committee proposes pay raises for the governor, treasurer, secretary of state, attorney general, and superintendent of public instruction. The lieutenant governor would receive staged increases totaling 10 000 for a two year term. Increases apply to officers elected in 1956 and taking office in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
National Geographic Society Calls Postal Savings System World’s Largest
The U S postal savings system with deposits totaling 2 341 billion dollars is described by the National Geographic Society as the world s largest savings bank reflecting its scale and reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Postal Savings System
National Geographic Society
Browntown Tale by Mrs Crago of Koenke Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Koenke and their sons from Madison spent Monday with Mrs Crago at the home of her brother the Oscar Nybrotens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Koenke
Madison
Oscar Nybrotens
Dairy Price Supports Battle Chokes Wisconsin Assembly
In Madison Republicans and Democrats clashed over dairy price supports with a 90 percent parity goal. The Democratic amendment failed 56 to 33, while Speaker Catlin’s 90 percent dairy compromise passed, tying supports to other farm products. The Assembly also moved funds from veterans to housing, kept the 19-year-old vote position, and considered dam permits compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Assembly
Catlin
Rappleton
Senate
Veterans Rehabilitation Fund
Veterans Housing Fund
Assembly Conservation Committee
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Travels and Visits
Monticello residents and relatives are noted in a flurry of visitors and travels. Families such as Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Harden with Wanda Kay and John depart for Washington D C Virginia and Kentucky for a ten day visit. Several graduates and family members attend ceremonies and gather at local homes and lakes. Continuous visits to Monroe Madison Janesville and Rockford reflect a busy week of hospitality and travel across Wisconsin and Illinois.
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Membership Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out the coupon with name address date of birth and mail to the Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Fvental Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe
Wis
Condensing Firm Founder Steps Out
Western Condensing Co. founder David Peebles steps down as president and becomes chair of the board amid a stockholder challenge claiming mismanagement. Kenneth W. Ward becomes president as director changes occur, with a petition filed in San Francisco Superior Court alleging loss of about $400,000 in company funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petaluma
Calif
David Peebles
Western Condensing Co
George Toobey
Toobey
Kenneth W. Ward
Peebles
Ward
Concern
Toohey
Herbert H. Pelkey
Francis McCarty
San Francisco Superior Court
Toohey Group
Nationwide Milk Processors
Appleton
Wis
Community Visits and Travel Among Wisconsin Residents
Mrs. Alma Kundert of Madison visited here Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Ivan Rhyner called on Mr and Mrs Walter Wagner and family in Fort Atkinson Sunday. Several couples visited Madison Sunday evening. Mrs Leiser of Monroe visited her daughter Mrs Hoesly Wednesday. Mrs C H Bartle Gilbert Ott Robert Strickler and Isabel Mitchell were Mr Horeb callers Tuesday. The Streiffs and Slotten party head to York Pennsylvania to visit Eugene Slotten. Gretchen Colney of Palo Alto California spends two weeks with her parents Orville Colney and wife. she traveled by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Kundert
Madison
Ivan Rhyner
Walter Wagner
Ft. Atkinson
Morris Marty
Robert Hoesly
Hubert Elmer
Leiser
Monroe
Mmes
C. H. Bartle
Gilbert Ott
Robert Strickler
Isabel Mitchell
Horeb
Melvin Streiff
Stephen
Clayton Streiff
Gary
York
Eugene Slotten
Slotten
Melvin Streiffs
Gretchen Colney
Palo Alto
Calif
Orville Colney
Miss Colney
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mr and Mrs Harold Matzke of Pleasant Iowa were weekend guests of relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs Angelo Fritesh of Honolulu visited Frederick Bridge on Friday. Mr Fritesh and Mr Bridge served together in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Matzke
Pleasant
Angelo Fritesh
Honolulu
Frederick Bridge
Mr. Fritesh
Mr. Bridge
Times Children Club Birthday Greetings
A long list of children's birthday greetings appears for June from Herbert Kubly to Donie Strothman Jr across towns like Vero na Juda Mt. Horeb and Beloit with dates June 5 to June 11. The page also features a light feature on animal tails by M. H. Morgan highlighting tail uses across birds and mammals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kubly
Verona
Carol June Hoesly
Judo
Rex Marlow Strothman
Monroe
Elsa Ann Olson
Argyle
Jeanette Ruth Baehler
Mt. Horeb
Glen Richard Sterkowicz
Winslow
Bert Lee Cassell
Juda
Richard Arlyn Leuzinger
Joy Lynn Sulzer
Patricia Ann Winters
6Th Street
Christine Carol Yeazel
Pardeeville
Jerrold Keith Schupbach
Brodhead
Thomas Roger Hefty
Monticello
Jeanne Neva Kummer
Belleville
Claire LeRoy Obert
Browntown
Randy William Grundy
Jane Margaret Wells
Dennis Ivan Broege
Fayte Avenue
Beloit
Margaret Lynn Leuzinger
Gordon Glenn Gempeler
Donie Strothman Jr
Harvey C. Baumgartner
Australia
M. H. Morgan
Massachusetts
SPCA
New Members Avenue Entries Highlight Names
A record notes Beverly Lynn Clark of 415 21st avenue with a June 8 1951 entry and a July 7 1954 entry for new member listings on Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jean Blumer
16Th Avenue
Beverly Lynn Clark
21St Avenue
Orangeville Social Notes and A Venetian Painter's Death
Orangeville residents report weekend calls from Mrs. Glen E Bolender and others. Sterling visitors Harold Moore and spouse joined Mrs. James Chilton. Gruber family visited Blue Mounds. Monroe travelers Eddie Kuster and family stayed with the Hemphills. Titian died at age 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Moore
Sterling
James Chilton
John Gruber
Fred Stuber
Blue Mounds
Wis
Eddie Kuster
Walter DeRemer
Ted Kelly
Monroe
Albert Hemphill
ACP Assistance Rules Explained
Edward Roth, chairman of the Green County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, said ACP eligibility is no longer tied to acreage allotment compliance after new legislation. Farmers may receive ACP assistance for practices regardless of basic crop limits, while cost-sharing rules and county-approved practice plans remain in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Roth
Green County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Roth
740 Middies Graduate At Annapolis Ceremony
The Naval Academy’s 740 graduates received diplomas and swore into the Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps in Dahlgren Hall. Secretary of the Navy Thomas urged officers to care for their men, stay informed, and grant responsibility. Class honor man Thomas F. Staten of Rochester, New York led the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Navy
Thomas
Air Force
Marine Corps
Dahlgren
Thomas F. Statan
Rochester
N. Y
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
the Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Weap
City of
Stevenson County
Stephenson County
Editorial
Evening Times
Frank I. Drake
Mendota Hospital
WATA
Drake
Monroe High School
Kenneth Kundert
Glen Zilmer
Peter S. Solomon
Turner Hall
Pancho Villa
Wilson
Lusitania
A. L. Froemming
Borden
Jackson
Racine Streets
12Th Street
B. M. Noble
Orangeville
Clara Whitehead
Henry
Whitehead
Cadiz
Nellie Etter
Robert A. Etters
Asa Marshfield Royce
Oconto
Methodist Church
Inois Central
Freeport
Bell
Edward Ruegger
Milwaukee
Rebekah Lodge
Monroe’s Lodge
Charles Dyer
J. R. Treat
J. R. Byers
Minneapolis
F. W. Byers
Frank Tripp
Bill
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Starler
Legal For Trust
Broadway
Waukesha, Wis
O. D. Curtis
J. M. Harden
Wanda Kay
John
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Kentucky
Henry C. Hefty
Elva Henneman
Chicago
Alfred Isely
Nathan Isely
Henry Kuhn
Edwin
I. B. Pierce
Paul Wallin
Ripon
Raymond J. Walter
Janesville
H. F. Stoll
John Loeffel
Francis
Armin Loeffel
E. A. Bently
Beth Ann Schuler
Devils Lake
A. W. Becker
Becker
Bently
Thomas Brusveen
Ralph Kubly
Tommy
Selmer Lien
William Drukenmiller
Hans Brusveen
Robert Holcomb Sr
Lawrence F. Marty
New Glarus
Charles Leonard
Jacob Marty
Doris Wagner
Curt
Rockford
Postoffice
Millard Tschudy
F. N. Miller
Fred Buetschli
Helen Walter
W. Vliet Street
Times Children’s Club
Raymond Dennis Norder
Dennis Ronald Crooks
16Th Street
Dwight William Spring
Chester Harold Duchow
Stephen Lloyd Messerli
13Th Street
Evelyn Mae Monte
Gloria Merie Voegeli
Terry Michael Quinn
18Th Street
Ronald John Bauman
Glen E. Bolender
Titian
Unico
Green County Farm Bureau _ bo Op Warehouse Co
Albany
Period
Sheraton
Hitchcock
Evansville
Armstrong
Conco
Century Service CO
John Holtshopple Jr
10Th Street
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