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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
2
Editorial urges safer farm practices during busy field work in Green County. Rainy weather delays, increasing hazards moving implements and herds on highways. Advises posting a spotter on hill crossings to warn traffic, praises the majority for safe behavior, but calls out a few who are not careful.
The text analyzes Khrushchev’s Soviet Congress speech denouncing Stalin as a dictator and cannibalizing power. It explores motives behind the denunciations, questions Stalin’s death narrative, and weighs whether a shift in diplomacy or ideology could be underway in the Kremlin and its satellites.
Ten year old item notes new Monroe to Argyle bus connections starting June 12 with four daily round trips and new facilities, part of expanded regional service. Also mentions GI Airlines mail route contact plans, a Belmont hotel fire in Fort Atkinson, and community events from prior decades.
Secretary of State Dulles urged Congress to authorize sale or barter of surplus farm commodities to foreign governments through mutual currency deals. The move seeks to raise authorized sales from 1.0 to 3.0 billion dollars, with current foreign-held stock nearing exhaustion. A closed session with the House Agriculture Committee followed, and Chairman Cooley directed a detailed administration letter outlining repeal arguments. In related notes, Don Rupnow became milk tester for New Glarus Milk Producers District, replacing Jack Morrow who moved to New York. Ai is noted as previously employed at Disch hardware.
Caudle and Matthew Connolly face charges of conspiring to defraud the government over attempts to derail Irving Sachs prosecutions. Caudle says he flew into a rage upon learning Harry Schwimmer bought an oil royalty in Caudle and then cashed one check. He defended his conduct by noting Schwimmer was a White House friend. Sachs had pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 1951 and received a reduced sentence on health grounds.
ee ast Mant A Calllar Joh Campbell who has served as attorney judge and banker for 63 years will graduate from high school today. Campbell left Hollywood high school 51 years ago and later worked in law and public service including a post with the Allied High Commission for Germany. He says he wants his children not to be ashamed of him.
Mrs Margaret Thompson Biddle, 54, former wife of Anthony J Drexel Biddle Jr, died at her Paris home from a cerebral hemorrhage after returning from the opera. She married Biddle in 1931 and accompanied him to Warsaw when he was named U S ambassador, later with the Polish government in exile as World War II began.
Secretary Weeks announced May employment rose to 65 million, a May record and near the all time high reached last August. He said about 1 million more jobs than April, with unemployment similar to April at 2.6 million. He forecast 1956 investment spending above 35 billion dollars, rising toward a record year.
Actress Helen Hayes accepts the post of women's finance chairman for the National Citizens for Eisenhower in New York, signaling expanded support for the presidential bid.
Orangeville residents share weekend visits and travel as families attend graduation exercises in New Glarus and Moshi bei Ronalfin. Mary Heath Babler of Switzerland earned a diploma June 1. Local clubs plan a District June meeting, while several families from Orangeville and nearby towns visit relatives in Freeport Joliet and Browntown.
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