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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
2
The piece notes the importance of the President's health to national leadership and public confidence. It supports timely White House disclosures about Eisenhower's stomach ailment after previous health crises and contrasts transparency with earlier secrecy during the 1944 45 period, urging openness for public reassurance.
The piece supports painting warning signs at public square intersections to deter jaywalking. It notes increasing pedestrian foot traffic of the habit and near misses causing driver nerves, suggesting bright yellow walk lanes and Don’t Jaywalk warnings to improve safety and reduce hospital cases.
Plans are under way in Monroe to decorate the business district for the National Swiss Turnfest on June 28 29 and 30. The Monroe Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee will contact local stores to arrange window displays and decorations and to invite firms to participate. This first post Cheese Day effort since 1955 aims for distinctive Swiss and patriotic display ideas to welcome visitors from across the nation.
Soviet Premier Bulganin began his 62nd birthday celebration with a quick scotch and soda toast, offered by his touring companion and party chief Khrushchev, in Lahti Finland.
Ten years ago on June 11 1947 Monroe youth began the summer program at Recreation Park under director Fred J. Simpson featuring organized sports and craft work. Green County residents heard Gov Harold Stassen address the annual joint meeting of highway officials in Rhinelander. Agriculture Secretary Anderson ended household sugar rationing and Mary Alice Dunwiddie of Juda accepted the county home demonstration agent post in Richland Center.
The Assembly gave preliminary approval to a credit life insurance regulation bill proposed by state insurance commissioner Paul Rogan, with Gov. Vernon Thomson planning to sign it. Other actions included funding for the Ripon schoolhouse restoration, licensing wild animals for exhibition, and several bills dying or advancing on conservation, road safety, and licensing matters.
Film icon Bette Davis sues fourth husband Gary Merrill for separate maintenance alleging extreme cruelty since their July 28 1950 Juarez Mexico marriage. The complaint seeks support and legal relief amid ongoing divorce proceedings.
New York report profiles Warren Gochenour Jr. who left investment banking a decade ago to found World Toy House. He tests 10 000 toys yearly in nursery schools and distributes through 30 000 outlets, selling about 80 000 toys annually at average 49 cents. He credits his daughter Gail and teachers for guidance.
A fur seal spends nine months at sea with minimal land contact and sleeps while floating on the waves, showcasing its extended maritime lifestyle.
Whitewater College students visiting home for the summer include Maribeth Riese Rani Jo Stencel Janette Stuessy Tom Edgar William Schrader Fred Goodsir Francis Gombar Robert Krause Clifford Anderson and Clarence Hoesly. Miss Stencel and Miss Stuessy have accepted teaching positions at Palmyra elementary school.
President Eisenhower endured multiple abdominal distress bouts linked to ileitis in 1949 and 1953. Doctors noted surgery without expectation of recurrence, while later medical commentary questioned whether age affected recurrence risk. Surgeons at Walter Reed claimed the operation increased life expectancy by removing the intestinal cause.
Milk bottles are fragile by nature yet crucial for daily dairy deliveries. One bottle averages about 30 trips from the dairy to the doorstep, highlighting the efficiency and handling required in distribution.
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