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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1953
Page
7
HAL BOYLE writes that many fathers dread being treated as heroes on Father’s Day, preferring humble recognition. The piece muses on gratitude to fathers, the absence of statues for dads, and a son’s message to his own father about saying thanks while he is alive.
The House foreign affairs committee, at the State Department's request, votes 19 to 4 to not take up Madden’s resolution urging UN action against Russia for the 1940 Katyn mass murders. Morton states no useful purpose and praises the Madden committee’s work as part of the campaign of truth.
Three Waukesha County banks boost savings rates by one percent to two percent annual, retroactive to June 1. Waukesha State Bank announced on its ninth anniversary, with similar moves by Waukesha National Bank and Pewaukee State Bank.
Marian Hefty of Washington Township will attend Badger Girl's State in Madison starting June 20. A Monticello High School junior last year she is sponsored by the Auxiliary of the Amstutz Marty American Legion post. She is active in choir Sunday school and 4-H with the Washington club.
Holstein breeders from Green Dane and Rock Counties plan a Black and White show at Leota Park Evansville this Saturday. Entries are invited from tri county exhibitors with judging focusing on type rather than fitting while 4H and FFA members must have animals properly fitted for showmanship. Entry blanks available at the extension office or Kenneth Hartwig Clarno Township exhibitor chair. The article notes child body temperatures often differ from adults.
Reporter Ernest Vaccaro describes former President Harry S. Truman in Kansas City on a Missouri Sunday afternoon. Truman greets delegates at the Aladin Hotel, discusses memoir plans, and jokes about moving furniture in Independence. He notes memories of his daughter Margy and greets old staffers as he plans travel to Washington, Philadelphia, and New York.
A compact 3 ton capacity utility device designed for field work at tractor speeds. it elevates the chassis by boosting clearance 21 inches from ground with reduced tire usage for stability.
County chairman reports $5 746 in townships and villages toward the Red Cross annual drive with New Glarus the sole Green County locality to meet its goal. Funds allocate to national office and area programs like water safety, home nursing, and civilian relief.
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