Subscriptions Rates and Editorial Snippet From Monroe Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription rates stating Monroe at 14.80 per year. The text includes editorial note and printing lines unclear beyond these figures.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1953
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription rates stating Monroe at 14.80 per year. The text includes editorial note and printing lines unclear beyond these figures.
The article compares Monroe's support for the Cardinals to Milwaukee's backing of the Braves, noting Milwaukees wholehearted sponsorship and large turnouts fuel big-league status. It praises John Walter for quality play, laments medium Monroe attendances, and urges fans to pay 50 cents to help fill bleachers for every game.
The Wiley reply comments on Senator Wiley resisting the Bricker constitutional amendment at a state Republican convention. The Bricker plan would curb executive treaty powers to align with domestic rights, while Wiley warns of surrendering treaty processes. Editor urges resolution with Bricker plan protections intact. The article notes the White House talks and Canada’s southern border remark.
A scanned column recalls events from ten, twenty five, forty and five years ago. It notes Pfc Fred W McCool killed in Attu May 29, Sgt Robert H Fernstaedt credited with shooting down a Fock-Wulf plane in Hull area raid, Capt Eddie Ricken baker in Moscow on War Dept business, and Miss Carla Shriner wed to Ensign Paul Barnard Jr in Corpus Christi. Also Brewers beat St Paul to extend win streak to nine.
Arthur Mockrud an attorney from Westby was elected chairman of the Wisconsin Legislative Council succeeding Gen Gordon Bubolz who resigned due to illness Sen Jess Miller was elected vice chairman and Raymond Peabody re elected secretary The council approved bills requiring two thirds support for passage to be considered by the legislature and outlined studies on university policies higher education integration educational television child welfare and budgeting for next year.
Robert Vanden Langenberg, 16, a Green Bay Central Catholic high school football player, drowned Monday night in a stone quarry at Once Creek after falling from a raft. He could not swim as three companions told authorities.
Washington report profiles Syngman Rhee as a stubborn leader shaping Korea's fate. From youth in a Korean monarchy era through exile in Hawaii to guerrilla leadership and later presidency, Rhee fights for unity while wary of Soviet or Chinese-backed settlement. Independence Week declared in Wisconsin by Gov Kohler marks American religious and freedom heritage.
A Chicago fisherman, Steven Kozaniski, 48, drowned when his rowboat capsized on Lake Kegonsa near Madison. His brother Louis and Florian Augustine, also from Chicago, were rescued by three nearby companions after the boat tipped as men shifted seats.
Washington House members approved a plan to deduct Washington expenses from their tax bills up to 3000 dollars annually, treating lodging food taxis and communications as business expenses. The Senate opposed last year and may again block the measure. Sen Williams led the previous fight against the proposal.
In Wi members spent at least 99009 dollars annually and could deduct up to 18000 dollars, reducing their tax by 90 percent of that amount if fully deductible. Claim described as a Bolivian plot.
The article notes a political setup where rule is shared by two or more leaders, sometimes brothers, under the revolt-oriented system associated with Victor Pez rs. It highlights a cabal style governance with joint authority and potential familial succession dynamics.
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