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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1954

Page

7

Green County Centennial Fair plans $6000 in premiums

The Green County Centennial Fair expects more than $5,000 in premiums this year and a full fair setup from August 4 to 8 marking the county’s 100th fair. Premium books go to print, draft horse classes dropped, and space for outdoor vendors is nearly filled as indoor listings sell out.

Green County William A. Brown Brown Louis R. Wolleson Louis H. Kohli The Fair Association Kohli

Atomic Bomb Flash Boils Eye Fluid and Hurts Vision

Four doctors from Randolph Field Texas report that atomic flash can boil eye fluid into steam and cause tissue damage up to 40 miles away. In trials on rabbits the bright flash burned retinas at 49 miles under clear night conditions and energy levels beyond solar exposure.

San Francisco School of Aviation Medicine Randolph Field Tex American Medical Association Victor A. Byrnes David V. L. Brown Heinrich W. Rose Paul A. Gibis Nevada Desert

Mexican Bus Mishap Toll Reduced to Four

ENSENADA Mexico police said four people were killed and more than 30 injured when a bus carrying students for the priesthood overturned in the mountains north of Ensenada yesterday. Earlier reports had listed 30 dead.

Ensenada Mexico Here

High in Protein Milk Advertises Benefits

Plain skim milk provides calcium riboflavin and protein while low in fat and vitamin A. It generally sells at a lower price than whole milk.

Republican Chairman Sees Ike as 1956 Reelect Candidate

Albuquerque report quotes Leonard W. Hall saying President Eisenhower would absolutely be a 1956 candidate. Hall notes no current Republican Senate or House candidates inviting McCarthy to campaign and cites some senators who doubt McCarthy visits help races. He calls McCarthy independent and predicts GOP wins in 1954 by highlighting Ike’s program and current economic conditions.

Albuquerque Republican National Committee Eisenhower Leonard W. Hall Hall Senate House Sen. McCarthy McCarthy Sen. Ferguson R-Mich Sen Dworshak Idaho New Mexico James K. Bassett National Committee Congress Ike

PSC Grants Three Licenses and Two Amendments

The Public Service Commission announced three new motor carrier licenses and two amendments. Montgomery K. Chesebro of Monticello gets cheese haul rights from Burgy Wittenwyler factory to Monroe, plus supplies return. Dale C. Loomis of Lena gains milk and cream routes to Brodhead and a secondary authorization from the Illinois Wisconsin line to Brodhead with ICC consent. Edwin M. Kundert Trucking earns amendments permitting cheese and milk transport across multiple townships in Lafayette County to and from Goldenrod Creamery, Brodhead, and related factory routes.

Public Service Commission Montgomery K. Chesebro Route 1 Monticello Burgy- Wittenwyler Washington Township Monroe Dale C. Loomis Lena Jefferson Clarno Townships Brodhead Goldenrod Creamery Co Exeter Decatur Clarnon Lafayette County

Milk as a Between Meal Snack Idea

Milk and milk beverages are good between meal snacks for children. Cold or hot milk options like plain milk chocolate milk malted milk egg nogs and milk shakes offer nutritious choices. Homemakers should view milk as food and consider serving milk with a hot drink at the same meal.

Ienatsch Chosen June JC Member

William Ienatsch of Monroe High School is named honorary Junior Chamber of Commerce member for June. He succeeds Lowell Stuessy and has served as student council president, football co captain, and track athlete. He graduates in June and hopes for Annapolis or a Wisconsin engineering path.

William Ienatsch Monroe High School Junior Chamber of Commerce Ienatsch Lowell Stuessy FFA Annapolis University of Wisconsin

Home on Leave for Pvt Robert L Schuetz

Pvt Robert L Schuetz is spending a 14 day leave at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Schuetz Route 5 He has been at Ft Bliss Tex and will report to Ft Lee Va after the leave.

Robert L. Schuetz Edward Schuetz Route 5 Ft. Bliss Tex Ft. Lee

Soldier Drowned in Columbia River Identified

Ellenburg Washington report identifies Cpl. Tom Malzewski of Milwaukee as the soldier who drowned while swimming in the Columbia River on Saturday.

Ellenburg Wash Columbia River Tom Malzewski Milwaukee

Tomah Cashier Named Head of State Bankers

Ray G. Tiegs executive vice president and cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tomah was elected president of the Wisconsin Bankers Association. Tiegs succeeds John L. Stauber of Marshfield. New officers include M. W. Irgens James A. Musil Wall G. Coapman and George S. Updegraf f.

Milwaukee Ray G. Tiegs Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tomah Wisconsin Bankers Association Tiegs John L. Stauber Citizens National Bank Marshfield M. W. Irgens Lancaster State Bank James A. Musil First National Bank Neillsville Wall G. Coapman Association George S. Updegraff

Shullsburg Names Scott Principal of Schools

Harry L. Scott of Belmont has accepted the principal post for Shullsburg grade and high school. He formerly served as Belmont’s superintendent and is pursuing a master’s in sociology at the University of Iowa. Opie Cook of Darlington will teach agriculture at Belmont High School, replacing Austin Boyle who joined Prudential in Minneapolis.

Shullsburg Harry L. Scott Belmont University of Iowa Opie Cook Darlington Belmont High School Austin Boyle Prudential Insurance Co Farm Loan Minneapolis

Relief Proposed For Shipbuilders

The U S Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to approve an 81 million dollar relief appropriation for the shipbuilding industry. It asked House Appropriations Chairman Tabor to back President Eisenhower's request to sustain skilled workers, noting expected shipyard employment drop from 23 000 in 1953 to 10 800 this year.

Washington U. S. Chamber of Commerce Congress Chamber Tabor R-Ny House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower

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