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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1953
Page
7
Column argues most highway tragedies stem from lack of courtesy not speed or alcohol. Notes drivers become hostile on the road, seeking power and control, with examples like road-runners, eyes-front bird, corner cutters, straddlers, and time-is-money drivers.
The Housing and Home Finance Agency announced loans to colleges for dormitory construction including Marquette University Milwaukee totaling 1 180 000 to house 380 men.
After four days of debate the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod approved a senior college in Fort Wayne Indiana. The convention accepted 1 million from Indiana Technical College for the Concordia campus and planned to use 3.2 million more to buy a new site in Fort Wayne.
Ex-President Harry S. Truman returns to the Senate chamber after luncheon, greeted by Acting Majority Leader Knowland and Lyndon Johnson. He hails his ten years on the Senate floor and thanks Taft as he shares remarks praising the body as the greatest legislative group except the House.
Avon-Hilltopper 4-H club with over 50 members won a bus trip as a state award for excellence in an electricity project. Sponsored by Rural Electrification Administration and Wisconsin cooperatives, the tour included Cassville power plant, a Cassville Girl Scouts lunch, and Nelson Dewey State Park visit. Leaders and chaperones listed include Dale Arnsmeier, Norton Salis, Charles Hartman, Glenn Swift, Lyle Ross, and Evelyn Scherwitz.
A gunman looted a Santa Monica finance office after demanding a loan. He forced manager Floyd Welch and three others into a rest room, took $1 from Welch and $1,100 from Welch’s desk bag, then fled after returning the single dollar.
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