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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
4
Washington reports the new fiscal year will deepen US debt to about 11 to 12 billion dollars, the highest since World War II. Officials estimate 1958 deficits of 2.5 to 3 billion, with 1959 outlays near 80 billion and revenues under 70 billion as recession hurts tax receipts.
Pvt. Jerry D. Larson son of Mr and Mrs Albie Larson of 1720 5th Street is home on a 14 day leave. He has been stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and will report for duty July 11 at Fort Ord California.
Dr. John W. Cline, a San Francisco surgeon and former AMA leader, charged united funds organizers with trying to take over national voluntary health agencies. He said their campaigns create confusion and hostility, jeopardizing efficient health programs. The AMA House of Delegates backed separate fundraising drives for cancer, heart, polio, and other disease agencies.
Gov. Thomson praised local efforts to expand cheese markets at a Cheese Werby Day speech in Plymouth. He commended the Plymouth Association of Commerce for local advertising and noted Wisconsin has spent 1.75 million dollars in dairy sales promotion over the past 20 years.
Two women Ethel Tsolakos and Eileen Kerr sue television's Tonto Jay Silverheels for 50 000 dollars claiming he drove his new car so close they crashed into a ditch and were frightened.
The average life expectancy of the typical American worker has reached 69 years, marking an improvement of nearly four years since 1948.
In Kit Carson Colorado farmers race time against a grasshopper plague threatening next year's crops. The pest occupies about 1.5 million acres across 28 counties and could worsen if not controlled within three weeks. Emanuel Grauberger fights the swarm on 310 acres near Lamar as hoppers lay eggs for 1940s scale impact.
Classified listings in The Times showcase daily bargains across categories. Prices and items vary by day, with limited details readable in this OCR segment.
Graveside services were held at Greenwood cemetery for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keppler of Albany. The child died at birth Saturday at St. Clare hospital. Rev. Lynn F. B. Tschudy officiated. Survivors include the parents and grandparents, all of New Glarus.
Argyle defeated Gratiot in the semi finals and out-pulled Darlington to win the area tug-of-war at the Wiota Firemen weekend celebration. Coached by Ed Bidlingmaier, the Argyle team included Philip Steiner Roger Saalsan Mike Anderson Albert Goepfert Donald Olsen Don Nystead Herman Watkins and Laurence Bidlingmaier.
Patricia van Delden, born in California, is an attache at the U S Embassy in Copenhagen. She and her Dutch engineer husband were prisoners of the Nazis in Holland during the last war.
Casper K Marty, 79, of New Glarus died at home at 5 45 p m after a long illness. He was born March 10 1879 in New Glarus Township and married Katharina Klassy January 19 1905. Survivors include three brothers Nick Theodore and Matt. many nieces and nephews. Preceded by five brothers and three sisters.
Zimmerman funeral arrangements announce a Wednesday service at 2 p.m. at the Swiss United Church of Christ New Glarus with Rev. Lynn Tschudy officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. visitation at Zentner funeral home.
The heavy cruiser USS Salem, flagship of the Sixth Fleet and a longtime Mediterranean ambassador for eight years, heads home to retirement in Norfolk, Virginia, arriving in early July under Captain Francis T. Williamson. Des Moines relieves Salem as flagship and will join other ships in mothball status for future needs.
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