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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1956

Page

4

Monroe Butter Sent to Germany

A new unsalted butter with 82 percent butterfat, produced at Roy's Sanitary Dairy in Monroe, was shipped to West Germany under a government contract. The six million pound order marks a potential first large U S export of specialized butter, with Roy Robichaux noting the firm’s focus on unsalted, high fat products for commercial use and ocean shipment.

Monroe West Germany Roy Sanitary Sth Avenue Roy Robichaux Roy's Sanitary Dairy Joe L. Kosek Westmany Robichaux Westrmany

Former Times Editor Visits Friends Here

Former Monroe editor Cousley and his wife Edna Leuenberger visit longtime Monroe friends Mr. and Mrs. James Bray at 811 21st Avenue. Cousley edited The Monroe Evening Times from 1919 to 1921 and later worked in Lancaster, Rockford and New York before becoming a lawyer and government staffer. He now serves as assistant editor of Printing Magazine and will cover the Lithographers National Association meeting in Chicago with photos and writing. The couple stopped in Rockford on the way to Monroe and will continue to Chicago after Monroe visit.

Ana Sam Louowy New York City Monroe James Bray 21St Avenue Cousley Monroe Evening Times Edna Leuenberger Monroe Evening Imnes Lancaster Rockford New York Lithoraphers National Association Chicago

Clinton Stamp Trim Will Save 250000

The Internal Revenue Service will shrink the Clinton portrait on the cigarette tax stamp by three sixteenths of an inch starting in June. The change estimates saving taxpayers about 250000 annually and reduces the stamp width on all packs. The portrait remains, but the smaller size contributes to a yearly income reduction in the billions from tobacco products.

Wasklauiun Y Internal Revenue Service DeWit Clinton

Local Socializing Sees Wide Circle At Orangeville Gatherings

Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts and guests travel from Freeport Rockford Palmyra and Monroe visiting area families. Otto Folgate and Maude Askey join Sunday at Gearhart home with Engels and others. Several families and friends attend potluck at Denney and Bolender residences as weekend visits stretch across Illinois and Wisconsin. The article notes a rise in U.S. farms over 1,000 acres, up eighty percent in 35 years.

Otto Folgate Jake Gearhart Shannon Willard Becker Gearhart William Engels Maude Askey Freeport Otto Folgat Adam Zweifel Messrs Mmes Steve Likens Rockford Stanley Hubert Roy Wagner Floyd Dietmeier Gilbert Abraham Ralph Frautschy Orland Priewe Guy Boyer James Boyers Palmyra C. W. Emrick Bel Engels Lughter Mary Kaye Quentin Denney Cora Denny Norman Denney Waukesha Milford Bolender San Gabriel Calif Bolender

Democrats Defeat Shivers Signals Southern Unity Split

Senate Democrats celebrate Texa s Governor Shivers defeat as Johnson backed forces rout local precinct contests. Mansfield and Sparkman say Texas results hint at renewed Democratic unity in the South, with Johnson to lead the Texas delegation and pledge support at the national convention. The note caps with ore shipping update and a word on reading speed.

Washington Senate Texas Allan Shivers South Eisenhower Lyndon B. Johnson Shivers Hisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson Frank J. Lausche Ohio Sen Mansfield D-Mont Johnson House Sam Rayburn Sen. Sparkman Ala Stevenson Dixie States

March to a gentler path a pharmacy notice

A vintage style pharmacy notice urges longer life through proper diet rest and thinking. It notes medical research slows aging and highlights new drug discoveries awaiting safe approval. The text invites readers to rely on the prescription department for prompt delivery and compounding services.

Charles Ramey 95 Hopes to Ride in Centennial Parade

Charles Ramey aged 95 hopes to ride in the Centennial parade in June though recently feeling weak. A Brodhead resident since 1865 he came from Shopiere with his family, after arriving from Windsor New York by oxen wagon. He lives with daughter Mrs Ralph Krueger. his son Walter is in Janesville. a granddaughter Mrs James Keen of Brodhead and three great grandchildren.

Charles Ramey Brodhead Shopiere Rameys Windsor Ramey Ralph Krueger Walter Janesville James’ Keen

Savings Drop Brings Warning

WASSUNGIUN Undersecretary of the Treasury W. Randolph Burgess warned that a decline in American savings poses an inflationary risk. He noted the savings rate fell to about 0.6 percent of personal income after taxes, from about 8 percent in prior years, urging sustained saving to finance faster growth and avoid inflation from heavy borrowing.

Wassungiun the Treasury W. Randolph Burgess Burgess National Association of Mutual Savings Banks U.S

House on Wheels to Visit Monroe in May Showing Lighting Ideas

More than 30 new applications for lighting in the modern home will be on display in Monroe May 15 16 and 17 when a house on wheels visits. Interior decorator Thomas Leo Lyons of Harford Conn accompanies the mobile unit brought here by Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Free consultations on interior decorating problems concerning home lighting will be offered. The custom built coach features portions of six lighted rooms with three quarters life size furniture fabrics and textures. Mirrors create the impression of greater space. Display runs daily from noon to 9 p.m.

Monroe Thomas Leo Lyons Harford

Yeazel Youngsters Not on Train Wreck Near Waukesha

Grandparents in the area were notified that Yeazel children were not on the train wreck near Waukesha yesterday. Mr and Mrs George Yeazel and Mr and Mrs Frank Bloom received word. The Ralph Yeazels, former area residents now in Pardeville, had anticipated the trip to Milwaukee.

Src Waukesha George Yeazel Frank Bloom Ralph Yeazels Pardeville Spe Conera Milwaukee

Academy Tests Will Be in July

Rep Lawrence H Smith of Wisconsin reminds district youths 18 to 21 to apply for service academy entry. Civil Service Commission exams will be held in July at various points, with date and place to be announced. Nominations hinge on exam results. air force entries are screened by the academy, with Wisconsin eligible few admitted. Send for full details at the House of Representatives Washington 25.

Lawrence H. Smith R-Wis Civil Service Commission Air Force Academy Congress Air Force Air Academy Wisconsin Rep. Smith House of Representatives Washington

Clark Oil Plans $5 Million Chicago Refinery Expansion

Clark Oil and Refining Corp, the largest independent marketer in the Middle West, announced at the annual stockholders meeting a $5 million two year expansion of the Chicago refinery. The plan aims to increase output from 21,000 barrels daily to higher levels after completion.

Clark Oil Chicago Milwaukee Clark Oil and Refining Corp Middlewest Al- 0

Clark Posts 43 Percent First Quarter Sales Gain in 1956

Clark reported 30,000 barrels daily capacity and first quarter 1956 sales of 19,022,567 dollars, up from 13,301,899 dollars in the same period a year earlier, marking a 43 percent increase and the highest sales and earnings in its history.

Clark

Chicago Firm Charged In Wheat Price Case

Washington The Agricul issued a complaint charging Continental Grain Co of Chicago with manipulation of futures prices on the Kansas City Board of Trade, alleging illegal export sales tied to contracts on January 26 and November 30 last year. A hearing is set for June 6 in Kansas City, with a 20 day answer period and possible market suspension. The Antwerp port detail appears as incidental context.

Chicago Washington Agricul Continental Grain Co Kansas City Board of Trade Kansas City

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