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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for Monroe Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois, with annual prices ranging from 9 to 15.50 dollars. It also states advance payment and postal regulation compliance, plus office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a contact telephone number 325 5101.
The piece blasts the Republican party for moving Green County from the First to the Second District in a two for one redistricting deal. It argues the move diminishes Green County’s influence, threatens Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg's reelection bid, and ignores local GOP wishes while praising Sen. Gordie Roseleip for opposing the plan. It warns of diminished rural-urban balance and vows continued backlash from angry country cousins.
The Republican sponsored reapportionment bill passed the Senate and moves to the governor. It outlines ten districts with changes, listing current representatives, party affiliation, changes, and new district populations. Districts add or remove counties including Green Lake, Milwaukee suburbs, Waukesha, and several northern areas. some districts gain cities while others are eliminated or merged.
Charles Hub Juda high school principal named president of Green County Teachers Association. Mrs Ursula Zwei fel dies in Milwaukee. USO units sleep in tents with troops in Korea. Martin L Sunshine known as Kismet visits Monroe. Prof Hugo Sommer 56 fatally stricken in UW dairy and food industries office.
A clipped assessment notes Governor Reynolds can let party factions harm themselves by remaining passive while party leadership handles the fallout. The commentator implies Republican infighting and public embarrassment stem from internal tag leadership rather than decisive gubernatorial actions.
Secretary Fred Korth warned that the U S Navy may face a critical period of ship obsolescence in five years unless there is greater recognition of needs in the 1965 appropriations for new ships.
A puzzling matter described as a lost act creates confusion for authorities. Details remain elusive as officials search for a record or document to resolve the issue. Local observers note the absence has stalled a planned proceeding.
Burdette M. Hayes 57 of Freeport died yesterday at Freeport Memorial Hospital after a stroke. He worked three years as a mechanic at Freeport City Garage. Services set for 3 p m tomorrow at Walker mortuary, burial in Oakland Cemetery. Survived by wife, parents, brothers Melvin of Monroe and Stanley of Freeport, four sisters all of Freeport, and Burton Hoefle of Elmhurst.
Judge Jed Joseph Johnson 74 a U S Customs Court former Oklahoma congressman died Wednesday of a heart attack. Johnson a Democrat represented Oklahoma’s 6th District from 1927 to 1947. Mrs Nina Kay Gore 85 widow of Thomas Pryor Gore died Wednesday after a long illness in Washington.
The Wisconsin Assembly adopted a 47 42 vote a sharply worded resolution calling for the replacement of the three member Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee and for a congressional investigation of its activities. Critics labeled the measure vile and McCarthy tactics while pledging to push farmers rights and pressure on ASC. The trio named are Ralph Gehring Jon Hansen and Le Mulder.
Graveside services for Ella C. Freehauf 88 a former Evansville resident will be held at 3 30 p m tomorrow in Maple Hill cemetery She died Tuesday in Williston North Carolina Local arrangements are by Hoderick Waod funeral home
The tax expense deduction changes hit hotels and eateries hard with business down 6 to 15 percent in many markets. Industry leaders warn of bankruptcies in luxury spots while lower spending grows as patrons choose cheaper meals and fewer drinks. Uncertainty lingers despite some tax rules softening.
Spring Grove residents compile a weekend of visits and calls. Notable travel includes Daryl Reed family in Waco Texas and Wayne Maddix family in Atlanta Georgia. Several locals hosted and visited relatives with multiple Monroe Albany Pecatonica and Rockford connections.
A nonprescription weight loss product promises rapid fat loss in a week with a money back guarantee. The ad claims safety, appetite suppression, vitamin fortification, and a refund policy via Wainwright Pharmacy in Monroe at $3.00.
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