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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1956

Page

5

Senate Finance Committee Endorses Vast Highway Tax Plan

The Senate finance committee approved 14.4 billion dollars in new highway taxes over 16 years to fund a massive road program while easing truckers’ burden. An amendment could cap yearly highway spending. officials project a deficit in 10 of 16 years, peaking at 4.7 billion dollars.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Secretary of Treasury Humphrey House Senate

Stark Transferred From Fort Lewis to Fairbanks Alaska

Private 1st Class Roger Stark, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stark, has been transferred from Fort Lewis Washington to Fairbanks Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. John Saxer Sr. of Monticello report their son A B Harry W Saxer has enlisted in the Air Force and provide his new address AF 16-528-530 328 1st Basic Military Training Lead FLT 205 Parks Air Force Base California.

Stark SUDA Roger Stark William Stark Ft. Lewis, Wash Fairbanks Alaska John Saxer Monticello A. B. Harry W. Saxer Air Force Parks Air Force Base Calif

Texas Republicans Back States Rights At Convention

A 54 member Texas GOP delegation will represent the state at the Republican National Convention. The state convention endorsed Eisenhower and Nixon for second terms and urged local handling of desegregation issues while seeking policy positions for supporters of states rights.

Texas GOP Houston Tex Eisenhower Nixon

Girl Scout Troops Host Cookout and Tea

Girls from Troop 17 attend a farewell cook-out at Mrs Gladys Benkett s cottage on Decatur Park lake as they graduate high school this spring. Troop 8 hosts a tea with teachers and Brownie girls learning the Promise laws and Tenderfoot steps. Libby on Arx named Memorial Day parade rep. NASSER GIVEN PLANE Cairo reports Soviet gift of Tyushin 14 to President Nasser for Asian trip uses.

Gladys Benkett Decatur Park Lake Diane Darling Diane Burgy Judy Fry Nancy Stauffacher Betty Lamb Beverly Kuckuck Donna Gustafson Brownie Scout South School Gertrude Erb Viva’ V. Stauffacher Willis Mitchell Susan Mallory Kathy Woods Lucy Ann Lowl Elsie Feutz Violet Libby Arx Nasser Cairo Egypt Soviet Union Gamal Abdel Nasser Nikolai Bulganin Communist Party Nikita Khrushcchev

Classified Adtaker Daily Phone Number Call

Daily classified ad desk reminds readers to call Phone 3 for an Adtaker today and check listings regularly.

Poppy Day Poster Winners Named by Auxiliary

The Zilmer Riley American Legion Auxiliary announces winners of the Poppy Day poster contest for Monroe School students from seventh to twelfth grade. First prize is $5 awarded to Sandra Miller. second and third prizes go to Carolyn and Ruth Benkert, $3 and $2 respectively. Honorable mention goes to Harold Kennison. Winning posters will be displayed in downtown windows for Poppy Day with solicitations around the square, led by Mrs. Lloyd F. Marty.

Zilmer-Riley American Legion Auxiliary Monroe Sandra Miller Una H. Miller Sth Street Carolyn Ruth Benkert Ruth Arthur C. Benkert 17Th Avenue Harold Kennison Harold R. Kennison Lloyd F. Marty Wisconsin Power and Light Co

Consent judgments end antitrust suit against six trade groups

Federal court approved consent decrees ending a government civil antitrust case against six publishing and advertising associations. They were accused of conspiring to restrain national advertising development and servicing but denied the charges. Decrees, signed by Judge John M. Cashin, bar agreements on ad agency commissions, rebating, rate stabilization, and pressuring media to deny credit or agency profits.

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Knowles seeks reelection in Wisconsin’s 10th District

State Sen. Robert Knowles of New Richmond announced Tuesday his bid for another term in Wisconsin Senate representing the 10th District, which includes Pierce Pepin Dunn St. Croix and Buffalo counties.

Robert Knowles New Richmond Pierce, Pepin Dunn St. Croix Buffalo

Shirley Ault In Good Condition After Auto Crash

Shirley Ault, 13, was reported in good condition after release from St. Clare hospital following an auto accident. She suffered bruises to both arms and legs and a lacerated left knee as she was thrown from a car driven by Clifton Ault at 11th street and 23rd avenue.

Shirley Ault St. Clare Hospital Ault Clifton Ault 11Th Street Clifford Kempfer 30Th Avenue 23Rd Avenue

Kettle Moraine Isle Refuses To Be Moved By Tow Boats

Twelve boats attempted to tug the floating three acre island on Lake Kettle Moraine but wind hindered progress. The island, which broke from the north shore last week and drifted across the lake, rested in a harbor before a resort beach. Crews shifted it 15 feet yesterday before gusts pushed it back.

Kettle Moraine Isle Dundee Lake Kettle Moraine

Wisconsin Veterans Benefit Totals Reach $90 Million in 1955

The Veterans Administration says Wisconsin disbursed 90,489,036 dollars in cash and services to veterans and families in fiscal year 1955. Compensation and pensions covered 51,126 veterans for service connected disabilities and total nonservice pensions, with 14,695 dependents receiving death benefits totaling over 11.6 million. Additional GI insurance payments and indemnities summed to 7.75 million. Vocational training, GI Bill, and Korea GI Bill programs supported thousands of veterans with education and supplies.

Veterans Administration Wisconsin J. P. Cullen Milwaukee Korea

Benjamin Franklin Retires Wealthy at Age 42

The obituary notes Benjamin Franklin retired at 42 after amassing wealth from his career. It mentions 20 133 79 dollars in benefits during the year and references hospitalization medical care dental care and devices for the disabled. A separate item reports Oscar Brandner a 43 year old Medford man sentenced to 120 days in Oneida County jail for perjury tied to a 1954 jury trial.

Rhinelander Medford Oneida Oscar Brandner George A

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