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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1957
Page
2
A column questions House budget cuts, arguing curtailment rumors may be intended to dramatize pleas for a bigger defense budget. It urges diverting idle funds to missiles and aircraft development, and calls for clear policy justification from Congress and the administration.
Former French premier Guy Mollet set a record by ruling sixteen months amidst domestic and international turmoil. Supported by conservatives despite his leftist stance, he fell after the Suez dispute and a defeated tax plan to fund action against Algerian rebels. The piece notes France’s love of discussion on taxes but aversion to paying them.
The Senate committee's findings praise John F English secretary treasurer of ten years for integrity and high principle. AFL-CIO executive council elects English to vice presidency vacated by Dave Beck's removal, signaling a push to end Beck's leadership and begin a new era for the union.
Ferenc Molnar, famed Viennese dramatist of Liliom and other hits, was noted for frugal habits yet could not resist desserts with whipped cream, a small indulgence that contrasted with his austere approach to life and work.
Retiring State Guard unit praised as Co. F is mustered out and Co. E mustered in at Armory ceremonies on May 23 1947. New Glarus Yodelers join the National Music Fest in St. Louis and a Swiss community feature appears in National Geographic June issue.
A Wisconsin Business Research Council survey of nearly 500 firms finds tough competitors mostly in the Midwest and Northeast. Wisconsin shows strengths in recreation and water supply but faces labor and power cost disadvantages, with taxes and transportation also cited as factors in location decisions.
A report to the Legislature notes Wisconsin has a favorable environment for industry, a trained labor force, and good market access. It argues the state must actively promote growth, adjust taxes to compete with other states, and leverage its skilled workforce to attract new branches of large national firms.
Troop 226 met in the club room at Mrs. Roy Speich’s home to plan a potluck dinner for mothers on June 4 and a Braves game on June 20. A trip to the youth cabin is slated for June 17 and 18, with Joyce Mallory contributing the treat.
Monticello Times Special reports Cub Scouts received silver arrows by Paul W Voegeli Steven Klooster and John Voegeli and gold arrows for Ricky Frei Jim Haldiman and Douglas Hoskins at a candle light pack meeting. Hoskins also earned a silver arrow. Dens one three four and five performed skits and George Grenzow spoke on the outdoor code. Scouts will join Memorial Day parade and hold a June 13 picnic at Recreation Park Monroe.
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