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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1956

Page

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June Dairy Month Kickoff and Queen Contest Planned

Green County launches June Dairy Month with a kickoff breakfast on June 5 at Monticello to promote daily promotions ending June 30. Eight county queen contests run June 4 to 23, with top ten advancing weekly. voting tied to dairy product purchases across multiple towns.

Green County Casino Hall Monticello M. Stauffer Monticel Henry Babler Myrtle Webb

Mrs Dorman of Newark Dies After Heart Illness

Mrs Lou Dorman wife of cheeseman and longtime Monroe area investor died early today in New York City. J Walter Donovan N Dorman and Co. reported the widow had suffered a heart ailment for some time. She is survived by her husband and five children services in the East are pending.

Lou Dorman Monroe New York City J. Walter Donovan N. Dorman and Co Dorman

Three Cubs Earn Webelos Award at Knights of Pythias Meeting

Three Cubs from Den 1 at Pack 314 received Webelos rank at Immanuel Church parlors after a canceled picnic due to weather. Recipients were James Trumpy Mike McAlpine and Paul Sulter, each earning 3 year pins. The final meeting of the season was chaired by Cubmaster Jack L. Marty with Den Mother Mrs. Harvey Trumpy continuing leadership.

Immanuel Church Paul Sulzer Mike McAlpine James Trumpy Times Webelos Knights of Pythias Harvey H. Trumpy James S. McAlpine Paul Sulter Alfred A. Sazer Den 1 Recreation Park Nathan Roth Cumasbter Pack 315 Rank Bear Billy Lodgeson Robert Bucholtz Robert Knipschild Terry Kramer James Schild Leonard Marti William Broge Danny Janke Freddie Hefty John Clark Lion James Marty Terry Cummings Gary Cummings Buchholtz Knipschild Kramer Terry Robert von Kaenel George Goepfert

Transfer Refusal Ties To Recruit’s Heat Death At Great Lakes

Navy drill instructor Oliver Rawls said a 17 year old recruit refused transfer to sick bay before collapsing in 90 degree heat. Maurice Everett of McKenzie Tennessee died Tuesday night from heat stroke as hospital staff treated him. A board of officers is conducting a closed inquiry and will report in about a week. Rear Adm. E P Forrester said any culpable conduct will be investigated.

Grus Lakes Ill Oliver Rawls Puyallup Wash Maurice G. Everett McKenzie Tenn Everett Rawls Great Lakes Naval Training Center E. P. Forrester 9Th Naval District

Stock Market Prices Churning Irregularly

New York stocks moved unevenly this afternoon after an earlier swing. Leading issues fluctuated around a point while total volume reached about 2,800,000 shares, vs 2,600,000 the prior day. Steels generally rose, oils advanced strongly, whereas rails motors and many manufacturing and radio stocks were uneven.

New York

Senate approves 135000 public housing units a year bill

Senate pass omnibus housing measure authorizing 135000 new public housing units annually headed to the House. The bill also creates a federal elderly housing program, boosts FHA loan authority by three billion dollars, extends the GI home loan program one year, funds slum clearance, and continues military farm and college housing programs. Eisenhower aides fought to adopt 35000 units but the higher figure prevailed after party splits. The House Banking Committee remainder pending.

Joe Hall Washington Senate House House Banking Committee Eisenhower Federal Housing Administration Loan Insurance Authority Senate Banking Committee

St Victor's Graduation Highlights Special Attendance Award

St Victor's held an eighth grade graduation in the parish hall with report cards and awards for grades one through seven. Gary Buholzer received a special award for perfect attendance. Rev E C McCollow and Rev Donald H Lins assisted. parents hosted a banquet for the graduates.

Wee Vicwe James M. Sullivan Gary Buholzer E. C. McCollow Donald H. Lins

Earl Waddington Araye Dies in Argyle Hospital

Earl Waddington Araye died this morning at 7 in St. Clare hospital after a hospital stay since March 29. Born in Argyle July 27, 1876, son of Louis Byron and Clara Thurston Waddington, he lived in Chicago with Montgomery Ward and Co and the Pullman Co before returning to Argyle in 1919 to care for his father. Survived by two nieces, a nephew, and 13 grand nieces and nephews. he was preceded by a sister, a brother, and another sister. Arrangements pending at Everson funeral home, Argyle.

Nari Waaaingwon Argyle St. Clare Hospital Louis Byron Clara Thurston Waddington Dodgers High School Waddington Chicago Montgomery Ward and Co Pulman Co J. B. Anderson West Bend Marian Hole Ann Arbor John W. O'Neill Menomonie Ray S Winifred | O'Neill Dodgeville Everson Funeral Home

Officials Await Soviet Invitation

Washington officials weigh a potential invitation to Moscow for Joint Chiefs leaders. Soviets floated inviting Air Force officers to Aviation Day June 24. Twining relayed the idea to Radford, who discussed it with Eisenhower. Capitol Hill reaction mixed but largely favorable toward dialogue and possible exchanges with Zhukov.

Washington Joint Chiefs of Staff Moscow White House Pentagon Army Navy Air Force Adm Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs Nathan F. Twining Twining Radford Senhower Capitol Hill Russell Dga Armed Services Committee

State Republicans Face Decision on Sen Wiley

A report notes turmoil within the party as Republicans consider their stance on Senator Wiley. The piece details internal discussions and potential endorsements amid ongoing political maneuvering.

Sen. Wiley

Superior, Duluth Bridge Gets Okay

The Wisconsin Minnesota Interstate Bridge Commission approved plans for a toll high level bridge linking Superior and Duluth. The Army Engineers will review the draft report after mid June, with a two lane design 30 feet wide, 100 feet navigational clearance, and potential hearings or letters of permission as review proceeds.

ST. Paul Minn Corps .of Army Engineers Wis Duluth Minnesota M. J. Hoffman Wisconsin-Minnesota Interstate Bridge Commission Lake Superior Hoffman Army Engineers Commission Duluth- Superior Ship Canal Highway Department Bureau of Public Roads Army Washington

Eisenhower Urges Colleges to Aid World Peace

President Eisenhower, at Baylor University, urged American universities to create science education centers in needy free nations to bolster world peace. He backed a European union as a pillar of free strength, and pressed congressional approval for foreign aid while stressing free world cooperation against communism. He noted communism as a failure and called for leadership by the United States in fostering mutual trade and cultural respect among free nations.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Waco Tex Eisenhower America United States Europe Baylor University House Foreign Affairs Committee Heart O'Texas Washington U. S

Monroe Hosts AAA Travel Counselors on Swiss Cheese Tour

Thirty touring counselors of the American Auto Association visit Monroe for a cheese plant tour and luncheon at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. They will travel from New Glarus and tour nearby Swiss attractions, with Sherman Hodgson as district AAA manager and locals greeting them at the city edge.

American Auto Association Monroe Wisconsin Fred Feutz D. A Crandall Feutz Crandall Lakeshire-Marty Lake Geneva Milwaukee AAA Sherman Hodgson New Glarus Alpine Gate Arthur Zweifel Glarus Aaa Gilbert . Ott Wilhelm Tell Guild Henry M. Schmid Millard Tschudy

Delores Marti Wins $800 Milton Music Scholarship

Miss Delores A. Marti, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin W Marti of 1740 15th Street, awarded an $800 Milton music scholarship after competitive auditions. The award funds second semester tuition for the bachelor of music education program, payable in four equal installments. Marti is active in Monroe High School bands and orchestra, serving as concertmaster, leader of the twirling squad, first clarinetist, orchestra treasurer, and a private clarinet and baton twirling instructor.

Statewine Vunenpesamawee Delores A. Marti Alvin W. Marti 15Th Street Milton Miss Marti Monroe High School

Jensen Explains League on Campus at UW Madison

Around 400 attendees heard regent Ellis Jensen speak on academic freedom at the University of Wisconsin Madison about allowing the Labor Youth League to operate. Jensen urged defending the American way of life without restricting it, while Wisconsin Legion official G E Sipple criticized university delays in recognizing the campus post and limiting speakers.

Legion LYL

Jet Plane Crashes Near Highway 18 and 89, Jefferson County

Jefferson County sheriff reports a jet plane crash this morning near the intersection of Highway 18 and 89, several miles west of the city. Responding squad cars found no immediate further details. An invasive police probe began in Ipswich into the death of Airman 2 C Phillip Bunde, 19, of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., whose body was recovered from the dock Tuesday.

Jefferson County Jefferson Sheriff's Office Ipswich England Phillip Bunde Wisconsin Rapids Wis

7000 Delegates To Plan Platform At Wisconsin Convention

Phillip G. Kuehn urged about 2,000 delegates at the Wisconsin Republican state convention to rise above differences and endorse candidates in accord with basic Republican ideals. The major issue is whether to back Sen. Alexander Wiley for a fourth term or choose among four opponents. Wiley’s backers and opponents have clashed in recent meetings, with calls for unity to win in the fall. McCarthy said he would not participate in endorsement contests and stressed backing Eisenhower. Delegate leaders urged constructive discourse and focus on the nation and party welfare.

B. Arthur .Jstrom Milwaukee Phillip G. Kuehn Republican Party of Wisconsin Kuehn U. S. Senate Alexander Wiley R-Wis Republican Party Wiley Mark Catlin Jr Appleton Republican Assembly Chippewa Falls Charles Kersten Henry Hughes Supreme Court Boyle Kersten Catlin Hughes Unger We Sen McCarthy Eisenhower Mortimer Snerd Kefauver Egghead Stevenson John Byrnes Green Bay

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