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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1953
Page
2
The article urges safe driving for Memorial Day 1953 with advice to start early, limit speeds to 60 in the day and 50 at night, avoid fatigue, and stay sober. It emphasizes preserving life through prudent behavior, proper vehicle condition, and staying in one’s home community to honor war dead.
The piece says Democrats plan a 1954 comeback using Americans for Democratic Action to attack the Eisenhower administration. It notes Democrats target McCarthy and probes into government spending and defense budgets. It argues McCarthy’s re election and probes boosted his stature while criticizing prior fiscal policy.
Engineer Icke of Madison is scheduled to come May 28 to inspect the shipment of paving blocks for the public square amid reports that many blocks are shorter than specified. Other notes include local sports results and various five year ago items from 1903.
The speaker has not explained his budget delay tied to a financial tangle. Citizens expect a future statement clarifying causes and accountability. Democrats are urged not to resurrect the claim that they alone protect the everyday man.
Morris Conery, 60, of Green Bay, a Milwaukee Road engineer, died of a heart attack Monday night in the cab of his train near Plymouth, authorities said.
In Eau Claire Jimmy Woo a 49 year old restaurant operator was stabbed in the head back and shoulders by his son Donald Moy 28 Moy who had been in the country 20 months was hospitalized in a nervous state and held on a warrant charging intent to do great bodily harm The attack occurred in the restaurant kitchen during a dispute witnessed by staff and patrons
Chester A. Marquardt a 47 year old Naperville Illinois man and commercial pilot with Illinois Bell Telephone Co died Monday when his rented light plane crashed in a field north of Endeavor Wisconsin after a fishing trip to Hayward. His wife Ann and his mother Marie Marquardt of Hayward were traveling by auto.
Karen Gempeler and Hefty were honored for perfect attendance at Love land school closing ceremonies Sunday. Bethel school closed Wednesday with a Sunday picnic. Joan Stine earned eighth grade diploma. Tommy Stine missed one day. Diane Spickler recovered from measles. Bether school to close and Mrs Severson to teach Hillside View next year. WAUKESHA child killed in bicycle truck collision. John Csedo, 6, fatally injured Monday.
Camp McCoy Wisconsin reopens after January shutdown to host reserve and National Guard drills. Brigadier General Eugene L. Harrison commands with Colonel Fred C. Dyer as deputy as the hospital and service club resume operations. About 300 civilians are at work with more to join, and 100 officers plus 300 enlisted from six engineer units and five ordnance companies will train from May 31 to June 14, led by the 395th Ordnance MAM Co of Neenah in the first group.
Units from Illinois Indiana Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota will arrive and depart through summer. The Army will not reconsider its plan to close Camp McCoy as a year around post. Local residents and some Wisconsin congressmen protested last winter. Washington Power Commission reviews Namekagon Hydro Co. long term license for a Namekagon River hydroelectric project.
The Supreme Court denied a hearing for Mr and Mrs J H Marachowsky of Portage Wisconsin who were convicted of 915 oaths in a bankruptcy case tied to Portage Wholesale Co The former president received five years and 25000 dollars fine while his wife drew two years and 10000 dollars fine The government alleges Portage Wholesale sold cheese corn syrup and dextrose on the black market in 1945 and 1946.
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