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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1956

Page

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Bruni Elected To Head Lions

John H. Bruni was elected president of the Monroe Lions Club at a Swiss Wheel restaurant meeting. New officers include J.T. Etter Jr. first vice president and William A. Gyure second vice president. The club also named Franklin W. Pickett third vice president Roy Beach secretary treasurer and other directors. They take office July 1.

John H. Bruni Monroe Lions Club J.T. Etter Jr William A. Gyure Franklin W. Pickett Clarence C. Warfel Roy Beach Lion James Daniel Ault John H. Usher Hollis J. Elmer P. J. Connors Jr Archie Myers Jr Forrest Kubly Bruni Canyon Camp Apple River Bil

Rezoning Hearing Set for Thursday on County Jail Site

A public hearing on rezoning land near the county highway shops from residential to light industrial is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday in City Hall. The planning commission will hear the advisory matter and then make a recommendation to the City Council at its June 5 meeting. The county seeks the site for a new jail on property owned by the county. Leon M Ties chair of the jail and courthouse committee says the committee favors the county shop site over the lakefront land. Committee members C W Loveland and John Steinmann plan to attend. no meeting will be held before the hearing.

Brooks J. Dunwiddie Planning Commission Leon M. Ties Brodhead Judiciary Committee Ties C. W. Loveland John Steinmann Monticello

Heat and Flood Hit Indianapolis as Track Prepares for 500

After a weekend flood, Indianapolis Motor Speedway dries the surface for the 40th 500 mile race set for Wednesday. A shower risk remains, with temps up to 86 and high humidity raising heat exposure fears. The region faced 6 to 7 inches of rain, evacuations, school closures, and blocked highways in Marion County. Weather could shorten the race like in 1926 or 1950 if showers materialize.

Eeere Shiner Indianapolis Motor Speedway Weather Bureau Carl Scarborough Indianapolis Marion County

AAA Visitors Enjoyed Monroe on Wisconsin Tour

AAA Wisconsin travelers praised Monroe for hospitali ty and friendly reception during a weekend visit. A G Hundt said the group enjoyed a Swiss Wheel luncheon yodeling flag twirling and accordion entertainment by Rudy Burk halter and a local cheese industry tour.

Rhe Nosortauty Monroe American Automobile Association Wisconsin A. G. Hundt AAA Wisconsin Division Hundt Monroe Chamber of Commerce Badger Rudy Burkhalter

Hansen Funeral Will Be Tomorrow

Edward S. Hansen Madison antique automobile hobbyist and businessman dies from a heart attack at a LaCrosse hospital after attending an antique car rally. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p m at Schroeder funeral home Madison with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Survived by widow Viola Kundert and two daughters Jane and Mary.

Edward S. Hansen Madison Schroeder Morris Wee Bethel Lutheran Church Forest Hill Cemetery Hansen Monroe LaCrosse Hansen Auto Body Co Viola Kundert New Glarus Fred Kundert Jane Mary

Bern Bank Chief to Visit Monroe June 8

Hans Stahli, president of the Banque Cantonale of Bern, will visit Monroe Friday June 8 to tour the Swiss cheese industry and meet local bankers. The tour is arranged through the Swiss Consulate in Chicago and G. Fred Galli of the Wisconsin Swiss and Liburger Cheese Producers Association.

Hans Stahli Banque Cantonale Bern Monroe Stahli Chicago G. Fred Galli Wisconsin Swiss and Liburger Cheese Producers Association

Dairy Filming Set For June 12 13 Near Mt Vernon

The Walt Disney production The Dairy Story will be filmed north of New Glarus on June 12 and 13 at the Dr Ira R Sisk farm near Mt Vernon. Cast includes Edelweiss Stars of New Glarus headed by Annette Funicello and Sammy Ogg with Ernst Zentner. Local participants include Paul Grossenbacher and the Edelweiss group, plus Alpenhorn players and St Bernard dogs for atmosphere. Film by William Bodine and son. Two songs from Rudy Burkhalter's Swiss recordings feature in the score.

Walt Disney New Glarus Irvinnd Everette Ingwell William Bodine and William Jr California Rudy Burkhalter Madison Burkhalter Don Voegeli Edelweiss

Russia Limits Bid to Twining Visit to Moscow

Washington signaled openness to JCS travel but Moscow sent only an invitation to Air Force Gen. Nathan F. Twining for Soviet Aviation Day ceremonies on June 24. The Pentagon and White House had hinted the JCS would attend if invited, but the invitation covered only Twining, not the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff chaired by Adm. Arthur W. Radford.

Wadhlmlun Moscow Washington Joint Chiefs of Staff Russia Joint Chiefs Air Force Nathan F. ‘Twining Pentagon White House Army Navy Adm Arthur W. Radford

Benson Plans To Speed Soil Bank Aid Under Act

Rep. Glenn R. Davis said foreign policy will be a major issue in his primary race against Sen. Alexander Wiley for the Wisconsin Senate seat. He stressed personal attitudes over issues, noted his surprise at the GOP convention endorsement, and defended his record and independence while pledging care in foreign spending and Bricker Amendment support. Wiley criticized Racine GOP opposition and said endorsements lack legal authority.

Richard P. Powers Washington Glenn R. Davis Wis Alexander Wiley Senate Sen Wiley Davis Bricker Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy Racine Racine County GOP

Joseph Trickel Hurt When Struck by Car

Joseph Trickel 79 suffered injuries after being struck by a car while crossing near the Alvin F. Rote Co yard on 16th street. Driver Robert R. Hartwig said Trickel stepped into the path of the Route 3 vehicle and could not avoid the collision. Trickel was taken to St. Clare hospital by ambulance.

Joseph Trickel Alvin F. Rote Co 16Th Street Robert R. Hartwig Trickel St. Clare Hospital

Monroe Chamber Approves Farm City Market Days Aug 14 15

Monroe merchants plan a two day Farm City Market Days to replace Dollar or Bargain Days with produce displays and sidewalk sales on Aug 14 15. A Maxwell Street style event with a Gay 90s theme is proposed and a name and slogan contest will be held. City Council permission will be sought for use of the public square with a July 5 merchant poll on closing stores.

Monroe Chamber of Commerce Monroe Hotel Beloit Maxwell Street Monroe J. T. Etter Jr Public Square Etter Jerome Howe Josef Benkett Harold Blum James Kelley Ross Martin E. E. Eckstam Robert E. Tschudy Walter Kerr

Florida Voting On Adlai Estes Adds Primary Stakes

Florida voters face a big Democratic test as Adlai Stevenson battles Estes Kefauver for the nomination. Missouri backs Symington, while Ohio governor Lausche says his name may be placed in nomination. Florida assigns 28 convention votes by district and overall winner, with Republicans cross registering to influence the Democratic contest.

Associated Press Florida Adlai Stevenson Sen Estes Kefauver California Missouri Stuart Symington Kefauver Stevenson Columbus Ohio Frank J. Lausche Symington Lausche Eisenhower

Teachers College Exercises Friday at Green County

Teachers College plans Friday night exercises for the graduating class of 28 at Monroe high school auditorium. Otto W. Lund announces the event with Jank Brown delivering the commencement address. Music features include the college chorus and a senior girls trio, with diplomas presented by J. R. Schesser of Albany.

Jank Brown State Department of Public Instruction Green County Teachers College Otto W. Lund Monroe High School Marjory Deppeler Glen H. Ridnour First Methodist Church Mr. Lund J. R. Schesser Albany Ivy Lund John W. Zweifel Carl H. Hafeman Vic

Monroe to honor war dead with parade at Green Wood Cemetery

Monroe observes Memorial Day with a parade and grave decorations led by Maj. T. J. Burgy. 110 potential midweek traffic deaths forecast. post office hours set, lobby open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Special delivery only in city. rural mail suspended. Local businesses largely closed for holiday observance.

Monroe Greenwood Cemetery John J. Burkhard Green County Safety Council Wations Council Woman's Relief Corps American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans Robert Alder P. J. Coifners Jr Maj T. J. Burgy

Memorial Day Parade Plans Amid Threat of Severe Weather

Forecasts dim sunny prospects with locally severe thunderstorms and a tornado warning until 6 p.m. north of a Burlington Iowa to Streator Illinois line. Memorial Day events include a parade assembling at the National Guard Armory and a cemetery program with the Monroe high school band, wreaths, and taps.

Burlington Streator Ill Green Bay Lake Geneva Prairie du Chien Mercury National Guard Armory 18Th Avenue 9Th Street 12Th Street 20Th Avenue 6Th Street 23Rd Avenue Burgy Howard Counselman American Legion VFW Co. K DAR WRC Recreation Park National Guard Armory Monroe High School Allan F. Barnard Forest Riese Howard L. Bailey Assembly of God Church Logan Curtis Wagner John Bruni James Neighbours First Universalist Church Monroe William Lanz Anita Ainsworth Patricia Ruehlman Mary Ellen Summeris Robert L. Hahn Monroe Explorer Scout Post

Moderates Lead In Italy's Provincial and Municipal Votes

In Italy center parties led provincial council results with the Christian Democrats under Premier Antonio Segni ahead by over a million votes the left and right combined. Municipal totals favored the center by about 300000, but leftist share rose in major cities like Milan and Genoa amid a subsequent shift in northern centers. Western powers watched as this marked Western Europe’s first major election since the Kremlin's anti Stalin policy and push for peaceful coexistence.

Rome Italy Pietro Nenni Milan Genoa Center Antonio Segal Christian Democrats Europe Kremlin

Lightning Ignites Two Area Barn Fires in Wisconsin

Lightning started two area blazes near Blanchardville and Darlington destroying a barn and equipment valued over 30 000 dollars at the Disruct farm six miles east of Blanchardville. No injuries reported though livestock were saved and power outages interrupted alerts as fire crews battled flames from Five thirty p m.

Blanchardville Darlington Clarence Argyle Saalsaa Wiota

Wisconsin Swiss Demand Fair in Steady Cheese Market

Wisconsin Swiss cheese market steady with demand fair to good. Offerings ample. selling prices vary by style. State brand 41 to 43, B 39 to 41, C 35 to 49 to 38. Cheddar 34 to 36, single daisies 36 to 38, longhorns 36 to 37 to 44, midgets 37 to 39.

Madison Wisconsin

Secretary Has Wide Authority Over Conditions

Washington The administration moved today to put the new farm law into effect but it may be days before farmers know what benefits they can expect this year. President Eisenhower signed the measure late yesterday, saying it had shortcomings but its advantages outweighed its harmful provisions.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Secretary of Agriculture Benson Soil Bank

No Holiday Edition Of Times Tomorrow

The Monroe Evening Times will not publish on Memorial Day in observance of those who died in the nation's service. Regular publication schedules resume with Thursday's edition.

Monroe Evening Times

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Bernard A. Fotfa Boston Lions Johnson Robert Hahn U.S. Air Force Wisconsin Lions Foundation Rosholt Black River Falls Rosholt Lions Delevan la Crosse Vern Metcalfe Butler H. G. Fehl Sturgeon Bay Bern Bank Dairy Edelweiss Group Fred A. Seaton Interior Seaton Nebraska Douglas McKay US Senate Oregon Adlai, Estes Teachers College Parade USDA Ike
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