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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1958

Page

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Steinle Calls Self-Help Farm Plan For Dairy Support

U S Senate candidate Roland J. Steinle proposes a self help federal farm program with price supports and limited government interference. He would expand dairy price supports while maintaining school lunch aid, import controls, surplus sales abroad, and brucellosis campaign, and critique Proxmire’s farm plan.

Associated Press Roland J. Steinle U. S. Senate Rock Springs Steinle William Proxmire Proxmire WEKZ Monroe Wisconsin Washington Gaylord Nelson Superior Arkansas Orval Faubus Nelson

Two Gunmen Raid New England Bank

Two masked gunmen robbed the Lechmere branch of the Middlesex County National Bank in Cambridge Massachusetts. They escaped with an estimated 85 000 to 90 000 in cash after grabbing the custodian and surprising arriving employees. One money bag containing 4 000 was dropped during the getaway when a woman patron collided with a robber. The incident occurred about 8 20 a m.

Cambridge Mass Lechmere Middlesex County National Bank

Cheese demand steady in Madison market with balanced offerings

In Madison Wisconsin the American cheese market shows steady to firm demand for small and large styles. Prices cited include cheddars 355 to 352, 40 pound blocks 362 to 364, single daisies 355 to 364, longhorns 360 to 360, and midgets 374 to 377 percent.

Madison Wisconsin

County Group Wins Mucks Herd Trophy At First Awarding

The Green County 4H and FFA group won the Arlie Mucks traveling herdsmanship trophy at the Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition in Madison, awarded for the best county exhibit and care. George Gramling accepted for the group as Mucks presented the prize. At the sale, Commercial and Savings Bank and Armour of Monroe bought cattle and hogs, with Angus calves and premium steers striking prices from 25 to 30 cents a pound.

Green County FFA Madison Arlie Mucks Mucks UW Extension Department George Gramling Commercial and Savings Bank and Armour of Monroe Clarence Grundahl Evan Siedschlag Lee Johnson Armour Bob Feikema Don Witt Sharon Tschudy Richard Ammon Dean Saalsan

Fair Dates Set for Green County 1959

Rolland W. Karlen secretary of the Green County Fair Association announced the 1959 fair will run July 29 30 31 and August 1 2. He confirmed the dates with Charles B. Dreary Wisconsin Department of Agriculture official. Green County leads in state date confirmations.

Rolland W. Karlen Green County Fair Association Karlen Charles B. Dreary Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Green County

Winds Up Tour Pleased By GOP Spirit

President Eisenhower returned to Washington after a six day cross country drive for the Republican campaign praising no pessimism. Truman mocked Democratic split claiming only split is within the Republican party. Nixon urged Southern Democrats to back court integration while pledging civil rights expansion. Eisenhower challenged radicals and warned of inflation while Stevenson condemned the demagoguery. Truman in New York opposed purging pro Democrats and said he wants all Democrats.

Associated Press Eisenhower Washington Chicago GOP Harry S. Truman Republian Party Truman New York Boston Nixon Adlai Stevenson Orval Faubus Arkansas Marvin Griffin Georgia J. Lindsay Almond Virginia Supreme Court Benson Republican Congress California Stevenson Ike Providence R.I Democratic Party Congress Republican Party Paul Butler

Area 4-H Groups Honored at Event

In St John’s church area 4-H members received honors with Allen Johnson and Maureen Dillon named top achievers for the Monroe East area. County agent Myron Jeglum presented awards to top first year and junior 4-H members across dairy foods nutrition pony and clothing projects among others.

Monroe East St. John’s Church Allen Johnson Maureen Dillon Richland Chuir Johnson Lester J. Johnson Wisconsin State College Platteville Miss Dillon Chester Dillon Wisconsin Power and Light Co Ben F. Feldt Hawaii Myron E. Jeglum Donna Durtschi Dutch Hollow David Allien Monroe Ag Eugene Hartwig Colleen Kubly Richland Pony Karen Maske Clover Sisters Nancy Burkhalter Janice Benkert Argus Alice Nussbaum Richard Kern Monroe Ac Dairy Jean Wyss Carol Waefler Robert Pick Rodger Mahlbuch Donald Dunaway Diane Hartwig Davie Pick Barbara Deininger Larry Kubly Sharon Tschudy Barbara Schuetze Mary Ann Sacker Betty Zimmerman Shirley Brunkow Don Witt Ralph Stauffacher David Deininger Donna Deininger Roger Stauffacher Robert Ruff Richard Ammon Swine

Stock Mart Mixed After Late Upturn

A rally in rails spurred by a stock dividend for Northern Pacific left the stock market mixed late afternoon in New York. After a brief uptick, trading remained fairly active though the market had drifted downward for a fourth straight day, with most sections near Wednesday's close.

New York Northern Pacific

Satellite Fades in Space Army Calls Off Jupiter-C Launch Search

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The Army halted the sky search for the 12 foot sphere launched last night at 1 am. Dr Jack Froehlich said upper stage problems halted the attempt and the satellite vanished after seven to eight minutes of radio tracking. NASA officials indicated the project would be repeated with three more projects planned. The missile stood 69 feet tall and launched at 10 21 pm, climbing and then fading from sight 20 minutes after blastoff.

Cape Canaveral Fla Jack Froehlich D. D. Wyatt National Aeronautics and Space Administration Army Space Program Earth

Chiang Kai-shek Renounces Force in Mainland Reunification Talks

Chiang Kai-shek and Secretary Dulles ended talks with a pledge to avoid force as the main method of recovering the mainland. They reportedly agreed to reduce offshore island forces by 15 000 to 20 000 troops, pending Communist restraint. The communique framed the mission as political and social, not military, while noting the pledge may not apply if the mainland faces a major revolt. The U S recognized the Nationalist government as the authentic spokesman for free China.

Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek Dulles Chiang America U.S China

Monroe United Fund Drive Progress Report

The 1958 Monroe United Fund appeal shows $6,579.50 in gifts and pledges, reaching 35 percent of the $18,680 goal. Teams stay busy in business and residential canvassing, with final figures not expected for several days.

Monroe United Fund

Centennial Fire Department Banquet Honors Monroe History

Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert narrates 100 years of Monroe Volunteer Fire Department service at a centennial banquet at Monroe Country Club. Guests include police and fire commissioners. former chiefs Kundert and Sickinger honored. museum idea proposed by Frank Buehler.

Monroe Josef J. Benkett Volunteer Fire Department Monroe Country Club Police and Fire Commission Commercial and Savings Bank Green County Historical Society R. W. Blaha Otto Kundert H. L Bert) Sickinger Benkert Norman Churchill Fire Department German Hook and Ladder Company Wisconsin Frank Buehler The Historical Society John Ammon Robert Rosa

Committees Named for UNICEF Youth Drive Planning Session

Monroe Christian Youth Council named committees and chairmen for a UNICEF Day drive at a planning session hosted by Sandra Miller. School chairmen include Elaine Rubi Carol Ericksen Sharon Einbeck Jeannie Nussbaum and Mary Jo Henning Enid Spring Janet Rupp and Miller as publicity chair. The project runs Oct 31 under the slogan Trick is to Treat with elementary involvement. proceeds aid underprivileged children worldwide.

Unicef Monroe Christian Youth Council Sandra Miller Elaine Rubi North School Carol Ericksen Sharon Einbeck South Jeanne Nussbaum Mary Jo Henning East Enid Spring Lincoln Janet Rupp Miss Miller Thomas Marean

John M Halverson dies at 37 in Maywood

John M Halverson 37 of Maywood IL formerly of Monroe died early yesterday at Hines Memorial Hospital Hines IL He was a WWII veteran discharged 1945 He married Ruth Borngraeber of Milwaukee Easter 1947 Survived by wife Ruths son Ronald Maywood brother Harold Monroe uncle Lars Wick Monroe and aunt Lena Wick Elmhurst burial Elm Lawn cemetery Elmhurst IL Services set at 9 am CDT tomorrow Suburban Funeral Home Maywood IL

John M. Halverson Maywood Ill Monroe Hines Memorial Hospital Hines, Il Halverson Harold Lars Wick Mrs. Wick Brooklyn N. Y Wick John M Henry Margaret Halverson Monroe High School Ruth Borngraeber Milwaukee St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Greendale Ronald Lars Lena Halverson) Wick Elm Lawn Elmhurst

Pittsburgh Hotel Strike Ends as Workers Return

About 2,300 workers at five Pittsburgh hotels voted to end the strike and return to work. Pickets were removed from the Penn-Sheraton, Pittsburgher, Webster Hall, Sherwyn, and Roosevelt hotels.

Pittsburgh Penn-Sheraton Pittsburgher Webster Hall Sherwyn Roosevelt

Cornerstone Ceremony Set For New Glarus High School

The 370000 dollar New Glarus high school cornerstone will be laid at 7 30 tonight with a program and tours. The Bruni Miller firm is general contractor and Edwin Klassy will read a list of contents. Remarks by officials follow and a dedication at 8. The site covers 10 acres with 12 teaching stations and a 1490 seat gym. capacity may rise beyond 409.

Glarus High School Bruni-Miller Co Monroe John Steinmann Monticello Times New Glarus Judith Erb James Schroeder Robert Feller Dennis Dorst Norman Fries Edwin Klassy Bernie Wilde Board of Education Bruni-Miller Firm Louise Johnson Barbara Disch Joy Anderson Ruth Buesser Janet Schneider Janice Nyhus Ray Meythaler PTA Earl Willoughby Frederick Thacker Adeline Reuter

Pasternak Wins 1958 Nobel Prize in Literature

Boris Pasternak, the Russian poet and author of Doctor Zhivago, was awarded the 1958 Nobel Prize in Literature. The 68 year old writer, living near Moscow, faces Soviet bans on Zhivago in Russia though the prize sparks international debate and a $41,420 award.

Stockholm Boris Pasternack Doctor Zhivago Moscow Russia

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T. O. Stauffacher R. J. Myers Idle Hour Mansion Jaycettes Jerry Bruno Kenosha Proxmise New England Bank Mucks Herd GOP Spirit Armed Forces Marvin Marty Irvin Putney James Lewis Argyle Monroe Armory Stock Mart United Fund John Halverson New Area School Russell Monroe Lynn F. B. Tschudy Robert Willoughby James Willoughby Gilbert Ott Forrest Hewes Patricia Klassy Gerald Disch John W. Steinmann Walter B. Senty Instiution
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