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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1957
Page
5
A group of veterans organized a Cedar Rapids chapter of the 34th division this spring. The Monticello Express notes this is the only chapter for a wide area and requests help locating missing addresses of interested men to reconnect with old friends.
Our view argues against hiring bias toward 45 to 64 year olds. Studies from the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics and manufacturing plants show similar or better production, attendance, and retention among older workers, with projected annual additions to the labor force, implying higher taxes if discrimination persists.
A brief congratulatory message marks the 1957 graduates with well wishes for future paths. The note highlights pride in achievement and the community’s support for ongoing success.
The piece argues teens push out rising singers like Elvis Presley and Sal Mineo quickly, preventing a new Bing Crosby from emerging. It notes that boy stars face a brief surge of fame followed by a swift fall, which protects them from the lifelong strain of staying on top.
A column cites John H. Patterson on courage and overcoming obstacles in business. It compares challenges to training horses and conquering seas, urging Marching toward difficulties with a conquering spirit and Epictetus on divine training for victors at the Great Games.
Monticello High School head coach Dean Nelson led the Panthers to three WaMac conference championships in his first year. A strong coaching staff including Bob Reed Andy Anderson and Hank Andrew helped Monticello dominate football basketball and track with a core group of multi sport athletes. The piece credits coaches for shaping talent and notes next year’s departures of Reed and Andrew.
Decades after the war, persistent agitation characterized national debate and policy in the aftermath. Officials grapple with costs and strategic choices amid lingering tension and public demand for reform and stability.
A Glendora California family heard a meow for weeks in a new house. Sound tracking traced the noise to a water meter, yielding a Poe like tale of suspense. The incident drew nationwide publicity.
Bennett Cerf recounts a businessman telling his secretary to apologize for postponing a meeting with Allis Chalmers in Milwaukee. The secretary pens a note phrased to mislead Alice Chalmers of Milwaukee about a Florida trip. The tale nods to John Deere as a harmless close.
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