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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
3
Greendale Wisconsin announces publication details from the Greendale Publishing Co. with notices about local listings and upcoming events. The item highlights newsroom operations and community notices in Greendale.
The Greendale editorial argues housing for G I's is a pressing, bungled issue. It questions motives of private developers and Congress, notes high prices, and critiques government programs and the Wagner Allender Taft bill while urging better solutions and public support.
The passage argues government failures but acknowledges some housing for the poor. It predicts a reactionary Congress after November elections and harsh scrutiny of social legislation. It warns government housing programs will be cut as a lucrative target amid political shifts.
The piece portrays Wisconsin's senator elect Joseph McCarthy as advocating that coal miners and their leader John L. Lewis be compelled to return to work under militant rules. It compares his approach to prewar German and Italian tactics, mentions concentration camps as a possibility, and notes his selective targeting of coal workers while excluding other unions. It also references his Milwaukee Racine and Kenosha County vote defeat of La Follette and warns of a future political challenge to his career.
A guide urging weekly papers to focus on local news about readers and community life rather than national or world events. It argues the best papers have strong local reporting, minimal canned releases, scrutiny of propaganda, and plentiful advertising, with larger circulation indicating reader support.
Roger Chezik returned from a three week trip covering about 6500 miles visiting Monterey Tampico Mexico City Vera Cruz Guadalajara and Acapulco on the Pacific He notes Mexicans are about two centuries behind time with large loads on heads wooden oxen plows and hand labor He attended two bull fights in Mexico City and remarks on the national sport and the 65 000 seat stadium.
Gasoline is very scarce and of poor grade here. Most tropical fruits are grown locally and cheap. About 400 new cars and 300 new trucks cross the border daily with cars valued around $3000 each. Abundant flowers and wild orchids grow alongside the highway.
Royal Neighbors will meet at Mrs A Pluschack Heles Corners on Tuesday December 10 at two o'clock to elect officers for Camp 9086 and members are urged to attend this important meeting.
A humorous essay-pastoral on the nature of boys describes them as restless, versatile, and disruptive but essential. It paints a growing boy as a creature of appetite and energy, keen observers of life, yet prone to accidents and mischief, a symbol of national hope.
A historic manifesto argues for a free press in Greendale to combat propaganda and government overreach. It emphasizes truthful reporting, community access, affordable news, local schools and government support, and resisting rent hikes and sales controls. The text also advocates 100 percent Americanism, better transportation, and economic vitality to sustain a free, independent paper.
Church notices list Sunday Masses at 6 8 30 9 30 and 11 30 a m with 9 30 for children and daily Mass at 7 45 a m except first Friday 6 30 am Confessions 3 30 5 30 and 7 30 9 pm Saturdays and Thursday before first Friday also. Religious instruction for children 434 years through eighth grade Sundays 8 30 am with Thursday sessions in the Community Building. AGMA meeting Mondays in the Community Building.
The article notes that December 25 was decreed as Christmas by Roman Emperor Julian who began Christian but returned to paganism before his death in 383 A D. It states that the date aligned with Western church opinions and winter festival traditions such as Saturnalia and Yule, while some Eastern churches long celebrated January as Christmas.
From the voice of JO SERRA, the piece argues for gold as money to restore confidence in the U S economy. It critiques fiat money and references past elections, comparing the situation to trading in an old car and noting misjudgments on the last election day.
Greendale Community Church announces 11 a m service 10 a m Sunday school junior choir Wednesday 3 15 p m room 8 senior choir Wednesday 7 30 p m ladies guild selling Christmas cards contact Mrs Frank Stark phone 435 M or visit 5601 Azalea Ct plans January Sunday evening service for morning service access Christmas Eve candlelight at 11 p m St Luke's Church led by Rev W Schuitheiss features Sunday School 9 45 a m Divine Worship 10 45 a m junior catechism 7 45 a m junior choir 7 30 p m adult choir 8 20 p m Tuesday senior catechism 7 45 a m Wednesday election of officers and Christmas plans at Sunday School conference Thursday 8 o'clock room 35 Overseas relief food drive has rallied many members remaining items welcome Adult Choir rehearsals for Christmas music directed by Miss Meyne join them this Tuesday.
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