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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1949

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Witness Claims Reds Planned Alaskan Invasion in 1945

Testimony in a communist conspiracy case says Albert Lannon told Maryland area members that the Soviet army could invade Alaska via Canada and reach the United States. The witness, Charles Nicodemus, recounted Lannon’s claim of 500000 troops in Siberia and a push through Alaska to Detroit, plus sabotage aims if war occurred.

New York Alaska United States Canada Albert Lannon Maryland District of Columbia Communist Party Charles Nicodemus Lannon Cumberland Russia Siberia Red Army Detroit Nicodemus U. S Amer Command Cnonies Shabana

Senators Approve Housing Proposal Amid Senate Vote

The Senate approved a broad housing plan authorizing construction of a large number of units over six years. The vote tally stood 57 to 13 as lawmakers backed the program for research and support efforts tied to the housing initiative.

Washington Senate

Action on Paving Awaits Bid Study

A meeting of the city council and officials to act on courthouse square paving is postponed while bids are studied. Bids are scheduled to be opened today at 1 30 p m in city hall.

Court House Square City Hall

Assembly approves penalties for reckless firearm use

Madison reports the Assembly backed a Gilley bill to punish careless discharge of firearms with fines up to 100 dollars, six month jail terms, or both. Licenses could be revoked for set periods, with longer loss possible after criminal negligence. The measure, sent to the Senate, also repeals a 1943 memorial hospital bill.

Madison Assembly Senate Gilley Rhinelander Wisconsin

Township Opposes Darlington Dumpsite Plan

Residents of Darlington township petitioned to block a dumping permit for the city of Darlington. They cite relocation of highway 23 and oppose using their township as a dump site.

Darlington Darlington Township

Cheese Prices Firm No Sales At Plymouth

Wisconsin cheese exchange reports firm prices with no sales at Plymouth. Trade activity appears stagnant as buyers hold back and sellers maintain asking levels amid market uncertainty.

Plymouth

Occupational License Rules Tightened Under New State Law

District Attorney Rodney O. Kittelsen announced tightened occupational driver license rules following a new state law in effect last week. A 90 day waiting period applies to applications, with limits on hours work and travel area. Licenses may be issued only if no DUI conviction in the prior 18 months by judges of record, replacing justices of the peace. In Green county the issuing judges will be Harold J. Lamboley or Harry Fox.

Rodney O. Kittelsen Green County Harold J. Lamboley Harry Fox Circuit Court Justices of the Peace

Public Enemy No 1 Caught in Gunfight

Public Enemy No 1 Clyde Milton Johnson lay in critical condition at General Hospital with a bullet in his back after a running gun fight with three FBI agents on Monument Circle. Johnson, linked to a Memphis bank robbery on February 8 and an escape from Dade county jail on March 1, was pursued after leaving a downtown hotel where his wife Billie Glaze Johnson was arrested.

Indianapolis Clyde Milton Johnson FBI General Hospital Johnson Monument Circle Harvey Foster North Side First National Bank Memphis Dade County Miami Billie Glaze Johnson Washington Street Meridian Street

Highway 23 Project Starts in Lafayette

Pav ing of highway 23 began today in Lafayette with work aimed at full operation by Monday. Bushman Construction Co delayed by weather will pour concrete from Cala mine toward Calamine road and then start at Darlington city limits to Calamine. With normal weather, completion is expected in six weeks.

Darlington Highway 23 Bushman Construction Co Calamine Road Calamine

Brief Rain Falls Relieve Dry Fields in County Farm Area

Rainfall measurements ranged from .18 inch in Monroe to heavier amounts in other parts of the county. The brief shower last night and early morning offered relief to dry fields as farmers and tractors worked the soils as the rain began.

Monroe

Forest fires near Nekoosa quelled by cloudburst

A vast blaze across upland jack pine and scrub oak in Juneau and Wood counties was halted by a late evening cloudburst after seven hours of firefighting. About 3 000 acres burned with timber losses pegged at $60 000 and farm buildings losses potentially $5 000 to $80 000.

Jueau and Wood Fred Jacobson Wood County Game Garden Nekoosa Tim Rottler Nekoosa Forest Ranger Station Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin Territory Necedah Black River Falls Babcock Nd Friendship Wood County Highway Department Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co Juneau County Juneau Wood

County Dairy Day Set for June 9 at Green County Fairgrounds

Green County announces Dairy Day on June 9 at the fairgrounds. Activities include a dairy show parade band performances by Green County High School, dairy queen events and a radio entertainment troupe. W. T. Kane chairs the committee with J. E. Brecklin as co chair.

Green County Fairgrounds Court House Square W. T. Kane J. E. Brecklin

Farm Hand Killed By Charging Bull

Olson Robert Burnell 25 a farm hand died when a bull charged him on the Amos Olson farm near Lamont route 4 Darlington hours after leaving supper to milk He died instantly from crushing head injuries The coroner will not hold an inquest Ended by the bull outside the barn He leaves a large family with surviving relatives and a funeral planned at the Amos Olson home and East Wiota Lutheran church.

Argyle Robert Burnell Olson Amos Lamont Darlington Lafayette County Joseph Connolly Olson Merlin Albert Jr Edward Robinson Gratiot Clinton Nall Amos Olson East Wiota G. M. Gunderson Wiota Erickson Funeral Home

Plymouth Man Killed by Automobile Crossing County Trunk

Frank Thiele 84 of Sheboygan was killed instantly when struck by a car while walking along county trunks near the north city limits early today.

Plymouth Frank Thiele Sheboygan

Opera Singer Slaying Mystery Ties Police Clues

Atlanta police pursue a mysterious killing of Metropolitan Opera tenor Hans J. Gareis also known as John Garris. The body was found in a rain soaked alley with a hat and coat atop a garbage can near a warehouse. A phone call to an unknown YMCA recipient is the strongest lead as detectives work to connect the clues while the Met company continues its tour.

Atlanta John Garris Metropolitan Opera Garris Metropolitan Company YMCA Metropolitan Opera Company Memphis Hans J. K. Gareis Hitler Germany Greece America

Heroism of Husband Who Saw Wife Perish Saves Others in Storm

Miss Ruth Hanna recalls the Seaflower cruise to Bermuda on Palm Sunday. John Pitcairn of Boston saved other voyagers after his wife was swept overboard during a five day Atlantic gale. The 70 foot windjammer was towed to New York by a coast guard cutter arriving Wednesday.

New York Atlantic Ruth Hanna Rockville Centre N. Y Bermuda John Pitcairn Boston Gulf Stream Mrs. Pitcairn Pitcairn Miss Hanna Fina S N. Y Coast Guard Seaflower

Avery Maintains Ward's Helm With No Opposition

Sewell Avery was assured of re election as a director of Montgomery Ward Co as nominations closed unopposed. Directors will meet to elect a chairman, with Avery expected to hold the post. Avery, chief executive officer, runs day to day operations while substantial stockholders like Massachusetts Investors Trust opposed his re election.

Chicago Sewell Avery Montgomery Ward and Co Avery Ward's Ward Massachusetts Investors Trust

New Glarus Plans Salute to Firemen

New Glarus volunteer fire department marks its 50th anniversary with a 7 p.m. banquet and public dance. Guest speaker is Fire Chief Edward E. Wichser of Milwaukee. Invited chiefs include O. E. Hirst of Galena trustee of regional fire associations, Edward J. Page of Madison, Jacob Krieg of Monticello, Norman Buss of Belleville, and Oren Burt of Albany. Also invited are J. F. Statz of the state industrial commission and ex chiefs C. M. Stauffer and Richard Wiedman.

New Glarus New Glarus Volunteer Fire Department Edward E. Wichser Milwaukee O. E. Hirst Galena Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Association Edward J. Page Madison Jacob Krieg Monticello Norman Buss Belleville Oren Burt Albany J. F. Statz State Industrial Commission C. M. Stauffer Richard Wiedman

Nanking Cut Off By Chinese Reds

British warships face heavy fire on the Yangtze as Amethyst seeks relief. Four British vessels at Kaihwo, Shanghai, and Nanking areas suffer damage with casualties as U S naval hospital ship reaches Shanghai. Communists shell north bank defenses and intercept relief efforts amid attempts to ferry Amethyst.

Nanking Kai U.S. Naval Hospital Shanghai Western Fleet Tsingtao London Consort Yangtze North Bank

Health Insurance Proposal Highlighted as Major Project

A report outlines a proposed health and medical program framed as a major project. President Truman advocates a government funded plan with compulsory insurance financed by payroll tax deductions similar to social security. The plan aims to expand maternal and child health services and general medical care without altering patient provider relationships.

Trumaneke

McConnell Man Seriously Hurt After Roof Fall

Lloyd C. Stamm, 71, is in serious condition at St. Francis hospital Freeport after a fall from the roof of his home near McConnell. The incident is reported as a special dispatch with details now under investigation.

McConnell Lloyd C. Stamm St. Francis Hospital Freeport

Scenic group elects Dr H W Carey president

Dr H W Carey a Lancaster physician was elected president of the Southwest Wisconsin Scenic association which represents LaCrosse Vernon Crawford Richland Grant Iowa and Lafayette counties.

Richland Center H. W. Carey Lancaster Southwest Wisconsin Scenic Association LaCrosse Vernon Crawford Richland Grant Iowa Lafayette

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