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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1949
Page
2
Government accountability through public meetings criticized
The speaker argues that people demand government actions funded by taxpayers and questions reliance on external advisers. They claim increased legislature would occur unless citizens stay engaged, highlighting concerns over governance direction and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
Gloria Schneider Heads Albany Club
Gloria Schneider is named head of the Albany Club in a community update from the Times Leader. The appointment signals leadership change and ongoing club activities in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Schneider
Albany Club
Ten Years Ago and Twenty Five Years Ago Notes
A collage recalls events from 1909 and 1924 in Green County and beyond. References include Miss Vila M. Disch at 16, 4-H clubs, deaths of Madi a R. Miller and Walter O. Pietzsch, cheese shipments, county road maps, Swiss native, and President Coolidge’s April 1924 keynote on restoring ideals. Also notes about local resignations, dairy leaders, and flags display efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vila M. Disch
Green County
Saggles
Madia
R. D. Miller
Clarno
Huron
S. D
Anderson Brothers
Wittaen
Fianagan
Ata
Janesville
Coolidge
America
Cam
C. T.tt
Attica
George Pietzsch
Madison
Walter O. Pietzsch
Switzerland
BP. L
H. P. Maxwell
Auto Firms Near New Postwar Peak
Detroit industry production holds near postwar peak despite work stoppages threatening national output. Packard in Detroit reports a stoppage over spray paint conditions. with Nash also out, total cuts may under 6,000 units, while Cadillac and Lincoln maintain higher weekly outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Packard Motor Car Co
Packard
Nash
Dillac
Lincoln
Gasoline Consumption Surges At La Guardia Field
In a single day 175000 gallons of gasoline were consumed at La Guardia field, reflecting peak demand and heavy activity in airport operations amid rising travel volumes and freight movement reported by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGuardia Field
Orangeville Area School Vote Set Across Six Precincts
A Saturday election will decide if the Orangeville area forms a six precinct community unit school district serving grades one through twelve. Precincts cover Orangeville Rock Grove Oneco Buckeye Waddams and Harlem townships with polling sites at area schools and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Thomas R. Pfisterer
Rock Grove Township
Pleasant View
Oneco Township
Buckeye Township
Cedarville
Waddams Town
Boundary Change Excludes Dakota township Dakota unit area
The description notes a ship east of the Pecatonica river not including McConnell and excludes the northwest portion of Dakota township from the Dakota unit school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship
Pecatonica River
McConnell
Dakota Township
Dakota Unit
Darlington Adopts Curbline Parking On Main Street
Darlington shifts Main street parking from center to curb stalls after wear on brick pavement. Center system introduced 16 years ago to add 150 spaces and allow 10 minute curb parking. A 22 vote tied until Mayor Paul McGettigan cast the deciding vote for curb parking. Main street carries state highways 23 and 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Paul McGettigan
Gym Project Mapped For Blanchardville
School board met with the PTA committee to discuss a future gymnasium and auditorium addition to the Blanchardville high school. PTA members Carlton Chandler A L Sardeson Orville Fokedahl Dr F W Baker and Ercil Skaife served on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
PTA
Carlton Chandler
A. L. Sardeson
Orville Fokedahl
F. W. Baker
Ercil Skaife
Scientist barred by Reds from check on gravity forces
Dr George Woollard of the University of Wisconsin says Russians vetoed his entry into Potsdam to observe gravity there. He notes Potsdam gravity has long served as a reference for global calculations and claims new measurements suggest the Potsdam figure is incorrect. He recounts two failed attempts and mentions his 82,000 mile world survey under the Office of Naval Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
George Woollard
University of Wisconsin
Potsdam
Woollard
Office of Naval Research
Precision in Automotive Parts Requires Tiny Tolerances
In some automotive parts accuracy must be so great that an error of one ten thousandth of an inch cannot be tolerated. This precision equals about one thirtieth the thickness of a human hair.
Educator Claims School Deficiency in Chicago Talk
Clifford J. Campbell of Dunbar trade school told 2 000 psychologists and counselors that high school education is only 40 percent efficient nationally. He warned against clinging to old classical methods and urged realistic reforms for a broad cross section of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clifford J. Campbell
Dunbar Trade School
Campbell
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F. A. Kirshner
Dist
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