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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1950
Page
2
The Associated Press exclusive rights to republish local news printed in the paper and AP dispatches, with annual rates listed. It specifies pricing outside a region, mentioning Stephenson County and a general advance payment requirement in a formal notice style.
Statesman Hoover II urges a full reorganization of the UN to exclude the Russian orbit nations and form a united front of democracies to defend the western way. He argues the current charter reflects a postwar illusion of Russia as ally and warns that peace may cost freedom if vacillating action continues.
The piece argues that McCarthy’s charges sparked a power struggle with the administration and party politics. Witnesses cite mutually contradictory testimonies, leaving courts to determine who is truthful. It contends hidden forces and odd influences have clouded loyalty and policy in recent years.
The Rod and Gun Club received permission from the Public Service Commission to build a dam on Willow River 12 miles from Tripoli for recreation, with construction plans to be submitted to PSC. Oneida County Board approved the project. Wisconsin Power and Light Co authorized to spend 22600 for two gas storage tanks at its Beloit plant. About 120 million pounds of abrs are caught in American waters each year.
A pair of barns seven miles apart near Dayton were destroyed by wind and lightning during severe April storms. Other items note a gypsy convoy heading to Budapest for Imre Magyars funeral, soprano Luisa Tetraziani dies at 65 in Milan, and local injuries from an auto crash.
Miss Carolyn Vogel daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Vogel route 4 and Ray Beckman Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ray Beckman 1524 23rd avenue were married at St Peters Lutheran Church Dubuque Rev F J Landbeck officiating Attendants were Colleen Blum and Mrs W B Lorenzer The couple new Mrs Beckman is a Monroe high school 1947 graduate and bank employee Ray Beckman is a Monroe high school 1947 graduate who attended Beloit college served in the army and works for Bruni Miller Co The Beckmans plan to move into a new house in the Waelti Quinn addition.
Mrs C H Ferguson was elected WSCS president of Albany's Methodist church at a Thursday gathering home of Mrs Carl Carlson. She succeeds Mrs Boyd Atkinson. Officers named include vice president Mrs Walter Whitcomb and treasurer Mrs R H Tegen. News officers start May 1. nominating committee was Mmes Orra Compton Henry Olson and Walter Whitcomb.
Mrs Chauncey Edwards hosted the 18th birthday for her daughter Alice Marie Edwards at her sister Mrs Frank Steindorf s home. Attending were Albany high school seniors including Chauncey Edwardses Charlene Evansville Kathryn Kauk Dorothy Preuti Phyllis Dunphy Carol Jones Darlyne Miller Nathan Speich Harless Rankins Daryl Davenport Fred Hammerly Kenneth Klossner Jr Loren Bagley.
Robert Crandall son of Mr and Mrs Dwight A Crandall joins Phi Delta Theta a social fraternity at the University of Wisconsin among 20 new members in the fall pledge class at the UW campus on 14th Avenue.
George Steil 76 of Darlington died yesterday at his home after 43 years as a funeral director. Born December 13 1873 in Eden township he was a charter Knights of Columbus member. Surviving: widow Laura two sons Irenus Darlington and George Janesville two daughters Margaret and Carline both of Oak Park Illinois a brother Joseph Mineral Point three sisters Sister M Clarine River Forest Ill Mrs Fred Baun Highland and Mrs N H May Mineral Point. Last rites Monday at 9 am Holy Rosary Church with Monsignor Bernard Doyle. interment in church cemetery. friends may call at the St funeral home today and Sunday.
A Browntown weed meeting featured a State College official from the College of Agriculture speaking on the history of weed destruction. Lester Van Loon, assistant county agricultural agent, showed slides and described spray materials. The group debated administration of new weed laws and farmer impacts if the program is run by district deputies. Next county weed meeting is set for Tuesday at Alba high school. Brooklyn meeting planned for Wednesday at Borst Implement.
Joseph Durrer and Carl Hodel from Kussnackt and Lucerne, Canada visitors to Anton Niederberger at 2114 14th Street, discuss cheese making and dairying. Durrer aims to stay if employment found under immigration quotas. Hodel must return in about a month to await a quota opening.
Rev Manly J Mumford 80 retired Methodist leader died Friday at Evanston after 45 years in the ministry. Ordained in Kansas in 1893 he served Illinois pastorates including Pecatonica and Pearl City and left a widow and four sons. Census will run over into May as 18 million remain to be counted.
On a spring day, Pop digs a garden with Sonny helping. Worms in a can, gear loaded for fishing, and a quiet creek yield a big trout Sonny catches first, but Pop claims the glory as the two share a meal of delicious trout.
New members listed with residence details include Sheilah Jean Yost at 2116 16th avenue on January 27, 1949. William Cash Kilian at 1200 29th avenue on May 17, 1949. Caryia Jeane Crooks Route 1 Brodhead on November 3, 1949. Steve Alan Wuetrich Route 1 on September 4, 1949. Karen Elaine Hanson Route 5 on May 20, 1949.
Services for Edward McGinley three died Thursday will be held at 3 30 p m tomorrow at the Nelson Sharer funeral home Rev E J Jeffrey pastor of the First Methodist church will officiate and burial will be in Union Grove cemetery McGinley born October 12 1866 in Madison survived by widow two sons Irv Darlington Rex b...ion Ind and a Milwaukee brother Guy formerly of Monroe a sister Miss Muriel E McGinley Darlington died March 29 1950 It was reported in Darrington California.
Four Milwaukee dairies announce a six cent wholesale milk price hike effective May 1 raising the wholesale rate to 50 cents for regular milk and 54 cents for homogenized milk. The move affects distributors and retailers in the Milwaukee area.
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