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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1952
Page
7
Monroe motorists were warned by Police Chief J. H. Schwaiger to plan rest stops, pre check cars, pack lightly, drive at safe speeds, only pass when clear, and avoid overdriving headlights. He stresses respecting signals, parking off main routes, watching pedestrians, not picking up hitchhikers, keeping space between vehicles, and stopping to view scenes safely.
Albert Schlappis and son near Winslow post a $100 reward for 40 missing feeder pigs weighing 50 to 70 pounds each. After a December barn fire and frostbitten hogs, thefts during July 16 or 23 compounded losses at the farm. Neighbors aided with earlier rescues and feed shortages.
Major Charles Woerple runs the Berliner train carrying military personnel and trusted passengers under tight secrecy through the Russian Zone of Germany. Two MPs, a baggage guard, and a train commander secure the trip from departure to Helmstedt Marienborn where a Russian officer collects passenger lists. Lt. Ronald D Smith, stationed in North Dakota, notes Soviet nerves as American jazz and anti American propaganda play on the platform.
TOPEKA Kansas One-year-old Charles E Weber son of Mr and Mrs Carl E Weber of Topeka has become a skating regular after starting at nine months He gained weight rapidly from birth nine pounds to 38 pounds by seven months before his doctors advised skates Now he weighs about 28 pounds and is described as a solid little athlete.
Wisconsin high-level study shows the gasoline tax covers 57 percent of highway user revenue for road building and maintenance. In 1951 highway spending reached about 59 million dollars with federal aid, property taxes and other funds contributing the rest. vehicle registrations rose substantially as the postwar era expanded road networks.
A photographer hired to take pictures of a train wreck near Montgomery reports activity in the Brun- area. The incident involves salvage and image collection for coverage, with authorities coordinating on-site access and safety measures.
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