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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1948
Page
5
The piece weighs whether air power can match warships for show of force. It notes 60 B 29s on a goodwill mission and contrasts aircraft limits with ships that can cruise for months, refuel and resupply at sea, while international law governs airspace access.
G. D. Richardson has been appointed alderman by Mayor A N Law ton to fill the unexpired term of Jacob M Schlittler who resigned. The appointment came at a special council meeting. Richardson had served several years as alderman.
Portland reports remarks by Richard A. Colgan Jr executive vice president of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association he states there is no longer a lumber shortage in housing and expects 1948 output to rise about five percent above 1947 level of 34 billion board feet
An official report says 49 Dyaks, headhunters from Borneo’s Sarawak, have arrived at Kuala Lumpur to aid in tracking communist insurgents in Malaya jungles. More Dyaks are en route.
Local residents from Spring Grove and surrounding areas hosted and visited throughout the week. Families including the Zimm erman and McClellan households celebrated birthdays while friends and relatives traveled between Monroe Evansville Rockton Juda Brodhead and Dubuque for gatherings and threshing assistance. A centennial exhibit at West Allis drew Arthur Swain and Bobby Freidli, and a Douglas family reunion occurred at Eagle Point park in Dubuque.
South Wayne residents Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell and family vacation at Fish Lake while Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chapman and daughters Geraldine and Betty Lou join Judith Krupke. George E Maddrell and family spend two weeks at Shell Lake Haworth and vacationers visit Freeport. Mrs. Harold Rading weekends with the Woellenbrandts. Mrs. Charles DeNure and twins Dorothy and Betty in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. J Louis Smith also listed.
Betsy Jo and family spent the weekend in Milwaukee for the centennial celebration. Rita Rockow and Ronald Browntown visited grandparents Charles Rockow. Dorsey Segner Norman Olson Frances Seffrood and H T Maddrell were in Freeport. Wendell Jackson and family visited his parents in Stevens Point. Mrs Clara Bell has returned to her summer home from the hospital under nurse care. Leo Webster’s family spent days in Shullsburg. State right upheld in labor dispute: Wisconsin Telephone Co clerical workers face arbitration under anti strike law per Judge Aarons.
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