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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1950

Page

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Congressional Study Proposes 1951 Super Profit Tax

Congressional tax writers weigh a 1951 excess profits levy on individuals and corporations amid broader revenue ideas. The Senate Finance Committee orders staff to study a national sales tax, a transaction levy, and new excises while deferring a corporation excess profits tax for now. Senator George argues the move protects middle incomes from higher regular rates.

Washington Senate Finance Committee George D-Ga Truman Hoey D-Nc Senate Finance Committee House Ways and Means Committee Congress

Illinois Air Crash Claims Five Lives

A light plane crashed and burned in a bean field near Sweetwater Illinois killing five people. Farmers report the craft circled the farm for about five minutes before plunging through fog. The deceased are Russell F. Jones 63 Edna 55 Ivan 18 Elizabeth 16 and Judy Rose Ricketts 8.

Sweetwater Ill John Ridge Springfield Ridge Edgar T. Drayson Monmouth Russell F. Jones

Fey Hartwig Cars Hit at Intersection

A head on collision near a blind corner outside the city harmed two drivers and a 12 year old passenger. Raymond C Fey and Donald Fey sustained minor injuries while Mrs Julius Hartwig Jr was treated for shock at St Clare hospital.

Raymond C. Fey Julius Hartwig Jr 17Th Avenue Donald Fey Fey Hartwig St. Clare Hospital Donald

Back to School Days Film Draws Large City Crowd

Goetz theater was jammed this afternoon as children attended the first of two Back to School Days free movies. The event runs today and tomorrow with tickets for tomorrow for children 16 and under available from city merchants as the merce retail committee signals the fall shopping season.

Goetz Theater Merce Retail Committee

Necedah Woman Claims Miracle at Virgin Mary Vision

A Necedah farm woman Mary Anna Van Hoof said the Virgin Mary appeared to her at noon for the seventh time. Nearly 100000 persons gathered in blazing sun to witness the scene with about 60 priests and 30 nuns present. A diocesan panel will report on any manifestation while Bishop Treacy had earlier lifted a ban on special services.

Anna van Hoof Necedah van Hoof Mary Mary Anna van Hoof Preston McEvoy Jo Ann John Treacy la Crosse St. Francis Recreation Hall Gaunt

Edgerton Man Killed In Korean Fighting

Pfc. John Anderson a 19 year old from Edgerton is identified as the second Southern Wisconsin man killed in Korea. He served in a reconnaissance company of the 24th Infantry Division as news reports note ongoing casualties including missing in action and wounded.

Wisconsin Pfc John Anderson Edgerton William Hotchkiss Beloit Anderson 24Th Infantry Division

Britain Celebrates As Stork Brings Girl To Elizabeth

Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip welcome a daughter at Clarence House weighing six pounds. The new princess is third in line to the throne, succeeding her 21 month old brother Prince Charles and moving Princess Margaret to fourth. Philip toasts the health of the princess with champagne.

London Elizabeth Prince Philip Prince Charles Clarence House Buckingham Palace Philip Margaret Champagne

E M Stauffacher Dies After Illness at 76

Edward M. Stauffacher 76 of 2103 1th avenue died 8 30 pm yesterday at St Clare hospital after surgery last Tuesday He was born in New Glarus April 12 1874 and married Mary Schmid January 21 1902 They farmed in Jordan Clarno and Monroe townships later moving to the city Services will be 2 pm Thursday at Immanuel Evangelical church with burial in Greenwood cemetery Survivors include the widow five daughters two brothers one sister and ten grandchildren A son Alvin was killed in World War II in 1944.

Edward M. Stauffacher Lth Avenue St. Clare Hospital New Glarus Abraham and Elsbeth Babler Stauffacher Jordan Township Monroe Mary Schmid Arleigh Frautschy Clarno Township Kermit Wolf Orangeville Clarence Schultz Maurice Babler William D Otto J Orfordville Frank Ellis Alvin Stauffacher Jacob John Ernest Albert Henry Miles Newmand Herman Gempeler Immanuel Evangelical Church Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Howard L. Orians Greenwood Cemetery

Market Levels Off After Minor Change

New York stocks edged higher with TV shares rising above $1 while other sectors gained modestly. Trading activity improved slightly in the morning but overall volume remained light, with turnover near 1.3 million shares for the day.

New York

Air ROTC and Navy Deferment Rules Outlined

Washington reports set deferment rules for advanced air force ROTC students and Navy reservists. Advanced ROTC students may resign from reserves to continue ROTC with draft deferral, while basic course ROTC members remain eligible for active duty. Navy deferments require a request within 48 hours of orders, with travel time and reporting by 10 days.

Washington National Guard Air Force ROTC Navy Naval District Air Reserve Training Headquarters Glenview

Found Shot To Death At Home In Houston

Houston police reported Craig F. Cullinan, president of American Rebulbs Corp, was found shot to death at his residence. Justice of the Peace W C Ragan held an inquest but did not return a verdict.

Houston Craig F. Cullinan American Republics Corp Justice of the Peace W. C. Ragan

India Proposes Smaller Nations Negotiate Peace

The United Nations Security Council discussed an Indian proposal to have six elected non permanent members form a "little council" to study and propose peaceful settlements in Korea. Western members welcomed the idea in principle but want more details, while Russia and Malik criticized procedural moves and blocked council action.

Security Council Big Battlers Sir Bengal N. Rau Rau Korea France Britain United States

Roller Tragedy Strikes Blanchardville Child

Randy Severson five was killed when ran over by a power roller at 12:30 p m in front of his parents home on county trunks Iowa county authorities say he rode a tricycle near road work and darted into the machine s path funeral arrangements are pending at Saether funeral home Peter Severson the paternal grandfather among mourners

Blanchardville Randy Severson Burnette Severson Iowa Randy Severson Peter Severson Saether Funeral Home

Chicago Man Killed In Janesville Crash

Bernard P. Hagamann, 36, of Chicago, died when his car ran off Highway 14 on a curve just north of Janesville. The collision marked Rock County’s third fatal traffic accident in two days and Hagamann was killed instantly.

Janesville Rock County Bernard P. Hagamann Chicago Hagamann Highway 14

Missing Congressman Flies Back to Push Mail Bill

Rep. John R. Walsh arrives late from Green Bay to urge a vote on a bill to restore full postal service by reversing a Postmaster General order. The effort relies on a special rule after 218 signatories to move the measure from the rules committee, with Wisconsin Rep. Lawrence Smith among supporters.

Washington John R. Walsh Donaldson Walsh House Rules Committee Steve Dolan Milwaukee Rep Dolan Lawrence Smith Wisconsin

Allies Spoil Timetable Upset Reds Plan in Korea

Allied forces harass the North as they press a deadline for red conquest of the south set for September 1. Lt. Gen. Walton Walker orders no retreat while counteroffensives shift momentum. Kim Il Sung warns of a tough endgame within 16 days as a 22 man Chinese mission visits Pyongyang.

Tokyo Korean Red South Walton H. Walker Taegu Japan 38Th Parallel Kim Il Sung U. S Korea Red China Li -I-San Kuo Mo-jo Pyongyang Peiping Tme

Atter Buildings Burn Near Wiota

Firemen and neighbors saved the George Atter farm home near Wiota after a fast-spreading blaze destroyed the barn, hog house, milk house, tractor shed, granary and more. Loss estimated at 25 000 dollars, with replacement costs higher. only the milking equipment survived.

South Wayne George Atter Wiota Atter Karen Pal Darlington

Vehicle revenue climbs for Wisconsin motor vehicle department

Madison reports 1948 49 receipts rose to 24 316 454 from 21 671 372 for the Wisconsin motor vehicle department. Commissioner Ben L Marcus announced the fiscal period results.

Madison Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department Ben L. Marcus

Mysterious Quakes Defy Exact Location Across Globe

Boston area seismographs from Weston and Harvard offered differing origin estimates for the most violent quake in years. Father Daniel Linehan suggested 5215 miles from Boston possibly in north Turkey or Caspian region, while Philip Berger of Harvard put the source 7500 to 9000 miles away likely in the South Pacific. Both noted the records were exceptionally violent and hard to interpret.

Boston Turkey South Pacific Boston College Weston Daniel Linehan Caspian Sea Philip R. Berger Harvard University Seismograph Harvard Mass

Quebec Ship Fire Traps 600 Aboard In Canadian Blaze

Tadoussac Quebec reports a 7000 ton cruise liner the Quebec burned to the waterline last night after racing aflame in the St Lawrence River. About 600 persons aboard were landed safely with around 400 passengers and 200 crew reporting minor injuries. The vessel is a total loss.

Tadoussac Quebec St. Lawrence Canada Steamship Lines Noronic Toronto Saguenay River

Four Crewmen Die in Texas B 29 Crash

A B 29 bomber from Barksdale field Shreveport crashed in a field near Fort Worth yesterday afternoon killing four crewmen. Eight crewmen survived with minor injuries as the four engine bomber burst into flames about 200 feet from nearby frame houses while attempting to land at Carswell air force base two miles south of the scene.

Fort Worth Here Barksdale Air Force Base Shrevesport Carswell Air Force Base

Burns Mt Horeb School Destroyed by Lightning

The Riley rural school six miles east of here was struck by lightning early today and burned to the ground. Only a piano and some books were saved. 25 pupils had registered for classes.

Mt. Horeb Riley Here

Wisconsin Cheese Prices Mixed As Market Holds Steady

The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese market steady to firm with demand fair to good. Selling prices include single daisies 34 to 35, longhorns 34 to 35, square prints 35 to 35.4, and midgets 36 to 37.44 per unit.

Madison Wisconsin I.c.l

American Troops Drive Forward Despite Fierce Red Push

American forces pressed east of the Naktong as Red troops overran segments of the U S 24th Infantry near Changnyong and advanced seven miles east. U S and South Korean units fought stubbornly along the river while air support countered armored Red movements at Waegwan. A Russian Yak bombed Masan as U S Negro troops stormed a coastal redoubt near Masan and freed about 200 wounded artillerymen.

Tokyo Naktong Changnyong MacArthur U. S Masan Taegu Monay South Republic Waegwan U.S. 8Th Army Pusan Chinju Yuktong Pohang Sea of Japan South Korea Imam

Koenig Ainsworth Offices Burglarized Over Weekend

Police report burglaries at the Koenig and Ainsworth offices over the weekend. The Ainsworth Insurance Co. office lost a small cash amount and stamps, while L A Koenig justice of the peace file did not open. The file safe was pried with a screwdriver and the front desk at the Ainsworth office forced. No other losses or damage noted.

Ainsworth Insurance Co L. A. Koenig Justice of the Peace Koenig Ainsworth

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Illinois Fey, Hartwig Stork E.M. Stauffacher India U.N. Council Russia Jakob A. Malik Malik Roller Kills Child Green Bay Texas Burns
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