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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1950
Page
2
The piece critiques the administration for missteps in China and Korea and accuses it of avoiding transparent foreign policy. It questions the support for Secretary of State Acheson, urging public confidence and a clear, united stance against communism.
The 1950 wage dispute leads to government seizure of rail lines with the army operating them. Unions agree to return to work Monday, stating negotiations must be with management. Critics warn extended government control could damage the transportation sector and echo England’s labor-economic problems under nationalization.
The article urges proper use of headlight dimming, noting factory options exist but many drivers ignore the practice. It emphasizes how blinking or blinding headlights almost cause accidents and stresses remembering to press the floor button to reduce glare for oncoming traffic.
Ten years ago British pilots fought German bombers at extreme altitudes near the Aug 26 1940 London battle. Death claimed Burton J Gardner 91 of Brodhead and local obituaries note aging residents. Community reports cover Kiwanis Wisconsin Dells convention attendance and a submerged boat scare in Clarno with several men at risk.
The narrator recalls a host and a debate with Fanny about guest accommodations as plans to rebuild the Mary Nan II unfold. They compare park benches used as beds to innerspring mattresses, while lingering on the ruined dan dy boat and the fading Matthews property.
The article notes South Korea hosts a mixed-race force under UN auspices with Korean and American troops training and fighting together. It highlights Fort Ord California’s Fourth Infantry Division removing racial segregation in training, barracks, and mess halls, fostering cross race friendships as the U.N. and U.S. Army pursue a race-neutral military program.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Truesel Dakota Ill Mrs Emma Huber and Mrs Charles Benkett return Thursday from a trip through North Dakota Minnesota Canada and northern Wisconsin They visited areas hard hit by April s Red River flood in Morris Canada and observed debris clearing and rebuilding efforts including homes still standing or under construction.
Ninety tons of Russian crab returned to Liverpool today aboard the Cunard liner Parthia after a round trip from 1947 origin. The tinned shellfish had earlier gone to America in a bid for dollar sales but was refused unloading by New York dockers who argued its sale would aid world communist movement.
The 27-year-old lieutenant colonel, commander of the North Korean 13th regiment in the 15th division, surrendered with a white flag near Tabu 11 miles north of Taegu. He said most of his regiment wanted to surrender but feared secret agents and couldn’t assemble due to intense air and artillery attacks. He described morale problems and indicated two artillery pieces hidden in an apple orchard, which American and South Korean forces immediately attacked.
The Milwaukee Road announced nine assignment changes effective September 1. C. E. Crippen moves from Milwaukee to general superintendent in all terminals with Chicago HQ. S. F. Philpot shifts from Wausau to Madison division assistant superintendent. E. Herzog becomes assistant superintendent for LaCrosse and River divisions from Madison trainmaster. L. H. Walleen moves from Horicon to trainmaster of the Dubuque and Illinois division. G. J. Barry transfers from Chicago to Milwaukee trainmaster duties.
Beloit man Harold R. Rodahl 43 was fined 200 in Winnebago county court after his car struck the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Soles near Roscoe. The crash knocked out a power line and left four sleeping children at risk as the car stopped inches from them.
Jamie and Robbie role play pirates using makeshift costumes and a box of antique trinkets buried in a vacant lot. A younger neighbor, Toddler, digs up the loot, discovers the pirates and returns the items, and the boys recover the treasure with mixed reactions from adults.
New members James Allen Ruf Gary Lee Grunder Carla Faye Grunder Judith Kay Grunder Norman Fredrick Grunder and Don Armin Grunder are listed with addresses on route 1 Albany and various dates from 1940 to 1950.
Wisconsin state federation of labor delegates passed a resolution urging Sen. McCarthy to resign for national unity. It cites his pledge to quit if proven he used senatorial immunity to accuse communists in the State Department, noting the accusations should have been made on the senate floor.
Bristol Rhode Island reports Prof Clarke Goodman of MIT argues shelter eligibility should be based on importance to the United States rather to equal access. He says some people are more important than others and shelters cannot be built for everyone.
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club, Monroe Wisconsin. Name Street or BR F D Postoffice Date of birth Age last birthday ce
Washington reports retail food prices fell 0.3 percent since July 31 with the August 15 index at 209.0 based on 1935 39 as 100. The dip comes from lower prices for tomatoes potatoes onions and bananas while bread and some meats edged higher.
Nylon stockings continue to pour from mills with no production cuts seen. Du Pont holds back yarn for government orders mainly parachutes, while some mills warn of low stock and potential October shortages. Expansion at Martinsville plant adds 100000 square feet as demand outstrips capacity across nylon products.
Valentine L Buol 19 son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Buol route 2 enlisted in the regular army for three years. Sgt Walter M Helgesen local recruiter announced. Buol left here Wednesday for Milwaukee processed and enlisted Thursday then went to Ft Riley Kansas for basic training. Travel food and lodging for army enlistment are paid by the government.
Several states join the U S Geological Survey in joint efforts to map state territory. Collaborative projects aim to standardize boundaries and improve spatial data for land use planning and resource management.
Sunday visits filled with family and friends as residents from Juda Monroe and beyond attended events. A trip to Brookfield Zoo Chicago included Mr and Mrs Lee Skattum and daughter Juda with Minnie Beals Warren and Clyde Fields. Other locals traveled to New Auburn for a relatives’ visit as Mr Thompso earned a masters degree from the University of Wisconsin. A pre nuptial shower for Miss Gertrude Noble Artesia Calif gathered at Blanchardville with Mrs Ralph Bridge and daughter George Bridge of Juda and Leroy Phillips of Monroe. Elmer Matzke joined a Oakdale Ill camp meeting Sunday.
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