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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1950

Page

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Island feud simmers as 3000 join hunt for Crete couple

Thousands of mountaineers searched Mount Ida for the Crete honeymoon couple amid a family feud involving Greek MPs. The Detroit link, a $65 ransom call, and government censorship followed reports that Stassoula Petracogeorgi married Constantine Kephaloyannis, a romance forcing political tensions between Crete’s clans.

Athens Romeo Crete Detroit Mich Hercules Petracogeorgi Stassoula Constantine Kephaloyannis Constantine Troit Hercules Dispatches George Petracogeorgi Greece Kephaloyannis Manuel Mount Ida

New Glarus Fair Set for 10th Year

The 10th annual New Glarus school fair is scheduled for Saturday September 16 with judging of crops home economics and livestock at the high school gym and on the lawn. Entries close at judging time and no removal until 4 30 p m. The event is limited to residents within the New Glarus school area and features a tractor driving contest with junior and adult prizes and a grand champion prize.

New Glarus Walter Streiff Waldo Freitag Nic Kubly Victor Babler William Hillestad Clarence Mayer Kathleen Fuchs Patricia Elmer Marjorie Klassy Colleen Vinie Carol Jelle Mavis Village Board of New Glarus Township Milk Producers Association William Tell B. F. Wilde Kroger

Cpl Lyle Swanton Transferred After Wounds in Korea

Cpl Lyle G Swanton formerly of Monroe has been moved from Tokyo to a Sendai Japan hospital with serious back shrapnel wounds and a scalp wound. He was to undergo surgery August 21 to remove shrapnel from his shoulder after being wounded in mid July on the Korean front. His parents Mr and Mrs Earl Swanton at 1313 23rd avenue have been notified and he wrote home detailing his injuries.

Earl Swanton 23Rd Avenue Cpl Lyle G. Swanton Tokyo Hospital Sendia Japan Swanton Monroe

Search Party for Missing Bay Area Child Near Lake Tomahawk

A 150 person search party plus two women combed woods around Lake Tomahawk for five year old David Blucher of Flossmoor Illinois missing since Saturday. Sheriff Melford Krouze directed the operation aided by an airplane. The group looked for fresh digging and trees entanglement clues as weather turned cool after rain. David's father Walter, a city planner, was due in Rhinelander by plane from Europe.

Lake Tomahawk Melford Krouze Krouze David Blucher Flossmoor David Walter Rhinelander Europe

Death of Early Cheesemaker Gottfried Althaus at 77

Albany Times Special reports Gottfried Althaus, a 77 year old cheese maker, died yesterday at the Beloit home of his son Raymond after months of ill health. Born in Canton Bern Switzerland on July 13 1873 he came to America at 21 and worked in cheesemaking including last at Attica. He married Kathryn Zweifel March 28 1905 at New Glarus. Surviving: Raymond Beloit Walter Albany four grandchildren. Funeral tentative Friday 2 pm Sharer Funeral Home Albany. Burial Hitlcrest Cemetery.

Albany Gottfried Althaus Raymond Beloit Canton Bern Switzerland Christian and Rosene Ritter Althaus America Attica Kathryn Zweifel New Glarus Belleville Walter Althaus Sharer Funeral Home Harvey Norenberg Hitlcrest

VFW Pushes for New Defense Leadership at National Encampment

At the 51st national encampment in Chicago the Veterans of Foreign Wars urged new and competent leadership in the department of defense. The assembly approved a resolution criticizing the defense leadership without naming Secretary Johnson after more than an hour of debate, with five dissenting votes from about 4,000 delegates.

Chicago Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Defense Johnson

Dog kills 202 pheasants at Du Bay club

Miladore Wis reports a stray dog killed 202 pheasants in the Du Bay fish and game club pen last night according to club officials.

Miladore Wis du Bay Fish and Game Club

Compromise Plan On Controls Links Price-Wage Order

A Senate House committee agreement clears the path for price wage controls under President Truman. The compromise allows flexible discretion to impose controls on individual items or broad categories. If ceilings are set on any material the plan appears to extend sweeping authority pending final approval.

Washington Senate House Committee Truman House Capehart Congress

Truman to deliver 30 minute nationwide radio address

President Truman will speak Friday at 8 p.m. CST in a fireside chat broadcast on all major radio networks and television. The report will cover progress of United Nations forces in Korea and his proposed economic controls.

Washington Truman White House United Nations Korea

Truman Vows to Explain Home Front Sacrifices Friday

A White House plan outlines President Truman addressing Korean War impacts in a Friday radio fire side chat. He will discuss military policy and foreign aims alongside possible home front sacrifices. Congress negotiates wage price controls with Maybank calling the bill workable and Capehart warning of a blank check.

Maybank D-Sc Congress Truman White House Capehart R-Ind

Selling Flurry Hits Stock Market List

Gusty selling bursts upset the market in New York and sent prices into an irregular heap. Some issues rose as much as $3 while others fell similarly, with the main spread a few cents to over a dollar per share. Trading volume stayed near 1.4 million shares for the day, close to yesterday.

New York

Aunt Nellie Sherman Celebrates 103rd Birthday

In Chippewa County the longtime community figure known as Aunt Nellie Sherman reached her 103rd birthday and appeared in good health.

Nellie Nellie Sherman Chippewa County

Lodger Confesses Family Slaughter in East Greenwich

Police say Ed win H Reynolds, 27, who lodged with the Dusza family, confessed to killing Fred J Dusza 39 Beatrice 31 and their children 11 8 3 after an argument Monday night Reynolds claimed he was the father of Mrs Dusza’s expected October baby and strangled the family with a rope and garroted them with a stocking before being captured at his estranged wife’s home.

East Greenwich R. L Fred J. Dusza Beatrice Edwin H. Reynolds Dustas Reynolds Dusza Duszas Dusca

House OKs Doctors and Dentists Draft Statute

The House approved a bill by 362 to 1 permitting a draft of doctors dentists and allied specialists for armed services.

House Washington Armed Services

Auto Mishap Injures Komprood Family in 1935 Crash

Harold Komprood of Gratiot was badly hurt when he collided near a grade crossing with a Milwaukee Road train en route to a near head-on impact. His mother Mrs. Harry Komprood suffered a fractured back and was strapped to an arched frame for six weeks at St. Clare hospital. Harold remained in critical condition with slight improvements noted amid ongoing care.

Harold Komprood Gratiot Harry Komprood St. Clare Hospital Kemprood Milwaukee Road

Gulf Hurricane Nears Louisiana Coast

A Gulf hurricane roars toward Louisiana and is expected to strike the coast this afternoon and push toward the Mississippi and Alabama coasts tonight. Forecaster W R Stevens says the center may pass east of Burwood, La, with hurricane winds from New Orleans to Panama City this afternoon or tonight. Tides will run dangerously high along the east Louisiana coast to Apalachicola Florida.

New Orleans Louisiana Mississippi Alabama W. R. Stevens Apalachicola Fla Atlantic Bermuda Antigua Caribbean Cuba Gulf of Mexico

ACTH Used In Monroe Hospital For Asthma And Other Ailments

Doctors at St. Clare hospital in Monroe report ACTH a powerful experimental drug now used to treat a 5 year old girl’s asthma after cortisone failed and in rheumatic fever cases. Physicians caution it is not a cure all and must be used by specialists with proper facilities.

Monroe St. Clare Hospital Bruce B. Helland Lolly Bittner William Bittner Bittner

Desperate Reds Press For Break In Korean War Front

On the northeast front American and South Korean forces at Pohang attacked Reds who breached rifle range. MacArthur reported Reds cleared from the main road southwest of Pohang as US forces push near Waegwan. The battle rages along the 120 mile front with heavy fighting near Taegu Kigye and Waegwan as Reds mass 110,000 to 120,000 troops with 30,000 more expected.

Relman Morin Tokyo Pohang United Nations U. S Associated Press Tom Lambert MacArthur Taegu U.S. First Cavalry Division First Cavalry Waegwan Sea of Japan Kim Il Sung Bloddy Battle Mountain Haman Masan Port Naktong River Battle Mountain U. S. 24Th Infantry Kigye

Leo Ault Killed In Korea Battle

Leo Richard Ault 20 of Orangeville was killed in action in Korea on August 19 while serving with Company A 29th Infantry. Born May 9 1930 he was the son of Mrs Della Ault and the late Arthur W Ault. He enlisted January 17 1949 and worked for W T Rawleigh Co before joining the service. Surviving are his mother three brothers and three sisters and paternal grandparents.

Orangeville Leo Richard Ault Della Ault Korea Department of Defense Washington Ault Company A 29Th Infantry Arthur W Della Bertalot Ault Clarno Township Harold Leland Wernetta Norma Jean James Edna William Ault Clarno Rockford W. T. Rawleigh Co Freeport

Senate committee shelves UNIT action until January

The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 8 to 3 to postpone all action on universal military training until next January. Chairman Tydings was authorized to form a subcommittee to draft a comprehensive measure for the new Congress and seek priority when it convenes. President Truman had signaled no immediate need for UMT.

Washington Senate Armed Services Committee Truman Tydings D-Md Congress

Nine Man Draft Order for Green County Reported

Green county’s selective service board received the nine man draft order for Green County. The men will report for active duty September 26 after pre induction examinations in August. They will travel to Milwaukee for medical exams and training at army camps. A September 7 reexamination is scheduled for 36 Green County registrants.

Green County Charles A. Booth Selective Service Board Lafayette County Milwaukee

Monticello Man Wounded in Korea

Sec ond Lt. LeRoy K. Wirth 22 serving with the marines on Korea has been wounded in action. He wrote his mother Mrs Emma Wirth now of Janesville to report his wounds and hospitalization in a Korea hospital. Wirth’s injuries were not believed serious. He entered the marine corps five years ago and graduated from officers candidate school last June. He was stationed in Washington and Oceanside before departing from the west coast. A Monticello native he attended local high school.

Monticello LeRoy K. Wirth Korea Wirth Emma Wirth Janesville Defense Department Marine Corps Washington D. C Oceanside Calif St. Wirth

Advance troops land for Korea UN force role

An advance party arrived from Manila to prepare for the assignment of 1,200 Philippine combat troops to the United Nations forces in Korea.

Tokyo Manila Philippines United Nations Korea

Swiss Visitor Joins LaSalle Group In Wisconsin Trip

Mrs Curt Reach-Wyler of Zurich Switzerland toured Monroe with a LaSalle Tl group and accompanied them on a northern Wisconsin excursion.

Curt Reach-Wyler Zurich Switzerland Monroe LaSalle, Tl Wisconsin

Malik Promises No Boycott Step Amid Formosa Debate

At the UN Security Council Malik vows not to resume his boycott after his August term ends. He claims he will stay to push for seating a Chinese communist representative and to press charges accusing the US of aggression in Formosa. Britain’s Jebb to chair next, planning frequent meetings.

Malik Taiwan Formosa China Cuba Egypt Yugoslavia Britain Gladwyn Jebb U. S T. F. Tsiang Russia

Two Held at Elkhorn Admit Holdup at Bank

Two Chicago gunmen William G. Allen 22 and George Hauterstein 29 confessed to the August 7 2 000 daylight robbery of Poplar Grove State Bank Sheriff Chester Barnes said They were arrested in nearby Darien along with Donovan Cary 23 Milwaukee on car theft and concealed weapons charges Walworth county authorities said the trio traveled in a stolen Griffith Indiana car and were heavily armed

Elkhorn Chicago Poplar Grove Ill State Bank Chester Barnes Barnes William G. Allen Beloit George Hauterstein Darien Donovan Cary Milwaukee Walworth County Griffith Ind

Wisconsin Cheese Prices Steady Amid Light Trade

The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese prices steady to firm with light trade and fair demand. Quotes show daisies 34 to 35 cents, longhorns 34 to 35 cents, square prints 34 to 35 cents, and midgets 35 to 38 cents per pound.

Madison Wisconsin I.c.l

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