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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
2
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The piece argues that big business brings savings for consumers but prompts strict antimonopoly laws. It notes securities commissions broke up holding companies and warns a 400000 strong miners union could trigger sweeping national legislation. It suggests possible limits on union organization and dues and universal labor restrictions across states.
The text discusses John L. Lewis facing potential contempt of court, with counsel claiming he was advised by competent lawyers that he was not in contempt. The judge implied such advice can be fallible, noting even medical guidance may fail. It argues the government’s role in mine operation links to contract compliance and possible return of mines to private ownership to renegotiate terms.
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the Greek crisis as civil strife intensifies in Macedonia with Albania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria accused of backing unrest. Tsaldaris warns Russia over interference while Britain and the Soviet Union hinge on the Balkans as the UN faces a potential test of its new peace role.
Mrs. Anna Stauffacher and many guests spent Thursday with families in Monroe Cambridge Sheridan and Monticello. Residents hosted dinners and gatherings for anniversaries travel and holiday meals with extensive family and neighbor attendance across Wisconsin towns.
Dr F D Swan Chicago has begun practice in offices formerly used by Dr E J Mitchell now retired. Swan, a Bloomington area native, earned BS from Wheaton College and an MD from Loyola University Chicago in 1942. He served in WW2 from June 1943 in Europe earning captaincy and assistant chief of surgery. He studied at the University of Illinois after discharge.
The piece analyzes Judge Goldsborough's ruling in the John L. Lewis case and the Norris LaGuardia act, debating whether a government court order against a union could extend beyond a contract or possession to stop strikes in the public interest. It notes potential appeals to higher courts to resolve the scope and reach of the decision.
A sweep of Thanksgiving meals and visits lists numerous local families visiting relatives in Monroe Lena and surrounding towns. The gatherings include farmers, Goodmans, DeVoe, Rupnow, DePoe and Ellingson households along with many others in Freeport Clarks ville and Brodhead.
Judge M Meikle deferred the Colorado Springs case after a woman witness wore red slacks and a sweater. The case is continued to 10 o clock tomorrow with a warning not to return dressed as she was. The judge would not say if the rule applies to all similar cases. Snails are nearsighted and see better in dim light.
A survey shows World War II veterans win local and county posts after the November election. Melvin Laird Jr. captured the state senate seat in Wisconsin’s 4th District. Joseph R. McCarthy won the U. S. Senate race locally. veterans become district attorneys sheriffs assembly members and county treasurers across several counties.
Notable items include the death of Mrs Juna Long in Wayton City and Antony Misch a Monroe native who died in Sultaio New York. Lois Isely of Monticello wins a national 4h scholarship and places second in a canning contest.
Five years ago in December 1921 George Ingraham was decapitated at Brod head. Miss Louise Higgins formerly of Monroe was wed to Albert J. Osborn. Edward Daley died in his Milwaukee home. Will Isely of Washington was injured by a shredder belt. Mr and Mrs Johann Aebi and daughter Marie arrived from Switzerland to settle in the area.
Miss Helen Keller toured Europe to visit the war blinded and had a lengthy audience with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace in London today.
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