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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1947
Page
6
Real Estate Transfers in Albany Brodhead Monroe
EF Graves trust estate transfers to Leo Williams. Property is an 8 block 10 original plat in Albany village. Hattie A Springstead transfers to Blanche Springstead lots 2 3 4 and 5 block 105 city of Brodhead. Gladys L Goecks to Willie Rufer south half of lots 96 and 97 Evans addition city of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Graves
Leo Williams
Albany
Hattie A. Springstead
Blanche Springstead
Justice Cases In Monroe Cracking Down On Sign Violations
Justice cases in Monroe involve drivers cited for sign violations and related traffic matters. Mervin Snippey and L.A. Koenig are named in local docket notes with penalties listed. Authorities note fines around six dollars and similar small amounts, with case details recorded for court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Snippey
Monroe
L.A
Death notices summarize local obituaries mixed in list
Several deaths are listed with ages and locations including Julian Oreille Gilbertson 33 from Blanchardville Ame Sans 88 Evans Anna May Burns 74 War Ellen Blaisdell 75 War ren Henry Hendrickson 64 Brodhead Mrs Joseph Blackburn 61 Prairie du Chien and couples Mr and Mrs Ronald Story Re Jolt daughter and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson Gratiot daughter with December 1 noted for two families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Oreille Gilbertson
Blanchardvil Wait Amee
Evansae
Anna May Burns
Ellen Blaisdell
Warren
Henry Hendrickson
Brodhead
Joseph Blackburn
Prairie du Chien
Ronald Story
Re Jolt
Kenneth Anderson
Gratiot
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissals Report
A list from St. Clare Hospital notes patients in surgical and medical care. Names include Mrs. Chris Nybroten Blanchardville Mrs. Ira Mayers Robert Foley Mrs. William Baumgartner route 2 Mrs. John Keller Belleville John Perkins Durand James Cooper Darien Dororthy Weber Darlington Leonard Cardoni Darien Mrs Alex Rutsch 1521 16th Avenue Dismissals list several patients and spouses across multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Nybroten
Blanchardville
Mary Jo Henning
12Th Street
Harry Kiassy
Monticello
Ira Mayers
Robert Foley
William Baumgartner
Route 2
John Keller
Belleville
John Perkins
Durand
James Cooper
Darien
Dorothy Weber
Darlington
Leonard Cardoni
Alex Rutsch
16Th Avenue
John Saxer
William Good
Jesse Beckwith
Edward Wyss
Buddy ‘Stauffacher
Robert Preston
la Verne ‘Man
Merrill Reed
Lawrence Leuenberger
Carmen Sagen
Francis Fox
Roy Rothenbuehler
Kenneth Koepnick
SEC to Examine George E Allen Adviser to FDR Shakeup
The Securities and Exchange Commission enters its tenth day of probing the Standard Gas and Electric board reshuffle. George E Allen, former presidential adviser and recent addition to Standard, was to testify but his appearance was delayed by illness. Allen had begun a campaign for a leadership role in the $70,000,000 utility system last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innaceronia—sa
Securiiies and Exchange Commission
Standard Gas and Electric Co
George E. Allen
Allen
Italy Proposes Funds to Avert City Worker Strike
Rome reports the government will provide municipalities with funds to cover promised wage increases, ending a nationwide threat by city employees. The move aims to avert stoppages and maintain basic municipal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Local Young Artist Danne Howey Exhibits 11 Paintings
An exhibit of 11 paintings by 19 year old Danne Howey opens today in the Wisconsin Power and Light office window. Howey, a UW art student, is a scholarship recipient and plans to teach art after graduation. The display includes watercolors with two pastels and one oil, featuring local campus scenes and European subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danne Howey
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Danne
D. Andrew Howey
University of Wisconsin
Darine
Odell
Emery A. Odell
10Th Street
Memorial Union
Lake Mendoza
Observatory Hill
Amcan
Serbian Orthodox Church
Libertyville
Ill
Christ
Harry Young
9Th Street
Lake Forest
Waukegan
Gurnee
Til
Alfred Henning Heads KP Lodge
Alfred Henning was elected chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias at their annual meeting in the KP hall. Other officers elected include Vinal Jorgensen as vice chancellor and Floyd Matzke as pretate. A. R. Steele, secretary. Harold Baltzer, master of work. Paul Knoll, treasurer. Herbert Stauffer, master at arms. Roy Feld, inner guard. Charles Bebrit, grand representative. T. R. Evenson, trustee for three years. and Frank Deininger as trustee. The esquire rank was conferred on two candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hesung
Knights of Pythias
Vinal Jorgensen
Floyd Matzke
Harold Baltzer
A. R. Steele
Paul Knoll
Herbert Stauffacher
Roy Feld
Charles Bebrit
T. R. Evenson
Frank Deininger
Esquire
Kenosha cuts field for police chief to seven
The fire and police commission narrowed 36 candidates for Kenosha police chief to seven last night. The remaining finalists include four members of the city police or sheriff's deputies a state traffic patrol officer a U S internal revenue service agent and a Milwaukee police department member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Fire and Police Commission
State Traffic Patrol
United States Internal Revenue
Milwaukee Police Department
Potter introduces first bill on terminal leave pay estate claims
Representative Charles X. Potter of Michigan's 11th district introduces his first bill in Congress. The proposal amends the terminal leave pay act to require terminal payments to the estate of a deceased service member even without survivors to satisfy creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles x. Potter
Congress
Michigan
Bromine a Normal Part of Human Tissue Too Late To Classify
Job opening for a young man at The Times office. Must have good habits and opportunity to learn trade. Steady work, apply now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Personal Mention Placing Names in Freeport and Nearby
Personal notes from The Times record visits and returns. Matilda Craige in Freeport, Helen Finn for a day in Freeport, Joyce Ott and Mary Ann Balzly in Janesville, Gunder Anderson visiting nephew John Holmes in Darlington, Charlene Booth returning from Bethany, Harold Losey family in Bartlett, William Emrick returning to Urbana, James Galway Jr. resuming studies in La Crosse, and a Christmas card imprinting service offered by The Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Matilda Craige
Freeport
Helen Finn
Joyce Ott
Mary Ann Balzly
Janesville
Gunder Anderson
John Holmes
Darllington
Charlene Booth
Bethany
Edward A.” Ninneman
Harry B. Lyford
Bartlett
Times Office
Adv
Harold Losey
Hancock
Oscar Losey
William Emrick
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Winslow
James Galway Jr
la Crosse
State Teachers College
Lamarres To Testify To Secret Grand Jury
A secret grand jury probes wartime private deals of Maj. Gen. Meyers. Bleriot H. Lamarre, 35, Dayton firm president, testifies as possible charges surface. Mrs Mildred Lamarre, Meyers former secretary, testified previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Snodgrass Elected Head of Insurers
Snodgrass, former secretary of General Casualty, elected president of the National Association of Insurers at its annual Drake Hotel meeting in Chicago. The group includes 65 independent casualty companies with Chicago offices and over 300 million in annual premiums. Baghdad traffic and business were paralyzed as Iraq demonstrators opposed the looming Palestine partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is.ommageans
General Casualty Company
Madison
National Association of Insurers
Drake Hotel
Chicago
National Association of of
United States
Baghdad
Bagdad
Iraq
Palestine
Eniwetok Chosen For Atomic Tests
Washington reports that Eniwetok atoll will become a sealed proving ground for new fundamental data in atomic research. The AEC says tests may yield advances for peaceful and military uses and will be conducted under full security, with UN notice per trusteeship agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Atoll
Bikini Atoll
Security Council of the
United Nations
U. N
Wage board proposed to curb price rise in postwar era
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach told the House Banking Committee that a watchful wage board should monitor pay increases in industries under the anti inflation program. He urged prompt action to cut living costs and said Congress should approve Truman’s 10 point domestic program including rent and export controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
House Banking Committee
Frist Last Rites Planned for Mrs Lydia Frye
Brodhead Wisconsin funeral notices say 91 year old Mrs Lydia Margaret Frye of Avon township died at home yesterday. Last rites are set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Everson funeral home with burial in Bear Creek cemetery La Farge. Friends may call this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Frye
Brodhead
Lydia Margaret Frye
Avon Township
Everson Funeral Home
Bear Creek
la Farge
Wis
Bennett Presides Over Bank Directors Meeting
Dr C W Bennett president of the Commercial and Savings bank presided at the regular monthly meeting. He is convalescing from a back injury at St Clare hospital. A district public health nurse meeting in Monroe was postponed due to Miss Porter sickness. The Meythaler Maske party returned from a 3000 mile auto trip visiting friends in Hot Springs Tex Bloomington Ill and Texarkana. A snow and ice accident on 13th street and 17th avenue damaged both cars. Mrs Ira Mayers suffered a thumb laceration at her farm and was treated at St Clare hospital. Nine members received first degree work at Pup Tent 14 of the Military Order of the Cooties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
C. W. Bennett
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Miss Porter
State Board of Health
George Meythaler
W. C. Maske
Hot Springs
Ark
James Hatfields
Texarkana
Tex
Lousiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Bloomington
Ill
Rufus Millers
Maske
Snower
Frederick F. Lanz
25Th Avenue
Gerald Hauser
13Th Street
17Th Avenue
Hauser
Lanz
Ira Mayers
Route 1
South Wayne
Pup
Military Order of the Cooties
Beloit
Chimney Stop Causes Firemen Response at James Menehan Home
Four Monroe volunteers answered a silent alarm at the James Menehan residence 717. Firefighters investigated a chimney issue, ensuring no further danger. No injuries were reported and the cause remained under assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Volunteer Fire Department
James Menehan
Smoke fills home as chimney blockage causes damage
At 10 25 this morning on 16th avenue a stopped up chimney sent smoke through a house causing minor damage. Myron Jeglum, Green County's new agricultural agent, will not start until January 1, succeeding E O Baker who finishes November 30. Baker joins Cooperative Live Stock Sales Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th Avenue
Madison
Myron Jeglum
Green County
Jeglum
Crawford County
E. O. Baker
Baker
Cooperative Live Stock Sales Association
Radio program at New Glarus Lions dinner
Two members of the Monroe Young Businessmen's Association were guests of the New Glarus Lions Club at the William Tell hotel. Madison radio executives presented a program on broadcasting techniques before about 40 Lions members last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Young Businessmen’s Association
New Glarus
NLRB seeks court halt to union service payment
The National Labor Relations Board asks a New York court to stop a union from compelling an employer to pay for services not performed. The action targets Local 294 of the AFL Teamsters in upstate New York, with a show cause order issued by the U.S. District Court in Utica, on a request from NLRB regional director Charles T. Douds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrasming
National Labor Relations Board
AFL Teamsters Union
New York
Federal District Court For
Northern District of New York
Utica
N. Y
NLRB
Charles T. Douds
New York City
Inquiry Into Seattle Plane Crash Continues
Seattle Civil Aeronautics officials led by Leon D. Cuddeback pursued findings into the crash of a Ka Airlines transport near Seattle. Eight persons died and investigators examined mechanisms, crew actions, and weather as part of the continuing inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ka Airlines
Leon D. Cuddeback
Civil Aeronautics
Plane overruns Seattle runway in mud plunge into passing car
DC-4 inbound from Alaska overran the end of Seattle Tacoma airport runway Sunday and plunged into a passing automobile after traveling about 175 feet through mud. Pilot James E. Fargis, 37, of Seattle, cited suspected hydraulic brake failure. Investigators have not yet determined if stopping distance was safe or if any aircraft functional failure occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dministration
Alaska
Seattle-Tacoma
James E. Fargis
Seattle
Hutchins Says War Obsolete in Civilization Dilemma
University of Chicago president Robert M. Hutchins warned that any policy based on a belief in a future war is obsolete and that civilization cannot endure war and peace together. He spoke at a luncheon marking the fifth anniversary of the first self sustaining atomic chain reaction, achieved December 2, 1942 in a squash court under Stagg Field. A separate report from Tokyo said a U S army patrol found the wreckage of an Air Transport Command plane missing since Sunday in a Mount Fuji crater. both crew members are dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcago
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Hutchins
Stagg Field
Tokyo
U. S. Army
Mount Fuji
Air Transport Command
Allis-Chalmers Labor Chiefs Refuse to Move
Leaders of Local 248 Allis-Chalmers workers council refused to recognize their removal by the CIO United Auto Workers executive board and kept union records behind locked doors at the West Allis headquarters. Esther Handler denied the barricaded claim while Max Raskin said new locks installed by the administrator Duane Greathouse blocked entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outwauxee
Allis-Chalmers Workers Council
CIO
United Auto Workers Executive Board
Esther Handler
Max Raskin
UA Cio
West Allis
Raskin
Duane Greathouse
Chicago
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16Th Avenue L
Dodgeville, Wis
Hahn Bldg
R. J. Tolford
P.A.A
Miami
Canal Zone
Union Bus Depot
Chocolate Shop
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North Side
Dodges
Wearwell WA
Kate
Hooley
Mr Hooley
Alderman Hooley
Monroe Lumber & Fuel
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Van‘s Radio Service
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America
Kundert Shoe Store
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