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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
2
Grand jury to air Lattimore case and federal probes
A Federal grand jury will hear Owen Lattimore’s case this week, a move seen as long overdue by those who fault McCarthy’s charges. The development follows a push against former internal revenue chiefs via grand jury action, signaling a broader housecleaning across administrations. The piece argues the revelations could assign blame for a major foreign policy misstep and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
Lattimore
Moscow
China
State Department
Kremlin
FBI
McGranery
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Herbert Brownell
Taft Criticizes Durkin Appointment To Labor Post
Storm clouds gather as Senator Taft defends his record while condemning Martin Durkin’s selection as labor secretary in Eisenhower’s cabinet. The piece questions Taft’s reaction and urges restraint to keep the new administration united and focused on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Martin Durkin
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Durkin
Ime
Senate
AFL
Miss Sarah Freuler Dies in Milwaukee Services Held
Miss Sarah Freuler of Milwaukee formerly lived in Monroe with her parents Mr and Mrs Rudy Freuler. She died Saturday in Milwaukee after residing on 23rd avenue, previously Beloit street, for about 50 years. Services were held yesterday and she leaves cousins in Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Freuler
Monroe
Rudy Freuler
Milwaukee
23Rd Avenue
Beloit Street
Green County
GOP
Grace Durst
Willis Marty
P. J. Clawson
Maple Bluff
Browntown
Leopold Gerbitz
Alfalfa Club
Louis B. Nagler
Wisconsin
Spring Grove Township
Chocolate Shop
George Calomeres
Peter Mehas
Ten years ago North Africa war losses loom large
News notes recount five transports lost in Occupied North Africa and a Tunisia showdown near. Frank Conners, gas salesman, found dead in Thunder Creek from exposure after an assault. Navy enlistment for Monroe athlete Howard Schultz, first Pearl Harbor Avenger. Browntown Milk plant workers fingerprinted to deter sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Africa
Tunisia
Showdown Point
Frank Conners
Thunder Creek
Howard F. Schultz
U. S. Navy
Monroe
Pearl Harbor Avenger
Browntown Milk Company
New Glarus Watershed Considers Rejuvenation Plan
State conservation technicians study a master plan to restore Swiss Valleys streams to a natural state. Farmers could align farm plans with the community plan, while sportsmen groups may assist with tree planting and stream work. Meetings set for January progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Valleys
State Conservation Department
New Glarus High School
Nic Calabresa
Calabresa
Clarence Benkett
Monroe
Edward Owne
Madison
Harry Strobie
Syd Hovde
Manston
Cooperative Forester
Mail Clerk Wins Probation in Theft Case
Roy C. Shelton, 28, a former Madison post office clerk, admitted stealing 11 700 from mail bags. He received four years probation from Federal Judge Patrick Stone as most of the money, all but 2 200, was recovered. Thefts occurred Sept 10 and Oct 2. Shelton was arrested Oct 6 and pleaded guilty Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Roy C. Shelton
Madison Post Office
Patrick Stone
U. S. Atty
Frank Nikolay
Stone
Shelton
Want Ad Values: Weir Items for Tiny Prices
A short classified item notes that large amounts of unusual goods are available cheaply throughWant Ads. It hints at bargains on odd or quirky items and invites readers to explore listings for oddities at low costs.
Sheriffs Oppose State Police Hike
Wisconsin sheriffs and deputy sheriffs oppose expanding the state police from 70 to 350 officers over four years. Leaders say local officers are better for local problems and push for home rule. The association, plus two other groups, plans to campaign against the measure as a legislative session nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association
William P. Schmitt
Kenosha
Wisconsin County Police Association
Northwest Peace Officers Association
Miles Sweeney
Janesville
Rock County
Sweeney
Alma agent honored in Chicago for grassland farming work
Vernon Hendrick of Alma Wisconsin was among 27 county agricultural agents awarded plaques by the National Fertilizer Association for achievements in grassland farming in their home areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Chicago
Vernon Hendrickson
Wis
National Fertilizer Association
Quebec Dominates Global Asbestos Supply
A report highlights that Quebec furnishes about two thirds of the world’s asbestos. The figure underscores the province’s pivotal role in the mining sector and global industrial material supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Collision in Brodhead injures minor property damage
A pickup driven by Frank Dedrick Sr. and a car driven by Clarence Zuhlke collided at the 8th street and E. 2nd avenue corner yesterday afternoon. Wet snow prevented the drivers from stopping, resulting in minor property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Frank Dedrick Sr
Clarence Zuhlke
8Th Street
E. 2Nd Avenue
Durkin Selection Viewed as Shrewd Durkin Selection
Washington reports that Eisenhower’s choice of labor leader Martin P. Durkin as secretary of labor may backfire if his tenure falters. The piece discusses the cabinet role and limits, the Wagner Act's history, and the NLRB, noting Durkin’s past stance and potential congressional resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkin
Washington
Martin P. Durkin
Gen
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
J Kin
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Congress
Labor Department
Taft-Hartley
NLRB
Republican Congress
T H
Arm's le
Lawrence Couple Move to Beloit Albany
Times Special reports Mr and Mrs Lawrence have moved to Beloit and purchased a house there Both now employed in Beloit and settle into new residence in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Albany
Lawrence
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