Leader Eisenhower pledge to act in Korea and unite support
The article notes President-elect Eisenhower said on leaving Korea that America came to learn and to act. It argues a military plus foreign policy approach could shift Korea policy, with Congress and U N allies watching, stressing decisive leadership and united public support.
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Eisenhower
Korea
U. N
Gen. Eisenhower
United Nations
Red China
Asia
Durkin urged to root out dockyard union rackets in New York
The piece argues that if Martin Durkin becomes secretary of labor, he should begin by tackling racketeering within waterfront union leadership. The New York State crime commission hears how dock workers and related unions allegedly back thefts at the city’s ports through threats, strikes, and violence, separating waterfront unions from broader labor groups. Durkin’s action could bolster organized labor by purging corrupt leaders.
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Martin Durkin
Senate
Secretary of Labor
New York State Crime Commission
New York
Durkin
Organized Labor
18-Year Voter Plan Fails by Narrow SD Margin
In South Dakota the constitutional amendment allowing 18-year-olds to vote failed by 685 ballots. Official canvass shows 128,231 in favor and 128,914 opposed.
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Pierre
S. D.P
South Dakota
War tolls and local life in decade citations
Ten years ago three Co K members were wounded in Guinea including Sgt. Lloyd Isely Sgt. Harris Germann and John J Boyer as Allied forces pressed German industrial targets The piece also notes Alvin Anderson a former Monroe resident dies in Janesville and reflections on Pearl Harbor consequences. Twenty five and forty year ago items cover dairy council nuptials anniversaries and local sports and industry shifts.
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Co. K
New
Guinea
Lloyd Isely
Harris
Bing) Germann
John J. Boyer
Italy
Alvin Anderson
Monroe
Janesville
United States
Pearl Harbor
Ella Nance Elected President of Relief Corps
Mrs Ella Nance is elected president of the Womans Relief Corps for the upcoming year. Charles Maurer a Chicago glove maker visits locally to inspect site possibilities for a new factory. Individual gas making machines in homes and stores are expected to be retired with the new central gas plant opening next day. Henry Ilgenfritz, formerly of Juda, dies in Clarksville Ia at 82. Citizens find wild rabbits making winter homes under sidewalks around the public square. Will E Trukenbrod among twelve who passed the pharmacy license exam at Madison.
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Ella Nance
Wom
An’s Relief Corps
Charles Maurer
Chicago Glove Manufacturer
Central Gas
Henry Ilgenfritz
Juda
Clarksville
Public Square
Will E. Trukenbrod
Madison
Hermit investor moves from shack to stock market tale
An aging hermit who once buried land profits in a shack ends up buying 150 hundred-dollar bills worth of stock twice, pays back $10,000 in back taxes with cash, and remains wary of revealing his home. The piece then shifts to a rail tale of Lancaster and Chester Railroad described as 29 miles long and 100 percent diesel, noting an unlikely roster of executives and publicity figures.
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Sam
Wilson
Fanny
Union Pacific
Lancaster and
Chester R. R
North Carolina
Trip Secret Help Hailed by Lovett
Secretary of Defense Lovett praises American news organizations for cooperating in keeping General Eisenhower's Korea trip secret until he left danger. He thanks the press for observing security measures and aiding protection during the President designate's wartime visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Lovett
Gen. Eisenhower
Department of Defense
Korea
President
Albany Pastor Rev. Kyle Moss Miller Ordained
Rev. Kyle Moss Miller was ordained a Baptist minister at First Baptist church in Albany. An examining council from the Janesville Baptist Association, led by moderator Rev. Regan Sheldon, conducted the ordination with charges from Rev. Theodore Krause and Rev. C. J. Tingley. Miller, a 1933 Rose Polytechnic graduate and former chemical engineer, had studied seven years at Northern Baptist Seminary. He and his wife, native of Brazil Indiana, reside with their two children Kathryn and Miriam. the church is in its 75th year with recent improvements to facilities.
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Albany
Kyle Moss Miller
First Baptist Church
Janesville Baptist Association
Miller
Regan Sheldon
Clinton
Theodore Krause
Evansville
C. J. Tingley
Juda
Walter O. Macaskey
Beloit
Ernest H. Midkiff
Milwaukee
Apg
Arnold Carl Westphal
Michigan City
Ind
Mier
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Northern Baptist Seminary
Chicago
Brazil
Kathryn
Miriam
Olson Implement Co. marks 40th anniversary open house
SOUTH WAYNE Times Special reports more than 1,000 people attended the M. J. Olson Implement Co. 40th anniversary open house. Floral gifts came from Solomon Auto Parts Co Monroe International Harvester Co and the Wisconsin Implement Association. State Senator M. J. Olson and his son Arthur own and operate the business which has grown and modernized since its 40-year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
M. J. Olson Implement Co
Solomon Auto Parts Co
Monroe International Harvester Co
Wisconsin Implement Association
M. J. Olson
Sen. Olson
Arthur
Picture Fans To Join In Roadside Contest
Members of Green County Camera Club and other photo enthusiasts take part in the State Roadside Council contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Photos of roadside improvements will be submitted for a state wide competition. The deadline is Jan 1 and 4 H clubs with camera projects are hoped to join. Mrs Joseph Dearth is local chairman.
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Green County Camera Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Joseph Dearth
State Wins Trophy for Bond Sales Rise in October
Wisconsin U S Defense Bonds Committee received a trophy in Milwaukee for the largest annual increase in Series E and H bond sales among 13 states during October.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin U. S. Defense Bonds Committee
Hall of Fame for Dogs at Yale Carves 20th Century Breed Heroes
The Peabody Museum at Yale hosts a dog Hall of Fame honoring champions of the 20th century. Dr. Leon F. Whitney leads the project showcasing taxidermied life-size dogs and a goal to represent every AKC recognized breed. The collection features famous dogs like Toga and breeds from cocker spaniel to English mastiff, aiming to immortalize canine development for future study.
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Peabody Museum
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
Hall of Fame
Peabody
Leon F. Whitney
Toga
Nome
American Kennel Club
P. D. Keating
Massachusetts
SPCA
New Members Listed With Dates in Monticello Area
The notice lists new members with names and addresses including David Earl Bechtolt route 3 Dec 7 1949 Monticello Dec 8 1950 lington Dec 11 1950 2 Monticello Dec 8 1950 Terry William May 2623 7th street Dec 19 1951 and Roger Eugene Hagen route 1 South Wayne Dec 17 1951.
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David Earl Bechtolt
David Allen Huntley
Monticello
Coral Richard Nall
Darlington
Jerald Frederick Wettach
Terry William May
7Th Street
Roger Eugene Hagen
South Wayne
Boys and Girls Club Enrollment Coupon
All boys and girls up to 13 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. Include name postoffice date of birth and age at last birthday.
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Monening Times
Evening Times
Monrce Evening Times
Monroe
Tailor Richard Taschek Dies After Long Darlington Career
Darlington special report Rich ard Taschek 61 local tailor died Thursday night at Lafayette County Memorial hospital. Services set for 9 a m Tuesday Holy Rosary Church with Msgr Bernard Doyle officiating. Burial in Union Grove cemetery. Widow Lena a daughter Mrs Donald Wendtlandt Hanover N H three sons Karl Darlington Walter New Braunfels Tex Richard Los Alamos N M and a sister in Europe. He emigrated from Austria in 1909 and operated a Darlington tailoring shop since 1917, often using the name T Richards.
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Darlington
Richard Taschek
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
Union Grove Cemetery
Sharer Funeral Home
Mr. Taschek
Austria
United States
Chicago
T. Richards
Lena
Donald Wendtlandt
Hanover
N. H
Karl
Walter
New Braunfels
Tex
Richard
Los Alamos
N. M
Europe
Former Weekly Owner Stricken at Plymouth
Funeral services for Gus W. Schiereck, 73, former postmaster of Plymouth and former owner of the Plymouth Reporter, were set for 2 p.m. today. Schiereck died Thursday and led the paper from 1904 to 1917 and served as postmaster from 1917 to 1923.
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Plymouth
Wis
Gus W. Schiereck
Schiereck
Reporter
Geography Bars Cupid's Activity in Wisconsin
The Census Bureau reports a gender pattern in Wisconsin from the 1950 survey. There were 352 948 single white males and 77 653 widowed or divorced males, totaling 430 601, against 433 636 unmarried females. Urban areas held more single women while rural areas held more unmarried men. The bureau cites job opportunities in cities as attracting unattached women and notes the pattern resembles other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
U. S. Bureau of the Census
Wisconsin
Bureau of the Census
Hair form proposed as stable human race difference study
Some authorities contend that the most stable difference between the so called races of mankind is not skin color but hair form. The statement suggests hair texture as a defining comparative trait in racial categorization.
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Monroe Daily Journal
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Kenson County
Ill
Stephenson County
Editorial
Kenneth Kundert
Ivan Coplien
Harley Coplien
Paul Burke
Robert Bruni
William Stauffer
Earl Zweifel
Paul Wagner
Ray Hyland
Harold Oe Eggs
Thomas Keegan
Fred Haldiman
Clair Kline
Matt Ran
Emil Baumgartner
Pfund
Jefferson Township
Joe Stadelman
Woodford
Christ Schmid
F. K. Studley
New England
Philippine Islands
M. C. Douglas
Dunn County News
Menomonie
Loofbouron Hospital
Edward Clark
Clarno Township
Oliver Walters
Hermits and
Frank Tripp
Elliott Springs
R. J. Reynolds
Camels
Harry Bruno
Lowell Thomas
Lou Wasey
Erwin and Wasey
Mary C. Wood
Lucius Beebe
Robert T. Stevens
General Electric
General Foods
N. Y. Telephone
Hammond E. “Ham” Fisher
Joe Palooka
James Montgomery Flagg
James W. Bellah
C. J. Call
Lovett
Sylvania
Monroe Music CO
17Th Avenue
McConnell
Winslow
Hampshire
Elmer Gallagher
Edgar Eells
al van Leh
Albert Hugelsheofer
Apeenere
L. M. Coe
John Ceryell
Cle
Times Children’s Club
Rose Marie Bandi
Jerome Paul Lindsay
Joyce Irene Camron
Harland Arthur Sarbacker
Richard Larry Kemm
Brodhead
Bernard Milz
Lois Kay Allen
Browntown
Thomas J. Kaderly
Lorraine Rae Visger
Orangeville
Judith Mae Olson
Dale Roger Meyer
Audrey Ann Patty
Joan Kathryn Rosenstiel
Marcia Lynn Wyss
Nathan Earl-Stoll
Duane Robert Weiss
Stephen Alan Matzke
Rockford
Norman Suzanne Cresson
16Th Avenue
Kenneth Donald Sellow
Mary Ann Demanouske
Sharon Rae Broge
9Th Street
Thomas Clifford Prien
Kenneth Paul Hoesly
Marvin John Herbert
Darlyne Joan Elmer
Fred Bill Beckman
Clarno
Larry Francis Leopold
Nathan Earl Hartwig
Gary John Studer
John Bruce Swanberg
S. 4Th Street
Carol Ann Rufer
Barbara Jean Ballmoos
Argyle
Richardson Electric
Monroe, Wis
Evening Times Club
RB. F. D
Postoffice
Cupid
Henry
the Chocolate Shop
Chevrolet
Fisher
General Motors Better
Gesk
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
18Th Avenue
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