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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
2
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The piece argues eleven years after Pearl Harbor that emergency remains, criticizing postwar policy drift, missteps at Teheran and Yalta, and Washington’s delayed recognition of threats. It credits Gen MacArthur and Gen Eisenhower for warnings that peace requires more than force, urging focus on a strategic path to Korea.
The president’s disregard of the Wage Stabilization Board leads to resignations and stalled 12 000 wage cases. Economic Stabilizer Putnam takes over as AFL leader Meany suggests blanket approval. Critics question the aim and effectiveness of the wage price control program.
Junior leaders of Green County 4 H clubs will meet Thursday night at the Youth Center to elect officers. Retiring officers are Donna Signer president William Pick vice president Marian Signer Kundert secretary and Keith Holloway treasurer.
A look back to December 9 1942 notes United States war casualties at 98 3607 with renewals in service. Minnesota minister A P Anderson installed at Argyle Lutheran. Green County Junior Red Cross enrollment climbs high as production figures rise. Lt Gov Goodland to assume governorship duties resuming Loom budget hearings. Draft board instructed to stop inducting men over 38 in future quotas.
Philip Crist, age 67, lifelong Darlington area farmer, died at his farm two miles northwest of Darlington. Services set for 9 a m tomorrow at Holy Rosary Church with Msgr. Bernard Boyle officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by widow Hattie four sons Kenneth Robert Joseph and Ross all of Darlington a daughter Mrs Ivan Olson Shullsbury a brother Francis Darlington and two sisters including Mrs John Short Darlington.
Susan Ann Gilbertson a infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlow Gilbertson died yesterday morning in Union Grove Wisconsin from pneumonia She was born Sept 23 1952 in Monroe Parents survive including maternal grandparents James Holcomb Verona and paternal grandmother Florence Gilbertson Wiota Services are at 2 pm tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating burial in West Viola Use the Classified want column
Mrs. Frank Menzemer 55 died Saturday evening at her Warren home. Services were held at 2 p m at Bartell funeral home with Rev H E Beldin officiating and burial in Ellinwood cemetery. She was born Edna Bucher and is survived by husband a son Eldon of Warren father George Bucher of Galena a sister Mrs Elmer Glick of Apple River and a brother Roswald Bucher of Massbach.
John Tredrea of South Beloit Illinois died at 2 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital where he had been a patient since November 19 He was born in Beacon Michigan and had lived in South Beloit 27 years He worked for Yates American Machine Co He leaves a widow Caroline three daughters Mrs Thomas Bryant Mrs Norman Ross and Mrs Arnold Stitt and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements are with Rosman-Uoehling-Kinzer mortuary Beloit
Mrs. Anna Anderson of Madison and Mt. Horeb died in Madison at age 80. Born in Oslo Norway, she lived in Mt. Horeb from 1904 to 1927. Husband George Anderson died in 1926. Survived by three daughters, four sons, 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, all in Madison. Frautschi funeral home handling arrangements.
G Harrison Orians brother of Rev. Howard Orians tours the Midwest with the film By Eric's Changing Shores. He will appear Sunday at Rockford theater at 8 p.m. under the Nature Study Society, then Sioux City and Albert Lea, Minn., concluding healthily after a Lake Michigan bird photography background. The Orians family anticipates his visit to Rockford and honors his work with Audubon bird photography.
In a Times Special from Orangeville two women remain patients at Deaconess hospital in Freeport after four days of medical treatment. Mrs. Darrel Zimmerman has been dismissed and Mrs. Ralph Reed and Mrs. Roy Rufi are still under care.
The Pure Milk Association of Green County schedules its annual meeting for Wednesday December 17 at Turner hall. A noon dinner is offered to members followed by a 1 p m business session open to milk producers and farmers. A Chicago office speaker is expected and Leslie Huber and Ed Kaderly Jr will show Grassland trip photos.
John Haldiman serves as president, William Wood as vice president, Paul Baumgartner as secretary, and Ed Kaderly Jr. as director, with terms expiring. The roster outlines current officers and the upcoming expiration dates for leadership roles.
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