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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1948
Page
8
Justice Cases SSein Unregistered Vehicle Costs 10
Unregistered vehicle case with $10 fine and costs. Justice L A Koenig presiding. Defendants Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hill of 2346 16th Avenue, son. Also Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Zentner of Dakota Illinois, son, Dec. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssein
L.A. Koenig
Raymond Hill
16Th Avenue
Son
Cecil Zentner
Dakota
Ill
St Clare Hospital Discharges and Dismissals List
St. Clare Hospital in Rockford and surrounding areas lists several patients and dismissals. Names include Mrs. William Wunscher and Mrs. Francis Bacher with addresses or routes, plus Mrs. Thaine Elli, Orene Bert, Alban, Mrs. Ambrose Meyer, and Mrs. Leonard Bull. Dismissals include Mrs. Lloyd Ruger, Donna Eidahl, Mrs. Hilda Yaeger, Conne Helland, Roy Bowman, Mrs. Russell Moen and daughter, Mrs. Mariel Porter, and Milven Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Rockford
William Wunscher
Route 3
Surgical
Francis Bacher
Whitewater
Thaine Elli Brodhead
Orene Bert
Alban
Ambrose Meyer
Route 4
Leonard Bull
Brodhead
Lloyd Ruger
Donna Eidahl
Hilda Yaeger
Conne Helland
Roy Bowman
Russell Moen
Mariel Porter
Milven Olson
Cold War aims and world balance in US policy
The text argues the United States should focus on building up Western Europe and other democracies rather than pursuing rapid industrialization in Latin America or India. It frames the Cold War as a global struggle between the communist world and democratic nations, stressing UN alignment, economic and military strengthening, and self-help by allied countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Latin America
India
China
Western
Europe
United States
Russia
United Nations
State Department
Monroe county drive chairmen named for 1949 campaign
Blaha announced the county drive leadership with Adolph Levy Brooks Dunwiddie and assistants Dorothy Johnson and Lois Faubel. Branch chairmen will appoint drive chairmen for their areas, with Ben H. Roderick Brodhead and several county residents named as chapter leaders. A meeting to discuss details was set for Wednesday at 9 o clock in the court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Blaha
Adolph Levy
Brooks Dunwiddie
Dorothy Johnson
Lois Faubel
Ben H. Roderick
Brodhead
Cliffe Gelbach
Albany
Harvey Ott
New Glarus
J. W
2019 Corporations File Report on Articles Filed
The secretary of state announced that 2 019 articles of incorporation were filed in the past year with total fees of 287 280 dollars. Names and specifics of filings are listed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Secretary of State
Ben-Hur
Snowy Wisconsin Roads Cause Several Skids and Fatal Crash
Wilbert J. Torpy and Mrs. Glenn Maske report multiple cars skidded off highways as western and northern areas saw heavier snow. Five inches in western counties, eight inches in La Crosse, visibility poor near Madison. One fatal crash on highway 12 18 killed Rosemary Majeski, 18, and injured Clifford Monder, 25. Authorities warn against travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert J. Torpy
Footville
Glenn Maske
State Highway Department
Milwaukee
Fond di Lac
la Crosse
Green Bay
Madison
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Chicago
Wisconsin Dells
Rosemary Majeski
Clifford J. Monder
New Richmond
Dane County
Truman Returns to Meet CIO Aide Parley at White House
President Truman flew into Washington aboard the Independence at 2 09 p m after weather delays for a White House conference this afternoon on administration labor proposals with CIO president Philip Murray and other CIO officials. A postponed conf with Vice President-elect Barkley and Rep Sam Rayburn likely until Friday as Barkley misses Europe arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansas Ang —Vry
Truman
Washington
White House
Congress
Philip Murray
CIO
Alben Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Barkley
Europe
Secretarial Change At County Superintendent Office
Miss Gloria Beck of Twin Grove begins secretarial duties in the county superintendent of schools office on Monday. A Monroe High School and Rockford Secretarial School graduate, she replaces Miss Ellen Speich who becomes part time with Miss Ruth Chase the county nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Beck
Twin Grove
Monroe High School
Rockford
Ellen Speich
Ruth Chase
Soldier Transferred from Korea to Tokyo
Cpl. Vilas Rundhammer Jr. has been transferred by air from Korea to Tokyo and advised his parents by letter. The move was to be effective December 13. He has been stationed in Korea since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Vilas Rundhammer Jr
Korea
Cpl. Rundhammer
Roosevelt delayed as wife Faye Emerson hospitalized
Elliott Roosevelt faced officials in Poughkeepsie amid icy roads delaying his appearance while authorities investigate his actress-wife Faye Emerson who reportedly cut her wrist in what both deny as an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
Elliott Roosevelt
Faye Emerson
Piedmont airliner makes forced landing after takeoff
Fifteen passengers and three crewmen escaped injury when a Piedmont airliner made a forced landing shortly after taking off from the Tri-City airport near Johnson City Tennessee last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tenn
Piedmont
Tri-City
Here
Milwaukee lace paper founder W Hamilton dies at 88
Charles W. Hamilton, 88, founder and longtime president of Milwaukee Lace Paper Co., died at his home. A Fond du Lac native, he led the firm until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hamilton
Milwaukee
Charles W. Hamilton
Milwaukee Lace Paper Co
Fond du Lac
Hamilton
Personal Mentions From Juda and Nearby Areas
A compiled list shows numerous residents visiting relatives or traveling for business and social reasons. Names include Mrs August Ludwig Juda and Robert J Burkhard Milwaukee trips, along with Miss Billie Anne Wenger Chicago visits and Florence Voigt Ft Madison trips. Attendees at a joint Masonic and Eastern Star installation are invited in Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Ludwig
Juda
Robert J. Burkhard
Milwaukee
Dudley Etter
Billie Anne Wenger
Chicago
Wilbert Striker
Rockford
Jane Stauffacher
Darlington
Caryl Teasdale
George Larson
Clarence Small
Monroe
Gratiot
Florence Voigt
Ft. Madison
Ralph Voigt
Clara Anderson
Birnamwood
J. F. Cline
Jesse
Lucy Roush
Morna
Grace Byers
William Deakins
San Francisco
E. M. Deininger
16Th Avenue
Aloysius Waelti
Winneconne
Christ Waelti
Dallas Landrum
Union Presbyterian Church
Urbana
Gus Myhran
Davenport
Mary Stephens
17Th Avenue
Theodore Brodhers
Walter C. Zeller
Youngstown
Charles Jones
John Winiger
Prairie du Lac
Joseph Win
Elizabeth Huber
Argyle
Casper Huber
Cecil Jorenby
L. E. Huber
Blanchardville
M. J. Huber
Frederick Erickson
Michael Kuzniak
Argyle Vicinity
Walter Stadenmier
Rochester
N. Y
Sydney Malmer
Astoria
L. J
Ralph Krueger
Otto E. Klemm
9Th Avenue
Klemm
Messrs
Mmes
Wilbur
Gary
Karen
Diane
Brodhead
Frank Foulker
Verna
Orville Mann
Winslow
Kenneth Klemm
Ronald
Judith
Billy
Browntown
Edward Zwicker
Tommy
Susan
John Stauffacher
Jane
Faye
Agnes Hinds
Marguerite
Betty Ann Klemm
Herman Keel
Rock River Valley Termed Significant
A joint meeting of the Association of American Geographers and American Society for Professional Geographers called the Rock River Valley a small but significant region. The valley includes Freeport and Rockford in Illinois and Janesville Beloit Madison and Ft. Atkinson in Wisconsin due to early water power and timber development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aradison
Rock River Valley
Association of American Geographers
American Society For Professional Geographers
Illinois
Freeport
Rockford
Wisconsin
Janesville
Beloit
Madison
Ft. Atkinson
John W. Alexander
University of Wisconsin
Alexander
William Hobbs
University of Michigan
Washington
Popu the Gulf
Puerto Mexico
United States
Pacific
Laguna Inferiore
Census Bureau
Swiss Women Form Edelweiss Klub For Remembrance Meetings
Swiss women gathered at the City hotel forming the Edelweiss Klub to hold monthly dinners aimed at preserving Swiss customs. Miss Ann Blum led the first meeting conducted entirely in Swiss dialect with 12 attendees including Miss Rose Zuercher and Mrs Frank Deininger who will coordinate January 24 arrangements for Swiss food and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwiss Trans and
Transoms
Edelweiss Klub
Ann Blum
Zuercher
Rose
Frank Deininger
Misses Blum
Marie Blum
Maud E. Wenger
Lillian Gempeler
Mmes. Deininger
Harry B. Lyford
Clarence Benkert
George W. Stuart
Harold Leuenberger
Walter J. Wenger
Harold A. Blumer
New York Welcome Planned for Flier Rescue Team
A plan for a New York reception for 12 rescued airmen and their rescuers emerged as plans to move the men to Manhattan for a hero welcome were disclosed at Westover Field Massachusetts. Lt Col Emil J Beaudry led the rescue from Greenland with a C 47 and the cost to the government was set near 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Greenland
Manhattan
Westover
Massachusetts
Bluie West 8
Bluie West
Harmonfield
Newfoundland
Air Force
LaGuardia Field
Chiang summons aides to Nanking war council
National leaders from across China converge on Nanking for a conference urged by Chiang Kai-shek amid calls for his resignation. A government source hints a red underground group operates near the capital as Chen Cheng is named governor of Formosa and military units shift toward the island off the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Red
Chiang
Chen Cheng
Army
Formosa
Executive Yuan
Council
Navy
Air Force
Shanghai
Canton
Welles Recovering From Frostbite After Found Unconscious
Washington reported former Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles is in a casualty hospital after a very good night. He is treated for severe frostbite of hands and feet found unconscious in a field near his Fox Hill Maryland home early Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welles
Washington
Sumner Welles
Qxon Hil
Hiss Libel Suit Postponed Indefinitely
Baltimore dispatch reports the trial of Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers in a $75,000 libel suit was postponed indefinitely as Hiss’s attorneys secured the delay. The piece notes tied to the spy probe context and cites unrelated observations on trees and presidential hat sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss
Baltimore
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Fire causes heavy damage to two Chilton stores
A blaze in Chilton today caused an estimated 10 000 to 11 000 dollars in damage to stock in two adjacent stores in the business district. Fire crews investigated the scene and kept flames from spreading to nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton —(P
Hoover Group Seeks 60-Day Deadline Extension
The Hoover Commission will ask Congress for a 60 day extension of the January 13 deadline to submit its report on government reform. Led by former President Herbert Hoover, the commission was created to report within the first ten days of the new session beginning January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Executive Branch
Herbert Hoover
Bist
Lovett Decries Mindszenty Arrest and Chiang War-Crime Label
U S Secretary of State Lovett called the arrest of Cardinal Mindszenty in Hungary a sickening shame and rejected communist labels of war criminals on Chiang Kai-shek and other nationalist leaders. He condemned Communist Europe policy at a news conference and noted Madame Chiang Kai-shek sought further American aid. The piece also clarifies a note on the word plant meaning sapling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lovett
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Chiang Kai-shek
Europe
East
State Department
China
Nine Japanese Officers to Hang for Beheading of Airmen
A U.S. army commission sentenced nine Japanese officers to hang for the beheading of 33 American fliers during World War II. Seventeen airmen died after Emperor Hirohito’s surrender speech. sixteen more received prison terms. seven were acquitted. Witnesses cited retaliatory motives linked to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The condemned include Lt Gen Isamu Yokoyama, Maj Gen Kyusaku Fukushima, Maj Gen Shojin Ito, Col Kiyoharu Tomomori, Capt Yusei Wako, Lt Hiroji Nakayama, Lt Kentaro Toji, and Probationary Officer Masahiko Muragaki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Hirohito
U. S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Isamu Yokoyama
Western Army
Kyusaku Fukushima
Shojin Ito
Kiyoharu Tomomori
Yusei Wako
Hiroji Nakayama
Kentaro Toji
Masahiko Muragaki
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dany Ily Record
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Rock River
Grant
Hotel Monroe
Mary
Hammond
Burkhalter
Squere
Penney
Penney’s
Fennexs
Hoover Group
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Ben-Hur Farm
Ben-Hur Mfg. CO
Keee Ave
Wis
Benin
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