UN Student Cites Language Barriers At talk In Eau Claire
Mrs. A R Henry of Eau Claire spoke at First Methodist Church under WSCS sponsorship recounting UN language challenges and democracy in daily work. She described a bus ride to Lake Success and noted Russia’s desire for peace. Discussion followed on Indonesia China and other UN concerns with a social hour to close.
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United Nations
A. R. Henry
Eau Claire
First Methodist Church
Henry
Wscs Department of Christian Social Relations
Effie Wenger
Lake Success
Russia
South Wayne
Miss Vivian Johnson Engaged to A Donald Lane
Mrs Ira D Johnson of Juda announces the engagement of her daughter Vivian Irene to A Donald Lane of Maywood and Oak Park son of Marian Lane. Vivian is a University of Wisconsin graduate and a staff dietitian at Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago. Lane is a Beloit College graduate employed by General Mills Chicago offices. A spring wedding is planned.
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Vivian Johnson
Ira D. Johnson
Juda F
Vivian Irene
Odd Fellows Plan Joint Installation
Esther Rebekah lodge members met at the OOF hall for preparations and a joint installation. Thirty five members attended and a social committee led by Mrs Vict or Marean and others organized events. Joint installation is set for Monday evening in the hall.
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Odd Fellows
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Victor Marean
George Selck
Marie Geigel
Ella Erickson
Button Club Gets Programs for Year
New programs for the year were distributed at the Helvetian Button club meeting held at Mrs. George Meythaler’s home on 10th Avenue. The study period on types of yellow metal buttons was presented by program director Mrs. E. R. Blair. Refreshments followed.
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Helvetian
George Meythaler
2Th Avenue
E. R. Blair
Shanghai School Mothers Plan Box Social Friday
The Shanghai School Mothers' club schedules a box social Friday evening February 24 at the farm bureau hall in Spring Grove township with a musical program by Shanghai pupils. Mrs. Charles Vaughn, mother of four new Shanghai pupils Rose marie Charlotte Wanda and Robert, has loaned a complete set of Junior Britannica for pupil use. The 1950 summer session at Whitewater State Teachers' college runs six weeks from June 19 to July 28 along with remedial reading clinics and a maintenance institute for staff and boards starting June 27 and June 30 respectively.
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Shanghai School Mothers’ Club
Farm Bureau
Spring Grove Township
Shanghai
Charles Vaughn
Rosemarie
Charlotte
Wanda
Robert
Whitewater State Teachers
Faye Emerson Awaits Divorce in Mexico
Faye Emerson travels to Cuernavaca from Mexico City with plans to file for divorce next week from Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. The attorney Francisco Lopez Figueroa says the petition will claim mental cruelty and the filing may lead to a divorce within about three weeks. A property settlement has been arranged in the United States.
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Mexico City
Faye Emerson
Cuernavaca
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Blett
Miss Emerson
Francisco Lopez Figueroa
Lopez Figueroa
Emerson
United States
U. S
Roosevelt
Mexico
Fewer Unionists Granted Pay Raises Report
The president’s council of economic advisers says only about one third of 15,000,000 unionized workers received wage increases last year, a smaller and fewer rise than in 1948 when most organized labor saw higher pay. The review, sent with Truman’s economic message, notes some workers faced pay cuts for the first time in decades as employer financed pension and welfare plans expand. A Mills Club meeting featured guests and refreshments as the group discussed labor trends amid postwar policy changes.
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Wrasunuxwwu
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Congress
Truman
Mills Club
Laer
Edward
Ting
Sears
Penence Berg
Route 1
Woodfor
Sion
Ais
Greek premier warns on early general election decree
Athens reports Greece's new premier John Theotokis said his cabinet would issue a decree dissolving parliament and calling a general election if they decide to proceed. The move could come before Monday.
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Athens
Greece
John Theotokis
Judge Koppp Elected Milwaukee Judge Heads Wisconsin Circuit Board
Arthur W. judge of the circuit has been elected chairman of the Wisconsin board of circuit judges in Milwaukee.
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Kopp
Milwaukee
Arthur W
Wissonsin Board of
Stable Hand Kills Cripple in Robbery
A 70 year old bed bound man Clement A. Lesicki was found slain in his Palos Park home. Albert Wesolowski a 23 year old stable hand employed by the dead man confessed to the burglary and killing after entering the home while the wife and daughter were away. Jewelry and envelopes holding $1 were found on Wesolowski.
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Nicago
Lesicki
John Selle
Wesolowski
Bessie
Dolly
Selle
Monticello Social Roundup of Holiday Returnees
Local notes recap residents and visitors returning to duties across Monticello and nearby areas after holiday breaks. Students, teachers, and family members such as Miss Rose Mary Roberts, Walter Kubly, Paul Achtemeier, Miss Ruth Mildred Moritz, Miss Eunice Rupp, and Phyllis Voegeli resume roles at Mission House, Pueblo, New York seminary, Wisconsin academy, and Green Bay. Social calls include Monroe, Madison, Brainerd, Merrill, and Tacoma trips. plus Legion auxiliary meeting and assorted weekend visits.
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Rose Mary Roberts
Mission House College
Plymouth
Ernest Roberts
Walter Kubly
Mission House
Paul Achtemeier
New York Seminary
Ruth Mildred — Moritz
Pueblo
Colo
Albert
Moritz
Eunice Rupp
Fred G. Blum
Madison
F. K. Hefty
Monroe
Ira Holcomb
C. D. Curtis
G. C. Steinmann
Gordon Steinmanns
Doris Jean Kennedy
Wisconsin Academy
Columbus
Rox Ann Kubly
New Glarus
W. S. Hoesly
Lydia Voegeli
Anton Hoesly
Jacob Voegeli
Wilbert Dick
Merrill
Yolanda Richards
Earl Richards
Richard
George Divers
Edward Stine
Washington, D. C
John Baebler Sr
Henry V. Baebler
Betty Ann
Dick Freitag
Otto Babler
Ruth Abley
Henry D. Freitag
Emil Blum
Delores
Margaret
W. E. Blum
Fire damages church under construction in Viroqua
A stove fire last night damaged the roof and upper structure of a church under construction in Viroqua. The project, replacing the Main Street Lutheran church destroyed by a Christmas Day fire in 1946, was valued at about 250000 dollars.
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Viroqua Viroqua
Main Street
Former Cedarburg Mayor Zeunert Dies at 75
Cedarburg leader Herman A. Zeunert, 75, who served as mayor from 1936 to 1946, died at his home Thursday night. He was president of Zeunert Fuel and Supply Co. Funeral services will be Sunday.
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Cedarburg
Herman A. Zeunert
Zeuinert Fuel and Supply Co
Reaction to Truman Speech Seems No Issue Change
Washington reports that Truman’s congressional address laid out his desired program, but observers say little changed. Democrats hail it as solid, Republicans call it socialistic, and voters in 1950 and 1952 faces may soon choose between rival programs. The divided Congress limits action, with civ il rights and national health insurance tagged as likely campaign material.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Truman
Trumart
Retirement Pay Urged for Judges
A legislative council hearing backed retirement pay for circuit court judges and state supreme court justices with little opposition. Harold Hallows urged compulsory retirement at 70 with exceptions while Willis Donley noted aging judges affect 25 Wisconsin circuits. Opponent George Morton argued pensions should be limited to hardship cases.
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Supreme Court
Legislative Council
Judiciary Committee
Harold Hallows
Milwaukee Bar Association
Willis Donley
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Atty
George Morton
Superior Bank to Reopen Cabinet Plant After Purchase
Superior National Bank of Commerce bought the assets of Silvercrest Industries for 60 000 dollars after the January 5 bid opening. Rodney Edwards, attorney for the trustee, said a deal with Cornwell Manufacturing Co. is being worked out to reopen the plant in Paoli Indiana. The plant will be converted to manufacture television cabinets and employ about 300 people.
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Ine
Superior National Bank of Commerce
Silvercrest Industries, Inc
Furniture Company
Rodney Edwards
Cornwell Manufacturing Co
Paoli
Ind
Mrs F D Roosevelt to Speak at Milwaukee Luncheon
Mrs Frank lin Roosevelt is scheduled to speak in Milwaukee on January 26 at a luncheon sponsored by three local chapters of the American Association for Rehabilitation through Training.
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Milwaukee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Women
Amerian Organization
Wisconsin radio council seeks Madison FM station permit
The Wisconsin state radio council has applied for a new noncommercial FM radio broadcasting station to be built at Madison. The move was announced Friday by the communications commission.
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Madison
Washington
Wisconsin State Radio Council
The
Communications Commission
Pedestrian Killed in Upper Peninsula Crash
Fred Duquette, 50, a Manistique woods man, was struck by a car on South Front Street in Marquette last night and killed. State police said it is the first fatal highway accident reported in the Upper Peninsula this year.
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Marquette
Mich
Fred Duquette
Manistique
South Front Street
District State
Upper Peninsula
When Sick of Being Sick See the Chiropractor
Ad for M. J. Gonstead clinic promoting Chiropractic care with X Ray Neurocalometer 101 Monroe implications for diagnosing and treating chronic illnesses through spinal assessment and adjustment options.
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Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Monroe Common Council Proceedings January 3 1950
Monroe Wisconsin city council convened with Mayor F A Buehler present. Aldermen Forcade Norton Schindler Matzke Beckman Caeser Meythaler attended. Minutes approved. Licenses considered. numerous claims listed and approved. Cemetery report discussed with $394.40 payment pending. Several resolutions adopted including transferring funds for tree trimming and granting operators licenses. Police noted full cooperation on tavern closures Christmas Eve and Day. Meeting adjourned with official signatures.
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Council Chamber
Monroe
Wis
F. A. Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Joe
Alois Milz
League of Wisconsin
P. A. Reynolds
Fire Department
Kenneth L. Grimm
Monroe Ditch Diggers
Monroe Electric Shop
Kundert Brothers
Bob Longs
P. G. Guess
Nagle-Hart Co
Cunningham Ort
Ment Co
Commercial and Savings Bank
Burkhard Electric
Street Department, Supplies Co
Suip
Ous
Greenwood ‘Cemetery Association
County Board of
Green County
Committee On Finance and Taxation
E. J. Norton
H. L. Schindler
Floyd Matzke
Alderman Matzke
Matzke
Beekman
Common Council
City of
Board of Public Works
William F. Beckman
Herman L. Schindler
Schindler
Alderman Beckman
Sewerage and Sewerage Disposal Committee
Adolph Wandfiuh
L. G. Forcade
Alderman Laeser
J. H. Schwaiger
Arthur C. Benkett
George J. Meythaler
Sebastian Laeser
Meythaler
Joe Milz
Liicenses
Walter E. Wyss
10Th Street
1000 Prize Mink Displayed at Show
The seventh annual North Central International Mink show opened Friday with nearly 1000 prize mink on display, the largest live mink display in the world. Exhibits from 24 states and Canada participate, and 11 mink varieties are judged. Winners include Wilcox mink ranch in Baraboo first in white female and Kilberg mink ranch in Oconomowoc second. pelts valued up to 7000 dollars.
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States
Canada
Sunjay
A. J. Worth
Madison
Wilcox Mink Ranch
Baraboo
Kilberg Mink Ranch
Oconomowoc
Wisconsin
American Wild Life
DePere
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Route 4
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Fred Roth
Mmes
Ana Janke
Herman Fritz
Hank Hoffman
John Figi
Herman N. Sander
New Hampshire
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News of the Homemakers
Unionists
Elgian
Brussels
Belgium
Stable Hand
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Christopher Janus
Chicago
P. Z. Aristophron
Egypt
Janus
Superior Bank
NEW Body CO
Dewey Boyd
12Th Street
Burkhard Electric Co. Bldg
Proceedings of — Common Council
Brefer
Green-_ wood Cementery association
Alderman Norton
Monroe Evening Times
Spain
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Harry Schrader
Dakota, Ill
Albert Hugelshofer
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