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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1950

Page

2

Blizzard remnants and derailed trains mark rocky winters

Ten years ago Green county cleared after a heavy weekend blizzard as trains derailed in Rock county. August Guttmer, 83, died. Francis S. Grant retired after six decades as Rock Green Jefferson circuit court reporter. Tom Keegan, 3, treated for pneumonia after a 17 mile snow chase to St. Clare Hospital.

Green County Rock County August Guttmer Francis S. Grant Janesville Rock-Green-Jefferson County

Editorial: Senate panel weighs Formosa aid and China role

The senate group seeks opinions from Secretary Johnson and General Bradley on possible support for nationalists to hold Formosa. The piece notes prior military interest in aiding Formosa and urges hearing the other side, arguing past Berlin airlift success could inform a Pacific victory and potential shift of China policy toward allies rather than foes.

Senate China Defense Johnson Omar Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Formosa State Department Defense Washington MacArthur Acheson Senate Committee Berlin Pacific

Explanations Sought Over Coal Emergency Delay

The author questions Washington action on coal production and Taft Hartley delays. They argue supplies are dwindling and await a frank White House explanation for not using the law’s authority while it could still help. The piece asserts the public and miners deserve clarity on administration thinking.

Washington White House

Safety First Delays Monroe High School Game

Highland Center school authorities postponed last night's Monroe game citing dangerous road conditions. They deemed travel unsafe for students and fans in unsupervised caravans and urged postponement as prudent, noting another night or year if conditions persist.

Hichland Center Monroe Thlosis

Kingsbury Appointed Engineer on Water Pollution

Harold N. Kingsbury of Ashland was named Wisconsin State Board of Health engineer in water pollution. The post, created by the legislature, makes him headquarter at Madison and study industrial wastes affecting water quality. Kingsbury, a district engineer since 1936, ranked first in the personnel board test.

Shakespeare’s phrases spark a sober toast to the Bard’s wit

A speaker notes how Shakespeare’s lines shaped everyday speech, listing famous phrases like to "laughing stock" and "the glass of fashion." He argues the Bard’s influence, dating back three centuries, shows humor and tragedy interwoven in language and culture.

Armour Reports Year End Losses Turn To Net Gain

Armour and Co, the nation’s second largest meat packer, announced that its last quarter yielded net earnings of 6900 after losses in the prior quarters. For the year ending Oct 29 1949 Armour posted a net income of 558189, reversing an adjusted net loss of 2525457 the previous year. The firm notes Acth sales to clinics to cover costs and expects limited private use. Research efforts include 25 scientists and technicians, new supply sources, and work at a McCook Illinois plant converting fatty acids into amides nitriles and amines for mineral processing and other applications.

Armour Armour Laboratories Ai Amour Mesabi Range Minnesota McCook Til

Oscar's Complaints Rough on VA Offices Milwaukee P

Leistkow a 58 year old World War II veteran delivered 13 notes to the Veterans Administration regional office via railroad spikes. He reportedly threw 11 spikes through windows causing about 1500 dollars in damage before arrest. He says a $40 pension was halted without explanation and is held for mental examination.

Cear Leistkow Veterans Administration Leistkow

Life Church Subject Lesson Sermon Schedule

The article outlines a Church of Christ Scientist service with worship at 10 45 a m Sunday school for under 20 at 4 30 a m and testimony service on Wednesday at 4 45 p m selections from Luke the Bible and Health and Science with Key to the Scriptures comprise the lesson sermon.

Churches of Christ Scientist

Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association to Meet in Madison

Brown Swiss breeders from Green County travel to Madison Tuesday for the annual Wisconsin Brown Swiss association meeting at the Park hotel. The 10 a m session will elect officers and adopt 1950 plans. Carl Taylor of Waukesha will be guest speaker at the dinner program.

Madison Green County Madlyn Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association Park Hotel Carl Taylor Waukesha

Evansville Post Office Site Talks With Landowners

Evansville postmaster Ro Reckord said post office inspector G H Barkow will arrive late Monday forenoon to discuss purchase of land for the proposed Evansville post office with persons interested in selling.

Evansville G. H. Barkow Ro Reckord

Britain Faces Momentous Turning Point Election

New York dispatch previews Britain's February 23 general election. It argues the vote measures the future of a completely socialist regime, with outcome shaping whether England remains a socialist state or returns to capitalism. It notes fears of a prolonged shift and stresses family security as the key voter concern. The piece assesses socialist rank and file support after wars and economic strain, and hints at a close race dependent on perceived welfare gains.

Dewitt Macnenze New York England Winston Churchill Britain

Browntown Community News Roundup and Local Moves

Notes from Browntown and surrounding area record visits moves health updates and family events. Charles Ivert works at Montgomery Electric. Leonard Baufman visits Ferdinand Mayer. lodge night in South Wayne. Keller family relocates near Monroe. Paul Vincent resumes school in Madison after holidays. multiple Monroe visits and family updates. Mrs Ervin Soddy improving in Davenport. Goodman Mayer and Mayer households shopped and hosted. Mrs Albert Miller convalescing. Beloit and Chicago visitors. Green Bay selects E L Everson as knight of Saint Gregory by Pope Pius XII. Everson longtime diocesan attorney and St Norbert College advisor.

Charles Ivert Montgomery Leonard Baufman Woodford Ferdinand Mayer Palmer Waller Roy Crago South Wayne George Keller Jr Archie Small Monroe Keller Paul Vincent Madison Robert Williams John Williams Robert Butch Terry Jasper James Otis Wells Lewis Palmer Ervin Soddy Davenport Gerald Scherer Beloit John Barthels Chicago Geroge C. Michaels Eric Halverson Florida Green Bay E. L. Everson Saint Gregory

Evening Times Club Membership Coupon Ties Milware Wisconsin

A readable fragment shows a club membership coupon from the Evening Times, mentioning Miwarve, Mose rve, Wis, and a date. The text is partial and lacks full details but indicates a local club membership drive or coupon event.

Evening Times Club

Sniffenpup Bath Drama Sparks a Household Scurry

Sandy Shore bathes the mischievous Sniffenpup after a noisy chase through the basement. The dog’s energy ends with a splashy struggle, boxes toppled, and a soggy cleanup, leaving the pet exhausted and the room restored. Nearby, birthday listings appear for local residents across January.

R W Allen Estate Valued At Eight Million Dollars

An estate inventory listing 3,843,900 for Robert W Allen was filed in Charlevoix county. Probate Judge Floyd A Supp said the estate totals eight million, with the will leaving everything to his widow Augustine F Allen who serves as administratrix. Allen died July 20 1949 after leading the Allen A knitting mills of Kenosha and living elsewhere in recent years. They had no children.

Robert W.allen Charlevoix County Floyd A. Supp Allen Allen-A Knitting Mills Kenosha Augustine F. Allen

Rennebohm Joins GOP National Policy Committee

Gov Rennebohm accepted an invitation to serve on the Republican National Policy Committee. The invitation came from GOP National Chairman Guy Gabrielson. Rennebohm plans to attend the committee's first Washington meeting on January 18 and 19.

GOP Madison Rennebohm Republican National Policy Committee Guy Gabrielson Washington

New Members Listed With Addresses and Dates

The record lists new members Charles Francis Koch Franklyn George Koch Richard Claude Koch Shirley Ann Brunkow Kenneth Burdean Everson Sharon Ann Leuzinger Terry Lee Blum and Kathy Lynn Blum with associated addresses route numbers Stret addresses streets and dated joining moments ranging from 1941 to 1949. The entries include multiple Kochs Brunkow Everson Leuzinger and Blum family members across Wisconsin locales.

Charles Francis Koch Franklyn George Koch Richard Claude Koch Shirley Ann Brunkow Kenneth Burdean Everson South Wayne Sharon Ann Leuzinger 6Th Street Terry Lee Blum 12Th Street Kathy Lynn ‘Blum

New Glarus Social Notes From Wednesday Visitors

New Glarus residents and Madison visitors are listed among the callers and visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Isenu jy and Fred Tschudy hosted and hosted club members including Mrs. Warren Reusch and Mrs. Dean Gmar.

New Glarus Mrs. Millard Tschudy

Foreign Student Exchange Program Pays Off Overseas

American know how pays off as thousands of exchange students return from U S universities with skills in science, medicine and the arts. The survey notes Fulbright and other scholarships sending Norwegians, Egyptians, French and Argentines to study diverse fields and bring back results, praise for close student professor contact, and some regret over American life pace and visa hurdles.

Associated Press New York United States Norway Aida’ Guindi Bryn Mawr Egypt Ministry of Social Affairs Miss Guindi America Marc Monpeur Mare France Bethany College W. Va Madeleine le Gouis Lyons Smith College Foreign Office Alberto Linares University of Minnesota United Susana Carneiro Figueroa Argentina University of North Lina Wellesley College U. S

Clothiers Sing Harmonious Tune

Sam Dawson reports in New York that clothiers plan a “go with” scheme to boost sales across hats suits shirts ties and scarves by coordinating offerings. Executives from hat shirt and outerwear groups meet to push retailers toward matching assortments to appeal to husbands and their families.

Sam Dawson New York Dad Hat Research Foundation National Association of Shirt and Pa Ama Manufacturers Men Tie Foundation National Heavy Outwear’ Association Boys’ Apparel and Accessories Manufacturers Association National Association of ‘Retail Clothiers and Furnishers National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers

County Girls Win High Sophomore Honors at UW

Mildred J. Rieder and Barbara J. Meythaler, daughters of local families in New Glarus and Monticello, are among UW students named to high sophomore honors for the semester with GPAs at or above 2.75 and 2.25 respectively. Nancy J. Becker, daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Becker of Monticello, also earns sophomore honors with a 2.25 average.

Mildred J. Rieder John Rieder Route 4 Barbara J. Meythaler Ray Meythalers New Glarus Nancy J. Becker H. A. Becker Monticello

South Wayne Guests and Local Notices

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wehinger South Wayne were Fred Elmer and family Davis Karl Brandenburg and family Brodhead LaVerne Koehn and Beverly Warren. John Hartsough and Frank Lindhum with daughter Sue were Warren visitors Sunday evening. Mrs. R C Graham has been confined at home with a severe cold. Mrs. Thomas Peterson is ill from asthma but improved. Harold S Chapman was in Waukesha Wednesday for a business meeting.

Edward Wehinger South Wayne Mmes Fred Elmer Davis Karl Brandenburg Brodhead LaVerne Koehn Beverly Warren John Hartsough Frank Lindhum Sue R. C. Graham Thomas Peterson Harold S. Chapman Waukesha

Bus Driver Sentenced in 14 Year Old Case

Rodney J. Faxon, a 41 year old school bus driver from Okauckee, pleaded guilty to carnal knowledge and abuse involving a 14 year old girl and received a one to three year prison sentence.

Oconomowoc Rodney J. Faxon Okauckee

Easter Parade Opposed by Milwaukee Churches Board

The Milwaukee county council of churches opposes a parade proposed for Easter Sunday to dedicate Milwaukee's new sports arena. President Rev Francis Kearns said the group objects to mixing a religious holiday with the event.

Milwaukee County Council of Churches Milwaukee Francis Kearns

Albany Social Notes Include Meetings and Visits

Albany residents report a Sunday afternoon Sunday school teachers meeting at Brooklyn Methodist church attended by Rev Orra G Compton Elmer Runaas Mrs Carl Carlson Mrs V A Elmer and Mrs J R Schesser. Mr and Mrs William Fiedler and Mrs Clarence Fiedler visited Raymond Ebert and Ebert Knutson families at Pardeeville Sunday. Mrs S D Gaarder entertained the auction bridge club at her home Tuesday evening.

Orra G. Compton Elmer Runaas Carl Carlson V. A. Elmer J. R. Schesser Brooklyn Methodist Church William Fiedler Clarence Fiedler Raymond Ebert Ebert Knutson Pardeeville S. D. Gaarder Auction Bridge Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evening Times John J. Blaine Milwaukee Road City Browntown Mineral Point Borden E. F. Bauman F. A. Shriner D. A. Stearns Samuel Isely Miami, Fla New Monroe State Republican Central Committee Northwestern Building and Loan Association Truman Linda Brown San Antonio Tex Linda Editorial Kingsbury Frank Tripp Normandy London Ring Lardner George Bill Shakespeare Bill Bill Shakespeare Anne Hathaway Avon Antonio Mars Oscar Vital Mrs. L. Crago Miwarve Evening Ties Moserve Wis Happy Sandy Shore Sandy Mrs. Shore Sniffenpup Elf Keith Allan Heitz Connie Jean Leck Sth Larry Ernest Lisser Thomas John Lynch Emilie Rose Erb Campia 19Th Avenue Bonita Dawn Shop Jeanette Irene’ ”' Anderson Margaret Katharine Solberger Orangeville Phyllis Elaine Baumgartner Frederick William Lauper Gary Gordon Pickett Sonja Jean Kolb Allen Frederick "Luchsinger Lorna Mae Rhyner Clarno William Keller Calamine Roberta Rose Feller Charles "Theodore Stoll R.W. Allen Millard Isenujy Fred Tschudy al Mayer Melvin Streiff Walter Streiff Moritz Krugjohann Sr Rockford Ted Disch M. Oid Gonstead Horeb Jacob Hoesty Belleville Laura Davis Barbara Marty Millard Tschudy Warren Reusch Dean Gmar Harold Ingwell Walter Wenger Mrs Harry T. Maddrell Albany William Steindorf Harvey S. Stauffacher White Block Monroe Evening Times
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