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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1949
Page
2
The notice lists AP rights and subscription prices for Monroe readers and out-of-state customers. It specifies carrier rates in city limits and outside Wisconsin and Stephenson county, with payments required in advance and standard office hours for inquiries after hours.
The senator argues for different governance and policy aid timing, while criticizing the president's approach. He contends better governance comes before a full redistribution of resources, noting the game ends only when realignment reduces appetite for extremist takeovers.
A series of meetings scheduled for next week in Turner hall will cover quality testing practices and quality controls. Additional sessions will discuss cheese factory remodeling programs technical aspects of production and sewage issues facing the industry.
Taft portrays reform elements as conservative and liberal forces within the party and warns Republican leaders before their conclave. He notes his congressional victory over rebels and stresses a crucial voter date in 1950, urging lawmakers to avoid party moves that could complicate the election.
Report states a suspect labeled the "green hooded bandit" died in Municipal hospital after being shot. Nearby communities previously hunted the suspect following terror incidents. The item notes other local events including marriages and ski mishaps from past years.
Paris Finance Minister Maurice Petsche announced France will issue 5 percent bonds totaling about 314 million dollars to fund reconstruction and equipment. The bonds will be nonconvertible until January and exchangeable at par value for the new issue. Phase old bonds will be retired at half their value.
Reports from Batavia indicate unrest spreading in East Java, affecting both republican areas and distant territories under Dutch control. The situation appears to be escalating as tensions rise across the island.
Washington reports scientists using atomic energy and related tools to breed crops and livestock for higher yields and disease resistance. David E. Lilienthal says numerous experiments aim to speed production, with some results possible for the 1949 crop season and others requiring more time.
Nettie Maud Willoughby died January 11 in Phoenix Arizona from injuries after a gas heater explosion on January 8. She was the daughter of pioneer Dayton settlers Frank and Elsie Pracia who came to the area in 1855. Survived by nine children and two siblings, with family spread across California Arizona and Wisconsin.
Monroe man Henry Kramer was slightly injured when his car ran off Route 26 four miles north of Orangeville, overturned in a ditch and creek bed. Vehicle damage was about $1000. Police said oncoming lights blinded him and a passenger was uninjured.
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports heart disease as the leading cause of death among doctors and the public, accounting for 41 percent of 3 230 doctor deaths in 1948. Nervous system diseases were second with 412 doctor deaths, and doctors’ life expectancy rose to about 67 years by 1948.
Weekend guests from Madison St. Louis and Monroe visited local residents including the Matzke and Walters households. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan and Rev. Eugene Morgan were guests, while the Aid society met for an all day event at Mrs. Lawrence Raymer’s home.
Opinion notes how postwar government spending and taxes drain youth earnings. It argues for retrenchment to save the next generation, warning that lavish public relief and subsidies dissolve national solvency. The piece ends with the motto that liberalism must keep Santa Claus solvent.
A boy named Sandy ignores street barricades for a snow day coasting and narrowly avoids a collision when a car turns onto a hill. His mother’s safety warnings prove crucial as he resolves to sled only where protected.
New members include Cathy Ann Segner route 2 February 15 1948 Stephen Paul Krueger route 3 Beloit February 16 1945 Diana Weeks 1511 15th street January 26 1940 Floyd Weeks 1511 15th street April 30 1942 Yvonne Elaine Zimmerman route 1 Brodhead July 14 1948.
New York report shows British wives in the United States denying Beverly Nichols remark that American husbands are wolves. Mrs James Sullivan of the English Speaking Union calls Nichols statement utterly untrue and defends American fidelity.
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Mon tee Evening Times Boys and Girls club. Fill out this coupon carefully and return to the Evening Times Street or KR F D. Age last birthday.
Chester Stuessy reports New Glarus Feed and Fuel co operative achieved sales of $353 112 12, a rise of $51 314 85 from 1947. The new building completed in 1948 cost $28 000 including machinery, with directors Alvin Ott J A Freitag Otto Elmer Arthur H Hustand and Sylvan Hanna.
The New York Central will reduce about 1,850 shop employees in Albany next month due to the slack season, an official said. The move reflects seasonal layoffs common in the railroad industry and affects maintenance and shop staff.
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