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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1949

Page

5

Huge Housing Aid Bills Up for Study

Congress debates three major housing bills aimed at public housing and slum clearance. GOP and Democratic plans vary in unit goals from 600000 to 1000000 over six to seven years with loans and grants to spur construction for low income families. Senate hearings set for February 2 as rent control extensions loom.

Washington Congress Truman Senate GOP House Taft Ohio Ellender Senate Banking House Banking

GOP and Senate Bills Propose Large Slum Clearance Grants

The proposed bills set annual costs of 320 million and 240 million for 41 years under different party plans, with smaller initial grant years. All plans offer 1 billion in loans and 500 million in federal grants for slum clearance, plus related four-year adjustments.

House Senate

Tyrrell to retire as Beloit College vice president

Beloit announces the June 30 retirement of Vice President Bradley Tyrrell under the college retirement program. He will be succeeded by Harold Sanford Wood, currently Oberlin College vice president. Tyrrell, 66, has served Beloit since 1938 and was born in Delavan.

Beloit Bradley Tyrrell Beloit College Carey Croneis Tyrell Harold Sanford Wood Oberlin College Tyrrell Croneis Delavan

Graves Buys Local Tombstone Business in Viroqua

Robert Graves Jr a Viroqua newspaperman bought a local tombstone business from Oscar Larson yesterday in a straightforward transaction. The move marks Graves entry into the regional stoneworking trade and broadens his local business portfolio.

Viroqua Robert Graves Jr Graves Oscar Larson

Belmont Co op cheese factory notes and staff

The Belmont Co op cheese factory at Belmont in Lafayette county is complete with four cheesemakers and a butter maker led by head cheesemaker Werner Christen with 18 years’ experience. Milk is supplied by 115 patrons. Swiss American and brick cheeses are produced. The factory officers include president Oscar Paulson and secretary treasurer Ludwig Swenson. Kraft Foods Co expands dairy operations to multiple western states, with a new Green Bay office to supervise the growth.

Belmont Co-op Belmont Lafayette County Werner Christen Fred Steuri Carl Niffmnegger Ben Gordon Max Schroeder Joseph Robinson Don McNitt Vincent Donohue Pat McDonald Delbert Rehmstedt Orville Moddy Charles Riter Ray Kundert Hay Hollow Cheese Co York Township Oscar Paulson Ludwig Swenson James Ula Kraft Foods Co Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Montana Wyoming J. I. Christophersen Green Bay Christophersen

County Bond Sales Decline Across Green and Lafayette Areas

U S government savings bond totals in Green county for 1948 reached 651 431 dollars, down 92425 from 1947 with 743 856 in 1947 and 619 526 in 1946. Lafayette county shows a similar drop in 1948 from 445 000 in 1946 to 538 535. Statewide 1948 bond sales were 98 048 000 dollars, down 3 644 000 from 1947 and 1 210 000 below 1946.

U. S Green County U. S. Treasury Department Milwaukee Lafayette County

Weather meeting interrupted by snow and sleet

About 200 meteorologists at the 101st annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society faced disrupted sessions as heavy snow and sleet turned sidewalks into slushy puddles across New York City yesterday.

New York The American Meteorological Society

Want ads promise heavy workload for small pay

A local notice touts the appeal of placing Want ads with the claim that buyers will face a heavy workload for a small price, suggesting a bargain with limited earnings in exchange.

Wisconsin Livestock Imports Exports Rise

Wisconsin reports higher cattle exports and imports for last year. A total of 83,718 head shipped to 46 states Puerto Rico and seven foreign countries. In 1947 81,796 head were registered for out of state sale. Wisconsin received 27,849 head mostly feeder cattle in 1947 25,711 head were shipped here.

Madison Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture Puerto Rico

Wheelchair-Bound Man Sentenced to Waupun Prison

William Rhode, 34, was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Clarence Rinehart to one to ten years in Wisconsin state prison at Waupun for parole violation. Rhode, who has no family or home, spoke thanks from his wheelchair. State probation officer George H. Waters noted Rhode has suffered chronic arthritis for six years.

Eau Claire William Rhode Waupun Clarence Rinehard Rhode Rinehard George H. Waters

Prison term sought for burglar and armed robber Rhode

Rhode faced prison due to past offenses and was placed on three years probation January 14, 1941 for burglary in Eau Claire. A year later he was convicted in Duluth on an armed robbery charge.

Rhode Eau Claire Duluth

Town of Lake Probe Stays 30 More Days

Milwaukee reports a John Doe inquiry into the town of Lake is delayed another 30 days as Circuit Judge Otto H. Breidenbach grants a month long stay of the prior order dismissing a writ of prohibition. Kowaleski seeks appeal to the state supreme court with Walter Schinz Jr. representing him.

Milwaukee John Doe Lake Otto H. Breidenbach John Kowaleski Walter Schinz Jr Kowaleski Circuit State Supreme Court

Constitutionality Challenge to John Doe Proceeding

A legal team argues to test the constitutionality of the John Doe proceeding on behalf of their client, asserting procedural or substantive concerns. The motion or brief frames key legal questions and potential implications for due process and rights.

John Doe

Condor Reaches Altitude Up To Four Miles

The South American condor is believed to ascend as high as four miles, a remarkable height for this scavenger bird.

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