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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1952
Page
2
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The Monroe community honors Dr Glenn S Soseman veteran city clerk and public servant who fought illness to return to work before his death. His colleagues recall his blunt precise judgments shaping city decisions and his steadfast, unselfish regard for the common good.
State officials and traffic experts urge families to plan long weekend trips with care. Start early, drive steadily, avoid excess speed, and pace return journeys. Do not rely on bright lights to warn others and designate a non driving celebrant for fireworks.
John Wiechers 78 retired vice president of Western Printing and Lithographing Co. died yesterday at his home in Racine. He was a longtime business figure and community member known for leadership in local industry.
Ten years ago a caravan of forty private cars furnished by Mon_free residents gathered at Janesville to escort 153 eastern turnfest contestants and delegates to the nation al event. Edwin Barlow of New York City and New Glarus planned to bequeath Chalet of the Golden Fleece to New Glarus as a Swiss museum.
President Truman reluctantly signed a 10 month extension of the economic controls law before the midnight deadline. The measure tightens price and wage controls, preserves scarce material allocation for a year, and keeps rent controls for three months. The act weakens some provisions and delays certain changes in real estate and consumer credit rules.
Senate rules subcommittee says Sen. McCarthy will testify at a public hearing Thursday. He accuses Sen. Benton of pro-Communist ties while an assistant Secretary of State and seeks an investigation of Benton's income tax returns. Benton filed a resolution last August to expel McCarthy amid mutual accusations and a $2 million libel suit.
Madison attorney Floyd E Wheel er announced his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for the assembly seat vacated by Ruth Doyle who is running for state treasurer. He seeks the party nomination to fill the vacancy.
This opinion piece argues for televised presidential debates between Taft and Eisenhower and other candidates after party conventions. It notes Lincoln and Douglas debated in 1858 and says radio and TV networked the nation, leaving politicians little excuse to avoid public face to face contests.
Chicago report shows May traffic fatalities rising to 3160 the highest May total on record. Ned H Dearborn president of the National Safety Council warns motorists to be extra cautious for the upcoming Fourth of July weekend noting Memorial Day and May as record death months on highways.
St Joseph's Parish of Freeport bought the old junior high building for 40000 dollars plus lots at South Galena avenue West Iroquois and West Pleasant streets. The site formerly served as Freeport high school 1895 construction 1905 addition and 1926 junior high. The parish plans a new eight grade parochial school with 1350000 dollars in construction costs covered by the district.
Washington reports a Chicago fire in the Republican party as Taft and Eisenhower backers clash over 72 contested delegates ahead of the presidential nominating convention. The dispute could decide seating and affect the outcome at the convention. Delegates may be seated by Thursday night with appeals possible to credentials or the convention itself.
New York businessmen say looser controls curb price rises and shift focus to supply and demand. They expect housing activity if mortgage terms ease, while Fed NY notes inflationary pressures easing. Rent controls may stay locally, and labor leaders may block the wage board changes, pushing the issue back to Congress.
About 200 workers and supervisors are sought to detassel 1,500 acres of DeKalb seed corn on DeKalb Agri land in Green County. The job runs between July 10 and 15 due to good growing weather, with half the work by riding machines and the rest by foot crews of 15 to 18 workers. Applicants 14 or older should contact Charles Agnew at the Janesville WSES office.
Albany patrolman Richard Walcott stopped a car driving the wrong way on a one way street. While he wrote the ticket ten more vehicles followed, and he then directed them to the warning sign and issued ten additional summonses.
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