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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1952
Page
2
The Republican National Committee debates televising its Taft-Eisenhower delegate dispute deliberations. Producers push for open coverage to boost ratings, while critics warn public visibility could hinder key decisions and help neither major delegates nor party unity.
A quoted analysis notes President Truman grudgingly approves a revised wartime economic control bill amid a presidential election year. It highlights his past opposition, current claims the bill weakens price stabilization, and a contrast between 1950 and 1952 leadership as he delays invoking legal authorities.
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture announced that calves under four months will not be required to be tested for tuberculosis when removed from public stockyards. Dr. O'Connell, head of livestock sanitation, said these young calves rarely contract or spread the disease. The State Committee on Water Pollution planned a July 8-9 meeting in Green Bay to review progress reports from Fox River Valley industries and municipalities.
Patricia McKinley Priscilla Kalli Ruth Wenger and Donna Gilbo Nancy Houser present The Birth of Old Glory a patriotic play under Nancy Bishop at Recreation Park Green County Republican Club endorses Governor Heil and state officers praising curbing non military expenses Rainfall in June 10.23 inches John Benkert 88 oldest citizen of Monticello dies July 2 1942 also notes budget figures and local civic updates
James Marlow notes shifting postwar sentiment as bitterness toward Germany and Japan fades. The Senate approves peace terms and security guarantees allowing Germany to manage itself with West German troops in Europe and Western Allies maintaining troop presence, strengthening a Western shield against Russia.
The will of Ray F. Haren filed in Stephenson County Court names his widow Irene Haren as sole heir with life interest. After her death the estate goes to brother Francis H. Haren of Orangeville and sisters Lillian Haren of Pasadena and Winifred Flynn of Freeport. He excludes two sisters, Leola Engstrom and Marion Dwyer, as he deems them well provided for.
Dennis Thorn 11 son of Mr and Mrs Guy Thorn Route 3 Freeport departed by bus Sunday to Charleston South Carolina to visit his brother and sister in law R L Thorn.
Portage prepares a 300-actor Cen tennial pageant Along the Wall ona Trail at the fairgrounds running nightly through July 6 With a five mile July 4 parade featuring historic floats and bands A main street museum windows displays and relics line the opening events July 3 Governor Kohler speaks July 4 features and speakers Francis O Donnell and E B Fred scheduled Fireworks crown opening night Queen's Coronation ball July 3 4 street dances July 4 music by the Sloppy Five July 6 finale dance
James Hickey and Raymond Walton, both from Waupun, were captured in Forest County by sheriff's deputies after escaping from a state prison farm near Waupun Saturday night.
The Army showcased the M-48 Patton 48 a new medium tank produced at the Chrysler plant in Newark Delaware and at two other arsenals. Officials expect sizable deliveries before year end. The 45 to 50 ton tank features a low silhouette an egg shaped hull and turret wider treads and a 90 mm high velocity gun with quick change tube.
Attending Ed Blum's funeral at Paoli Saturday were Mr. and others from Monticello as reported by the Times Special.
A fragment lists individuals connected to the Blum family including Mr and Mrs Fred A Blum Ed Blum Mr and Mrs John G Blum Delores and Margaret Blum Ray Blum Monticello and Lawrence Blum New Glarus along with Delores and Margaret.
The auditing committee of the Green County Board will meet next Monday at the court house to audit county June bills.
CIO United Steelworkers press to bring smaller firms into the contract field as Charles H White of Republic Steel predicts a long fight over the union shop. A steelworkers spokesman cites 50,000 workers covered by new pacts since a 65,000-member strike began. Secret talks in Denver with about 8,000 Colorado Fuel workers and Granite City Steel's 3,500 employees aim to widen the drive.
After Egypt abandoned scarabs at the close of the 26th dynasty, foreign artisans continued producing imitations. The shift shows enduring demand and cross-cultural influence in ancient Egypt.
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