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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
2
The piece argues for a proactive U S propaganda effort to counter communism and explain Korea policy. It asserts slogans and media campaigns can complement military actions, urging a truth focused voice to maintain credibility and deter red threats globally.
Washington reports that a master mobilization plan and industry speed in wartime may be ready if war emergency declared. NSRB proposals include selective service acceleration, quick economic freeze, excess profits tax, labor-board setup, censorship, and seizure powers. Surgeons note ice as effective local anesthesia for amputations.
The past week in Monroe featured a refreshing Fourth of July with a strong sports program, band concert, and fireworks airplay drawing thousands. The tireworks display, funded by the chamber of commerce, matched larger centers, while ballgames and a concert kept crowds local. A few bootleg firecrackers spoiled the weekend, leading to arrests and a call for stricter adherence to laws.
A Candid Comment from Ints Rubber Company president denies rumors of tire rationing and urges not to hoard. He says tire supply is at a peak and warns durable inventories could shrink only if greed undermines emergency needs. The statement cautions against panic and follows the possibility of war and wartime production shifts.
Forty three bodies recovered from the ruins of the Pickwick club building in Boston after a July 6 1925 collapse during a pre Fourth of July celebration. The report notes other local losses and civic items from the era including a fatal stroke to a Mrs Elizabeth South and the death of Julius H Miller who influenced Monroe business life. Also mentions Monroe’s (ODell) role in a national American Legion endowment drive and local quota details.
Gerald McKune 56, turkey raiser, faced charges after the fatal shooting of Richard Hach 39 in Spring Green. Sheriff said McKune admitted the shooting. district attorney ruled the act was not first degree murder. Hach died from a .22 bullet to the head after an argument over moving belongings from a rented house.
Washington reports the interior department will not permit baiting of ducks to lure game. Assistant Secretary William E. Warne said there may be minor changes to the shooting regulation but no relaxation this year despite sportsmen protests.
Rudolph P. Regez former district attorney is named to the committee on state legislation by Wisconsin Bar Association president Bailey E. Ramsdell He will serve with Harold A. Konnak Allan Edgerton Ronald A. Drechsler Leon Isaksen and Lawrence C. Gram in Racine Fond du Lac Madison and West Allis. Browntown Times Special Mrs Lada Devoe says her nephew Frank Carter reports Rose Carter underwent major surgery last Thursday and she will travel to Clarksville Ia to care for her sister after hospital return.
Freeport area recruiting headquarters announced a considerable quota increase this past month. GM l1e Dave L. Behrens of the Freeport office reported by telephone to Monroe and Green counties today during his regular Thursday stops.
The county auditing committee will meet at the courthouse tomorrow to review records and plan a regular audit. Members will discuss audit scope and timelines and address any procedural concerns.
Arthur Carter reports that some Boy Scouts at the national jamboree in Valley Forge Pa used old prairie schooners instead of camp tents. Juda and John Larson lead 99 scouts from US Grant council at the assembly with 11 Monroe scouts and Raphael J Daly of Monroe arranging the caravan home after a 3900 mile East excursion. Swapping gear at Canyon Camp Apple River Ill may leave items rearranged by July 15 when they return home.
Ad claims T-4-L strong fungi cide kills athlete’s foot itch in one hour. Boast includes 90 percent alcohol and drug-store refund if not pleased. Noted as available today at Kempfert Pharmacy.
Fragmentary list references horned toads from Texas and New Mexico, baby alligators from Florida, Osage war bonnets from Oklahoma, and cowbells from Wisconsin or Swiss consignments. The text reads as a catalog snapshot without a defined event or context.
Craig L. Mott 11 son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Mott of Beirit died in a Madison hospital after a month long illness. The Motts formerly lived in Brodhead. Surviving besides the parents are ...
Two sisters Kendra and Sharon and their brother Dick stay at home with grandparents Messrs and Mmes Frank Mott of Beloit and Vern Wells of Brodhead. Steamboat Springs Colorado reportedly hosts 99 hot spring varieties duplicating European spas.
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