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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1952
Page
2
Juvenile drivers flaunt 160 horsepower cars sparking protests from safety advocates. Critics warn such showboating undermines trust in young drivers, prompts stricter laws, higher insurance, and tighter licensing for all, shaping future automobile regulation.
The piece argues Republicans should unite to attack the Truman era administration, exposing weakness and corruption, and present clear principles to voters. It warns against intra party strife and urges a unified campaign to restore American traditions, integrity, and strong national leadership.
The Senate approved a measure authorizing improvement of the Duluth Superior harbor at a cost of 562 500 dollars and sent it to the White House for final action.
Pennsylvania Railroad officials report 22 deaths from a wreck near Ligionier as a freight train crashes into a passenger coach. Fifteen die in Chicago and eleven in Philadelphia amid a nationwide heat wave.
James Marlow reports on a Republican convention marked by cold politics and internal rifts. Taft supporters lead the national committee, but actual delegate math remains unsettled as 1,206 delegates vote to choose a candidate needing 604. Delegates face a GOP split over corruption allegations and November prospects.
Mrs Owen Oliver age 80 a Monroe native died Saturday at her home in Vesper after a lingering illness. Born November 12 1871 in Monroe she married Owen Oliver in 1900 and later lived in Waukesha before moving to Vesper. Survived by her widower a son Lawrence a sister Mrs Louisa Ruegger and three brothers William Henry Fred. Services to be held at Vesper tomorrow with relatives from Beloit and Monroe attending.
St Paul Minnesota secretary of state Mike Holm who led Republican campaigns for years died yesterday after battling cancer He was 76 and served as secretary of state since 1920 and was a dominant vote-getter.
MT HOREB Special Mar cella Slaney a 17 year old Dodgeville high school honor graduate died Saturday in a Dodgeville hospital. Services were held at 9 30 a m today in St Josephs Catholic church Dodgeville with Rev John E Doran officiating. Burial was in Verona cemetery. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs William Slaney Verona five sisters Monica Dodgeville Mrs Paul Backes Mrs LeRoy Faultersack and Erma Slaney Madison Joyce Verona four brothers George and Lyle Dodgeville Maurice Reedsburg and William Verona and her maternal grandmother Mrs Alfred French Cazenovia
The First National Bank shows declines in deposits and loans from Dec 31 to Jun 30. Total deposits reached 9 602 976, down from 10 390 072 at year end, nearly matching the June 30 1951 total. Loans stood at 1 686 863 versus 1 804 053 at year end, while the capital account including undivided profits was 494 872 as of June 30, up from 454 532 in 1951.
Dr and Mrs George W Diver of Texas visited the past week with friends in Monticello and area. Their daughter Kay will accompany them home. Several area residents and relatives hosted and visited with Woodstock Illinois guests and Milwaukee visitors over the holiday weekend.
The only living Wisconsin Korean War veteran to win the Congressional Medal of Honor, Sgt. Einar H. Ingman, married Mardelle Goodfellow in Tomahawk. The couple planned to reside there after a honeymoon to Hayward, marking a notable local ceremony.
University of Wisconsin farm economist Henry Bakken cautions that waxing potatoes only helps if the tubers are already top quality and warns equipment and depreciation make the method costly. The piece notes waxing can prevent shrinkage and sprouting but may reveal defects. field day demos at West Hill Farm show seed treatment effects on small grains.
Dr. Drury treated 405 cattle with mastitis from four forms using Teatube Neomycin ointment from Upjohn Co and neomycin sulfate solution. Wisconsin spring pig crop is the smallest since 1949 with 1952 production expected down due to fewer sows bred for fall farrowing.
Paul Miller, 22, of route 2, suffered temporary blindness in both eyes when a camera flash bulb flashed in his face. He was checked with the camera near his eyes. hospital treatment followed at St. Clare. By morning some vision returned and doctors believed the injury would not be permanent.
Dr and Mrs E V Hicks hosted an open house for their new medical center. The five room facility features knotty pine interiors, a large waiting room, X ray and lab facilities, a two car garage, and a potential recreation room. Dr Kenneth Rath joins the practice. Architect Stanley W Howe and contractor Wendell Simmons based the project in Monroe.
The text states Uranus maintains a mean distance of 1 785 800 000 miles from the sun. This value reflects the planet's average orbital radius used in astronomical measurements.
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