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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
2
The notice states the Associated Press Inland Deity Eyess Association edit Bureau appreciates Sonne 3 entitled ex ere and that all local news printed in this newspaper as well as AP news dispatches may be used for republication.
The speech condemns decline in morality and calls for Republican leadership to restore national strength. It argues government missteps, warns against complacency, and stresses duty, discipline, and a clear return to enduring principles to preserve the two party system and freedom.
The Regional Office of the National Labor Relations Board in Minneapolis announces a hearing date of October 10 on the dispute at Marathon Electric Manufacturing Corp. Acting Director Alan Bruce notes no complaint has yet been issued. Local 1113 of the United Electrical Workers accuses the company of unfair labor practices.
Glancing back through historical items notes a 1942 Clarno fatal auto overturn, Green County over $400 past quota, lightning strike near South Wayne, and a Blanchardville farmer’s hay-load accidents. Earlier items include a 1927 bridge plan in Monroe, deaths, and local tidbits from 1912 and 1902.
Wisconsin's 24 Taft pledged delegates and six Warren backers jockeyed for influence at the Republican National Convention. They pressed other states to back Taft, while Warren supporters weighed Eisenhower links. The delegation kept busy in hallways, hotels, and sessions as they sought tickets and support. John Chapple urged Taft to cede delegates to MacArthur on first ballot.
Rev. Justin Flair will be installed at South Wayne Our Savior's church at 10 a m and Jordan church at 2 p m with interim pastors Rev. M A Sorenson and Rev. A P Anderson honored for guiding the two congregations. Senator Melvin Olson presented each with a purse and a noon potluck will follow at Jordan church. Flair, native of Hesper Iowa, is son of Iver and Alisa Flak.
Blanchardville district No. 1 re elected Dr. F W Baker as school board director for three years at the annual meeting held in the school gym. Other board members include Mrs F L Kingeter treasurer and Carlton Chandler clerk. Audit committee named Rex Saether Allie Sardeson and Mrs Frank Mason Jr. Budget for 1952 53 set at 81313 43 with a tax levy of 27900 Eldon Hird chaired the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Ted Loertscher relocate from North Main to Chesebro trailer camp at Monroe He works for Shell Oil Co.
Chicago columnist Hal Boyle reports a chaotic political scene as campaigns surge ahead. Delegates and independents mingle amid parades, buttons, and a strip club night, illustrating the frenetic mood of a presidential race and the escalating costs.
Federal Judge Patrick Stone appointed Frank J. Nikolay of Abbotsford to succeed Thomas E. Fairchild as U S Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin. Fairchild resigned to campaign for U S Senate on the Democratic ticket. Nikolay had been Assistant U S Attorney. A stray line notes a giraffe may be more than 18 feet tall.
A Pewaukee family suffered three fatalities in a county road collision ten miles west of Wausau. Esther Washowiak, 39, died at a hospital after the crash along with Ralph 41 and son James two. Daughters Audrey 11 and Beverly three were hospitalized.
Orangeville Volunteer Firemen finalize plans for the Firemen Festival on Friday and Saturday with rides, concessions, and a pet show at 1 30 p m. Water fights at 7 p m Friday feature Winnebago Fire chiefs Association squads, followed by the Gold headed cane presentation at 8 p m to Oneco Township's oldest resident. Saturday includes a 1 30 p m bicycle derby for ages 14 and under, a band concert, water fight finals at 7 p m, and Amateur Night at 8 p m with cash prizes for the top three.
Washington report notes Wisconsin members' rolls on major measures. Senate votes included 57 to 26 on the McCarran immigration bill, 77 to 5 on Western Germany peace treaty ratification, and 64 to 16 on the fair trade price agreement. House actions covered defense production act extension, parity price payments, tax-exempt organization probe funding, and a new G I Bill. All Wisconsin members voted for the veterans bill.
A Wisconsin man died in Minneapolis from injuries suffered July 4 when his car left the road and struck three trees. Frank Babcock, 28, of Cumberland, Wisconsin, died Tuesday at a Minneapolis hospital after surgery.
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