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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1948

Page

4

De Gasperi Stands Firm as Italian Crisis Eases

Amid a Bolshevik bid to exploit Italy's crisis after Palmiro Togliatti’s shooting, Prime Minister De Gasperi orders police and troops into unrested zones. The general strike collapses, and Italy avoids a civil war though tensions and the communist drive remain, with fate tied to Togliatti’s recovery.

Palmiro Togliatti I *S Reds de Gasperi Rome Togliatti Italy Moscow Western Europe Mediterranean Communist Party

Police Rescue Farmer Over Master Cell Claim

In Middleboro Massachusetts Army police and gendarmes protected Farmer John Brown whose claim of a master cell boosted crop and disease resistance drew over 1,000 people to his farm. Officials sealed a 300 foot area to prevent disruption while Brown plans to share the cell concept with other farmers.

Middleboro Mass John Brown Brown

Plane escapes ground crew and taxis into dawn

Auburn authorities report a two place plane at Auburn airport began moving on its own as caretaker Elwen Barton tried to stabilize it. The aircraft roared to life and circled the field four to five times before taking off toward the Cascade mountains in an easterly direction.

Auburn Wash Elwen Barton Cascade Mountains Barton

Mars hosts plant life claims by Soviet astrobotanist

G A Tikhov, director of Alma Ata observatory, told Soviet scholars Mars may harbor plant life. He described Martian grasses and creeping shrubs, blue to brown leaves, noting polar regions may support life while equatorial zones face extreme temperature shifts.

Moscow Mars Alma-Ata Observatory Central Asia G. A. Tikhov Tikhov Izvestia Arctic Earth Martian Portsmouth N. H Milwaukee Wis

Immanuel Youth Attend Young People's Meeting

Members of the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church Sunday school class and youth fellowship join the Young People's convention at Lomira assembly grounds Wis running today through July 25. Attendees include Marilyn Kubly Elizabeth Kiel Shirley Ninneman Charmaine Ninneman Donald Sullivan LaVerne Lehmerse Donald Timm Lyndon Viel Jr and Rev Lyndon C Viel. Rev Viel drove part of the group with others by bus.

Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Lomira Assembly Grounds Lomira Wis Marilyn Kubly Elizabeth Kiel Shirley Charmaine Ninneman Donald Sullivan LaVerne Lehmerse Donald Timm Lyndon Viel Jr Lyndon C. Viel Viel

Milk Exhibit Set For County Fair

Green county fair opens Thursday July 29 featuring a quality milk exhibit sponsored by the University of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Association of Fairs. Green county is among 12 fairs hosting the display with over 70 feet of Floral hall exhibits on farm science building construction equipment and practices. Three college staff members Edward Bruns Carl Neitzke and Everett Wallenfeldt will discuss problems with local farmers.

Green County University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Association of Fairs Floral Hall Edward Bruns Carl Neitzke Everett Wallenfeldt

Chow Line Cut: Increased Consumption at Camp McCoy

The Medical detachment reports chow line restructuring at Camp McCoy raised food intake by 25 percent. A week of lectures on wound care and transport followed dressings and bandaging lessons by Major Wayne Fencil.

Camp McCoy Wayne Fencil

Wallace challenges Truman and Dewey at Asbury Park picnic

Henry Wallace, a presidential candidate, urged Congress to back a four point program including repeal of the peacetime draft, a dollar hour national minimum wage, prices returning to 1946 levels, and 4,000,000 new homes in two years during a public event in Asbury Park New Jersey. Maj. Joseph Fencil rode out when you buy a Want Ad.

Asbury Park N. J Congress Henry Wallace White House Wallace Truman Thomas E. Dewey

Co K in Regiment Parade at Camp McCoy

Co K joined the 128th Infantry parade at Camp McCoy as guardsmen and visitors watched. The bivouac was shortened by rain with wet ground, tents pitched under S/Sgt Dwight Copien instruction, and Maj Gen Jim Dan Hill inspecting. The five mile march stretched across the camp while planes flew overhead and troops sought foot care next morning.

Dwight Coplien Jim Dan Hill

Military dining with Swiss steak for the unit

Pfc Milford Schwitz and Pfc Dewey Dwyer, Monroe youths now in the regular army, visited the company as they served a military style meal featuring Swiss steak the other night.

Milford Schwitz Dewey Dwyer Monroe

Korea Gets Constitution

Seoul reports a constitution intended for all Korea has been signed and sealed but the land remains divided between Russian and U S occupation zones. For now the constitution applies to the American occupied south Korea.

Korea Seoul South Korea

Idaho Territory Population in 1860

The Idaho territory which covered more than 90000 square miles had only a few dozen white people in its population as recently as 1860.

Idaho Territory

Washington population rises by about 500000

From 1940 to 1947 the population of Washington state increased by roughly 500,000 people, reflecting postwar growth and regional migration patterns.

State of Washington

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