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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
2
The piece argues public belief in McCarthy’s red infiltration charges persisted despite a partial subcommittee inquiry. It laments administration indifference and warns a whitewash could deepen distrust in foreign policy leadership amid a crisis.
The piece questions four American suspects in an FBI round up, condemning treason and loyalty erosion. It laments modern liberalism and Moscow influence while urging daily American patriotism to counter betrayal. It warns traitors will regret forsaking American values as the Kremlin promises dawns.
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone sentenced Richard Lasseur and Hannah Maulson to six months in jail but stayed execution and placed both on probation for one year. They were convicted last fall of possessing slot machines on the Lac du Flambeau reservation. Each was fined 250 dollars.
An engine room fire cut power to a mine elevator cage trapping 28 miners for three hours near Biantyrefer, six miles southeast of Glasgow. Rescuers bored through rock to reach the men and freed them without serious injuries.
Albany plans a two day Frolic this weekend to raise funds for a life saving apparatus after a drownings incident on Sugar River. The Peebles Community club leads with a $10 donation. events include parades, horse show, amateur shows, softball, dancing, and aerial water fights.
Washington placards warned that talking about war secrets in public spaces is dangerous. The notice urged caution in reception rooms and public areas to prevent leaks of classified material.
Washington reports the army will tighten dental standards for new draftees and allow mild psychiatric cases. To meet 20 000 replacements by September 30, boards may lower screening in emergencies and route 4 Fs into essential roles. Recruiters cite 16 teeth in proper position as a minimum.
Green county veterinarians will test junior fair dairy cattle Friday and Saturday this week. Lester Van Loon advises clubbers to confine animals to the barn and be present when the veterinarian draws blood. Exhibits require a certificate from an approved veterinarian showing a negative test.
The Clarno Classy Clubbers toured yesterday visiting members projects. They began at the Walter Timm farm with a clipping and fitting demonstration, followed by a stop with assistant agricultural agent Lester Van Loon.
Birmingham city commission declared Communist party membership a misdemeanor with up to 180 days in jail and a $100 fine. The ordinance followed a two week campaign during which Sam Hall, named as head of the Alabama party, was arrested on a vagrancy charge.
An explosives laden nationalist army truck exploded near Chiang Kai shek's downtown office in Taipei Formosa today. The blast killed three persons and seriously injured 12. Police taped off the area as emergency crews responded to the blast in the capital city.
Carl Van Doren author and editor died yesterday at Charlotte Hungerford hospital in Torrington Connecticut at age 64 after about a month of illness. He had a summer home in West Cornwall.
Services for Wilss Macuie Brenniston 64 a former Lafayette county rural teacher who died Monday in Doageville nursing home were held this afternoon at the home of a brother William Darlington and at 7 p m in the weeknoaist Church. Burial was in Union Grove cemetery. Miss Penniston taught in Lafayette county rural schools for about 25 years before moving to Darlington 14 years ago. Surviving are one sister Mrs Lee White Fayette four brothers William Roy Webb all Darlington and Wallace Fayette. Nelson-Sharer funeral home directed arrangements.
William Hexum, renter on Dr L E Creasy farm one mile north of South Wayne, was injured Friday afternoon when his right foot was caught in a hay baler needle. He will use crutches for about a week nursing a badly bruised heel and foot.
Tonight at seven, trial runs for coaster car entries take place in South Wayne ahead of the September Fair festival. The test starts at Galena street and ends at the Milwaukee road depot with local sponsors and drivers listed.
Readable fragments list Tuescher William Maurer Raymond Staley and Danny Hale as participants in a local event. No details on roles, dates, or venue provided in accessible text.
Lightning struck a barn on the old Luth er Haas farm owned by the Lohmeier brothers Sunday about 3 p m and the structure burned to the ground. The barn contained baled hay and no livestock were present as the farm is unoccupied.
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