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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1948
Page
4
An old schoolman notes that modern corporations maintain multiple relations outfits including employer customer dealer stockholder and community relations. He explains how associations at national state and municipal levels coordinate lobbying policy and industry concerns along with regulatory oversight and anti trust scrutiny.
At 3 30 yesterday afternoon a film truck driven by Alfred Machotka of Monroe rear ended a truck driven by Robert Streiff of New Glarus on highway 39 a mile west of New Glarus. Machotka cited misjudging Streiff turning into a farm drive. No injuries were reported.
The article notes artificial dairy breeding as a rapidly expanding development in modern United States agriculture, highlighting its growth and potential impact on dairy production and farming practices.
Casimer Kaliszewski, 23, rookie officer, was shot twice by two assailants while patrolling Detroit yesterday. Despite grave wounds, he survived with a 50 50 chance to live and aided police in identifying the attackers. His father died as a rookie officer 23 years earlier.
The statement notes that a married woman has no legal obligation to adopt her husband's surname though social custom commonly suggests doing so.
The article reports that internal parasites of livestock cause an annual loss of 125 million dollars, highlighting economic strain on farming operations and the need for preventive measures and veterinary interventions.
Greece advances slowly toward economic rehabilitation as the government battles a two year guerrilla rebellion. Harvest prospects look good with 1948 wheat projected at 780000 tons and agriculture expanding though imports rise to meet demand. Trade shifts favor Europe and the United States supplies fuel and machinery while unemployment remains tied to skilled labor shortages.
Two buses operating in Monroe yesterday afternoon were in separate highway crashes. Cardinal bus driven by Richard Andrews struck a cow herd on highway 1181, killing two cows and injuring none onboard. Badger Line bus driven by William Best left highway 69 after a tie rod broke, crossing a ditch and causing minor injuries to two passengers.
Mrs Pauline Steinke 57 was killed in a home explosion that tore the structure apart. Fire Chief Rudolph Anderson and Coroner James Heibering said a flash accompanied the blast but the ruins did not burn. Husband Ernest and daughter Arlene 24 were not home.
Medical detachments on summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy handle 100 to 300 sick calls daily. Foot specialists work expanded hours when a heavy schedule looms, while medics accompany practice firing on the range. Governor and visitors observed camp life during a busy weekend with several Monroe and Freeport guests touring the barracks.
Kenosha machinists local 3 AFL yesterday voted to accept Nash-Kelvinator Corp. offer of a 13 cent hourly raise. The union had originally demanded 40 cents and then settled for 20 cents. Production workers at the Nash plant had already approved a 13 cent raise. Triplets occur about once in 8800 births.
Service salesman position in Milwaukee for Thompson Buick. Prefers applicant with automotive repair experience. Offers liberal salary plus bonus. Apply to Mr. Koehler at Thompson Buick Inc 2009 East Kenilworth Place Milwaukee Wisconsin.
A birthday surprise dinner was held in Recreation park Monroe Sunday honoring Mrs. Albert Schultz of Orangeville. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Broege Juda, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and others from South Wayne Freeport and Orangeville.
Joyce Rockford joined Mrs. Christine Treg oning for Sunday. Miss Joan Davies of Dodgeville visits her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson. Mrs. Charles Rice of Vineland N J arrives for a week at F E Tree's home. Carol Jean Schaber visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs Louis T Shattum in Argyle. Lucille Schaber spends Monday in Dubuque. LaVerne Hale family and Harry Moore visit William Meier family in Rockford for the weekend.
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