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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
2
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The Kentucky-born vice president gives a brisk off the cuff speech that energizes the 1952 Democratic campaign. His address outlines party aims, urges clear objectives, and consolidates support among uncertain electors, despite some critics calling him old fashioned.
A tribute to Lammot DuPont, who died at age 71 after 14 years leading the Delaware chemical giant. He backed massive research investment, aided wartime munitions and atomic project efforts, and pursued steady expansion despite critics.
The slopes of snowcapped mountains in the Belgian Congo host the last remaining mountain gorillas. Researchers describe the fragile population clinging to remote peaks amid habitat pressures and conservation efforts.
Ten years ago Green County subscribed 1 270 538 55 for war bonds at nearly 55 per capita as rail freight declined and eight communities sought to prevent the Dodgeville Red Oak line abandonment. Also nuptials and Kiwanis service plans tied to August military departures are noted.
Milwaukee police may escort Robert Knetzer back to Springfield Illinois amid claims of threats to his safety. The Edwardsville used car dealer faces bankruptcy asset concealment charges and awaits a government hearing on his return while held under a 20000 dollar bond.
George E Nelson 68 longtime assessor of Boyd in Chippewa County was found dead in his home Thursday. County coroner Dr Earl Hatleberg ruled death by his own hand and said Nelson had been despondent since his wife died five weeks earlier.
The final day to pay postponed 1951 real estate taxes is July 31 as warned by county treasurer Mrs. Louis B. Stauffer. From Aug 1 interest at 9.6 percent will apply. Monroe owes $21,030.53, other towns $2,938.06, and Brodhead $2,283.09 in postponed taxes.
A Shullsburg couple and a Darlington couple were injured but not seriously in a two car collision three miles south of Darlington on Highway 23 yesterday morning. They were treated at Lafayette County Memorial Hospital, with Mr and Mrs Henry Vosberg of Shullsbury and Mr and Mrs Elmer Dedig of rural Darlington named in initial reports.
Mr and Mrs Charles Heiden conclude a week long Monticello stay visiting Dr and Mrs E V Hicks and family before returning to Syracuse New York.
About 9,000 Madison area residents will receive higher Social Security payments starting in October under recently enacted amendments. Most families gain about five dollars monthly with changes applying to retired workers, self employed beneficiaries, and survivors including extended wage credits for military service and extended death benefit reimbursements for burial costs.
Services were held in Giltner Nebraska for Mrs. Harry Dod son formerly Carrie Rote daughter of Paul and Elizabeth Rote. She died Tuesday at her daughter Lula Stephens Grand Island home. She had lived with her daughter and son George in Giltner since M. Dodson’s death 18 years ago. She leaves two sisters Anna Miller Monroe and George Dixon Canton South Dakota and sister-in-law Mrs William Rote Monroe. A sister Matilda and brothers William and ae Rote preceded her in death.
Long fiber asbestos deposits were discovered in southern Quebec in 1877 signaling early mineral resource uncovering. The finding highlights regional geology and the era of industrial mineral exploration.
Denver reports that Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr. says he is unaware of plans to recruit Madison industrialist E Coleman into Eisenhower’s campaign. National chairman Arthur Summerfield has claimed he wants Coleman in the organization. Coleman, Taft’s floor manager in Ohio, says no invitations have been sent. top strategists will discuss when they arrive in Colorado next week.
Most Rev. Roman Atkielski, auxiliary bishop of the Milwaukee archdiocese, will assume duties as head of St Sebastian's church after the death of Msgr Otto A Haertle. He will also continue to serve as auxiliary bishop in the Milwaukee area.
Waushara County Agricultural Agent Lester Van Loon reports the first occurrence of army worms in the county. The advisory notes the discovery near Stevens Point and the need for monitoring and control measures.
In Decatur and Spring Grove townships army worms appear under control in most areas. Farm owner Fred H. Hahien, Decatur township PMA chairman, reports little damage to his corn after inspection. Aerial dusting has reached the Hahlen farm and nearby fields at Marion Condons, Jackie Jones, and Max Wysses.
Lena Glaser aged 73 was found alive beside Platte Creek two miles from her Platteville home. She had wandered off Monday and told rescuers she was thirsty and hungry before being taken to a hospital for examination.
Among the out of town relatives and friends at the funeral of Mrs Oswald H Zentner Sr. on Wednesday were Mr and Mrs Robert Schneider Margie Doris and Carey Henry Stuessy Sr Fred Schneider John Zumkehr Mr and Mrs Robert Arn Mrs Herman Marty Mrs Emma Klas sy Mr and Mrs Raymond Klas.
A long list of local residents and couples from New Glarus Monroe Belleville Whitewater Gratiot Janesville Evansville Middleton appears in a social notices segment. Included are Ted Schneider Edwin Klassy Nathan Crouch Patricia Jane Ivan Grunder Kath leen Zentner William Greuch Hannah Bind schaedler Chester Ludwig Laverne Prien Henry Zentner Buol Hamm erli Schmid Roethlisberger Babler Schneider Zentner and others.
Mr and Mrs Walter Freitag of Monticello and Miss Alice Freitag of New Glarus attended the funeral of William Roddatz in Oshkosh on Wednesday.
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