Russia Takes Seat on Security Council and Shifts Tactics
Commentator weighs the implications of Russia ending its U N boycott and assuming leadership of the Security Council. The piece contemplates possible moves by the Kremlin to influence U N policy, and contrasts power diplomacy with battlefield confrontation, urging stronger Western resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
U. N
Security Council
United States
United Nations
Kremlin
U.N
United Nations Council
Far East
No Witch Hunts FBI Chief Hoover Urges Facts Over Rumors
J Edgar Hoover urges public help in wartime security stressing facts over rumors. He warns against gossip and amateur sleuths, insisting evidence guides actions to prevent harm while protecting the innocent from unworthy accusation amid a national emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Bureau
Time for Salutes on Cheese Day Honoring Pioneer Cheesemakers
The piece recalls Cheese Day traditions honoring early cheesemakers and industry leaders still present. Ten years since the last Cheese Day, many pioneers have faded, leaving a small but deserving group to be recognized on the big day.
Brazil Plane Crash Claims 49 Lives Over Porto Alegre
A Brazilian Constellations airliner crashed near Porto Alegre killing all 49 aboard. Among the dead was Ralph Motley, 48, an American sales manager for Atlantic Refining Co. in Rio de Janeiro, who had come from Richmond Indiana. The disaster is the nation's worst aviation catastrophe to date.
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Rio de Janeiro
Porto Alegre
Ralph Motley
Rio
Atlantic Refining Co
Richmond
Ind
Hamaker Reunites With Army Tractor In Utah
G F Hamaker saw a U S army tractor in Utah that matched the one he drove in the Pacific during World War II. He began work on the machine at the depot and realized the connection to his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
G. F. Hamaker
Utah General Depot
Hamaker
Pacific
Fire and flood era headlines from early 20th century
Lightning destroys two barns near Rock Grove and other farm buildings on the Fred Kramer and Kenneth Schony properties. In Havana, 21 American republics discuss hemispheric defense. Death of Michael James Dunn near South Wayne. Monticello hosts a two day homecoming finale drawing about 4 000 people. Company H earns commendation at Camp Douglas. Knight of Strathmore wins first race at West Point. Monroe firemen finally attach hose to waterworks to fight a blaze at Fred Zimmerman property. Herreid South Dakota fire destroys town. Frank G Parks and Bernice G Niles marry in Malone New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kramer
Kenneth Schony
Rock Grove
Havana
Argentina
O. K
Michael James Dunn
South Wayne
Monticello
Detaail
Douglas
Knight of Strathmore
West Point
Monroe
Fred Zimmerman
Herreid
S. D
50 Years Ago Mob Attacks Innocent Chinese Laundyman
July 29 1900 reports tell of mob violence against a Chinese laundryman in Dodgeville amid overseas atrocities. Buffalo Bill’s show train collision near Milwaukee Junction Michigan leaves 1 dead and 9 hospitalized. Monticello Eagles fall to Monroe 17 to 9. Dr E L Syverson closes practice after three months. Dr William Monroe’s family gathers for his 82nd birthday as Dr F W Byers again unable to work due to a war ailment linger.
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Hood
Dodgeville
Buffalo Bill
Milwaukee Junction
Mich
Monticello Eagles
Monroe
E. L. Syverson
Centerville
S. D
William Monroe
F. W. Byers
A Summer of Casually Restless Fixits and Family
A writer recalls a casual summer with a sprawling family dynasty at lakeside homes. He muses on DIY chaos from clogged sinks to floods, the return of Mr Fixit, and his own tinkering obsession. He confesses envy of birds who hire help, yet admits fascination with the messy but joyful life. (Copyright 1950. General Features.)
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Mr. Fixit
Fanny
Judge Lamboley Names KC Aides for 1950 51
Judge Harold J. Lamboley state deputy of the Knights of Columbus announces district deputies for 1950 51. William T. Kane heads the 16th district including Monroe Mineral Point Shullsburg and Darlington councils. Other deputies include J Schowalter George Devine John Kirby Leo Mertens Harry Emans Vincent Reinhober Edward Schaller John J Clark Albert Oster Thomas W Donaghue George H Stein Vincent Lucareli Dr H P McNamara Louis Seiller Earl J Heffernan Nathan Wolfe Joseph Stephens Frank P Connor Eugene Bartzsen Ralph Yentz and many more. Standing committee chairs named include John H Friar Gus Lang L J Jeffers Francis Scheurell Earl Gilson Clem J Schlaeder Ferdinand Boyer Joseph F Kubasta Jr J L Reinhart Henry Noring Dr C W Henney Edward Owens Vincent Trettin and others. Dr L E Fitzgerald and Rev A R Breines also named to committees.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Knights of Columbus
William T. Kane
19Th Avenue
Monroe
Mineral Point
Shullsburg
Darlington
J. Schowalter
Port Washington
Milwaukee
South Milwaukee
West Allis
George Devine
Portage
Sauk City
Baraboo
Berlin
John Kirby
Montreal
Hurley
Park Falls
Watertown
Albert Oster
Medford
Phillips
Stanley
Ladysmith
Thomas W. Donaghue
Oconto
Marinette
Niagara
Green Bay
George H. Stein
Madison
Columbus
Waterloo
Beaver Dam
Vincent Lucareli
Kenosha
Lake Geneva
Racine
Burlington
H. P. McNamara
Rice Lake
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Independence
Louis Seiller
Two Rivers
Algoma
Sturgeon Bay
Kewaunee
Earl J. Heffernan
Janesville
Beloit
Delavan
Whitewater
Nathan Wolfe
Arcadia
Mauston
LaCrosse
Elroy
Joseph Stephens
New Richmond
Hudson
Durand
Menomonie
Frank P. Connor
Highland
Lancaster
Platteville
Cuba City
Prairie du Chien
Eugene Bartzsen
Sheboygan
Plymouth
West Bend
Hartford
Ferdinand Boyer
Stephens Point
Joseph F. Kubasta Jr
Oshkosh
J. L. Reinhart
Wisconsin Rapids
Henry Noring
C. W. Henney
Edward J. Owens
Vincent J. Trettin
Good of the Order
L. E. Fitzgerald
Catholic Interests Committee
A. R. Breines
Brodhead
New Glarus Man High McCoy Shot At Camp McCoy
Delmar Dick of New Glarus, a member of the guard unit, scored 139 with one miss in a machine gun range test at Camp McCoy during summer maneuvers. The guard parade time was moved from noon. Visitors included Col. Roy F. Zinser and local residents. Three men were briefly called for guard duty at 0630 as marching routine continued.
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Delmar Dick
Glarus
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Cpl. James
Roy F. Zinser
U. S. Army
Monroe
John J. Burkhard
Harold F. Baltzer
W. E. Deininger
David
Emilie Karlen
Arthur Spoerry
Jay Underwood
Col. Zinser
Germany
Co. K
Charles Kummer
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Gill
Cpl
Harold Gissing
Whutfer” Threlkeld
Robert Schultz
Belles Dames
Curley Goecks
Burgy
Madison 45 Home Buyers Seek $38,318 in U S Suit
A federal complaint filed in U S district court seeks 38,318 restitution for 45 Madison residents who bought houses from Leader Building Co. The suit, led by U S Attorney Charles Cashin, alleges payments above FHA approved prices, plus failure to meet specifications and to lien against various homes. Overcharges include 25,372 for omissions, 8,716 for lien encumbrances, and 4,230 as direct overcharges.
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Madison
Leader Building Co
U. S Dist. Atty
Charles Cashin
Federal Housing Authority
Rochelle
Ill
Cashin
Wisconsin Rural Principals Attend Summer Institute
William H. Clements was among 34 Wisconsin rural school principals who attended the annual 12 grade rural school principals institute held July 24 through 28 at the University of Wisconsin. The event is one of five summer conferences at the state university addressing public education administrator problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Clements
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
The
State University
House okays road abandonment compensation in wildlife refuge
Washington reports a Dodge County payment of 37 688 dollars as compensation for road abandonment within the Horicon national wildlife refuge after legislation cleared the house and was sent to the president for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dodge County
Horicon National Wildlife Refuge
Five Wisconsin Men On Casualty Report
A Defense Department casualty list from Korea shows one Wisconsin soldier wounded, four missing, and one earlier missing man rejoining his unit. Wounded: Pfc. William R. Stegmann of Manitowoc. Missing: Pvt. Charles A. Dickman of Cashton, Cpl. Neil W. Hutchinson of Racine, Pvt. Robert G. Pallesen of Racine. Bertrang of Eau Claire had returned to U. S. forces.
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Washington
Defense Department
Wisconsin
William R. Stegmann
Florine Stegmann
Manitowoc
Pie
Frederick W. Bertrang
Eau Claire
U. S
Charles A. Dickman
Elizabeth M. Dickman
Cashton
Neil W. Hutchinson
Ernest Hutchinson
Racine
Robert G. Pallesen
Peter J. Pallesen
Radio Receiving Tubes Reach Wide Availability
Upwards of a thousand different type radio receiving tubes have been developed, most of which can still be purchased.
Monroe Evening Times Club Membership Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Name Street or R F D.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe, Wis
MacArthur Aide Pleads for Discretion in War Reporting
Tokyo based public information officer Col. M. V. Echols urged war correspondents to show discretion in Korea coverage. He cited Paris and Rome embassy warnings that reports portraying crying soldiers harm American morale and image abroad. He asked reporters to consider if stories inform the enemy or hurt the United States.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
M. V. Echols
U. S
Paris
Rome
Korea
Echols
Genghis Khan II
Dooley Thomas E Dies at Janesville 75
Thomas E. Dooley 75 of Janesville died at 9 10 am yesterday after months of poor health. Born January 16 1875 in Mt Pleasant township Green County he lived in Footville before moving to Janesville. A retired General Motors employee married Helen Skogan in 1898 they had two daughters Helen Heller and Ollie Mae Plunkett nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 830 am Monday at Kimball Nelson funeral home and 900 am at St Patrick church with burial in Mt Olivet cemetery. Rosary is 8 pm Sunday at the funeral home. He was preceded in death by a daughter and two sons.
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Thomas E. Dooley
Janesville
Mt. Pleasant Township
Green County
Kimball- Nelson
St. Patrick’s Janesville Church
Mt. Olivet
Dooley
Footville
General Motors Co
Helen Skogan
Albany
Brodhead
General Motors
Helen Heller
Ollie Mae Plunkett
Beloit
Army considers Korean campaign ribbon plan
The army’s personnel branch is studying a proposal to award a Korean campaign ribbon to soldiers who served in the current conflict. The potential decoration would recognize service in the war and is under formal review.
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Washington
United States
Army
Bette Davis Weds Gary Merrill in Civil Ceremony
Film star Bet te Davis and her husband actor Gary Merrill were honeymooning after a civil wedding yesterday in Juarez. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Cape Ann Massachusetts.
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Bette Davis
Juarez
Gary Merrill
Cape Ann
Mass
Pony Dream Wins After Frog Helped
A town pet show ends with Joey winning fifty dollars for Mister Grump the frog. The prize funds a pony, and Joey rides proudly with his frog perched in the saddle, while Pa and Ma share a moment of disbelief and joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
Mister Grump
Big Frog
Sud
Green Frog
New Members Jane Ann Nefzger Joined Route 1 South Wayne
Community note lists new member Jane Ann Nefzger of route 1 South Wayne on August 3, 1948, as part of local society enrollment and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Nefzger
South Wayne
Local Social Roundup From South Wayne And Nearby
Miss Walborg Rood of Janesville visited her parents Mr and Mrs Minor Rood in South Wayne on Tuesday night. Mrs Avery Stites O B Peterson and Mrs QO B Fulton visited friends at Middleton Sunday. Marion and Mark Mitchell of Monroe spent Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs J R Gage. Fred Mahlbuch is ill at home. Mrs Aleta Martin is confined to bed by illness at Bouquin nursing home Warren.
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Walborg Rood
Janesville
Minnick Rood
Messrs
Mmes
Avery Stites
O. B. Peterson
QO. B. Fulton
Middleton
Marion
Mark Mitchell
Monroe
J. R. Gage
Fred Mahlbuch
Aleta Martin
Bouquin
Warren
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August Sigurdson
Frank E. Carson
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Register of Deeds
Drake Hotel
Frank Tripp
Thomas Collins
Judge Lamboley
High McCoy
U.S
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Army Plans
the Times
Uncle Happy
Lois Evangeline Holland
Orangeville
Susan Marie Dooley
Route 1
Ronald Kubly
Susan Rose Rufener
26Th Avenue
Judith Elaine Whitehead
Juda
Charlie Leroy Martin
Susan Kay Waterman
Larson Beach
McFarland
Jerry Robert Hoover
23Rd Avenue
Rosemary Klassy
New Glarus
Jeanine Ann Goecks
Robert Leland Heitz
Sharon Kay Coptein
Patricia Lynette Walters
13Th Avenue
Gary Lee Ann
Woodford
Robert Lee Maske
Shirley Sylvia Kummer
Lowell Roy Roderick
24Th Street
Diana Jean Grabow
Eldena
Larry George Hoover
Kay Meinert
Browntown
Elaine Ann Rubi
9Th Street
Eileen Marceda Kraus
Sharon Elaine Birk
Thomas Herman Durtschi
Gerald Wayne Meier
Gratiot
Dennis Sheldon DeVoe
Raymond D. Neuenschwander
Sharon Kay Aitchison
Patricia Miller
17Th Street
Donna Jean Vickers
David LeRoy Rundle
Francis John Denny
John Robert Scott
Shirley Ann Leck
20Th Avenue
Heads Heilman’s
Ralph T. Johanson
Roy E. Kumm
G. Heilman Brewing Co
Johanson
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J. W. Robilette
South Side Square
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