Fragmentary OCR Notes on Election Vote
Partial readable OCR mentions peers and vote, with references to Scot Or See and Europe. Lacks clear names, dates, or places. summarization limited by fragmented text.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
2
Partial readable OCR mentions peers and vote, with references to Scot Or See and Europe. Lacks clear names, dates, or places. summarization limited by fragmented text.
The Wisconsin State Motor Vehicle Department reports 13 360 motorists lost driving privileges in the first half of 1952 due to suspensions or revocations. Most were for accident settlements or drunken driving, with 203 suspended for bad records and Green County seeing only ten total suspensions or revocations. The piece argues tighter enforcement will raise totals unless patrols expand.
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce notes the federal defense budget starts July 1 with 102.8 billion dollars in spending authority from 46.6 billion new appropriations and 56.2 billion carried over. It urges Pentagon efficiency and for taxpayers to consider civil administration of this vast cash flow.
The Wisconsin Child Center in Sparta confirmed a third polio case, a boy aged unknown, hospitalized at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison. The center’s first victim, a nine year old boy, died last week. all three children lived in the same 17-child cottage now under quarantine.
Military powers land in Wyoming and England to prepare the second front while the Green County Fair plans to fund its victory theme with half of premium money directed to war savings stamps. Notables visit the fair with showmanship wins and family ties. historic notes recall past eras and local industry changes across decades.
Wisconsin Senator Alexander Wiley travels Europe and Switzerland on three official missions including a subcommittee probe of European population, a delegate role at the Inter Parliament Conference in Bern, and a review visit of the Voice of America program. He weighs VOA value and timing before any potential GOP Senate majority.
New York experts say the steel wage rise will fuel inflation but buying power losses from the strike may slow it. factories may shut later as steel shortages hit inventories. unions may reopen wage talks. mills expect strong 1953 sales though price passes to customers are uncertain.
Guy Crippen a 60 year old harness race driver from Darlington waits for Mayo Clinic doctors to determine his illness after being flown to Rochester two weeks ago. Crippen who drove Mainliner to victory in last year’s Hambletonian top stake as a three year old trotter and his wife are staying at a hotel while tests are completed.
Green County reported the smallest share of unpaid real estate taxes in Wisconsin last year at 0.3 percent, closely matching the prior year. Lafayette followed with 1.2 percent, while Bayfield topped the state with 10 percent. Total Green County real estate tax levy was 1,349,695 with 3,479 in tax sales.
John S. Dorsey, 53, Eau Claire, buys the first federal gambling stamp in Wisconsin for the new fiscal year. Oscar M. Jonas, collector of internal revenue, reported the sale yesterday.
Washington The Pentagon projects defense production to take double its normal share of the nation s steel output for six months. A military production official says civilian supply will be reduced temporarily and wartime priority rules may return. The loss of 20 million tons during a 54 day strike requires defense to take about 6 million tons, or 30 percent of the first 20 million tons after full production resumes. Special officers will be stationed at mills to ensure military priority.
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts Orangeville gatherings as Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith and son Jeri visit from Phoenix. Nearby families including Jensen, Richards, and Proudfoot share weekly visits and picnic dinners with the Boals and Folgate households. Reavid Jensen extends his stay with John Jensen as guests gather in the area.
Mr and Mrs Russell Bawinkel Garry hosted and visited Packwaukee Wisconsin with Curt Cole. Harold Kortner services at Pearl City were attended by Earl Schulz Lena Welz and Victor Welz. Hartman family from Peotone spent the week with Glenn Geiger and Van Mattre hosted dinner for Clark Hoot and others from Rock Falls Monroe and Freeport. J Milton Bostian spent last Friday in Dubuque.
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