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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
2
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An editorial urges prompt industry dialogue after CIO walkout following the Supreme Court voiding Truman’s mill seizure. It faults both management and labor for the stalemate and warns presidential action should be avoided. it urges a direct settlement at the table.
James J. Lacey, a key figure in Wisconsin livestock improvement, served as a livestock specialist and instructor after a career spanning Green County and Green Lake County. His work as a county agricultural agent and UW educator advanced dairy stock leadership and farm prosperity, leaving a legacy for future generations.
CAMP McCOY Wis Theft of a foot locker tied to the murder of Corporal Robert L Jinks 21 of Savannah Ga The post provost marshal said the locker was found in the same empty barracks as the body Jinks reported the locker stolen Sunday and was beaten to death that night The body was found Monday Investigating Captain Stanley J Skripsky declined to release locker contents no arrests yet
The Navy will launch its most modern snorkel-equipped submarine, the USS Gudgeon, at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on June 11. Mrs. Robert A. Bonin, a widow from Manston Wisconsin, will sponsor the vessel, honoring Lt. Comdr. Bonin who commanded the original Gudgeon when it was lost in the Pacific during World War II. The earlier Gudgeon reportedly sank 19 Japanese ships totaling 133,957 tons.
A historical recap notes the Dutch Harbor strikes widening the war to North America and triggering alerts from the Aleutians to Panama. It also lists dated oblique items and local notices across decades including Heydrich’s death, regional deaths, and community milestones.
Henry Youngman, 46, a top Broadway nightclub entertainer, is famed for rapid ad libbing and a vast joke file. He has never hosted a national TV show, yet peers regard him beside Groucho Marx and Bob Hope. He quips how his wealth may come from his feet and shares brisk, sharp comedy about wives.
Vienna dispatch reports Romanian Foreign Minister Ana Pauker, once a key figure in world communism, may face a Red purge after Radio Bucharest branded her pro capitalist and counter revolutionary. The broadcast also accused two former ministers Vasile Luca and Techari Georgescu of wrecking Romania’s economy and state of anarchy.
A prolonged steel walkout could disrupt civilian industries and delay defense production as government stockpiles are frozen. Officials note current steel inventories are ample for a few weeks, but layoffs loom if the stoppage lasts longer. Production earlier this year hit a record annual rate, with demand easing yet to balance.
Monroe high school band and orchestra members will perform at the Monroe Kiwanis luncheon tomorrow at Swiss Wheel restaurant. Music instructor Allan Barnard directs. Janet Lanz plays Bolero on flute with Barbara Boyd piano. Maureen Bruni marimba solo Malaguena with Sandra Haworth piano. Pat Barnard Jr. performs Where’er You Walk on valve trombone with his father at the piano. Kiwanis directors meet at 7 30 p m.
WTMJ TV in Milwaukee asked the Communications Commission yesterday for permission to switch from VHF band three to band four and increase broadcasting power.
Editors and publishers named to visit Monroe with the Wisconsin tour group on June 12 include S. W. Lincoln Chicago Herald American Corbin Patrick Indianapolis Star Mrs. Lesie Thurston Des Moines Register Tribune Charles D. Collins Milwaukee Sentinel Kirk Bates Milwaukee Journal E A Jones Highway Traveler Fred D. Burns Cincinnati Times Star Henry Ward Pittsburgh Press Harold McClelland Wisconsin State Journal Wade Franklin Chicago Sun-Times Paul D Aird Detroit News Harry W. Smith Cleveland Plain Dealer O S Wernecke Holiday W F Lipps Hotel World Review Norman Dresser Toledo Blade Alfred Turner Northside Papers Chicago. tentatively joining: Reynolds C Seitz Chicago Daily News Pearl Halstrom South Bend Tribune Jack L Williams Greyhound Corp.
The will of Ross C. Cornish, a retired civil engineer who died at 76 in January 1951, directs the McArdle Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin to receive $45,938 for cancer research. Probate filed yesterday. total estate valued at $63,249.
BELLEVILLE Special services for Charles A Genin 71 Paoli native and lifelong resident were held Monday morning at 9 30 Becker funeral home and 10 Paoli Catholic church Rev Lawrence W Keppler Verona officiated. He died Friday in a Madison hospital. He leaves a widow one daughter Carol Madison a son Lt Kenneth C Genin Air Force in North Africa three brothers Joseph George and Alphonse Madison eight sisters Mrs Lawrence Edwin Redonda Beach California Mrs Jane Walker Wonewoc Mrs Emma Colney Mrs Louise Piller and Mrs Clara Henry Basco Mrs Martha Holm Madison and Mrs Rosaline Smith Sauk City.
A normal human skull consists of 22 bones.
Milwaukee area reports cooler than normal conditions last week with frost and freezing in low spots harming corn beans tomatoes and other crops. Temperatures ranged from 29 to 85 as rainfall varied from under half an inch to 2 inches with hail observed in May.
Fifteen month old Antoinette Schroeder of Manitowoc was killed yesterday when a truck backed over her in the driveway by her home. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schroeder.
Two nests of six steel clothing lockers in excellent condition. Each nest measures 12 by 15 by 72 inches and is offered at 50 dollars per nest. Interested buyers may contact R. W. Biaha at Commercial Bank or James Forbes at Monroe Country Club.
June features a wedding season push with luxury Spring field blankets from ETTER'S, nylon-enhanced Springfield Sizset woolen blankets in Venus and Hermitage styles at $18.95 and $12.95 respectively. Also promoted are Dad’s gifts from BAKER'S BOOK STORE and Horn Pennantone luggage from BECKER'S LEADER with prices from $12.95 to $19.95.
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