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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
5
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld Elsie Wrosch of W Milwaukee for the murder of her husband Bernard by arsenic poisoning on Aug 25 1949 with a life sentence after a Jan 19 1951 conviction. The ruling found no trial errors in the case.
The Socialist party will be unrepresented on a Wisconsin election ballot this fall for the first time in 50 years due to failing to win at least one percent of the governor vote in 1950. Nathan Sadowsky said the party will run candidates in the Independent column in November, aiming to regain a ballot spot in 1954.
Mrs Frank Schiesser of New Glar was elected district chairman at the Wisconsin Home Demonstration Council meeting in Green Lake. She leads the South Central district covering Columbia Dane Iowa Lafayette Sauk and Green counties. The eight district leaders support a state extension plan and approved $1000 for Upham Woods youth camp cabins. The Green County choruses performed Music The Band of People at the county session. A charter bus and three private cars transported Green County homemakers to Green Lake.
Lt. Col. Charles B. Marvin commanding Flight F 9655th VART Squadron and Maj. Paul Rogels have orders to attend a 10 day Air Force personnel management school at Detroit University. The course runs from next Monday to June 19 under a Air Force program. The local squadron is part of the 9135th VART group comprising four squadrons.
The University of Wisconsin appeals section will review the suspension of 19 students involved in the May 19 lingerie raid on campus. Four students face one year suspension and 15 face one semester. The proposal asks to raise 1000 dollars for damages, place all 19 on one year disciplinary probation, and require up to 100 hours of unpaid campus work per student next year.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that maintaining 660 to 900 dogs for serum production does not constitute a nuisance for nearby property owners. The decision upheld a circuit court ruling in Ozaukee County involving Fromm Laboratories and local residents led by Mr and Mrs George Schneider. The company stated dogs were debarked on arrival and the suit claimed barking impaired home use and enjoyment.
U S farm numbers dropped over a decade, from 6 8 million in 1935 to 5 38 million in 1950 as agricultural activity consolidated. The decline reflects shifting economic patterns and farm consolidation nationwide.
Washington reports Taft claims longer political career hardened him against criticism while Eisenhower defends air power and questions how to fight war without foot soldiers. The exchange follows Taft’s charge that Republicans cannot win with Eisenhower, signaling ongoing, high stakes battle for the nomination.
Rehearsals begin for the Cub Scout Circus to be staged Thursday evening June 9 on the school lower floor with a big top in the gym. Concessions refreshments a freak side show and menagerie are planned along with a one ring circus featuring clowns acrobats and a wild west show.
Mrs Giles E Bolender hosts Orangeville and nearby guests including Mr Mrs Norman Scheider and son Douglas Red Oak Miss Bernice Ackerman German Valley and Mrs Delbert Stabenow Sunday night. Memorial Day weekend visits include Mr Mrs Lyle Rinehart Gerry Rock Grove and many others across Freeport Monroe Juda and Davis.
New York Philadelphia and Washington have witnessed the inaugurations of Presidents of the United States. The ceremonies marked the peaceful transition of power and drew crowds reflecting longstanding national tradition.
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