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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1947
Page
2
The editorial critiques internees and wartime dissenters, arguing they deserve harsher punishment and deportation. It condemns anti American sentiment, laments austerity, and challenges supporters of communist ideas to relocate to Russia.
President Truman arrived in Kansas City as Senate Republicans acknowledge they lack votes to override a veto on the tax cut measure. A Gallup poll shows 53 percent prefer using a billion dollar surplus to reduce the national debt vs 38 percent for tax cuts. The figures are presented as evidence of collective character and honesty.
Chesebro outlines plans for a community swimming pool and dance pavilion as a new neighborhood project. Officials aim to provide recreation space and gatherings for residents, indicating a focus on municipal improvements and public works in the June 7, 1922 issue.
Among consignors to the Curtiss Candy Brown Swiss sale to be held at Curtiss Candy farms near Cary Til on Monday are the John Ingold estate Spring Valley farm Monroe Edna Schmid Meadow Green farm Monroe and Jake V l Monti v illa. The sale features 30 cattle from the finest Brown Swiss herds in the country to be auctioned starting at.
A historical notice cites that the U S federal park system covers more than 2105 units. The figure reflects the breadth of protected areas and related sites managed by federal agencies across the country.
Lydia recalls Theo's confession and Theo's planned departure with Raphael as Kirby finds happiness and Wade and Alan settle in. Theo reflects on aging, love, and the war's cost while Chris endures a courtroom trial and the burden of sacrifice outweighing personal pain.
Mrs. Harry T Maddrell and guests plan travel to the Great Smoky Mountains Mammoth Cave the Ozarks and other southern points this weekend. Local residents visit relatives including S J Johnson and Dr Frederic Cook in Wisconsin and Colorado Springs postings noted.
The Jordan River runs about 200 miles before reaching the landlocked Dead Sea, plunging to a depth around 1,200 feet below sea level.
The fragment lists street or box route, a federal delivery post office designation, a birth date reference, and age as of the last birthday, forming a missing-person or archival record notation. It notes identifying fields without providing full names or locations.
A dated listing shows birthdays for Evening Times Club members across June. Entries compile dates and addresses for individuals such as Raymond Dennis Norder, William Spring, Hilfiker, Werner Vogel, and others, by day from Sunday, June 9 through Saturday, June 14, with locations including Monticello, Argyle, Beloit, Juda, and Mt Horeb.
A roster lists new members with addresses and dates from 1935 to 1947 including Donna Lee Kubly Roger Allen Hanson Stanley Kant Susan Wild Herman Beutel John Beutel Ernest Beutel James Beutel Shirley Ward Bernice Huber Marian Huber Dolores Huber Charles Huber. A note traces 19th century Brazil rubber trees transplanted to the Far East where rubber plantations rose as coffee plantations declined globally.
The note states that average life length in the 16th century was about 20 years, reflecting harsh living conditions and high infant mortality that skewed overall longevity estimates.
Mrs. Leonard M. Akre of 1816 10th street unveils Thirteen at Memorial Union Madison after rejecting sale of Sugar and Spice. Critics praise the realistic pose and fine design while noting Akre plans a gallery room in a new home and continues watercolor work.
The Fidelity Juvie Club released final results after a six month campaign. Winners over 10 years old are Boyd Trickel and Robert Ambrose, who win a Brookfield zoo trip on June 11 with Mrs Herbert Goecks joining from Monroe. Younger winners Donnie Goecks and Carol Jean Burkhard receive a Donald Duck camera and film.
In Alton Illinois thieves hauled a 1200 pound boiler from a street in front of a warehouse. The report notes autumn color preferences favor deep red brown green and purple.
A Wright Field device described to the Aero Medical association uses a five foot cannon firing a heavy rod attached to the pilot seat to eject crew from aircraft at high speed. The system shoots out pilot gear and seat in one unit, with Lt Ames and doctors detailing its effects and noting brief acceleration prevents blackout.
The 27 cow herd of Holstein-Friesians owned by E R and E J Kaderly Juda has completed a year of production testing in the official herd improvement program. The herd averaged about 370 pounds of butterfat and 10 903 pounds of milk with two daily milkings. May Harkie Hark 2012622, a 7 year old, led with 485 pounds of milk. Testing was supervised by the University of Wisconsin in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association.
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