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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1947
Page
2
The notice states the Board of Directors grants exclusive republication rights to the Associated Press for local news and AP dispatches, dated April 20, 1947.
Milwaukee Journal argues that Congress should not seize control of foreign policy, noting longstanding executive dominance since Washington. It supports balanced cooperation and warns against isolationist shifts, proposing liaison bodies and joint committees instead of congressional overreach.
Sen Thye told Carroll College the United States must provide a stabilizing force until the United Nations is strong enough to lead. He said the world will look to either the United States or Russia for leadership and the U S must accept that responsibility, even if it complicates approving relief and welfare needs at home.
In 1946 cheese made in the country required 11 billion pounds of milk, reflecting heavy dairy processing during postwar years.
Lydia attends the trial of Joseph Blaine with Chris delivering a steadfast summation. He defends the veteran ideal, equating sacrifice with honor and the crusade against barbarism, while Lydia, moved, realizes the bond with Chris endures despite separation.
In a courtroom a verdict is delivered not guilty of defending a soldier’s ideal. Chris, a cripple, returns to Lydia with a renewed life, walking without his cane and vowing to build a normal life with her. The couple steps into the sunny street symbolizing renewed hope and love.
Monticello Wisconsin Miss Phyllis Voegeli daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil G Voegeli graduated Sunday from the physical education course at La Crosse State Teachers college At the village board meeting she was retained as manager and lifeguard at the local swimming pool for the summer She attended a Red Cross aquatic school two years ago and was pool manager in 1946 The pool opening date has not been announced Mr and Mrs Voegeli attended commencement exercises and will accompany their daughter home.
Advises ironing rayon fabrics as soon as they dry to a high level of dampness rather than waiting until bone dry. Recommends immediate pressing to smooth fibers and improve finish.
Briggs Manufacturing seeks to avert a 20 000 worker strike set for Wednesday by appealing to CIO United Auto Workers leaders to intervene. In auto industry developments UAW-CIO signs a two year pact with Kaiser Frasier Corp and Ford faces a 20 day Foreman Association walkout. A strike ballot was voted by 10 500 of 75 000 Ford production workers in Detroit after deadlocked talks over a 15 cent raise and retirement plan concessions. The Briggs walkout would halt assembly at Chrysler and Packard plants, affecting car bodies.
William B. Mills district manager urges Green County employers to report summer employment needs promptly to access registered student workers and graduates entering the job market. Early orders ensure a wider range of applicants for summer and permanent positions as graduation and summer vacations begin.
A kitchen tip suggests serving plain carrots with a cream sauce enriched by peanut butter. It also advises slicing carrots lengthwise rather than the common round crosswise cuts.
The basswood schoolmate picnic is set for Thursday June 12 hosted by Mrs. Margaret Barmore. Mrs. Carrie Brinkow has returned from Harrisburg Pennsylvania after four months with her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Egan.
79 year old Ma Greene, the nation's only inland river woman pilot, renewed her 5-year license after passing tests. Her son Tom runs the steamboat line her husband founded. Greene began piloting after learning on river runs with her late husband.
The Young Republican National Federation will maintain a hands off policy in the 1948 presidential race. The executive committee ended its national convention with Ralph Becker of Port Chester stating the federation cannot pick the candidate. States may choose their own positions while the national body helps build the campaign vehicle.
The Evening Times notes a home ceremony for Marian E Stuessy and Marvin E Siedschlag at the Stuessy home in Winslow. Also reported are the death summons for Aretta Bragg age 86 and the funeral of Albert Matzke in Milford Nebraska. Ella Thomann and Wayne W Nelson wed. Kiwanis club honors the late E Clyde Copeland.
Obituary notes M D Flynn longtime railroad worker dies. Bernhard Zweifel and Robert Miller prominent local figures also pass away. Miss Elgie Wittner wed in New York to L E Dawley. A Kiwanis safety match factory proposal and a Chautauqua tent are reported, Tulip tree noted at W F Trakenbrod home. Mercury peaks at 94 for season.
Glass cooking utensils must be completely dry on the outside before use on the stove. Water droplets on the exterior of items like a glass coffee maker can cause uneven heating and lead to cracking or breaking.
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