Dairy Day 1949 Promotes Education and Community Involvement
An editorial calls Dairy Day 1949 a universal event emphasizing the dairy industry's value to the community and urging genuine participation from all ages and segments.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1949
Page
2
Atomic Ambitions and Government Secrecy Question
The text frames the bureau class as a definite government factor or department. It asserts a certain degree of secrecy must surround its operations, implying limited transparency and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Government
Joliet Story Echoes Bootleg Era Killings in Chicago Style
A Joliet brief describes a Milwaukee man murdered in a Chicago style gangland slaying. Gunmen in a big black car fired through windows on a public highway, delivering a pistol and sub machine gun slug to the victim. The report notes enduring regional tensions and lawless mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joliet
Milwaukee
Wis
US Army Court Rules Natural Uranium Not War Material
A U S military court ruled that uranium in its natural state is not necessarily a war material. Nine defendants faced charges related to possessing about 81 ounces of uranium, with the legal question centered on its use in atomic processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
U. S
Kiwanis talk on cheese sales campaign and local events
Summary of scattered notes: a 14 year old boy breaks a leg while playing after recovering from scarlet fever. a pop up talk on cheese sales prospects at Kiwanis luncheon. obituaries for Mrs Mary Freitag and others. royal welcome for King and Queen at union station. marriages and anniversaries. historic items from 25, 50, and 0 years ago including local officials and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lindicum
Russell Frost
State Department Agriculture and Markets
Kiwanis
Mary Freitag
Monticello
King
England
Capital
Union Station
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Emma Schild
Glenn Wallace
Wisconsin 1949 Alice in Dairyland opens selection
The 1949 Alice in Dairyland contest opens with nominations due June 22. Sixteen finalists attend a banquet for final judging. winner serves as state fair hostess August 20 28 and earns 100 dollars plus travel and appearance expenses while touring the Midwest to promote Wisconsin dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Paul Mandt
Milwaukee
State Fair Dairy Committee
Fice
Evening Times News Department
Wisconsin
Middlewest
Illinois Physicians Report New Tablets Aid Ulcer Treatment
American Medical Association briefing describes tablets containing sodium carboxy methylcellulose and magnesium oxide that coat the stomach lining and buffer acidity. Dr. S. P. Bralow of Hines veterans hospital and Dr. M. A. of the University of Illinois College of Medicine lead the study with colleagues. The preparation is viewed as a valuable addition to ulcer treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
S. P. Bralow
Hines Veterans 1
University of Ilo
School of Medicine
Lions at New Glarus Name Henry Schmid To Lead Club
Henry Schmid was reelected president of the New Glarus Lions club at Monday’s meeting. E F Kaeser was chosen first vice president, Durward McVey second vice president, Paul Grossenbacher third vice president, Harley Hoesley secretary treasurer, Warren Ruesch tail twister, Marshall Ingwell, Jacob S Disch and Henry Glaeden as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Henry Schmid
New Glarus Lions Club
E. F. Kaeser
Durward McVey
Paul Grossenbacher
Harley Hoesley
Lion Tanner
Warren Ruesch
Marshall Ingwell
Jacob S. Disch
Henry Glaeden
Unripe gold mythunspecified Indians in South America
Early day observers described platinum as unripe gold and discarded it back into streams to ripen. The term reflects historical metal perception before widespread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Bolenders to Attend Rockford Graduation
Mr and Mrs Fred J Bolender visit their son Howard Bolender and family in Rockford to attend graduation at Rockford West High School. Grandson Chadwick Bolender will graduate. Chadwick holds the local ROTC rifle team high record and tops in northern Illinois. Judith Bolender of Palo Alto Calif will be the second Bolender grandchild to graduate this year as part of the 1949 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Bolender
Howard Bolender
Rockford
Rockford West High School
Chadwick Bolender
Chadwick
Illinois
Judith Bolender
Joseph B. Bolender
Palo Alto
Calif
Bolenders
Judith
Russians Move to Influence China Under Stalin’s Hand
A Paris informant says Molotov may direct Soviet policy in the orient signaling a shift from aloofness toward Mao Zedong and the Chinese communists. Observers note Mao's nationalist leanings and expropriation tactics complicating Moscow's control aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moscow
China
Paris
Molotov
Mussia
Orient
Stalin
Russia
Manchuria
Mao Tse-Tung
Mao
Tito
Former wife sues Fay for alimony in road show case
Mrs Gladys Buchanan Fay filed a $56,530 alimony suit against comedian Frank Fay. She says he has not paid the $75 weekly alimony promised in their 1925 divorce over the past decade while he toured with Harvey on a road show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Frank Fay
Harvey
Gladys Buchanan Fay
Army funds keep Berlin radio on air at RIAS
The U S Army allocated 2 500 000 from its budget to maintain Radio in the American Sector Berlin until June 1950. Maj Gen George P Hays announced the move after RIAS faced dissolution for lack of funds following July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U. S
George P. Hays
RIAS
Boston College awards honorary degree to Marquette dean
Dean J. L. O Sullivan of Marquette University College of Journalism received an honorary Doctor of Letters from Boston College during its 73rd annual commencement exercises. Dean Sullivan served as principal speaker at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
J. L. O’sullivan
Marquette University College of Journalism
Boston College
Milwaukee
Judge's Penalty Authority Upheld
The U S Supreme Court upholds a New York judge's power to impose death penalty despite a jury recommendation for life. Samuel Williams, convicted of murder in an attempted robbery, was sentenced to die after post trial information linked him to 30 burglaries. Williams' lawyers argued due process was violated. the court majority disagreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Samuel Williams
Williams
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme
Court Justices Endorse Individualizing Sentences
Justices say a judge may go beyond the sole issue of guilt to determine appropriate punishment. They describe this as the use of individualizing sentences within fixed limits to tailor penalties for convicted individuals.
Wedding Plans Fray Amid Local Family News
Mrs F N Miller hosts Juda's wedding with Miss Sunrebae of Rock City to Lutheran church. Sunday visitors include Ida Schenk Barbara Rhyner Monticello and others. Irvin Tingley party visits Minneapolis. Tingley kin from Nekoo sa Wis. Beloit and Rockford locals visit families. Mary Ellen Newman from Rockford weekends with Scores Newman. Ann and Kenneth Mahl buch visit Glenn Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeland Skattum
Sae Sunrebae
Rock City
Lutheran Church
Jake Becker
Ida Schenk
Barbara Rhyner
Monticello
Jake Disch
Albany
Jake Zweifel
Brodhead
William Cham Oe S. Irvi Tingley
Irvin
Minneapolis
Arthur Tingley
Neko
Wis
C. J. Tingley
Jordan
Robert Maxted
Beloit
L. L. Helland
Mary Ellen Newman
Rockford
Scores Newman
Ann
Kenneth Mahlbuch
Glenn Boyer
Jobless Aid Drops in Wisconsin
Madison reports unemployment aid declined as the state processed about 28 000 checks weekly last month versus 32 150 weekly in April. The shift highlights reduced weekly payments as jobless claims fluctuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Inrepo
Father's Day Gift Ideas from Baker's Book and Local Shops
Highlighting a Father's Day promo from Baker's Book Store with gift ideas such as hunting and fishing books and masculine desk sets. Also features Catalina swimwear at Lee's, nylon hosiery at Becker's Leader, and a closing quip from Elbert Hubbard about pleasant thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Baker's Book Store
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Frank O. Lowden
President Coolidge
Platteville
Internal Revenue
Monroe
Crystal Amusement Co
W. H. McGrath
Lafayette County
Darlington
Henry Hoehn
Norman Hill
Roy Jaberg
Edward P. Humphrey
H. N. B. Caradine
Don Carlos
Samuel
Switzerland
Green County
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Marshal Blunt
A. L. Rood
San Diego
California
Lions At
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Congress
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Emma C. Shipman
Brookline
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
U.S. Army
M & R Mfg. Co
Pontiac, Mich
Juda
F. N. Miller
Jude and
Clarno
Wisconsin Power and Light CO
Kay
London Church Times
Etter’s
Columbia Mills
Elbert Hubbard
Catalina
Lee’s
Hollywood
Scharparelli
Becker's
Sterling
Trimfit
Becker's Leader Store
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