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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
2
Robert Vogeler, recovered from torture and imprisonment, calls his earlier confession a desperate fabrication and urges Americans to defend liberty against communist influences. He warns that fake charges and staged trials spread fear and threaten personal rights, urging strong action to preserve democracy.
A Madison to Monroe drive reveals many trucks with only one functioning headlight. The observer urges motorists to fix lights promptly and urges enforcement to crack down on impaired illumination to reduce dangerous driving.
Kathryn Schmerse, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Schmerse, has been chosen to attend Badger Girls State camp in June 1926 at Madison. A sister attended in 1948. Jeanette Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira L Williams, is noted. United Nations note: U S limits its contribution toward a permanent UN security force to forces now in Korea.
A collage of brief historical notes from Wisconsin areas dated June 9 across years. Topics include Mussolini and Turkey tensions in 1941, local obituaries and weddings in New Glarus Brodhead and Monroe, wartime captures in Syria, postal savings program plans for Monroe, crop prospects statewide, goat milk contracts near Chippewa Falls, injuries at Borden plant, a 24 member junior class picnic, and civic projects in Jefferson.
A humorous reminiscence traces how fathers gained a day in honor after years of neglect and celebrates a dad’s quiet strength. It contrasts Adam and Barnum with modern fathers, notes pop’s hidden labor behind family life, and ends with a humorous, domestic snapshot of a typical evening.
A blurred 1951 feature reflects a fatherly night scene where a son faces deployments and raids. A meek voice asks if he is awake, the mother speaks of the father being needed, and the son contemplates his role while seeking reassurance that he is not a bad egg.
Calvin Arnold of Minneapolis has been chosen as the new band master to succeed John Page who resigned this week for a similar post at Kota Illinois. Arnold, a graduate of McThail School of Music, taught in Arizona the past two years. Page served two years here and is a McThail graduate from Minneapolis. He plans to finish summer work and leave about August 1.
A collage of birthday notices lists dozens of youngsters with ages and addresses from Argyle to Juda and Monroe for Sunday to Saturday. The text also tells a narrative of Rory Meager and his family Aylen and Cora Meager, their farm life, and the visitor Zacharia Dock arriving for the summer.
Miss Connie Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton K Johnson of 1736 Lake Drive will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Rockford College at commencement exercises Monday She will be a speech clinic staff member with the Junior League school of speech correction in Charleston South Carolina She was vice president of her senior class and participated in a science division seminar.
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