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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
2
The notice lists the Monroe Wisconsin newspaper’s post office classification, founding dates, ownership, associations, and circulation rates. It includes subscription prices for in city, in state, and out of state, and notes office hours and contact details.
The piece questions which authorities President Truman referenced in critiquing air power critics. It notes Air Force warnings on Korea and world status, cites Taft’s 76,000 fighting planes claim versus Russia’s growth, and defends generals Vandenberg Twin ing LeMay while criticizing political planning and timing.
A House committee inquiry into contract frauds allowed a false letter to be published linking Attorney General McGrath and William Boyle to a Detroit war contracts case. The witness admitted writing the letter and its falsehood but gave no explanation. The incident damages credibility of probes and may trigger cries of persecution in future inquiries.
Los Alamos researchers unveil the Maniac, a Mathematical Analyzer Numerical Integrator and Computer. Designed by University of California scientists, it handles intricate atomic puzzles far faster than standard desk calculators, about 100000 times as quick.
Wisconsin dairymen urge national support and government sponsorship to increase cheese usage. The report also notes community garden meetings led by Prof. R E Vaughan of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture, and other local items including a Japanese American exchange via the Gripsholm in Jersey City.
In a satirical piece HAL Boyle suggests uniforms for officials and politicians to distinguish ranks and careers. Bureaucrats would wear hairshirts and chevrons, emitters of government emblems, while politicians might wear togas signaling power, with ribbons showing terms and offices held. A loser’s uniform would be sackcloth and a crying towel.
A Times Special notes a Friday visit by European dairy specialists to the Town Hall Dairy Co operative and the Voegels Brown Swiss herd. The group included 10 Austrians, two Belgians, three Germans, three Italians, four Norwegians, one Portuguese and five Yugoslavians.
The Wisconsin tour group of travel editors will meet in Milwaukee Wednesday afternoon and dine at the Schroeder Hotel. They travel Thursday to Monroe for a Swiss luncheon, tour cheese facilities, then to Madison for a reception at the executive mansion. The itinerary covers the Dells Wis Rapids Meade Hotel, Chippewa Falls, Grants, Hayward Muskie Festival, Hazen s Long Lake, Phelps, Woodruff, Land O Lakes, Three Lakes, Shawano, Sturgeon Bay, Eagle Inn Anderson Hotel and ends June 18 with Elkhart Lake and a Pabst brewery dinner.
The Monticello village board approved eight class B liquor and most beverage licenses at Friday's meeting. Names listed include Erwin Kissling Matt Zentner George Graf Ernest Schuerch Louis Wyss Mrs Christine Elliott Mrs Orpha Kubly and Nelson Nipple. The board also voted to prohibit parking on the south side of Water Street by the Casino hotel.
Representative Lawrence H. Smith condemned President Truman and Secretary Acheson for naming Georgi Zarubin as the Soviet ambassador to Washington. He called the move an insult to the United States and questioned Canada’s clearance of Zarubin tied to the Ottawa spy ring. He urged reversal of the decision.
Moscow will replace Alexander Pan yushkin with Zarubin as the United States plans to accept Zarubin, despite slight chances of a policy change. Capital sources indicated the White House and State Department are unlikely to alter the plan as Pan yushkin heads home this week.
Gov Earl Warren of California will be guest of honor at Fredonia Wisconsin for a Flag Day tribute. The ceremony returns to the Stony Hill cobblestone schoolhouse where the first Flag Day service was held 67 years ago, marking a patriotic observance in Warren's presidential campaign year.
University of Wisconsin dairy program outlines how sulfur dioxide is used to preserve grass silage, noting equipment needs, application steps, costs, and safety. The report emphasizes that SO2 can produce satisfactory silage under proper moisture, inclusion levels, and handling, but more data are needed to confirm full benefits and risks.
Pi E. W. Ellis aged 76, a retired banker and industrialist and former mayor of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, died Saturday after retiring from business in March 1951 due to failing health.
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