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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1953
Page
4
A wartime analysis notes the Korean War began June 1950 and ended with a stalemate at the 38th parallel. It credits UN resolve for allied cohesion, warns of weariness, and says armistice pauses fighting while Soviet and Chinese support shapes future pressure.
Patricia Molm, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Molm, formerly of Cassville, will be among 478 graduating seniors honored at the University of Wisconsin Convocation Thursday. Prof Glen Pound will speak at the Monroe Kiwanis Club luncheon tomorrow on The True Story of the Irish Famine. Louise Ginner and daughter Lorna plan a move from 928% 18th Avenue to 138 North Longwood Avenue, Rockford Illinois.
The Illinois House on Tuesday killed a measure allowing city councils to levy a half cent sales tax without voter approval. The bill would have changed current requirements. In another item, Red Cross announces a June 18 swimming program for area children with bus pickup from the fire station Thursdays at 9 a.m.
Mr and Mrs Hale Grover of Culver City California welcomed a son Jeffrey John born June 3. They also have a son Kent. The Grover family previously lived in Brodhead where Mr Grover was employed at Green County Bank before moving to California for their son's future.
Madison special reports economist Truman Graf of the University of Wisconsin finds Swiss cheese quality not reduced by grass silage milk. Analysis of 12 months of factory records shows high and low quality producers differ more by process than feed, with high quality plants paying farmers more. Graf discusses results at Farm Field Day June 12 at Hill Farms near Madison.
The American Dairy Science Association gathers at the University of Wisconsin June 21 to 24 drawing about 2000 dairy producers, manufacturers and scientists. E B Fred will open the opening session, with H B Henderson of Georgia and W E Krauss of Ohio expected to speak, before section meetings on manufacturing.
The piece lists multiple social visits and overnight stays including Norman Williams grandson graduation at Ira Williams home, with guests from Oakland California and local families. It mentions family dinners, weekend visits, and neighbors gathering, ending with a reference to Sweden’s historic parliament established in 1435.
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