Begging for Trouble Indorsement by Convention
A fragmented report notes confusion over endorsements at a party convention. The text hints at no clear standard of qualification within intra party circles and questions the process and its outcomes.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1949
Page
2
Welcome Guests good friends even with temporary neighbors
A brief community note highlights hospitality to visitors and neighbors, inviting local residents to share space and time with guests during a welcoming period. The text emphasizes neighborly warmth and inclusive gatherings in a civic setting.
Brannan Flags Democratic Odds in 1950 Address
Salvation Chorus Secretary Brannan urged voting for Democrats in Des Moines in a 1950 speech. He framed political strategy as guarding farm policy against a Republican loss, touting a subsidy plan while denying broad re regimentation and stressing quota controls to reassure farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan
Des
Immortals and Incidents Surface in Tangled 1904 Chronicle
Fragments recounts include a possible hole in one claim, a French liner Normandie seizure, and tax issues. Mentions Charles G. Ree as a running mate pick for June 14, 1904 and Coolidge nomination hints. Additional items note a Browntown explosion, Janet Jennings new book, and retiring Jones with dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariene Dietrich
Charles G. Ree
Oevin Coolidge
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Usbel Costes
Glenn A. Dun L
Meikle
Ees Donels Howe
Chester J. Schmidt
Miss Bessiewiddie
Boyd L. Perguson
Monroe School
Doe
ALC
Doage
Browntown
Janet Jennings
Abraham Li
Lincoln
Educators Call for Banning Red Teachers in Schools
A bipartisan panel of educators urged that communist teaching be allowed in schools but not advocated, proposing objective study using official documents. The commission warned against teachers who seek to overthrow the U S government, and stressed careful, supervised instruction to prevent ignorance and ideological bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
American Association of School Administrators
Ashington
United States
Sotosoviet Union
Communist Party
Educat Fe Ag
Sheboygan Man Held in Slaying Case
Dist Atty John Buchen said a warrant would charge Robert Hertenstein, a married man, with the slaying of Mellita Geyer in Sheboygan. Authorities planned to pursue credentials and file formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
John Buchen
Credy
Robert Hertensteiner
Ates
Mellita Geyer
Warlord Yen Hsi Shan Named Premier of Nationalist China
Canton reports Marshal Yen Hsi Shan, veteran Shansi warlord, became nationalist China's premier yesterday. He succeeds Gen Ho Ying Chin who declined any cabinet post after sealing office. Yen had served as defense minister in addition to premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Yen Hsi Shan
Shansi Province
China
Ho Ying- Chin
Rebels threaten port Rangoon and Akyab danger
A Burmese government spokesman warned Rangoon and the key port of Akyab are in danger as rebels threaten control along the Arakan coast. Government forces seek to contain the insurgents and protect coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Akyab
Burma
Ace
Arakan
Berlin Optimism Grows Amid Postwar Changes
Berlin reporters note a shift from wartime unity to wary optimism as Germany’s defeat eases. Observers in Washington, Paris, London, and Moscow feel less unease and see potential for better times. The German people are seen as central to ongoing peace efforts and future alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Boyle
Berlin
Germany
Ieee
Washington
Paris
London
Moscow
Ole Dehlen Services Held at Orfordville
Ole Dahlen 78 died Sunday in a Madison hospital. Services were held at 2 p m in Silverthorn funeral home with Rev A M Romstad of Evansville Lutheran church officiating. Burial followed in Orfordville Lutheran cemetery. Born in Norway, he came to America at eight and settled in Orfordville. Surviving are a sister Mrs William Jaeger a brother Gilbert three nieces and a nephew, all of Orfordville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfordville
Ole Dahlen
Madison
Silverthorn
A. M. Romstad
Evansville
Gilbert
Picnic Food Poisoning At Topeka Outing Hits 250
About 300 people attended Seymour Packing Co annual picnic in Topeka. Coroner H L Clark suspects salad dressing caused illness. 250 treated, 200 in hospitals, 50 at home, none in critical condition. People arrived by cars taxis and on foot, five hospitals involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ampaioa
Seymour Packing Co
H. L. Clark
Clarno 4-H Parents Night Highlights Club Pledges
The Clarno Classy Clubbers 4-H group held a Parents Night at Enterprise school with James McGuire leading pledges, Donald Timm singing, and members answering roll call by projects. Mary Timmre on Dairyne and others spoke of a Washington visit to Carnation Farms. Frances and Grace Bidlingmaier provided music. The next meeting is set for July 13 at the Conrad Blanc home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggonenna
Clarno
Enterprise School
James McGuire
Donald Timm
Mary Timmreon Dairyne
Monroe
Walter J. Timm
Carnation Farms
Washington
Frances
Grace Bidlingmaier
Conrad Blanc
Orangeville WCTU Schedules All Day Meeting
Orangeville WCTU will hold an all day meeting Friday June 24 at the home of Mrs. Will Meinert near Juda. Juda union members join the program starting at 10 a.m. A potluck luncheon, musicales and talks by ministers are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
WCTU
Will Meinert
Juda
Juda Union
Wheat Agreement Passes in Senate
The senate backed a world wheat pact excluding Russia and Argentina, aiming for 456 million bushels annually. The deal shifts prices from $1.50 to $1.20 in 1952 53 as five more exporters join, with July 1 as the effective date contingent on adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sox Vestad Salon
Russia
Argentina
Argyle Builds Two-Story Cement Warehouse for Wingerment
Special construction progresses on a two story 30 by 60 foot cement warehouse for the Wingerment Company. The facility will store machinery and parts and stands opposite the old cemetery in the town's southern section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingerment Company
10 Sentenced to Die in Guerrilla Act of Dread
Ten individuals have been sentenced to death amid a harsh crackdown on guerrilla activity. The court framed the ruling as a deterrent against violent incursions by insurgent groups blamed for a series of attacks. Authorities vow to pursue further prosecutions in related cases.
Former Brodhead Man Killed at Whitewater
Olsen, 72, a former Brodhead resident, died after falling from a porch at Whitewater. Services were held this afternoon at Skindings funeral home in Whitewater. He was born Nov 5 in Richland and survived by two sons, a wife, and two brothers. his wife preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Olsen
Skindingsrude Lein
Whitewater
Richland
Mass
William Baler
Tan An
Som
Arthur
Janesville
Bertagine
Henry
Delavan
4-H Club Demonstrations At Greenee Center Meeting
4 H Club members present project demonstrations at the fourth meeting of the Green ee Center 4 H club at Sim combined fair booth judging and a planned tour by committees focusing on Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenee Center
Sim
Glenn
Club Ice Cream Socials Planned at Simmons and Dutch Hollow
The club hosted an ice cream social at Simmons School this Friday with Glorene Aro leading the group. Richard Smith and Mrs Dean Hilliard attended, and the next club event is slated for July 12 at Dutch Hollow School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons School
Glorene’ Aro
Ledske
Piadge
Richard Smith
Dean Hilliard
Dutch Hollow School
Albanian Former Vice Premier Charged With Traitors Activities
The Tirana radio announced that a former Albanian vice premier faced accusations of traitorous activities. The report did not provide specific names or dates. The ruling body has not released formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London —i
Tirana
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James B. Conant
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Ole Dehlen
Marionne Ago Drews
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Boston
Stork
Harold
Clarno 4-H
ROTE
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Argyle Commercial Building
Brodhead
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Bauman
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