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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
2
A brief AP Inland Daily report notes a revised edit from the Ault Bureau of the Associated Press and Press Association, highlighting editorial changes and distribution details.
A school head cites estimates of 1500 junior and senior high pupils as dope addicts and 3500 more as habitual narcotics users. He urges draconian laws and even execution for drug vendors to curb the youth drug traffic threatening society and future generations.
The Wisconsin Democratic Party struggles with funds and few candidates. Industrial leaders urge support for a Jefferson Jackson day dinner, amid questions about the appeal’s effectiveness and political backing. The piece suggests Wisconsin leans Republican and questions credit for anticipated funds.
Gen Lucius D Clay says expulsions from Hungary and Poland push populations into forced labor camps in Russia. He warns Communist leaders use the moves to wipe out the middle class. Times Special notes: Scouts attend Brooklyn Chicago Cubs game in Chicago Saturday with proceeds from last Saturday ice cream social netting $55.
Widespread congressional support forms in June 1961 over the sinking of the American Merchant ship Robin Moor by a submarine. Leona Nafzger and Lloyd Deininger exchange marriage vows. Swiss Fraunfelder family performs at Turner Hall. William Patchen of Albany suffers a broken jaw in a traffic crash.
The Service Record features Wayne Burchard grandson of Mrs. Frank Roderick in a Red Cross benefit show at Third Air Force headquarters London. He sang Swing Low Sweet Chariot with a male chorus, linking his local-song background to community support. His family details and ties to Janesville appear alongside other service notes.
Doane Co. hired a reappraisal firm to finish city wide property surveys. Outside measurements on about 75 percent of residences have been completed. Joseph Wilford and his team started yesterday on business districts. Inside evaluations will follow after exterior checks, with Janet Shultz assisting at city hall.
The Brodhead Cub Scouts held their inaugural circus in the gym turned Big Top drawing 200 spectators. Cubs performed clown acts, acrobatics, and character portrayals before closing with a Cub promise. Cubmaster Oren Burt awarded Dawn Bliss a special prize.
Fred Morton has been re elected president of Hillcrest Cemetery Association for a three year term. Other officers are N Roy Bowman and Mrs 0 S Jones, trustees.
A children's day program will be presented at the Evangelical United Brethren church on Sunday at 8 p m. Final practice is scheduled for tomorrow at 8 p m for both musical and recitation numbers.
Edith Blumberg was revealed as the widow of grain broker Roy S Campbell and named his legal widow and sole heir to a $105,000 estate after Campbell's death on September 30, 1950.
Otto Lund plans a Winter fishing trip with Mrs Lund returning Sunday night. Susan Gage earned a bachelor of arts from Wesleyan University and attended by her family and others. Chamber of Commerce retail division to report on plans and Fourth of July program details. Barbara Meythaler to teach music at Waukesha junior high next term. Mrs Charles Leverington 92 injured in a fall and hospitalized in Freeport. William Hardell to receive a degree at Monroe Clinic event.
Western Reserve University Cleveland awarded bachelor degrees as families attended the exercises. Prisk studies music at Evanston and will finish next year. James and Robert Black with Mrs Kenneth W Stuart were among attendees. Prisk will be soloist at Universalist church services in Augusta Camp Gordon Georgia.
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