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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment shows a subscription rates notice with stray names and hours. It lists a telephone line and operating times from 8:20 p m to 5:20 p m and references names Sell Tam Whocents and Suspecare Saad in unclear context.
The article notes public interest in General MacArthur waning after the top issue, yet a strong congressional push for clear war policy stance remains. In Texas, he criticizes administration methods, warns against appeasement with Red China, and calls for unity against communism driven by moral resolve. He argues Western weakness undermines the United Nations and urges a high moral standard in defending American ideals.
The piece argues Father should be honored on his day with a break from burdens, praising his role in keeping the family and nation stable. It contends Dad often bears costs and duties silently, and on Father's Day he deserves prerogatives and a pleasant memory to start the week.
Green county topography maps go on sale June 15 1926 at the highway department office. Ponti ac Pietje a purebred Holstein bull bought by F B Luchsinger from Senator Hardy arrives at Cold Springs farm. Miss Pauline Gravenor marries Thomas H Laver III in Albany. Summer normal enrollment includes Grace Mitchell Rosa Daley Esther Zimmerman Mildred Mitchell Helen Teehan Margaret Foley Alice Stephens Elsie Miller Ruth Peterson Nona Babler. Commencement 1911 at the opera house with valedictory by Tochterman salutatory by Helen Hogan. Armory decorated for alumni reunion and banquet next evening. New Glarus residents upset by discontinuance of two Milwaukee Road trains. Monroe bride Margaret Ackerman weds Fred Bennett in Milwaukee. trip to Defiance Ohio. Monroe and Freeport tug of war featured at Blanchardville field day June 28.
Annual old timers rehearsal for the June 25 concert will be held at the senior high band room Monday at 8 p m. 125 to 150 musicians are expected. High school musicians meet at 7 30 p m to arrange chairs and music. Participants include former city band members and others aged 12 to 85. East door entry. The event leads to a June 25 program at Rejexeation Park with a guest conductor solos twirling exhibitions and marches.
Clem Kalvel age director for the Milwaukee district advised resort operators today that OPS statements are required for summer resort activities. The statement varies by business type with taverns and restaurants, retail food stores, and service charges requiring separate statements under OPS regulations.
Washington announces a $14,000,000 supplemental airport project to be built near Burke Station in Fairfax County. Secretary of Commerce disclosed the plan at a news conference yesterday.
George Gibbins named chairman of the nomination committee for the Stuessy Kuenzi American Legion post with Eugene Stuessy and Walter Wenger also on the committee. Charles Kammer receives two silver stars for membership work while the post votes to pay six Cub Scout den mothers dues for the year. Plans are set for the third district convention at Bos Cobel and an outdoor meeting on Legion hill with a bonfire and floodlights. A wiener roast completes the gathering as water remains at the freezing point in high vacuum conditions.
The junior division at Green County fair opens August 15 and is open to girls enrolled in 4H clubs rural vocational agricultural and homemaking classes registered by June 1. Entries close noon July 16. Fair week judges and schedules list district superintendents and per-hour judging times for beef swine sheep poultry rabbits garden corn and grain potatoes forestry handicrafts engineering food preservation foods and nutrition home furnishings clothing dress revue demonstrations and judging teams home economics judging booths and related activities.
Ruth Foulker a senior in the college of journalism at Marquette University has been appointed feature editor of the 1951 52 Tribune staff. She will supervise features and society feature work on the weekly newspaper starting in September.
The Green County Fair set Aug 15 as its 97th event with adult admission increasing after 25 years. Season tickets move to 2.50, single admissions to 0.70. auto and child tickets unchanged. Open class entries close July 21. judging begins Aug 2 for livestock, dairy, poultry, fruit, honey, and crafts with health certificates required for animals.
In Wisconsin, a reformed probation and parole system under John W. Tramburg has reduced the state prison population from 1,828 in October to 1,226 this month. A new medium security prison plan for Waupun was considered, with a $100000 allocation in Gov Kohler’s state building program.
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The New Glarus Dairy and Farm show is officially adopted as the event name to succeed the school fair. The program will feature displays demonstrations and departmental shows and will be held on September 15.
Jacob Bruni has been named 1952 Heart Fund drive chairman for New Glarus. He previously served as chairman last February, reinforcing local fundraising leadership.
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