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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
8
The Daily Record reports occasional rain with tonight’s grouny and coo conditions and Friday clearing to warmer weather. Thermometer readings show 2 pm temperatures and a 2 am barometer at 29.53 inches. Almanac notes include sunrise at 4 23 and sunset at 7 39, with Yuma 109 as warmest and Cheyenne 94 as coldest yesterday.
Bernard Baruch presented a U N special atomic commission plan last Friday detailing how the United States would regulate atomic energy and the development of atomic weapons. The proposal aims to create international oversight and prevent unregulated arms race.
A New York based U N discussion outlines a binding treaty to ban atomic weapons, create a powerful atomic development authority to control raw materials and facilities, and potentially dispose of bombs while supervising research. implementation would be slow and details remain unsettled. A later note mentions Elmer E. Hartwig's local funeral.
Real estate transfers show Kittie S Hyatt transferring to H Dinse lot 1 block 48 in Br. A driving offense fined 65 dollars is noted for Emil Kaderly of Dakota Minnesota. Divorces granted include Grace Palmer and Wilmer A Palmer on cruelty grounds. Marriage licenses issued to Irvin H Matzke and Adeline M Nor der. Mr and Mrs Charles Doyle Winslow announce birth of a son and Mr and Mrs Randall R Han son Monroe route 3 announce a son due June 20.
The report lists patients and staff across departments at St. Clare Hospital including Mary Lou Figi Lena Til Judith Krupke from South Wayne and Lawrence Cunningham Beloit. Surgical staff includes Walter Schneider Winslow and Mrs. Clarence Brager with Mrs. Charles Bass in Janesville and Edward Jordan Jr. Juda route 1. Dismissals mention Eugene Vincent Billy Boyd John Saalsan and others.
Numerous residents and visitors are listed as callers, shoppers, and visitors in the area. Names include Ruth Ellen Stuckey Juda, Alma Sellow Brodhead, Russell Solberg New Glarus, John Kummer Orangeville, Jesse Olson South Wayne, Grace Goddard Chicago, Grace, and many more visiting towns like Beloit Monroe Janesville and Madison. The item reads as a neighborhood social roundup with frequent travel between Argyle Juda Brodhead South Wayne and Monroe.
Nutri tionist Miss Gladys Stillman and home demonstration agent Miss Marlys Richert led a Madison program at Turner Hall explaining proper pressure cooker use to 37 attendees. In other items Dr Stauffacher to speak in Immanuel church. discharges for WWII serviceman Shamburek reported. Kiwanis hear treason talks. Mrs Wolleson visiting for her son’s birthday. stroke hospital condition of Mrs Thorp.
The Green county highway department announced the first county owned trucks will enable quick message transmission to repair crews on highways in Green county. The system reduces delays that previously required car contact or other slower methods.
Mrs Schmerse was elected president of the 48th annual Green and Lafayette county W C T U convention held yesterday at Brodhead. Mrs F A Ten Eyck of Brodhead will serve as first vice president with Mrs Elizabeth Stuessy of Monroe as second vice president and Mrs George Hartwig among the other officers.
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