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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1947
Page
2
Editorial argues that air travel expands faster than safety measures and warns against preventable delays in adopting safety aids. It notes wartime device development, slower commercial adoption, and calls for all-weather service to reduce tragedy, despite nationwide progress.
The Democratic National Committee reports March 1 to May 31 receipts of 354 714 and expenditures of 204 509 leaving 150 205 in the bank on May 31. Jackson day dinners raised about 230 000. The Republican committee totals show 99 604 in contributions and 177 0 00 in payments with no bank balance listed. Joseph F Heil of Milwaukee, son of ex governor Julius P Heil, contributed 1 000.
The State Department indicated support for Senator Vandenberg’s plan to study how much aid the U S can safely provide abroad. Undersecretary Will Clayton called the idea wise and the plan may be accepted with possible modifications. The proposal outlines limits for foreign assistance and the basis for a system of aid. Meanwhile the Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index rose for the fourth week to 6.24, the highest since April.
In a quiet consultation, a doctor tells Philip that Mary’s jealousy stems from needing attention and warns against overindulging her. He suggests focusing on Mary to help her feel secure, and contemplates whether Mary would accept sharing love or if Philip should consider remarriage, a topic Mary might resist yet could ease later.
Ewald Mand of Estonia spoke at the Albany Baptist Church last evening. He arrived recently in the United States and is on temporary appointment to Andover Newton Theological School. Mand was general secretary of Estonia’s national Baptist board and aided Baltic refugees through the Swedish Baptist mission after fleeing Russian occupation.
A column argues that a parliamentary inquiry into the press tests how far Attlee's socialist program can nationalize the media without eroding individual freedoms. It cautions against risking censorship that could undermine British democracy and wartime press autonomy.
Monticello notes list weekend guests and visits across area families including the Schnetzlers Hoskins Voeili Kubly and Escher households. Several trips to Madison Beloit Belleville and Jamestown are noted along with a new birth and a church society meeting.
Leona Marty hosts a July August break with a fall pot luck planned. Miss Alda Arn hosted Fort Nightly reading club at Miss Louise Karlen’s home. Duane and Eugene Wallam of California visit relatives here. John Elmer and family trip to Dubuque. Staedtler and Ruth Abley visit Steele North Dakota. Kundert family visits Bertha Keller. Marie Blum visiting Milwaukee. Ida Woelffer hosts Contract Bridge club with Emily Jordan as substitute. John Elmer and Darlyne visit Isaac Babbler. O D Curtis Doris Curtis and Bob Wagner visit New fons Freeport. Mer ad Mes Oscar Wall Bible school at Fairfield church plans program. Floyd Chambers attends Ralph Barmore funeral. Twin Grove and Fairfield residents attend East Clarno church. J H Beightol in Monroe Juda. Tomato note explains relation to potato eggplant and tobacco.
Mrs. L B Ellis and others visit the Beightol family. Beloit guests join Floyd and Glen Chambers and Tommy McMillan for a weekend. A surprise party honors Rev and Mrs Hartman in Rock Grove. Evelyn Cowan wedding at Footville draws several attendees. Milwaukee and Madison visitors join Beloit and Monroe families for weekend gatherings.
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