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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

3

Social events and engagements fill village notices

The Browntown Homemakers club picnic at Eagle Point park and a Universalist Aid meeting in the vestry feature Swiss costumed performers Ernest and Rose Ammon and accordionist Bill Guetner. The week includes circle meetings, bridge luncheons, a Yass club gathering, and multiple betrothal and engagement announcements from Brodhead Evansville and landardville, with dates and attendees listed.

Universalist Aid Society Browntown Homemakers Club Dubuque Eagle Point Park Messrs Mmes Jacob Tuescher Oscar Nybroten Ray Rackow Ivan Ellingson Frank Stark Frank Larson Gerald Swiggum Roland Aitchison Ernest Foulker Ervin Bechtoldt J. D. Bechtoldt LeRoy Crago Ward Merritt Browntown Judith Krupke South Wayne Avery Yost Warren Fay Tuescher Gratiot

Hartley Plans Investigation Into Labor Movement Infiltration

Rep Fred Hartley announces an investigation into alleged communist infiltration of the labor movement to begin in Washington next Wednesday. Classified want column reference.

New York Fred Hartley R.nj Washington

Vacationer Home Security Tips From J Edgar Hoover

J Edgar Hoover outlines practical home security steps for vacationers noting burglaries in the United States and offering 14 concrete measures. He urges minimizing signals of absence, coordinating with neighbors, securing doors and windows, stopping deliveries, holding mail, and avoiding public notes about travel.

J. Edgar Hoover PBL Associated Press United States

Mrs E C Hamilton Heads Monroe Concert Drive

Mrs. Edmund C. Hamilton is named general chairman of the Monroe Community Concerts Association for next season. Judge Harold J. Lamboley announces the appointment after a member drive decision delayed until her return from Canton, Ohio. Four concerts are planned, one more than before.

Edmund C. Hamilton Monroe Association

Norman Nelson Chooses New Badger Petroleum Station

Norman Nelson of Hollandale formerly of Blanchardville will operate the Badger Petroleum Co. station on Highway 7. The Nelson family will move into the new living quarters with a service station behind. Ernest Spring, Monroe branch manager, will service the station. he is the son of a former Hay Hollow cheesemaker.

Norman Nelson Hollandale Blanchardville Badger Petroleum Co Highway 7 Nelson Ernest Spring Monroe Hay Hollow

Reds Aim to Produce 500000 Autos in Five-Year Plan

Moscow reports that by 1950 the Soviet Union will reach 500000 automobiles annually, triple the prewar rate, with doubling total vehicle output during the plan. Ten large plants plus four assembly factories are active or under construction, producing models such as Zis 110 Pobeda and Moskvich. U.S. auto production is about 5 million annually.

Moscow Moscow News Soviet Union United States

Scholastic Honors Awarded to Dahms and Vanms at Platteville

Iris Vanms and Dean Dahms of Monroe earned high scholastic honors for the second semester at Platteville State Teachers College. Mrs Dahms was among 14 students making straight grades. Dahms graduates in May with a bachelor of science in elementary education and a 2.76 GPA. It notes Minnesota lake depletion projected within 50 years.

Iris Vanms Dean Dahms Monroe Platteville State Teachers College Dahms

New uniform dairy statements ordered by state official

Milton H Button head of the state department of agriculture orders dairy plant operators to require all producers to issue a detailed statement at each regular payment date. The form includes period, total milk weight, butterfat, price, deductions and additions, and net due. Records must be kept for two years. Maylimburger cheese 42 cents a pound at the factory. Visitors from WGN Chicago toured Kraft plants and local dairy farms.

Helen Steari Milton H. Button State Department of Agriculture

Truman Signs Naval Appropriation Bill to Expand Navy

President Truman signed a naval appropriation bill totaling 3.749 billion dollars for the coming year starting July 1. The measure funds construction of a 65,000 ton aircraft carrier estimated at 127 million dollars, the largest of its kind afloat, and with wartime reserves and prior appropriations the navy will have over 5 billion dollars to spend in the next 12 months.

Truman Navy Marine Corps

Blanchardville Social Notes Echo Local Visits

Mrs. Leland Van Matre is seriously ill in St Marys hospital Madison. Many neighbors and relatives travel for visits and attend reunions including Lindokken at Chris Prestbroten home and the Martins annual gathering at Recreation Park Monroe. Visitors also include Dr. and Mrs W D Scott Sioux City Iowa and Mrs F C Spellman Madison.

Leland van Matre St. Mary's Hospital Madison Merlin Lee Margo Birmingham Ala Marie Finbert Mel Regna Mabry Robert Jackson Anne Finbert Los Angeles Hollywood Betty Kneubuehl New’ Glarus Hollywood Row John Gilbertson Jeannette Gladys Koppen Mercy Hospital Janesville Homer ‘McManus Ella Ulsrud Argyle Lars Haugland Chris Larson Paul Rohner Racine Chris Hanson Roger Chris Weck Vernell Weck Fricker Blue Mounds Frank Hughes Hollandale L. F. Gunneson St. Charles Iil Martin Recreation Park Monroe Henry Martin Curtis Harold Kenneth John Marty Henry Alfred M. W. Cummings Sandra Ray Raymond Alfred New York City Bernard Schaefer Virginia Diane Stoughton Joe Martin Clayton, Sherman and Alton Elmerson Perry Phi Henry Laufenberg Montfort Ronald Sakife E. J. Barber Maybelle H. B. Marshall Harry W. E. Gould Delores Risser Lloyd Johnson Louise Rice Lake Myron Rice Oxford Rice Jerry Orville Engstad Dodgeville Engstad Lena Engstad T. Engstad Columbus W. D. Scott Sioux City W. F. McGuigan C. Spellman McGuigan Harold Jaegers Lucille Margaret Vagan Milwaukee Thomas Kammerude Jerome Arthur Nybroten Gertie Severson Carl Hogan Tommy St. Paul Clifford Albertson William Beeman David, Des Moins

Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH

Advertisement notes relief from persistent itch with Resinal Oin products featuring six active soothing agents. Claims quick action from first moment and lasting peace, urging readers not to settle for less effective options.

Mere

Harvester Union Members Accept Tentative Contract

The United Auto Workers tentatively accepted a contract with International Harvester Co. for 25,000 members across six plants. Wages rise 11 cents per hour, frozen for one year, with no further bargaining during the term, subject to member approval.

Cnicage CIO United Auto Workers Union International Harvester Co

Teacher Resigns Over Wage Dispute At Ft Atkinson High

Agriculture instructor Merril F. Ross resigned from Ft. Atkinson High School amid a wage dispute. Board member Lyman Jeffries said Ross, earning about $4,000 yearly, sought $5,000, prompting the withdrawal.

Ft. Atkinson Merrill F. Ross Ft. Atkinson High School Lyman Jeffries Ross

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