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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

4

Steel Still Vital In Defense Drive

Steel shipments to guns tanks ammunition and war hardware show demand remains strong. Iron and Steel Institute reports unstruck mills could supply 800000 tons in a month, more than military needs in four months, excluding aircraft ships trucks and special types. The Cleveland Fed notes armament use near three percent of output, with WWII peak at one third. policy favors expanding overall production over rapid finished-war material output.

Sam Dawson New York An Iron and Steel Institute Korea Institute Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

State Bar Renames Members of Council in Wisconsin

Madison—Wisconsin Bar Association president announced re-election of its representatives to the State Judicial Council. Attorneys W Wade Boardman Milwaukee Ralph M Hoyt Milwaukee and Circuit Judge A W Kopp Platteville were named by mail ballot. Ex officio member E Harold Hallows Milwaukee will serve. The council studies judicial administration and will make recommendations to the 1953 Legislature.

Madidun Oscar T. Toebaas Madison Wisconsin Bar Association State Judicial Council W. Wade Boardman Ralph M. Hoyt Milwaukee A. W. Kopp Platteville E. Harold Hallows

Illinois Boys State delegates head to Springfield session

Eldred Hulbert Clarno drove two busloads of boys from this area to Boys State at Springfield Sunday. Robert Wild was chosen to represent the 40 and 8 from Orangeville and Winslow. The boys will attend the session at Springfield this week, returning by bus next Sunday.

Social notes from Monticello area and nearby towns

Local residents extend weekend visits and host gatherings across Monticello, Whitewater State college students Hazel Kundert and Bernice Babler, families in Rockford and Monroe, and multiple households in Belleville and Lake Wisconsin. Notables include an open house for Leonard Smout’s golden anniversary and a Nonagon Bridge club gathering.

Hazel Kundert Bernice Babler Whitewater State College O. D. Curtis Robert Wagner Rockford J. F. Freitag Meroe Barbara Freitag Henry Babler Sr Arthur Escher Janice Joanne Schneider Thomas Hagen Pete Michael Jimmy Milwaukee J. P. Zweifel Hagens Ann Joe Blumer Delores Lena Babler Leonard Smout Brooklyn Albert J. Martynd Irene Fred Holl Monroe Adam Duerst Jer Elmer Belleville James Hancock Bertha Keller Hazel Kundert Okee Lake Wisconsin Kenny Kundert J. M. Harden Edward Theiler Beloit Robert Holcomb Sr Fred Zweifel Holcomb Jake Marty New Glarus Walter J. Marty Dave Brink Jack Elmer Dick Freitag Henry E. Babler Blanchardville Sumdlay Howard Voegels UW Madison Jake Voegeli John Elmer Klyne Rutland, VI Ral Pearsons Kat Sue George Griffy Nonagon Bridge J. J. Voegels Emily Jordan Marianne Elmer Wisconsin Power and Light Co Harvey Elmer

Monroe Common Council meets June 17 1952 in session

The Monroe Common Council convened with Mayor Brooks J. Dinwiddie presiding and eight aldermen present. Minutes were read and corrected. numerous communications and license actions were discussed. a long list of claims was approved. several resolutions granted operators licenses, taxicab drivers permits, and various Class B and Class A beer and liquor licenses. The session adjourned after reports on swimming pool progress and milk inspector activities.

Brooks J. Dinwiddie Henning Galli Matzke Schindler Laeser Beckman Trumpy Elmer H . C. Schulz Zilmer- Riley Bernard Poff Board of Health J. C. Taylor F. Earl Lamboley Eastlawn Old Water Board Judiciary Committee Willy Walter C. H. Franklin Robert Rutsch 7Th Street 26Th Avenue Sunrise Court Board of Public Works Ben E. Kubly Highway 11 Werner Buholzer 30Th Avenue Lcense Olga Share 9Th Street William G. Hunter 19Th Stree Ralph H. Mahley 23Rd Street Thomas J. Foley 13Th Stree Selma Liechti 12Th Avenue Leon J. Strasser 15Th Avenue Lanz Hardware Co John A. Eley Norton and Lee Lanz Agency Prismo Safety Corp Heeb Co Cunningham-Ortmayer Co Monroe Monroe Fire Department Theicense 19Th Street Thomas J. Fol Selma Licchti 13Th Enue City of Ralph W. Haberman 10Th Street Glen A. Swiggum 18Th Avenue 24Th Street John W. Tschanz George L. Mucks 8Th Casmer-Homb Dist. Co 8Th Avenue Harold Casmer Browntown C. Homb Winber Brewing Co Mth Ben Kubly Werner W. Buhel William F. Beckman Floyd Matzke G. Fred Galli Alderman Matzke Alderman Beckman Uarian Beckman Brown Swiss Dairy 17Th Avenue Grand View 17Th Street Wilds Dell Dairy Argyle Milton K. Senrpeter Police and Safety Committee F. M. Bray

Markham joins Father's Paper in Brodhead publication

Marshall D. Markham becomes associated with his father in publishing the Brodhead Independent Register. He recently received a medical deferment in the Officers Reserve Corps due to a knee injury from playing basketball for the University of Wisconsin. He and his wife Helen Gerber plan to move into Fairman apartments, currently staying with his parents, Dan S. and Mrs. Markham.

Pavaneau Vanes Especial Marshall Dan Markham Brodhead Independent Register University of Wisconsin Helen Gerber Fairman Dan S. Markham

Perjury Probe Slowed by Conflicting Testimony on Liquor Report

A House judiciary subcommittee hears mixed testimony over a Justice Department whitewash on the liquor industry. Representative Keating warns of possible perjury action while detailing a conflict between witnesses. Attorney Branham disputes the whitewash claim as Hodges challenges his testimony under oath.

Rep Keating R-Ny House Justice Department Yester Ernest L. Branham Indust Branham Edward P. Hodges Anti-Trust Hodges Branann Chelf D - Ky Ing

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