James Sharer Nears Return to Caval Base
Fragmentary notice notes James Sharer may return to the cavalry base at Jacksays with his parents Mrs T E Sharer and family as a guest.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1953
Page
4
Fragmentary notice notes James Sharer may return to the cavalry base at Jacksays with his parents Mrs T E Sharer and family as a guest.
The Greiners, a flier-merchant couple, seek a Monroe location after four months of searching. They run a line of hardware items and have long aviation ties. The husband Greiner piloted during World War II, teaching for Army and Navy, and has logged over 1.6 million miles. They have two children, Ann and Judith, and will reside at 2715 8th Street.
A Tuesday parley failed to settle the six week dispute at Milwaukee’s six breweries tied to Local 9 of the Cater & Workers Union. Workers rejected management’s offer of a recent per hour wage increase and proposed health and welfare benefits financed entirely by the firms. The breweries involved include Schlitz Pabst Blatz Miller Gettelman and Independent.
The state Republican executive committee meeting at Lake Delton was postponed to July 2 due to the death of Robert Pierce's mother. Pierce leads the state central committee and serves on the party's voluntary group executive. A successor to Wayne Hood will be named at the Lake Delton gathering.
Figures show city immunization totals increasing from 203 last year to 277 this year. Family physicians report complete immunization records for all patients and vaccinations for smallpox are included.
Kenneth B. Jackson, a Jefferson Park and Trust Co. teller, admitted taking 9101 0000 over two decades to cover living expenses for his wife and children. FBI said he earned 265 a month and began with small sums during a downturn after joining in 1923.
United Nations leader Pearson cabled Syngman Rhee urging cooperation in pushing for a ceasefire in Korea. The message notes reports from Korean prisoners about conditions in POW camps and stresses intensified diplomacy at Ottawa talks.
The article notes Justice Douglas issued 35 dissent opinions and 19 dissenting votes in the recent court terms, totaling 54 dissents for nine months, the highest in the era. He dissented in about half of the 114 cases that term, including a Rosenberg stay where he wrote a dissent. Other justices Black, Frankfurter, and Jackson posted notable dissent counts.
Milwaukee’s WTMJ TV conducts sound and visual tests on channel 4 in preparation for a near July 11 permanent switch. The plan is to move operations close to that date with testing windows between 5:90 and 1:1 daily, prior to channel reassignment with WBBM TV moving to channel 2 from Chicago. Gordon Black of Milwaukee Gas Light Co. is named treasurer of the Utilities Association following its convention.
Fragmentary notes describe jungle exploration and a discussion of ancient civilizations. References to Mayan sites, Palenque, and a traveler’s anecdote appear, hinting at archaeological interest and travel in Mexico.
Local and area teenagers with counselors leave June 28 by chartered bus for the International Luther League convention in Fargo North Dakota. The trip includes stops at Lutheran church colleges in Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa and returns July 7.
The readable text shows garbled words and partial phrases from an Nassau County notice. Key entities and context are unclear due to heavy OCR errors, preventing a clear summary of event, action, or deadline.
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