Monroe Juniors Top Evansville 6-0 in Baseball Clash
Monroe defeats Evansville 6-0 as Monroe pitcher Niles throws a one hitter while Meredith allows 10 hits for Evansville. Markham leads locals with two triples and two runs. Wainwright and Niles score once each. Evansville’s Allen collects Evansville’s only hit in three trips. Monroe advances to face Platteville, then Beloit at home next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Charlie Niles
Monroe
Meredith
Markham
Brodhead Boy
Aeee Eee
Dick Wainwright
Niles
Allen
Abrhe Davidson
Meredith, P
Platteville
Beloit
Neruda Elected Chilean Senator in Democratic Nationalist Party
Chilean poet Pablo Neruda known for defending workers has become a Chilean senator. He was elected by the democratic nationalist party, with Neruda representing Santiago and mounting a national profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Pablo Neruda
Neruda
Democratic Nationalist Party
Arcaro Pushes Hoop Jr and Pavot to Belmont Wins
Eddie Arcaro rode Hoop Jr to Derby glory after a rocky season with six riders. He then won Belmont Stakes aboard Pavot for Walter Jeffords, delivering another demonstration of his decisive influence on top horses in American racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie Arcaro
Araco
Eddie
Hoop, Jr
Pavot
Arcaro
Fred Hooper
Wood
Walter Jefford
Georgie Woolf
Local residents visit kin and attend state Baptist convention
Juda and Monroe residents travel to Beloit and Powell Wisconsin for family visits and a week of camping while church and civic events occur. Attendants at the Wisconsin Baptist State convention gather in Madison. A Munroe family member promotes Green County cancer work on WLS Homemakers program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Nancy Bridge
Beloit
John Bridge
C. J. Tingley
Ira Johnson
Vivian
Harrison Grenzow
Florence Miller
Baptist Church
Madison
Wesley Grenzow
Mildred
Mabel Bartel
August Schadewald
Lake Mills
Joyce Ludwig
Monroe
John Kubly
W. C. Matzke
Leah Maske
Juda
Powell
Wis
St. Clare Hospital
Ed Lahr
Ralph Bridge
Chicago
Green County
WLS
Homemakers
Graffys Blair
Prairie Farmer
Local and Area Social Notes From Evansville and Surroundings
Brodhead Mrs. Donald L. Collins and Cor Robert Reigie visit Jay Feldt home in Evansville. W C T U plans Flower Mission meeting with Nettie Smith. George Gould, emer res ident of Brodhead, ill in Woodstock Illinois. Bowen Stair family visit parents L J Stair in Highland Park. Stencil Moorney and families visit Rockford Sunday. David Hamilton and family visit Carter family. Elizabeth Carroll of Dayton visits Orla McClellan home. Lyons Hartman Karney Marsh host Hazel Huffman in Monroe. Will Swanton of Madison stays here for the week. Frank TenEyck, Army discharge, now manages Mid-Continent oil station in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reigie
Jay Feldt
Evansville
Nettie Smith
George Gould
Emer
Brodhead
Woodstock
Ill
Bowen Stair
Highland Park
L. J. Stair
Joseph Stencil
C. R. Mooney
Suzanne
Mary Joyce Oagan
Rock
David Hamilton
David
Nancy
John Carter
Elizabeth Carroll
Dayton
Orla McClellan
Frank TenEyck
Army
Pacific Area
Mid-Continent Company
Monroe
What Scions See Crossing Europe
Washington diary excerpts detail a congressman's postwar European tour with stops in Bermuda England Paris Bremen Munich Rome Naples and Casablanca. The notes stress poverty in Europe and pervasive talk of communism and Russia while recounting Ike’s headquarters in Reims and a call to strong action against the Soviet threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Europe
New Orleans
Bermuda
England
Paris
Bremen
Munich
Eisenhower
Rome
Naples
French
Riviera
Casablanca
Scotland
Russia
Reims
Germany
Austria
Italy
Africa
Joe
Turkey
Josef Stalin
Former Sturgeon Bay Mayor Nat Garland Dies
Nat Garland, former Sturgeon Bay mayor and postmaster, died yesterday of a heart attack. He previously served as head of the Door County draft board at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Nat Garland
Rey
Door County Draft Rd
Dodgers and Tigers Extend Leading Positions in MLB
The Cubs and Sox split doubleheaders. Dodgers stretch eight game win streak before losing second game to Braves. Detroit's Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout win both ends of a twin bill over St Louis, keeping the Tigers atop the AL by a narrow margin. Yankees, Senators, Giants, Reds also win. notable notes on specific pitchers and key moments across the day.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Sox
Bruins
Claude Passeau
Cubs
St. Louis
Steve Gromek
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Ed Lopat
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mn Braves
Dodgers
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Newhouser
Mark Christman
Tiger
Tigers
Yanks
Yankees
Philadelphia
Hank Borowy
Ernie Bonham
Dave Ferriss
Boston
Washington
Senators
Marino Pieretti
New York
Giants
Bill Voiselle
Voiselle
Joe Bowman
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Rip Sewell
Elmer Riddle
Babe Didrikson Cops Crown in Women's Western
Babe Didrikson Zaharias wins her third Women's Western Open title at Highland Golf and Country Club Indianapolis subduing Dorothy Germain 4 and 2. She adds her third crown in the 16 year meet after defeating Mann in 1940 and Germain in this final.
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Chicago
Mildred
Babe
Didrikson Zaharias
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Highland Golf and Country Club
Lucille Robinson Mann
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Dorothy Germaine
Zaharias
Orellana Discovers Amazon River During Expedition
Francisco Orellana, a Spanish conquistador, completes a pioneering expedition along the Amazon. He navigates vast tributaries and claims the river for the Spanish crown, marking a landmark achievement in early exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Orellana
Amazon River
Severe Fish Shortage Foreseen for Winter
The wildlife service of the interior department forecast a severe fish shortage next winter. Civilians are consuming much of the current catch leaving little for storage. Stocks on June 1 were 25 percent below normal despite production running ahead of last year.
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Washington
Wildlife Service of the Interior Department
Schulze Wins in Class D Tourney at Rockford Country Club
Paul T. Schulze of Monroe won the 25th annual semi century Class D tournament at Rockford Country Club with a 169 over 36 holes. Forest Hill Rockford claimed team title. Freeport second. Beloit third. Individual champion B C Trueblood Freeport shot 157 gross, 149 net after eight-stroke handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Schulze
Monroe
Rockford Country Club
Forest Hill
Rockford
Freeport
Beloit
B. C. Trueblood
Perring
Heindel
Pickett
Buehlmann
Schulze
Keel
Lochner
Figi
Carson
Lynn
Erickson
Dixon
Morrison
Sterling
Segura Opens Defense in 61st Collegiate Tennis Meet
Evanston Illinois hosts the 61st national collegiate championships. Francisco Segura of Miami ranked No 3, seeded No 1, aims for a third straight singles title and to guide doubles partner Tom Burke to the title left vacant by Texas duo Hickman and Kelley. New York sky exhibit returns to Grand Central Terminal after 10 months of repainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
University of Miami
Florida
Northwestern University
Segura
Tom Burke
John Hickman
Felix Kelley
Texas
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Grand Concourse
Young People's Missionary society holds Monticello picnic
The annual picnic of the Young People's Missionary society was held at the M. E. Lynn home Friday in Monticello. Attendees included many local families and several guests from Madison, Sheridan, and Whitewater, with news of visits and weekend trips among residents.
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Young People’s Missionary Society
M. E. Lynn
Selma Schoonover
Monroe
Mesdames
Ida Woelffer
Iona Smith
Rosa Roth
Dorothy Barlow
Hilda Karlen
Betty Karlen
Hazel Becker
Hazel Kundert
Kathryn Dooley
Yvonne Harden
Crystal Brusveen
Sylvia Rosan
Marian Zimmerman
Gladys Elmer
Shirley Butler
Frieda Benkert
Alda Arn
Richard Sc
H. A. Walters
Belleville
Florence Allen
McClellan
Billings
Mont
Bernice Oliver
Madison
Sam Duerst
Robert Holcomb, Sr
Walter J. Marty
St. Clare Hospital
Martha Steinmann
Mesdames Clara Voegeli
Edyth
A Shot Of Oil Threatens Torpedo Efficiency
Carl G. Preis, general manager of the American Can companys Amer torp plants warns that even a pin head drop of oil can ruin a 12000 torpedo. Gyroscopes guide torpedoes and are lubricated with hypodermic needles to maintain precision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl G. Preis
American Can Company
Amertorp
Brewers Edge Colonels In Split Doubleheader Victory
The Milwaukee Brewers finally ended a five game skid with a split against Louisville. The first game ended 2-1 in favor of Louisville on Como Cotellds’s sixth inning homer, while Milwaukee won the second 6-2 in 5 innings as Bill Davis earned his fourth win and drove in runs with a fourth inning double.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville Colonels
Louisville
Como Cotellds
Milwauk
George Dieh
Milwaukee
Bill Davis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Millers
St. Paul
Toledo
Saints
Madhens
Buck Weaver
Indianapolis
Kansas City
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Johnny Hoppe
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Prim
Wrigley Field
Hopp
Cub
Dewy Williams
Babe Pinelli
Brooklyn
Sk Ess Ae
CPOE
ORR Ee
Kbc
Cannes
American
York
F. N. Milne
Cor
Donald L. Collins
Babe Didrikson
Turner Hall
Ridge Riders
Iowa
Art Kassel
Browntown, Wis
Ever Hanson, Arayle
Monticello
D. Curtis
Col
Brewers
Ana
Goetz
Monroe Evening Times
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