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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1947
Page
2
The piece urges Americans to employ common sense after Taft Hartley faced a presidential veto. It warns that escalating labor conflict could trigger national hardship, urges labor to modify actions, and cautions against further man made shortages amid midwestern crop damage.
From the Evening Times files a June 25 1937 item notes Monroe linking Broadway theater popularity with Hollywood demand for his flag throwing in movies for a national turnfest. Mentions 96 degree heat during swim meet and a death notice for Mrs Rose Regossi. Other briefs recount 25 years ago weddings and a church cornerstone ceremony.
Brown Swiss breeders of Monroe recently sold three registered bulls per a report by Fred S. Idtse secretary of the Brown Swiss cattle breeders association Beloit. Spring Valley Elsworth was sold to Peter Tauschek New Franken Spring Valley Mono to Harold Lungren Pecatonica TM and Spring Valley Santis to Charles Schauer New Franken.
Detroit CIO UAW president Walter P Reuther convened an emergency policy committee session to address a 38 day strike by 3 800 Ford foremen across three Detroit plants employing 85 000 workers The FAA president Robert H Keys sought UAW solidarity at Ford Rouge Lincoln Highway Park Gar Wood Industries Midland Steel Cleveland and asked for a reply by Saturday UAW CIO reportedly favored FAA request awaiting official comment
Senate and House conferees face five days to agree on authorizing the State Department foreign information and educational exchange program. The House approved the plan 272 to 97, authorizing Voice of America broadcasts in multiple languages. Senate panel backed an 11.5 million dollar fund to extend the program after July 1, with a June 30 expiration.
Anne and Mary navigate a made up holiday Mary crafts to avoid attention from Suzy and Miss Hilton. Anne probes Marys feelings, offers reassurance, and helps her see she can be as nice as Suzy, turning a tense day into a chance for Mary to gain a fair chance.
Two Green county farmers, John Waefler near Juda and Ben F Feldt and Son near Monticello, are highlighted in Capper's Farmer. Waefler is profiled in Succulent Grass Substitutes for boosting herd fat, while Feldt and Son are featured in Handy Power Tack describing a versatile manure-spreader system and wheel jack assembly.
The new labor law lets both unions and management be liable for unfair practices. Four union actions can trigger damages, while the government can seek injunctions via the NLRB. The Wagner era rule shifts to include employer bans on closed shops and new definitions of unfair practices.
The new labor act bars government action on unfair labor practices until 60 days after passage, effectively delaying any action until August 22. If an unfair labor practice occurs before then, no action may be taken until that date, though actions can be pursued once August 22 arrives for incidents within the interim period.
Christina Louise Dinse 85 died at home from a heart attack. born in Germany January 2 1862 she came to the U S in 1883 with husband Carl Dinse. She leaves four sons Henry Pittsville Herman Spring Grove August Albany Albert Beloit two daughters Mrs Carl Thompson Janesville and Elsie, 19 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev H T Bandt, Greenwood cemetery. Visitation at Everson funeral home after 7 pm Wednesday.
A nostalgic piece celebrates the bond between a boy and his dog, emphasizing loyalty, companionship, and the dog’s unwavering presence through adventures and daily life. The feature contrasts handmade child and canine friendship with a broader note on faithful companionship. The Leader Department Store advertises plastic product lines Krene and Koroseal with new arrivals, shower curtains, kitchen sets, dinette curtains, tablecloths, garment bags, blanket bags, and zipper closures.
The store markets wedding and gift items such as candle snuffers waste baskets bookends hostess glass sets figurines bubble bowls and cathedral glass salad plates in wine green or crystal. Also promoted are best sellers to start a library for the couple and cards for various occasions including weddings for family friends or relatives.
Indie shoppers can choose between short and longer Artemis slips in white or tea rose silk filament crepe. Full and half sizes range 32 to 44 with 31 to 37 percent, featuring tailored or lace trim. Priced at 3.98 dollars. Also previews Artemis junior line 7 to 15 in white with lace. Ideal gift, see them today.
Relax and refresh this summer at Wagner's Health Baths offering an easy weekly tune up and weight reducing Hollywood method. Also promote tread right shoe repairs by Smitty and crew with affordable leather rubber or Neolite options plus shoe shines and home wear friendly repairs. Etters stock wrinkle proof synthetic silks from Belding at 2.50 per yard with Chinese patterns and broad fabric selections for self sewn dresses and outfits.
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