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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates via carrier in Monroe and by mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson county Illinois with annual prices. It states payments must be in advance per postal regulations and provides office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m with a contact telephone number.
The House passes a $7.2 billion tax increase after hearings and debate. Chairman Doughton warns this may press the economy and labor and business will seek wage and price adjustments as Congress faces deficits and spending. Senate likely cuts the impact, but financing challenges persist and demand leadership to balance income and outgo.
The world court soon faces its first major decision in Iran's oil nationalization dispute with Britain. The piece argues for pragmatic, nonmilitary solutions to operate Iran's oil properties while avoiding appeasement, noting potential Western and Soviet roles and the need for coordinated supply plans.
Madison authorities report former University of Wisconsin engineering college dean Frederick E. Turnenaure died March 31 leaving an estate worth 125967. Appraisers filed the county court report today. Relatives were beneficiaries.
Fragmentary clipping mentions individuals and events across years 23, 40, and 50 ago including military service in the U S Army Air Corps, a wedding in Brodhead Finland declares war, civic forums, obituaries, sports results, and municipal notices. Details are incomplete and events are unconnected.
Swimming pool program opens under Kenneth Davis Judith Kubly Ruthella Share Jo anne Gyure and Neil Holcomb with sessions Monday through Thursday. Registrants cover Pollywogs Frogs Sharks intermediate and advanced groups plus junior life saving diving and swimming drills across multiple time slots and names of participants.
In the Seoul Chorwon corridor near the 38th parallel the war began June 25 1950. The scene shows barbed wire, sandbagged positions, red tanks and tanks supplies. ruins of a North Korean town and a lone Korean woman drawing water amid a quiet valley and distant garrison life.
Secretary of Defense Marshall asked Congress to authorize a ten million dollar permanent training quarters for the women's army corps at McClellan near Anniston Alabama. The current WAC training center at Camp Lee Virginia would be relocated to the new site as the WACs plan to triple their strength to about 30 000 by next June.
Mrs John Bernstein aged 68 died Saturday at 4 pm at her son George Bernstein's home in Cottage Grove Wisconsin after a two year illness. Born in Decatur township July 5 1882 she was formerly Marie Elizabeth Steindorf. Survived by husband John, another son Harold, foster daughter Pearl Nording, seven grandchildren, three brothers and a sister. funeral tomorrow at Emmanuel church with Rev Robert A Boettcher officiating. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
Nearly 38 000 was added to party funds from Jefferson Jackson day dinner tickets in Milwaukee. Ferryville director Patrick J. Lucey reported. Assemblyman Ruth Doyle of Madison spoke and said proceeds would be used to defeat Senator McCarthy in next year's election.
Gen Nathan F Twining, Monroe native and U S Air Force vice chief of staff, received a VFW life membership presented by Congressman Lawrence H Smith in the Pentagon. Smith noted Twining spoke of boyhood days in Monroe and Green County and expressed warm wishes for a return visit.
Milwaukee obituary reports Walter F. Dunlap 71 a pioneer advertising executive dies after brief illness He served as president and treasurer of Klau Van Pietersom Dunlap Associates and was a prominent figure in national advertising.
Cold storage holdings of cheese on May 31 reached about 196 million pounds, up 25 million for the month. Swiss cheese stocks totaled 6,481,000 pounds, roughly double 1950 levels, while American cheese at 167 million pounds rose 23 million. Other varieties also increased.
In the North Sea and English Channel eight western allies began a two day convoy protection exercise with warships and aircraft taking part.
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