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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
10
Air-conditioning dealers see a June surge as hot days boost room cooler demand despite last year’s slump. A steel shortage threatens some plants and one maker may close in July, but inventories are thought sufficient to meet summer demand. Industry now tops a billion dollars with oil and gas powered units eyed as solutions to seasonal peaks.
A three day Shotwell Castater reunion in Monroe at Recreation Park honored J A Shotwell 81 with relatives from Fayetteville Nashville Lewisburg Beloit Janesville Iowa City Baraboo Juda Madison and more. The visit concluded Tuesday as families returned home amid talk of the extended family network and local safety notes about dust buildup on electric lights.
Special report states all credit limits on GI automobile loans by private lenders are removed by VA official J. P. Cullen. Maximum terms now depend on the car’s economic life. no down payment required. loan must aid the veteran’s business or job needs. Also notes Roger Bacon’s claim to first explosive gunpowder.
Ames and Marlow Washington note the Republicans begin July 7 and Democrats typically hold their convention after. The two parties often select the same city to simplify coverage, save costs, and coordinate halls. Chicago offers $250000 to each party, hoping for business and prestige. Also mentions whale meat processing and Antarctic catches.
Senator Eugene Millikin of Colorado predicts Republican platform drafters will agree on a foreign policy plank acceptable to Taft and Eisenhower for the presidential nomination. Taft and Eisenhower are hopeful for unity, with Dulles expected to propose subcommittee ideas as Wiley weighs in with anti Russian views.
A 50 G year old Nancy Jane Giles attempted a televised harmonica trick that went wrong. She swallowed an inch long instrument. fluoroscope initially placed it as she pointed. A week later X rays showed the harmonica breaking up with metal casing threatening her stomach. An operation removed it and she is reported doing fine.
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