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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

Page

8

Home He Missed Memorial to Pyle

ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico HAL BOYLE writes of Ernie Pyle whose white cottage becomes a city library after his death. The cottage and its memories draw visitors as a memorial to his life, travels and quiet influence. The piece notes a reading room in the former garage and reflects on Pyle’s impact on American readers.

Pyle Hal Boyle Albuquerque N.M Ernie’ Pyle Ernie Pyle Ernie India City Library Jerry London Ernie 1 Ernest Thor

Wisconsin youths named to Boys Nation trip

Two Wisconsin youths were selected to attend the American Legion Boys Nation at the University of Maryland next month. William Heim of Eau Claire and Richard C. Harvedt of Wauwatosa were announced by Val W. Ove executive secretary of Badger Boys State. Heim chaired the Federalist party at Ripon College event. Harvedt was elected lieutenant governor.

Wisconsin Milwaukee Wisconin American Legion University of Maryland William Heim Eau Claire Richard C. Harvedt Wauwatosa Val W. Ove Legion Badger Ripon College Heins Federalist Party Ripon Hotvedt

Orangeville Social Notes and Visits

Orangeville social column recounts numerous weekend visits and guests from nearby towns. Names include Mrs Glen E Bolender Mrs Eldred Hulbert Mr and Mrs Al Huizinga in Chicago Mr and Mrs Dan Taylor Mrs Jar Chilton Joyce Folgate Manley Richards Brodhead and many others. The item closes with a note about David Livingstone in Uganda over 80 years ago.

Ralph Richards Carl_ Maxwell Helen McDowell Cedar Falls Fred Anderson Bobby Blankenhorn William Henze St Francis Hospital Freeport Lyle Hill Beaver Dam Wis Will Will Haupt Home. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ramey and Son, James, Staunton, Sr Marvin Shippy Kenneth Wallace Ralph Coplien Janesville Carl Maxwell Glenn Keubler Debbie Don Jacobs Free Hospital Sinc ‘Ondition Sat- Peis Charles Ramey Gordon Balbac Warren David Livingstone Uganda Protectorate Nile River

G G Test Shots for Polio Spur Hopes for Control

New York report notes gamma globulin shots as an immediate but partial safeguard against polio. If effective, G G would provide temporary, passive immunity and help limit epidemics, though not a lasting vaccine.

G.G Alton L. Blakeslee New York

Jaycees Win Public Health Program Award at Wausau

The Wausau Jaycees secured first place in its pop group for a Public Health Program as announced by the U S Junior Chamber on Wednesday. Wisconsin Jaycee state unit earned second in its mimeographed state publication.

Jaycees Wausau Dallas Junior Chamber of Common U. S

Woman Designer Shows Pleat Art

American designer Hannah Troy previewed a fall collection to about 150 fashion editors. Pleats and tucks sculpt the waist into a slim line with fluid skirts, emphasizing wearability over extreme silhouettes. Oleg Cassini also demonstrated versatile dress options with removable elements.

Qorulaave New York Hannah Troy U.S Oleg Cassini

Designer's Fashion Insight Emphasizes Simplicity and Shape

A designer favors movable fabrics like aprons and stoles and prefers high shirtwaist collars on day dresses with modest necklines for evening wear. The collection centers on rich materials and clean lines, arguing that women should avoid overembellishment and let simple style speak.

Mrs. Wolfram Marks 86th Birthday in Warren

Warren special report notes Mrs Phillip Wolfram celebrated her 86th birthday Sunday with a basket dinner at Apple River Canyon State Park. Born Anna Budenz in Gratiot township on June 18 1866 she remains active and healthy, still tending a garden and living with her son and daughter in law William Wolfram since her husband's death.

Warren Phillip Wolfram Apple River Canyon State Park

Spanish Conquistadors Trained Dogs to Fight Indians

A historical report notes that during the conquest of the Americas Spanish explorers used dogs in battles against Indigenous groups. The account outlines how dogs were trained for combat roles and deployed in confrontations with native peoples across various theaters.

New World

Sinus Headache Remedy Promoted by California Lab

A Lodi California laboratory advertises a new sinus headache remedy promising quick relief. The postpaid offer claims reliable results with no upfront payment and invites readers to request the free sample.

Thial It Laboratories Lodi Calif

NFL to Start Season September 28 With Night Game

NFL Commissioner Bert Bell announced the opening slate for the 33rd season with a Chicago Friday night game on September 29 between Washington and Chicago, followed by Sunday contests: Bears at Green Bay, Detroit at San Francisco, Los Angeles at Cleveland, New York Giants at Dallas, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. The Dallas game marks the debut of the Texans in the league.

NFL Bert Bell Chicago Washington Redskins Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears Green Bay Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Cleveland New York Giants Dallas Philadelphia Pittsburgh Texas

Franchise Change Sparks New York Yanks Takeover

An unspecified group took over the franchise of the New York Yanks. The season features 12 teams, six in each conference, playing 72 games. The opening ice game occurs in the home city of the American conference winner. Decemerring playoffs decide conference titles. Entebbe remains capital of the British Uganda protectorate.

New York Yanks

British Man Wins National Sewing Prize

London reports Harry Leonard a 49 year old inspector won the National Needle Arts Bureau national sewing contest. He sewed a blue suit in 330 hours of spare time to claim the $140 first prize, the contest's surprise winner.

London National Needle Arts Bureau Harry Leonard

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Orangeville Glen E. Bolender Monroe Sales Co Kansas Bayneville Kas A. D. Wise Cello Mrs. Wolfram,Warren Marks Entebbe Uganda Protectorate Ammon Markery the State Medical Society OF Wisconsin Madison Wise State Medical Society of Wisconsin Physicians Servic State Medical ‘Society NEW Blue Shield State Medical Society Blue Shield Ol, AD Mostar K. Tow Cerely Medical Societ Tate Medical Society OF Wisconsin Eenny WD. Madioor H.K.T ‘A.d Madan Trower Griffith M.D. Milwonee C.H. Crownhart F. L. Weston Mo Costello MD Boon Marinette We Sader Stevens Pome Dee Penne East Gorkam ST. Madison
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