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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1946
Page
6
Partly cloudy with thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Highs near 65. Sunrise 4 25, sunset 7 40. Real Estate Transfers list transfers including 74 to Millie Elmer in Monroe and to L E Joppa, and Mrs John Dobson.
The notice lists numerous individuals connected to medical procedures such as tonsillectomies and other cases in Albany Beloit Monroe and Brodhead plus a section on dismissals including Mrs William Schuetze Mrs Otto Rupnow Mrs Walter Robb and others for various offices or employment actions.
Father L. B. Hastings new rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church plans weekly outreach to Jamaican groups in Cedburg Belgium and South Milwaukee after Sunday services. He served 18 years at St. John's Milwaukee where a new edifice rose, and his wartime service and West Indian outreach earned broad praise. He organized farm visits for about 300 West Indian men and maintained close contact with 14 war factories employing Jamaicans.
Mrs R H Blackbourn hosted her bridge club Thursday evening with a 7 o clock dinner and two bridge tables. Members present included Mrs Lewis Van Wagenen Mrs O Schwalbe Mrs Earl R Johnson Mrs Carl F Brennecke Mrs Fred Marty Mrs John M Ball and Mrs Harvey H Holland with Mrs A Janke as guest. Ball won high and Holland low. The Sunday school teachers picnic at Johns church lawn elected officers for next year. Richland Homemakers plan a July picnic at Recreation Park for families.
If weather delays the first atomic bomb test until about the third week of August no tests will be held this year. Favorable weather requires winds in the same direction up to 60 000 feet. Only a few days remain for the condition. Typhoon season is approaching. Lots of work for little money when you buy 2 Want Ad.
The University of Wisconsin board of regents adopted an $18,003,863 budget for 1946-47 to cover operation of the university. The plan, aided by projected enrollment of 22,600 students, includes 20 percent faculty salary hikes on the first $2,000 of pay and $169,790 in merit increases, with most funding from direct income and federal appropriations.
The Monroe American Legion junior baseball team heads to Beloit to meet the league leading Beloit juniors in a southern district game. Pitcher Charley Niles has returned from a tonsillectomy and will be in the lineup. Monroe sits third in the southern section, a half game behind Janesville and 2 1/2 behind Beloit.
Notice is hereby given that under Section 70.45 Wisconsin Statutes the assessment roll for the city of Monroe Green county Wisconsin will be open for examination on July 1 2 and 3 1946 from 10 a m to 12 noon and from 1 p m to 5 p m by taxable inhabitants of Monroe G S Soseman City Clerk.
Beloit shoppers and visitors are listed with dozens of residents from Janesville Monroe Juda Monticello Freeport and other towns making calls purchasing goods and visiting relatives. Names include Violet Nyborg Minnie Hanson Ralph Frey Charles Rockow Nellie Bouton and many more.
Police announce nine positive points linking Heirens print to ransom note in Degnan homicide probe. Detectives, led by Capt Evans, compare prints from Heirens with ransom note, while he and others are questioned. Investigators search Heirens dormitory finding guns, surgical tools, cash and jewelry as the case widens.
The police report notes a youth knocked out a detective after resisting capture and reveals nine points of similarity between prints on a ransom note and Heirens’ print as fingerprint experts verify matches. A police physician found no skull fracture from the flower pot blow and reported a normal pulse.
Army discharge for Pfe Joseph A Motz of Monroe from the Fifth Red Diamond division. visits by Gene Englund former Wisconsin star with J T Etter Jr. 4-H club leaders meetings at Monticello school and county courthouse discussing fair participation and health work. Injuries to Otto Mohns from a bee chase, hospitalized at St Clare. Regular army recruiter to resume July 10 after Fourth of July break. Monroe residents set to attend American Legion district convention in Stoughton. Set Erwin Rufner discharged from Ft Dix. Marian Rosenthal visiting from Chicago. Paul Ganshert expected home after navy service. Oscar A Moldenhauer on 10 day business trip to Camp Douglas San Antonio and Tulsa. Extension notice for VFW Cecil Jones post about closing date extension for state federal agency postings in Wisconsin Michigan Illinois.
On July 8, applicants may contact the local post office to take a civil service exam or reach the regional director of the Seventh U. S. Civil Service Region at the new post office in Cicero for details.
President Truman outlines three core provisions for a new price policy including a one year extension of stabilization laws, continued subsidies to curb food price rises for six months, and an orderly end to price controls. He argues for decontrol standards and a three man board, conditionally. He also urges a temporary resolution to maintain controls while a workable bill is drafted.
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