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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1947
Page
2
Industrial output shows strength in many sectors while signs of weakening demand appear in others. A 600‑person survey forecasts a mild autumn recession, but the commodity and petroleum outlook remains positive with sustained capacity use and modest growth.
Mary asks if Philip truly wants to marry and to share a home just for them. The pair weigh a future with a potential stepmother Anne, while Mrs Bowman muses on motherhood and power dynamics as plans unfold toward a Sunday visit.
The Monroe clinic installed a unique deep therapy machine enabling both X ray and radium treatments. It is the southwest’s only such device, usable for cancer and other illnesses with adjustable voltage and 24 hour operation. Dr. Paul W. Snowden, a radiologist, leads the clinic’s radiology team after prior work at the University of Illinois.
The Bikini bomb used a year ago today may be the standard for future atomic warfare. Dr R E Lapp of the research division reasons that most targets require no bigger device and larger bombs would waste money. A Navy view by Rear Admiral W S Parsons discusses atomic defense.
In Washington Harold W. Ware discusses the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board as the central figure under the new labor law. Some unionists warn he could become a labor czar, while supporters insist Congress did not intend such power.
The three member NLRB becomes a five member body appointed by the president with reduced powers. A strong independent general counsel will lead prosecutions, and the board shifts to a labor relations court. The old conciliation service is replaced by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service outside the labor department.
A government report reveals the labor department is functioning with minimal staff and resources, compromising enforcement and oversight. Analysts warn the reduced capacity could slow enforcement, hiring, and guidance across workplaces nationwide.
Juda y Mrs. F N Miller Claude Walton Jr. visits the home of Mr and Mrs William Parfrey in Richland Center. Virgil Waelti of Freeport attends his cousin Norbetta Waelti and Theodore Wyss wedding. George Millard of Portage dines with Mr and Mrs Ivan Boyer. Miss Maud Smith and Mrs Bessie Newman from Monroe call in town Thursday.
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