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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
2
Two Stop Sign Proposals for Monroe Traffic
Police doubt automatic signals curb accidents in Monroe but urge stop signs at two key crossings. A sign at the southwest corner of 16th Street and 20th Avenue would address through traffic turning left from the Fort Port route. Another at the southeast corner of 20th Avenue and 6th Street would curb straight through eastbound traffic near the hospital. Continuous traffic studies are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
16Th Street
20Th Avenue
Freeport
6Th Street
Green County Bar Endorses Marshall L Peterson For Supreme Court
The Green County Bar Association urges merit and experience for state supreme court justices. It notes probate court experience is valuable due to many appeals from that source and supports younger, physically capable candidates. It endorses Marshall L Peterson as meeting mandatory qualifications and deserving election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Bar Association
Marshall L. Peterson
Supreme Court
State Court
Supreme Bench
Green County
Peter‘son
Bar Association
Evansville Police Chief Fred Gilman Dies on Heart Attack
March 23 1940 obituary notes Chief of Police Fred Gilman who died of a heart attack in Evansville. Also mentions census calls by Dr W D Reed assistant director of the census bureau, and other items from past years in a retrospective column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherman
Unders
Fred Gilman
Evansville
Alvin C. York
W. D. Reed
Census Bureau
Lehman Proposes Study After Oleomargarine Tax Repeal
Senator Lehman of New York unveiled a bill to authorize a study on the effects of repealing the oleomargarine tax on American agriculture. The study would guide future dairy policy and probe impacts on butter markets, dairy production, soil conservation, and animal agriculture. He also introduced a second bill to empower the Justice Department to investigate possible monopoly in the oleomargarine industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Truman
Senate
Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Tube Relief
An old ad copy touts Doan's Pills as relief for minor back and kidney discomfort. It claims the remedy has helped millions for over fifty years and promises to ease waste buildup in the kidneys through its filtrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Dogh
Frey
Doan
Madison hearing rescheduled on pollution in three lakes
A recessed hearing on pollution conditions in Madison area lakes Monona Waubesa and Kegonsa will be held May 2 instead of March 28, as the state committee on water pollution reported. Counsel for the southern Wisconsin anti pollution federation asked the postponement. More farm machinery rusts out than wears out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Madison Area
State Committee On
Southern Wisconsin Anti-Pollution Federation
Monona
Waubesa
Reuben L Grinnell Taken as Madison
Reuben L Grinnell 41 a native of Monticello died yesterday at his Madison home. Services Saturday at 2 in the Dodgeville Methodist church with Rev Charles Bolles. Burial in East Side cemetery Dodgeville. Surviving wife a son Reuben Jr father Walter Oregon five brothers and three sisters and numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Wben L. Grinnell
Madison
Dodgeville
Charles Bolles
East Side
Schroeder
Walter Grinnells
Oscar Mayer and Co
Grinnell
Eagles Club
Reuben Jr
Walter
Oregon
Elgin
Verona
Ivan Portland
Ore
Zilmer
Orr
Melvin
Milor Grindstad
John van de Streek
Elaine Grinnell
Postman Who Returned $39,500 To Get $1,000
Muwaukkee or Maine postman Roman Wojcinski, 41, turned in a bag containing 39500 in cash and 135184 in checks to police. Mitchell Street State Bank will award him a $1000 reward for returning the lost funds found in a gutter on a downtown street while en route to a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwaukkee
Roman Wojcinski
Mitchell Street
Producer Hopkins Dies at New York Theater Figure
Arthur Hopkins, a prolific Broadway producer and director of about 80 plays, died yesterday at age 71 from a heart ailment. His first success was Poor Little Rich Girl in 1913, and his final notable work was The Magnificent Yankee about Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes in 1946. His last role in theater was directing Bert Lahr in Hopkins 1948 revival Burlesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Hopkins
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hopkins
Bert Lahr
Rosemary Oechslin Queen at Darlington
Rosemary Oechslin, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Oechslin Jr, was named queen of Darlington High School juniors for Friday April 14 at the school ym. Attendants include Margaret Cavanaugh Mary McGinnis Betsy Zenz Joyce Skattum Gilbert Goetz Jack Johnson George Hollenstein and Donald Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacumgiyn
Wisconsin Farm Conference Focuses on Milk Standards
Wisconsin's minimum milk standards are the conference theme at the University of Wisconsin with Harvey Weavers outlining objectives and needs. Session focuses on milk house planning electricity in the dairy barn and the economic outlook for Wisconsin dairy farmers. National cash farm income fell about 10 percent from 1948 with dairy receipts down 15 percent while hogs cattle and tobacco also declined. An estimated 1,500 attended Studer Implement Co machinery sale featuring 30 head of cattle. Farm placement services invite farmers to apply for year round help at county agricultural offices. Sir Gladwyn Jebb named permanent British representative to the United Nations succeeding Sir Alexander Cadogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Harvey Weavers
State Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
USDA
Nevada
North Dakota
Alabama
South Carolina
United States
Studer Implement Co
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Job London
Gladwyn Jebb
Foreign Office
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
Directors Named For Mental Work
Welfare board approves two new directors for mental hygiene and child welfare plus acting head role at Wisconsin psychiatric institute. Dr Leslie A Osborn 43 of Buffalo New York named director of mental hygiene division and B Frederick Dell Quadri 35 of Springfield Illinois named director of child welfare and youth services. Osborn will also act as director of the Wisconsin psychiatric institute in arrangement with the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehkosh
Department of Public Welfare
Welfare Board
Leslie A. Osborn
Buffalo
N. C
Mental Hygiene
Frederick Delli Quadri
Springifled
Ill
Oscorn
University of Wisconin
Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute
Department of
University of Buffalo
Osborn
Vacancy Since 1948 Filled by Mendota Hospital Chief
A vacancy created in February 1948 when Dr. Walter Urben, formerly of Monticello, resigned to become superintendent of Mendota state hospital, has remained open until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Urben
Monticello
Mendota State Hospital
Wisconsin counselor divorces botany professor husband
Mrs. Katherine K. Fassett, 47, a counselor at the University of Wisconsin student counseling center, was granted a divorce in superior court Wednesday from Norman C. Fassett, 49, a University of Wisconsin botany professor. She charged cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Cout
Katherine K. Fassett
Norman C. Fassett
University of Wisconsin
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