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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
2
The article discusses a partisan House clash over a pension act and a political strategy seen as stirring controversy. Observers note no clear majority support among veterans and predictions suggest the roll call votes will fuel next campaign attacks by opponents.
In a sharp statement the former secretary of state nominee warns that defensive NATO pledges could invite aggression from Russia if allied nations fail to act responsibly. He asserts the U S would enter war immediately if military action begins and recalls 1939 1940 memories of troops deployed for democracy.
A 1948 survey of average milk prices shows farmers near cheese factories benefited from improved quality standards. Net income and prices rose modestly year over year, despite not reaching 1947 boom levels. The industry focuses on maintaining high quality amid cost pressures and living costs.
New York theaters slash prices by 18 to 35 cents across six first run Broadway movie houses to boost morning and matinee attendance. Lowering of night prices also implemented.
In 1909 Rev Car resigns pastorate and will take over at Salem Church in Cincinnati while Jacob Karien Jr loses bid for re election as second ward alderman for citizenship lack. Monroe Telephone Co. cuts service for central switchboard repairs overnight. Minor spring signs appear as weather hints turn fighting.
A Western view portrays Dimitrov’s Bulgaria as building a close police state with a strong Moskva link. The regime bans nationalism, limits foreign ties, promotes anti Western sentiment, and maintains a large security apparatus to crush opposition.
The note credits Plato as the first to distinguish mind and body, calling him the forefather of psychology.
Warsaw reports a social freeze between Poles and American and British communities. Officials cite no official clearance required for Polish guests, yet invitations go unanswered and few attend official gatherings. The chill reflects strained Cold War era relations and a lack of embassy social contact with Russia and others.
Out of town guests attended the annual Methodist church supper Friday in South Wayne. Attendees included many families from Monroe, Lamont, Warren, Darlington, Woodford, Browntown and Vineland, plus local residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chapman and the Gage family who also heard Bishop H Clifford Northcott’s address.
N J arrived Monday for a visit with her father nk E Tree and Miss Amy Tree. Mr and Mrs J Louis Smith attended the commandery program at Masonic temple Monroe. Mr and Mrs D T Stuart left Saturday for Shawano to visit her sister Mrs C T Snyder and family who recently moved from Rhinelander. Mrs William Meier and family visited Sunday at the home of her mother Mrs George Reed Warren. Attending the funeral for Mrs Herbert Roberts Warren NL were Mr and Mrs Joseph Berget and daughter, Mr and Mrs Raymond S Berget, the Ole Lands, Mmes Stanley Jackson, Fred Larson and O B Peterson. Mr and Mrs H C Homb and daughter Ruth and Mr and Mrs Clarence Heindel were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Heindel and family near Gratiot. Mr and Mrs O B Peterson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Chester Peterson Monroe. Mr and Mrs Charles Collins Warren ll were Sunday guests of the John Hartsoughs. Mr and Mrs Norman Olson and his father Peter A Olson were Freeport callers Monday.
New Glarus residents Mrs. Millard Tschuc and Mrs. Kathryn Legler with Monroe and Watertown couples joined Mrs. Margaret Hefty for a Sunday gathering. Maynard Hefty family from Boulder Junction visits Herman and Mrs. Hefty. Mrs. Fred J. Marty travels to Chicago to see her daughter and her family. Lester Blumer and daughters of Madison stay with Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Altman for a weekend.
The British Medical Journal reports experiments indicating a virus may cause cancer, described as the l latest advance in cancer research. It notes prior knowledge of a virus causing cancer in birds and states that while viruses can cause some cancers, other factors may also be involved.
Mrs J H Beightol notes Twin Grove happenings as visitors including Oscar Walters at St Clare hospital Monroe. E C Barton returns home after visiting ill parents J H Beightol. Glen Chambers family from Beloit spends weekend with Floyd Chambers parents.
Mrs Franklin Camron and Mrs Pearl Camron spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Carl Sippel and family. Nancy visited Mr and Bolender and family in Freeport Sunday.
A quirky ad suggests buyers can take on much labor for small pay by purchasing a Waniac. The copy emphasizes the ease of entry and the tempting cost, though specifics are unclear.
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