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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
2
The article argues that Czechoslovakia's expulsion of the Associated Press correspondent signals a broader pattern of state censorship in Soviet aligned regimes. It draws contrasts with Russia and warns that restricted reporting hides truth, while free information supports world harmony and opposes communist suppression.
The text describes House Republicans led by Rep. Smith seeking substantial cuts to the ECA budget. A half billion reduction initially failed by a narrow margin but a subsequent move cut the reduction in half. It suggests gradual budget restraint could justify a smaller federal burden and hints at a forty billion dollar budget as a target.
The Door County Board and Sheriff John Pivonka ended a two hour wrangle on jail security with a written agreement. The sheriff will receive turnkeys from Sturgeon Bay police and a full time deputy during long absences and the busy three summer months when tourists and cherry pickers arrive.
A cab carrying Mrs. Earl Bailie and her son Clarke was struck by a train in Janesville on March 30 1925 killing the driver instantly. Mrs Bailie and Clarke were among injured passengers. The report notes other local fatalities and business remarks from the era including Eagle Products Co at New Glarus and Heart attack deaths.
Merril Eisenbud of the U S Atomic Energy Commission New York office says the atomic energy industry records 6.3 accidents per 100000 man hours, far below the 11.49 percent industry average for all other sectors.
Dr. Milwaukee University director George A. Parkinson announced Wednesday the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee will discontinue its third emergency measure and end the present semester with changes to the engineering program because of housing shortages in Madison.
Bruni of New Glarus was chosen as the outstanding county commander of the third district of the American Legion. Green County was named the district's outstanding county for service to veterans and Americanism. The honors were announced Tuesday evening at a Green County Legion meeting in Albany. John J. Burkhard of Monroe presented the trophy for Gordon Roseleip, commander of the third district, who had entered Dodgeville hospital for clinical tests.
Harold E. Christen son 43 general store owner died after long illness. Funeral described as one of the largest in Orfordville with Rev. Marcus S. Lewis of East Luther Valley church officiating at Orfordville Lutheran church.
Former Milwaukee alderman Albert J. Krause, jailed on two counts of bribery, had his request for more leave from his city sewer inspector job denied on Wednesday. He resigned from the council on January 10.
The veen County Home Demonstration council formed a nominating committee for the spring meeting on April 27. Mrs. Clarence Elmer Jr. of Monticello was named chairman with members Mrs. Herbert Stauffacher Monroe Mrs. Roland Thorpe Monroe Mrs. Arthur Ames New Glarus Mrs. Henry Norder Juda and Mrs. Clarence Rinehart Browntown. The group also backs a $50 scholarship for a Green County senior girl studying home economics. Deadline for applications is Saturday.
During the week of April 30 to May 7 a meeting drawn attendees including Mrs Elmer president and Mrs am Mau Browntown vice president along with Mrs Sam Waelti Monroe treasurer Mrs Fred Kueng Juda secretary and Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent plus six center chairmen and listed members Esther Newman and others from Brown town Monroe New Glarus Monticello and related areas.
The reclamation bureau opened 6340 acres of irrigable land creating 54 farm units for homestead settlers in central Washington. The initial 130 acre units form part of the Riverton reclamation project expanding gradually.
The bureau announced that WWII veterans with the necessary qualifications applying by June 26 will have an equal chance in a quasi public drawing for the 54 farms, offering a financial and other support.
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