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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1950
Page
2
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Citizens and officials may push for a comprehensive traffic safety survey led by trained traffic engineers. The study, possibly handled by the state motor vehicle department, aims to identify immediate focal problems while ensuring no party is singled out. If needed, experts would provide ongoing solutions as traffic safety remains a continuing challenge for residents and visitors.
An official from the U S labor department warns 1950 college graduates may face worse job prospects than since the war. Yet the piece argues ambitious individuals who create their own roles can see unlimited horizons and opportunities beyond mere payroll positions.
Iowa mental hospital in Clarinda reports 52 deaths since Feb 1 with 16 diagnosed influenza, while Dr Graves labels the outbreak not an epidemic. Superintendent Dr Norman B. Bender notes 48 deaths in two months and influenza-linked 17 since last Saturday as the facility with about 1,500 residents confront the illness.
Industrial commission report shows Wisconsin manufacturing employment up 1.2 percent from January totaling 310,800 workers in February from 307,200. Estimated weekly payroll also increased from 17,937,000 to 18,325,000.
Monroe records show 25 years ago the council approved purchasing a Hadfield Pen M March 38 1925 to tackle unpaved streets amid wave washboard and pit effects. Also noted is death of John Buehler Sr. and influenza death of Remigius Schupp.
Services for George Ott 74 who died yesterday morning in St. Petersburg Florida will be held Monday at 2 at the Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by Hazel Dancer wife and two grandchildren, among others. Body arrives Sunday at 1 p.m. and is taken to the funeral home.
Dr. George H. Sawyer 50 former Ironwood mayor faces drug charges for allegedly selling morphine narcotics to a Hurley woman. A preliminary arraignment is to be held in May at Superior. A complaint was filed by Owen Lewis narcotics agent for the U S treasury with U S Commissioner C W Bishop.
Former showgirl Joyce Matthews obtained a second divorce from television comedian Milton Berle in the Virgin Islands. Attorney Samuel I. Hartman said the decree was granted yesterday and Matthews was awarded custody of their daughter Victoria, aged four.
The article examines the debate among allied chancelleries on when to sign a formal peace treaty with Japan. Britain and the U S favor an early pact, while some military officials warn against rushing. Moscow seeks a veto over terms, complicating Western plans amid ongoing Allied occupation and strategic considerations.
The passage argues the United States should not continue direct control of Japan and should end supervision after General MacArthur’s tenure. It emphasizes the need to shift Japan’s governance to its own leadership while acknowledging existing influence and goodwill from occupation.
A new European wavelength system boosts American broadcasts into Berlin’s Soviet zone. Moscow responds with propaganda and protests from Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia at Geneva claiming Western violations of the Copenhagen pact. RIAS, the U S sponsored station in Berlin, has extended its reach for two weeks to a broader German audience.
Vehicles driven by Milton J. Conzell Madison and William E. Klassy Monticello were involved in a minor accident yesterday morning on highway 69 near the Klassy home. No injuries were reported.
The article traces Ten Eyck's journey from a Colorado homestead to a demanding path through Fort Collins Colorado State College and North Dakota State Kansas and Fort Hays. It highlights his master's thesis on plant cell freezing his plant breeding innovations and his early roles in farm management pasture bulletins and as superintendent at Fort Hays before moving to a Illinois county agent position.
TenEyck, who had left his family’s fruit farm to study in youth, returns to manage Green county fruit farm now run by his sons. He split time between Brodhead and farm chores while maintaining an active interest in plant breeding. He grows watermelons and muskmelons, challenging others to match his varieties. In a separate note, Squaw Valley near Iteno, Nevada features a 2,200-foot chair lift used by skiers.
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