Monroe Evening Times History and Subscriptions Note
The Monroe Evening Times announces its founding date October 13 1898 and notes it operates under the same management with the Monroe Daily Journal absorbed. It lists association memberships and subscription rates for in city and surrounding counties with postal office hours and contact details.
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Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
Associated Press
Toland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial Time for Action on Browder and Field
The piece urges contemptation against Earl Browder and Frederick Field for refusing to answer questions in communist activity hearings. It argues Browder, former head of the American Communist Party, misused protections of democracy and calls for independent handling of their cases outside the McCarthy probe. It suggests many inquiry witnesses could face court proceedings, aiding clarity on truth.
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Rynings
Earl Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Broder
Communist Party
Browder
Field
McCarthy
Paddling Problem Shamed New York City Teens Riot
Parents of unruly New York City high school pupils showed less concern for police methods to break up the riots than for their children's undisciplined conduct. The dispute touched on teachers pay and after hours activities, while leaders blamed parental failure for curbing antics as youngsters joined the demonstrations.
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New York City
New York
Parenthood
Gaughter
Hoover plan to overhaul the United Nations draws mixed support
The piece weighs the Hoover proposal to reform the UN and curb ideological jobs. It notes potential upheaval for intellectuals and civil servants, the risk of losing long held careers, and the need to judge the plan on merits despite critics like John Foster Dulles.
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Hoover
United Nations
U.N
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Fugitive from Mendota Found Dead Near Morrisonville Farm
Ernst Coddington, about 50, who escaped Mendota state hospital on April 14, was found dead on a farm near Morrisonville Sunday. Dr David Atwood, coroner, said Coddington, who was in Cornell Chippewa county, apparently died of exposure sometime last week.
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Mendota
Madison
Ernst Coddington
Mendota State Hospital
Morrisonville
David Atwood
Coron
Coddington
Cornell
Chippewa County
Green County Voices Honor Local Figures and Notables
In a roundup of events spanning generations, notable figures include Lloyd K. Garrison invited as Green County Citizenship Day speaker, the death of Fred W. Voegels in Monti cello, Monroe’s sixthousand residents listed, and Norman Klassy undergoing surgery after a bicycle mishap in New Glarus. Also noted are infant pneumonia deaths in Madison, 25, 40, and 50 year-ago milestones such as National Music Week observances, Kiwanis gatherings, and local civic appointments.
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Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
Green County
Fred W. Voegels
Monticello
Monroe
New City
Norman Klassy
New Glarus
Wilbert Heimann
Madison
WOC
Davenport
Green County Concert Orchestra
Leon J. Wilmer
Blanchardville
Monroe Kiwanis Club
William McCreedy
Albany
Florence Miller
Lincoln Park
Communists Tighten Curtain on Western News Coverage
London report details a broad drive by Soviet bloc governments to expel western correspondents and deny press access. Romania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Albania and Russia crack down on Associated Press Reuters and Western news services, limiting visas evacuating staff and restricting reporting across the iron curtain.
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Nate Polowetzky
London
Iron Curtain
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Leonard At
Ja Romanian
Associated * Press
John Bennett
Bucharest
Associated Press
Sofia
Dimiter Mishev
Prague
United Press
Ted
Poland
Vincent Buist
agen_ aes
Reuters
Sepekss
Ne. T
New York Times
Budapest
Endre Marton
Albania
Tirana
UW awards contract for stadium seating at Camp Randall
The University of Wisconsin awarded eight thousand four hundred concrete stadium seats at Camp Randall with bids totaling about 568000. Fitz Construction Co. won the major contract at 431299, Madison firms received the work, and construction will start this year, finishing for the 1951 season. A new tier will be added atop the north end and bleachers replaced at the northwest and southwest corners.
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Yey
Wisconsin
Camp Randall
University Regent Executive Committee
Madison
Fitz Construction Co
Teamster Leader Beck Named UW Board of Regents President
Dave Beck, 54, famed Teamsters chief who left school in junior year, becomes president of the University of Washington board of regents. Dean Herbert T. Condon, who barred Beck from a campus talk in 1936, serves as secretary under Beck. Beck began work driving a laundry truck after leaving school.
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Teamster
College Board
Seattle
Dave Beck
University of Washington Board of Regents
Herbert T. Condon
Beck
Illness claim for Mrs Emia Dorsey from Monroe
Mrs Emia Dorsey Gilmore Dorsey a Monroe resident died at 6 45 pm Saturday at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Robert Burrington 10th street after an illness since January Services likely Friday in Florala Alabama with burial at Beulah cemetery Funeral home Stuessy Florala in charge The Burringtons left for the south Evans Funeral Home Florala in charge Surviving are a daughter Mrs Burrington a son Mayfield Dorsey a stepson Hubard Opp Ala a brother Sidney Gilmore Laurel Hill Fla and nine grandchildren She was born October 26 1871 in Covington County Alabama and married to George Dorsey in Opp Alabama in 1910 They farmed near Florala until 1930 and she later lived with her children before moving to Monroe three years ago to reside with the Burringtons She was a Baptist member in Opp Ala and was preceded by a son two brothers and two sisters.
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Suma Dorsey
Monroe
Robert Burrington
10Th’ Street
Florala
Ala
Beulah Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
Burringtons
South
Evans
Emia Gilmore
Francis and
Elisa Gilmore
Covington County
Alabama
Opp
George Dorsey
Dorsey
Olson Named Assistant Chief at NIH Laboratory
Dr Byron J Olson appointed assistant chief of the laboratory of infectious diseases at the National Institute of Health in Bethesda Maryland He is son of Mrs D R Olson Before public health service in 1936 he taught at Stanford University Lehigh He earned his PhD in 1935 at the University of Minnesota and is a diplomat of the American Board of Preventive Medicine A member of AMA AAI Immunologists SBAAWS and other scientific societies
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Byron J. Olson
National Institute of Health
Bethseda
Olson
D. R. Olson
Public Health Service
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
University of Minnesota
Amerin Board of Preventive Medicine
American Medical Association
American Association of Immunologists
Society of Experimental Biology and Medicine
Washington Academy of Sciences
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Society of American Bacteriologists
Association of Miltary Surgeons
Brodhead Students Nominated for Boys and Girls State
Brodhead high school juniors Ross Pierce Kneubuehl named as state representatives for Girls and Boys State in June. Miss Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Ross. Pierce son of Mr and Mrs D I Pierce Kneubuehl son of Mrs Esther Kneubuehl. Alternates include Violet Malcock for Madison meeting John Derning and Paul Knudson for boys. Boys State held at Ripon.
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Broaneaa
Vole Wen Ross
Guy Pierce
Chris Kneubuehl
Miss Ross
Clayton Ross
Violet Malcock
Madison
Pierce
D. I. Pierce
Kneubuehl
Esther Kneubuehl
John Derning
Paul Knud
Marian Martin pattern 9113 offers stylish news
Pattern 9113 by Marian Martin features a hip solid front and back interest skirt with a deep square collar and sun-back option. Sizes 12 to 20 require 5 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Complete illustrated guide, send 25 cents to Times Pattern Dept New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Marian Martin
the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Police Test Betting Pays Off for Taxpayers in New Jersey
Two Union County detectives under orders conducted covert horse bets and earned $70.53 profit for the taxpayers. Detectives Frank Braggy and Frank Engelhart wired three $10 bets to C. J. Rich in East St. Louis, as Prosecutor Edward Cohn disclosed. The bets were placed three hours before Western Union halted telegraphed wagers across New Jersey.
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Amnzapeth
Vty
Union County
N. J
Frank Braggy
Frank Engelhart
C. J. Rich
East St. Louis
Til
Edward Cohn
Western Union
New Jersey
Raphael J. Daly Named Scoutmaster for Jamboree Prep
Raphael J Daly 1029 in street elevated to full scoutmaster during Canyon Camp training for Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge. Daly leads Explorer Post No 2 with John Fur long, Don ald Teasdale, Raphael Cannon, and David Ruehlman Jr. joining area scouts for a 3000 mile charter trip through Washington, New York, Niagara Falls, and Canada ending at the jamboree.
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Napnaer Y. Daly
Canyon Camp
Apple River
Valley Forge
Daly
John Furlong
Hazel Green
Donald Teasdale
Hael Cannon
Darlington
David Ruehlman Jr
Monroe
Freeport
Savanna
Thompson
Ill
Washington, D. C
New York City
West Point
Niagara Falls
Lake Coast
Canada
Detroit
Ruehlman
Gordon Herfel
Tom Wuetrich
Don Dwyer
John Brunner
Keith Wilson
Robert Trachsel
Tom Hartwig
Lowell Stuessy
Richard Brunner
David Burt
Jerry Stauffacher
Dr Sam Elmer Opens New Veterinary Plant
Dr. Sam Elmer, former New Glarus resident, now runs his veterinary business in a new Richland Center building. The official opening followed a South Medical association meeting there on Thursday. Elmer, born in Switzerland, moved to New Glarus with his parents John H and Sadie Rhyner Elmer at age nine.
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New Glarus
Hopeday
Sam Elmer
Richland Center
The
South Medical Association
Elmer
Switzerland
John H
Sadie Rhyner Elmer
FTC Rejects Motion By Anti Cold Firms Challenges Remain
The Federal Trade Commission refuses to drop charges against two patented anti cold drug makers. Hearing Examiner Earl Kolb allows the firms to raise objections to actions taken during hearings to decide whether the manufacturers complied with regulatory standards.
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FTC
Wasmington ( Or
Federal Trade Commission
Earl Kolb
FTC hearing on drug ads resumes in May in Cleveland
Attorneys for Bristol-Myers Co. and Anahist Co. challenged FTC jurisdiction over claims products Resistab and Anahist may be unsafe when used as directed. FDA had found them safe for over the counter sale. Hearing recessed until May 15 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Bristol - Myers Co
Resistab
Anahist Co., Inc
FTC
Food and Drug Administration
Cleveland
Ohio
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