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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1952

Page

8

Weather and local notices from Wisconsin daily

Mostly fair today with cooler near Lake Michigan. Tomorrow partly cloudy with scattered showers in southwest and west central areas in the afternoon. Highs 85 to 90, lows 45 to 55. Real estate transfers include Joseph Schwarzenberger to Green County for 5.44 acres in Sylvester township. Deaths listed for Mrs Catherine A Lamboley 69, Miss Bridget Doherty 92, and a Darlington couple's newborn son May 1 plus Emmerson Zettle daughter April 30.

Lake Michigan Joseph Schwarzenberger Green County Sylvester Township Catherine A. Lamboley 23Rd Avenue Bridget Doherty 13Th Avenue Gerald Schwartz Darlington Emmerson Zettle Orangeville Deaconess Hospital Freeport

St Clare Hospital Medical Discharges and Listings

A hospital roster lists patients and dismissals including Mrs John Whitish of Highland, Jack Hannah of Freeport, Mrs Norman Kettleson of Janesville, Mrs Clifford Pedersen of Argle, Louis B Stauffacher of 1905 12 9th street, a Francis Olson tonsillectomy in Darlington, surgical patients Walter J Wenger Jr of Denver Mrs Howard Poff Beloit Elizabeth Kiel 1907 9th street Mrs Louise Ginner 1014 18th Avenue and Frank Sullivan, and a long list of dismissals namely Mrs Roy Lavinger Mrs Herman Reiss Steven Wand Alex Etter Mrs Edward Gilbertson Mrs Laurence Plude Mrs Sheldon Hoesly and son Mrs Louis Wyss and son Mrs Homer Hendrickson and son Richard Mauritz Mrs Oscar Frank Thomas Hamilton Mrs Roy Burmeister and Mrs Willam Tschabold.

John _Whitish Highland Jack Hannah Freeport Norman Kettleson Janesville Clifford Pedersen Argle Louis B. Stauffacher 9Th Street Francis Olson Darlington Walter J. Wenger Jr Denver Colo Howard Poff Beloit Elizabeth Kiel Louise Ginner 18Th Avenue Frank Sullivan Roy Lavinger Herman Reiss Steven Wand Alex Etter Edward Gilbertson Laurence Plude Sheldon Hoesly Louis Wyss Homer Hendrickson Richard Mauritz Oscar Frank Thomas Hamilton Roy Burmeister Willam Tschabold

Pickups Along the News Beats

Mrs. Roland G Tre loar at 2502 9th street discovers a baby squirrel after its mother is killed. The infant is fed with a doll’s milk bottle and cared for by Ken ton and Lenwood Potts of 2508 9th street who report the hungry cry and ongoing care.

Roland G. Treloar 9Th Street Kenton and Lenwood Potts

Two Chiropractors Charged In Freeport Case

Two Freeport chiropractors O. S. Kison and Howard J. Scott were charged under Illinois medical licensing laws. State officials allege they unlawfully used medical titles and treated human ailments as a business without valid state licenses.

Freeport Freeport Freeport J. G. Whiton State Department of Education O. S. Kison Howard J. Scott Illinois

Funeral for Mrs. J. B. Ellrod at St John’s Church

Services were held at 2 p m for Mrs J B Ellrod 60 of Chicago who died Monday at Hines hospital Rev Howard L Orians officiated and she was born in Greenwood cemetery Full military rites were observed at the graveside Pallbearers included Thomas Keegan Harry A Keegan Jr Otto Becker Edward Becker LaVerne Nyman and Donald Janke

J. B. Butnod St. John's Church J. B. Ellrod Chicago Hines Hospital Howard L. Orians Greenwood Cemetery Thomas Keegan Harry A. Keegan Jr Otto Becker Edward Becker LaVerne Nyman Donald Janke

Women Make Up About One Third of British Paid Work

A report indicates that roughly one third of all paid employment in Britain is held by women. The finding highlights ongoing gender gaps in labor participation and earnings across sectors and regions.

Britain

Invitations Out For Open House At Youth Center

Special invitations to the first open house at the Youth Center have been sent to parents high school faculty members school officials Park Board members and city officials. Youth Council members will explain the building operation and guide visitors while students demonstrate recreational activities to show available facilities.

Joe E. Miller

More Facilities Readied at Park

Park preparations include a concession stand opening this weekend led by Jane Stauffacher with assistants Judith Seyler Judith Gempeler Glenda Langston Annette Stopka Joyce Babler and Sandra Scherer Profits go to the Youth Center fund Picnic tables have been repainted by Louis Rabe and John Kubly for the summer program They urge careful use of the east side playground pump as overuse has occurred

Jane Stauffacher Judith Seyler Judith Gempeler Glenda Langston Annette Stopka Joyce Babler Sandra Scherer Youth Center Fund Louis Rabe John Kubly

Dairy union workers end tieup in Superior

Milk deliveries back to normal after a five day shutdown. AFL Dairy Workers and Truck Drivers Union accepts compromise from 19 Superior and Duluth dairies. Agreement cuts work week from 48 to 40 hours for one year and adds wage increases and fringe benefits for two years.

Superior Superior AFL Dairy Workers and Truck Drivers Union Superior Duluth

Madison Carpenters End Monthlong Strike

Madison carpenters ended a month long strike by accepting a 1 cent hourly wage increase last night. The four cent gap to Local 314 AFL demands remains, setting new pay at 2.42 dollars per hour.

Madison Carpenters Madison Carpenters AFL

Personal Mentions and Travel Notes From Local Society

Miss Pauline Schwarzenberger visited New Glarus last night. Herman L. Schindler connected with insurance. Alvina Marlow Leo Gille Nelson Schwend Harold Ruchti Robert Allan and Carol Ann Ruchti were in Freeport yesterday afternoon. Victor's Altar Society plans a May 2 rosary devotion for Mrs. F. E. Lamboley. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Haberman visited Dearborn Michigan with M. W. Temple's family. they return today. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C Brooks Jr. have returned from a wedding trip to New Orleans and Jackson Mississippi. they will live in Freeport. Mary Hess Brooks formerly.

Pauline Schwarzenberger Glarus Herman L. Schindler Alvina Marlow Leo Gille Nelson Schwend Harold Ruchti Robert Allan Carol Ann Ruchti Freeport Wnt Victor's Altar Society F. E. Lamboley

Regents Board appointment elevates former Wisconsin governor

The Wisconsin Regents Board names former Governor Oscar Rennebohm to fill a vacancy, succeeding William J. Campbell. Rennebohm will serve until May 1, 1961, pending senate confirmation, following his 1950 term as governor and non reelection bid. The announcement praises his administrative skill and understanding of university needs.

Elizabeth Keil Madison Oscar Rennebohm Clare Hospital University of Wisconsin Kohler William J. Campbell Oshkosh Rennebohm Senate Wisconsin Renbohm Univer

McMahon Announces Democratic Presidential Bid

McMahon of Connecticut declared his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination at a press conference. He plans no broad personal campaign and serves as chairman of the Senate Atomic Energy Committee after the Connecticut Democratic State Central Committee endorsed him for the nomination.

Sew Young Ven Pen McMahon Connecticut McMahon Senate Atomic Energy Committee Democratic State Central Committee

Mondovi Recreation Center Destroyed by Fire

Fire devastated Mondovi recreation center yesterday damaging bowling alleys a dance hall bar lunch room soda fountain and an optometrist office Fire Chief William Hovey valued the loss at 100000 Morris Johnson owner predicted higher The blaze began in a storeroom with no smoke or flame reaching the nose The Durand fire department aided Mondovi firefighters.

Maui Win Mondojvi Recreation Center Yesterda William Hovey Morris Johnson Durand Fire Department Mondovi

Marines Experience First Atom Explosion in Nevada Test

Marines observe first atomic blast during nuclear warfare maneuvers as a bomb dropped from an Air Force bomber lights up the Nevada desert. The flash was seen in Las Vegas about 750 miles away with no sound or shock felt there.

Mees Vansena Vey Nevada Desert U. S Las Vegas

Buholzers to Travel From Community to St Louis

Mr and Mrs William Buholzer depart tomorrow for St Louis Missouri after visiting the Emil and Ernest Buholzer families here They will call on in law and daughter August Busch Jr before heading to Lucerne Switzerland on March 14 Also visiting locals by prior notice

ST. Louis William Buholzer Emil Ernest Buholzer August Busch Jr Lucerne Switzerland

Residents Travel and Local Surgery Reported

Mrs Heinrich Egg departed for Chicago on Tuesday and Dr Roesli left today with plans to return aboard a single ship. Mrs Louise Ginner of 1014 18th Avenue underwent major surgery at St Clare Hospital this morning after a period of illness and prior minor procedures a few years ago.

Pwiverland Heinrich Egg Chicago Dr. Roesli Louise Ginner 18Th Avenue St. Clare Hospital

Wenger Jr. undergoes emergency appendectomy in Denver visit

Walter J. Wenger Jr., of Denver Colorado, arrived to visit his parents Walter J. Wenger Sr. and wife. He fell ill in the afternoon and was taken to St. Clare hospital where he had an emergency appendectomy.

Walter J. Wenger Jr Denver Colo Walter J. Wenger Sr St. Clare Hospital

County Treasurer Ill After Bowling Tourney Stay

Green County treasurer Louis B. Stauffacher entered St. Clare Hospital for X rays and medical treatment after becoming ill while bowling in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Milwaukee yesterday.

Louis B. Stauffacher Green County St. Clare Hospital Milwaukee

Searchers Find Missing Pan American Stratocruiser

Airliner missing since Tuesday on the Buenos Aires to New York route has been found broken in two with no sign of life. About 50 people were aboard including 19 North Americans. A Pan American search plane reported sighting a craft the size of the missing flight midway.

Airways Toda Buenos Aires New York PAA Gin Cowing

Tax Bureau Defends Political Loan Case Rulings

The Internal Revenue Bureau defends rulings on political party loans that cannot be collected and may be deductible on tax returns. It rejects Sen Williams suggestion that its rulings in four cases be reversed. The bureau said, however, that...

Tax Bureau Washington Internal Revenue Bureau Bureau Sen. Williams R-Del

Unclear text on deductible loans and political contributions

Fragmentary report notes loans between cities in Brazil and Bari and mentions validity for deduction. Pilot references efforts to collect loans and a bureau examination to ensure funds are not counted as political contributions. No signs of life from spokespeople. official review to prevent improper deductions.

Carolina Brazil Bari

Bus Driver Cleared in Milwaukee Inquest

Emil Letzvie a 47 year old Transport Co. driver was absolved of negligence after an inquest into a downtown Milwaukee crash that killed 13 year old Lance Cannong on April 21. The collision occurred near North Sixth Street and West Wisconsin Avenue when Letzvie’s bus struck Cannong as he rode a bicycle.

Milwaukee Emil Letzvie Transport Co Larnce Cannong N. Sixth St Wisconsin Ave

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