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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1949
Page
2
A truncated notice outlines subscription rates and carrier delivery hours. It lists a 30 a.m. to 5:30 hour service window and references after hour calls and telephone contact for subscribers.
Fragmentary report notes Speaker Rayburn selected as delegate for a Westminster event. Text is incomplete, with unclear context and outcome details.
Archie Srey named to fire and police commission in a May 3 1989 city notice. Illinois assembly kills bills to allow city manager form of government. Last rites conducted in New Glarus for Donald Roy Hoesly aged 11. Emil Preisig of Clarno suffers toe amputation in elevator chute accident.
Thirty-five Monroe high school groups and soloists compete at the state solo ensemble festival in Madison on May 14. Selections include vocal, instrumental, piano, and baton acts with students such as Allan Prisk Phoebe Abraham Virginia Knaack Dorothy Webster and Mary Ann Huber among those heading to state. An all star public concert will close the event featuring top participants.
Warren special report: Delmar Butler and Gene Olthof both of Nora, Illinois, earned medals from Illinois Central railroad officials for finding a rail break near Nora depot on March 25. Trainmaster T. J. Broesau presented the awards in Waterloo Iowa. the boys' report prompted a repair crew before a scheduled train at 10 p.m.
President Truman’s administration rejects Russian signals as Congress weighs a 1.5 billion dollar arms program for Western Europe. Officials warn lifting the Berlin blockade could undermine Western resolve and the Atlantic pact, while Harriman cites growing Western confidence and warns against turning aside from aid.
The perjury trial of Alger was again postponed at the government request. Federal Judge Samuel H. Kaufman granted the fifth delay yesterday pushing the case to May 23 in New York.
Special meeting of the Mon roe Wisconsin Common Council on April 28 1949 votes to use concrete pavement for the public square after reviewing bids from April 22 1949. Aldermen present include Forcade Norton Matzke Schindler Beckman Hare Meythaler. Vinton Construction Co. bid modifications and cost saving proposals were discussed with public works director Z A Gorder noting about 4000 in savings by removing storm sewers traffic arrows and center lane meter posts.
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