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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
2
Fragmentary note mentions secretion rates and a reference to Wisconsin with a date 22. The sparse text suggests a study or report linking rates to Wisconsin context, but details are unclear and entities are limited.
Former kingpin Harry Gross testifies in court naming associates tied to the New York police graft scandal. He alleges payments to ex-Police Commissioner O'Brien and involvement by a one time ally of Mayor O'Dwyer. Officials urge O'Dwyer to address the allegations or resign as ambassador to Mexico.
Green County hosts Iowa State College students and staff touring local cheese factories and storage facilities. The visit highlights Monroe's Swiss Cheese Capital status and prompts a call for a coordinated, community wide hospitality program to ensure visitors leave with positive memories.
The Office of Price Stabilization orders Chicago dairies to cut milk prices by half a cent per quart with immediate effect. OPS regional director H. B. Baskin ties the move to the Federal Milk Marketing Administration saying farmers will be paid less in May than April. Chicago milk costs 25 cents per quart delivered and 23 cents in stores.
New owners assumed operation today of the Vilas County News-Review and the Three Lakes News, weekly newspapers. The publications were purchased by J. R. Satran and sons Dan and Bob, formerly of the Dairyland Review at Denmark Wis., from Beatrice A. Treutel and Joyce M. Larkin.
A 1942 record recalls Vice Admiral Ghormley placed in command of allied land, sea, and air forces in the South Pacific as Japan targets Australian American lines. It also notes eastern seaboard motorists limited to three gallons weekly, and Notre Dame graduate Edward Emmenegger entering the business field.
Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan reports on Ana Pauker stepping into Bucharest’s state bank area, guarded by security, amid Moscow influence. He describes currency reform chaos, firing of finance minister Luca, and Moscow-directed ministries and army, plus the push to speed up farm collectivization and deportations.
Governor Kohler refused to remove state draft director Col. Bentley Courtenay and invited farmers from nine counties to press hardship cases. Courtenay outlined farm deferment figures and appeal steps while noting no authority over deferments. if perman ent farm youth deferments are desired, Congress must change the law.
Milwaukeean 38, Herden, pleaded guilty to failure to stop after a fatal accident that killed 18 year old Grace Chesebro. He waived preliminary hearing, received one year probation and $3,500 settlement to Chesebro family, with judge noting age and good record.
Bey A QR receives the Associated Press International Award for sustained international affairs coverage. This marks his third major journalism honor this spring, following the Sigma Delta Chi prize for Washi correspondence and the Raymond Clapper award for general reporting.
Assemblyman Elmer Nitschke of Burnett, a Republican, announced his bid for re election. He represented Centre County's second district in the 1949 and 1951 legislatures.
MINNEAPOLIS Minn W-Guy W Cravens 53 a former Agriculture department official in Minneapolis was arrested this week on federal charges of conspiracy and accepting bribes. Cravens accused in a federal grand jury indictment returned in Madison Wis of accepting three storm coats a television set and 1300 in return for recommendations that contracts be given the Portage Warehouse Company at Portage Wis. Cravens was a marketing specialist for the Commodity Credit Corp in Minneapolis and approved contracts with private owners to store government food items. A federal grand jury in Madison also has indicted E M Rowlands former head of the Minneapolis Loan agency of the Reconstruction Finance Corp and Jules Marachowsky director of the Portage Warehouse Co. The government claims the merchandise and money were given Cravens by Marachowsky who obtained a warehouse contract from the CCC and rented space in the Badger Ordnance Works at Baraboo Wis to store surplus government commodities. Cravens was arraigned before a U S commissioner at St Paul and released on 2500 bond to report to Madison when ordered. PLAN MADISON VISIT BLANCHARDVILLE Times Special Thirty three sixth seventh and eighth grade students of the Blanchardville elementary school with Mrs Bernice Davis teacher will visit Madison tomorrow where they will participate in the 19th annual radio music festival under the leadership of Professor E B Gordon.
Green County Council of American Legion meets at Casino hall Monticello tonight with officer elections. Present officers include Jacob Bruni New Glarus county commander four years in that role Eugene Stuessy New Glarus vice commander Theodore J Burgy Monroe adjutant and finance officer and Howard O Schulz Monroe sergeant at arms Bruni also serves as district vice commander.
MILWAUKEE The president and board of directors of Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co. were re elected yesterday at the annual meeting of stock holders W A Roberts was renamed president of the huge firm.
The following directors were retained: James M. Barker Chicago Fred Bohen Des Moines Ta Hugh Comer Sylacauga Ala Cunningham ward New York Ernest Mahler Neenah Wis and W C Buchanan Edmund Fitzgerald Louis Quarles J L Singleton and R S Stevens on Milwaukee. The directors declared regular quarterly dividends of 81 2 cents per share of preferred stock payable June 5 to stockholders of record May 20 and $1 per share of common stock payable June 30 to stockholders of record June 6.
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