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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1948

Page

2

Deaths From Heart Trouble May Be Cut By Drugs

A nationwide study sponsored by the American Heart Association shows coronary thrombosis deaths could drop from 23 percent to 13 percent with anti coagulants like dicoumarol and heparin. The research involved 1,000 patients in 17 U S hospitals and was presented by Dr Irving S Wright at the Illinois State Medical Society meeting.

Chicago American Heart Asociation U.S. Public Health Service United States Irving S. Wright Cornell University Illinois State Medical Society

Editorial on Cycle Blockades Blocking Downtown Sidewalks

The piece notes that Young America bikes clog Monroe's sidewalks with Saturday wheel barricades causing pedestrian difficulty. It hints at a city regulation against sidewalk parking and urges Bert Bill and Junior to find alternative parking for bicycles without sensationalism.

Young America Monroe Bert Bill Junior

Soviet Challenge Moscow and Korea Tactics

The piece argues Moscow uses a withdrawal ploy to test American reactions and pave a path for Korean Communist victory. It warns that a Russian prompt troop pullback could enable terrorism and destabilize the region, while condemning the tactic as a sly trap against U.S. influence.

Hit em Again Frank Tripp warns on radio give away programs

The Times columnist Frank Tripp argues radio give away programs promote a false value system among youth. He cites a father’s complaint about his son chasing easy money and lacking respect for hard work, urging parents to emphasize the dignity of labor to prevent a broader societal drift.

Frank Tripp Times Tripp Gannett Green County

Plans for first air mail pickup in Monroe completed

Monroe readers learn plans for the first air mail pickup in the city during Air Mail week with a plane to land at the east edge of town. Nearby notes report Reginald Saunders home quarantined for scarlet fever and the death of Green County sheriff Peter T. Moore in the 1890s era.

Monroe City Reginald Saunders Peter T. Moore Green County Brodhead Post Bert Jordi New Glarus California

Single Persons May Owe Federal Tax in 1949

Washington briefs explain new withholding under the 1949 law. Single earners over $2,000 after exemptions may owe taxes. those from $2,860 to $4,950 may see small end-of-year balances. Married couples gain larger relief with income splitting and broader withholding coverage.

Washington

Trial for Assassin Opens in India for Gandhi Killing

New Delhi reports that N V Godse will be tried before a special court likely on May 20 on charges of the assassination of Mohandas K Gandhi. The note adds that men, not women, were the first to wear rings.

U. S New London New Delhi India N. V. Godse Mohandas K. Gandhi

Pfc Colden Rites Stated Wednesday in Silandardville

The body of Pfc Garness L Colden, 20, who died of battle wounds in Belgium December 1944, will arrive at the Saether funeral home at noon Wednesday in a government hearse due to a railroad strike threat. Last rites set for 1:30 Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church Rev F E Benson officiating military rites by the Seeeetter American Legion. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Garfield Colden route 2 and five sisters Shirley Leah Karen Garnett Joyce.

Silandardville Garness L. Colden Saether Pfc Colden Belgium Trinity Lutheran Church F. E. Benson Graceland Cemetery Seeeetter American Legion Pfe. Colden Garfield Colden Shirley Leah Karen Garnett Joyce Wayne Penniston

Evangelical United Brethren Trustee Re-elected at Meeting

William F. Matzke was re elected trustee of the Evangelical United Brethren church at the annual church business meeting. Other officers chosen include A B Hartwick building fund director Mrs Esther Larson organist Miss Dorothy Keen assistant organist Robert head usher and Wesley Jordan assistant usher. Bible school will open May 30.

Wave James Special William F. Matzke Evangelical United Brethren Church A. B. Hartwick Esther Larson Dorothy Keen Robert Wesley Jordan Bible School

Democrats and Republicans Quarrel Over Foreign Trade

James Marlow outlines the long running debate over foreign trade policy. He traces tariff history from protective measures to Smoot Hawley, then reciprocal trade agreements, noting how Democratic and Republican shifts shaped tariffs and renewal deadlines as March approaches.

James Marlow Washington France Republican Party Republica Congress Tru

Browntown by Mrs Crago Sunday guests at Keller home

Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Keller Sr included Mr and Mrs Willis Michaels and family Jen Ronnie Ellen and Mrs Roy Ogden Mr and Mrs Bob Ogden and son Rickey Beloit Mr and Mrs Archie Small and son Mike Mrs Frank Stine and children Tom and JoAnn Monroe Mr and Mrs William Keller Mrs Hattie Mau and others were listed in the Browntown social note.

Janesville Patricia DeVoe Farmer East Joseph Metcalf Winslow Fred Beach Clarence’ Rhinehardt LeRoy Crago Lee Whitehead George Keller Sr Willis Michaels Jen Ronnie Ellen Roy Ogden Bob Ogden Rickey Beloit Archie Small Mike Frank Stine Tom JoAnn Monroe William Keller Hattie Mau

Congress Faces Vote on Three Year Renewal of Tariff Act

A lawmaker urged renewal of the tariff act for three years while Republicans balk over tariff cuts hurting U S businessmen. Renewal seems likely but may be for one year. A full investigation of the act since 1934 could be proposed before its June 12 expiry.

Congress

Albany Church Elects Officers in Annual Meeting

First Baptist church of Albany elected officers for the new year at a 7:30 p m potluck meeting attended by 59 members. N Roy Bowman was named vice chairman. H C Atherton and Roy Blumer were elected deacons, with Frank Steindorf and Albert Loeffel as trustees for three years. Various one year posts were filled including church clerk Mrs Robert Atkinson treasurer Frank Steindorf missionary treasurer Mrs Albert Zimmerli pianist Mrs Albert Loeffel and several others across Sunday school committees and standing groups.

Albany N. Roy Bowman First Baptist Church H. C. Atherton Roy Blumer Frank Steindorf Albert Loeffel Robert Atkinson Albert Zimmerli Marlene Reinitz Harland Gillette Fred Schultz Carlyle Porterfield Rolland Steindorf Arden Patchen Ralph Sellow Jr Kenneth’ Klossner Jr Assant William Patchen Newton Davissistant Archie Francis Addie Ayres Robert Douglas Fred Loeffel Vern Jones Mmes Rank Steindorf Mme A. C. Oliver Ben Cleveland Kenneth Klossner Ralph Selinow Paul Striker H.C. Atherton

Church meeting reviews year of activity reports

Reports were read from different departments of the church showing a year of activity. Rev. Richard C. Werner, pastor of the church, presided at the meeting.

Loeffel Rolland Steindorf Richard C. Werner

Auto Supply Store Fire at La Crosse

The La Crosse Auto Supply Co. building, a one story brick structure, burned out in a fire yesterday. Most city fire units fought the blaze while burning paint sent smoke high into the air. A responding fire truck crashed into a billboard but no injuries occurred and damage estimates were not yet available. The Azores lie about 2,400 miles from New York and 1,200 miles from Gibraltar.

la Crosse la Crosse Auto Supply Co

Vigoro Plant Food Promises Best Growth and Beauty

A promotional line urging gardeners to feed all crops with Vigoro complete plant food to ensure nourishment from the soil for maximum growth and beauty. The message presents Vigoro as the solution to healthy, thriving plants.

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