Fruntianed Daly Except Sunday Monroe Evening Times
Fragments show an item from Monroe paper with references to Emery A Odell as president and a notice about management absorption by an association. Subscription rates are listed as 84.30 by carrier in Monroe and Wisconsin areas.
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Fruntianed
Daly
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Sinndaig Nest Eg Management Saar Seurkal
SSE
Aoc
Pees Sais Reas “Association
Auait Bareet Ot Garealttton
Nation wide primaries debated as reform option
A 1950s discussion questions the Douglas proposal for nationwide presidential primaries. Critics fear end of the two party system, while supporters seek a coordinated method across states. The piece notes practical hurdles and emphasizes a gradual start toward reform.
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Douglas
Illinois
France
Rescue of General Dodd at Kose Camp Reveals Red Trap
Analyzes the seizure of Brig. Gen. Dodd by Communist prisoners at Kose camp during Korean armistice talks. The organized capture was a staged protest aimed at pressuring negotiations. Delays by Gen. Van Fleet and within-camp pleas averted a mass attack, preventing Communist propaganda and wider danger.
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Kose
Dodd
Red
U. N
Ridgway
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Gen. Dodd
Blonde desertion riles Toledo police in Marine quit tale
Toledo police arrest Pvt. Doris Reffitt, 23, described as blonde, for deserting the Marine Corps. She tells officers she had no trouble quitting her job to join the Marines and questions the fuss over her discharge.
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Yuledo
Toledo
Pvt
Doris Reffitt
Marine Corps
Marines
Five Monroe residents in Madison concert in 1942 report
Glimpse of May 12 1942 items notes five Monroe natives Alfred Leiser Raphael Flanagan Mary Chlorstad Hubert Schneider and Herman Wittner performing with the Madison Civic Symphony. Also mentions war work questionnaire help at Monroe city hall and casualties feared in Canada inland waterways amid fishing hamlets.
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Monroe
Madison
Alfred Leiser
Raphael Flanagan
Mary Chlorstad
Hubert Schneider
Herman Wittner
Monroe City Hall
Canada
Bulgaria’s Communist Struggle Mirrors Moscow Control
Bulgaria’s top leaders face a power struggle with Premier Chervenkov possibly a figurehead while Georgi Chankov and Moscow-backed figures pull strings. The regime tightens Soviet dictates on agriculture and industry as Bulgarians resist Russification and fear tomorrow’s consequences for peasants and party veterans alike.
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Garian Premier
Chervenkov
Premier
Moscow
Villa
Balbanov
Rusko
Stalin
Kremlin
Bulgaria
Georgi Chankov
Georgi Dimitrov
Dimitrov
Chankov
Peter Panchevsky
Roy
Soviet Union
Communist Central Committee
Russia
Georgi M. Dimitrov
Lutheran Circuit Planning Sessions in Apple Grove
The Mt 4ored Lutheran church circuit holds all day and evening sessions at Apple Grove Lutheran Church on Thursday. Holy Communion begins at 10 a m with a sermon by Rev S C Benson. Topic is How To Awaken and Maintain Greater Spiritual Life in Our Congregations. Revs J A Nestingen Hector Gunderson E R Anderson J C Jorg e n O J Engh and L M Real attend. The Circuit men’s Brotherhood leads the evening session with Judge Chester H Christenson of Janesville as guest speaker. Officers present include Rev M A Sorenson president Rev J Jorgenson secretary and Henry J Erickson treasurer.
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Argy Wc
Ropeusal
Apple Grove Lutheran Church
S. C. Benson
J. A. Nestingen
Hector Gunderson
E. R. Anderson
J. C. Jorge O. J. Engh
L. M. Real
Circuit Men's Brotherhood
Chester H. Christenson
Janesville
Circuit
M. A. Sorenson
Henry J. Erickson
Borden Milk Purchases Rise at Wisconsin Plants
Borden reports that Wisconsin milk purchases for the three months ending March 31, 1952 totaled 2,058,000 pounds at 3,213,274 dollars. The average 3,254 producers supplied Browntown and Orfordville. Purchases and payments exceeded 1951 by about 11 million pounds and 500,000 dollars. Plants listed include New London Clintonville Columbus and Browntown with receiving stations at Fort Atkinson Junction City Oxford Orfordville Black Creek and Cambria.
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Surve
Wisconsin
Browntown
Orfordville
New London
Clintonville
Columbus
Fort Atkinson
Junction City
Oxford
Black Creek
Cambria
Area Democrats Return From Milwaukee Jefferson Jackson Dinner
Area Democrats attended sessions in Milwaukee for the Jefferson Jackson Dinner and Democratic Organizing Committee meetings. Milwaukee speakers included Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Local attendees from Green and Lafayette counties included Patsy Flannery, George W. Norton, and Richard McKnight, among others.
Orangeville Seniors Name Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Miss Caryl Jean Frautschy of Orangeville is valedictorian of the 1942 senior class, and Miss Marlene Scheider of Red Oak is salutatorian. Frautschy, yearbook editor, DAR award recipient, and Farm Bureau secretary, will graduate May 23 and has a secretarial position in Freeport. Scheider led FHA and senior class, was carnival queen, and acted in school plays.
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Mangeville
Caryl Jean Frautschy
Ralph Frautschy
Orangeville
Marlene Scheider
Clarence Scheidjer
Red Oak
Frautschy
DAR
Farm Bureau
Freeport
Milwaukee Firm Named in FTC Price Fixing Case
Inland Steel Products Co formerly Milcor Steel Co is listed by the FTC among ten firms accused of illegal price fixing. The group produces most of the metal lath in the United States and an FTC order could become official in 30 days unless appealed or docketed for review by the commission.
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atuwaunee u—a_milwaukee
Federal Trade Commission
Inland Steel Products’ Co
Milcor Steel Co
FTC
Commission
Austrian Chancellor Figl Arrives for 16 Day U S Visit
Dr Leopold Figl, Austrian chancellor, arrived in New York for a sixteen day state visit. He will meet President Truman in Washington to discuss a peace treaty and will also visit Madison. Figl said Austria will not sign a separate peace with the Western powers under any circumstances.
Peary Cache Found Near Pole by Air Force Crew
An Air Force party during a May 4 Arctic flight over Cape Columbia Ellesmere Island uncovered a cache from the Peary expeditions. The four metal and wooden boxes held names and dates from 1900 to 1909, marking a hidden link to early arctic exploration.
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Anonmaus
Alaska
North Pole Air Force
Arctic
Robert E. Peary
Air Force
William P. Benedict
Paradise
Calif
Geographic
North Pole
Peary
Cape Columbia
Ellesmere Island
Sawyer to Fight Bribery Conviction
Walter J. Sawyer, Milwaukee car dealer, will appeal his two bribery convictions to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. He was sentenced Saturday to two concurrent terms of one to two years by Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau in Wausau. A Municipal Court jury found him guilty of bribing former Milwaukee alderman Albert J. Krause, who is now imprisoned for bribery.
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Waukee
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Walter J. Sawyer
Gerald Boileau
Wausau
Sawyer
Albert J. Krause
Monticello Students In State Competition
Monticello high school students who earned starred A s at the Evansville music tournament joined the state competition Saturday at Madison. Participants include Shirley Root Beverly Pat Gempeler Dawn Elmer Jenny Elmer Nancy Kubly as a vocal trio and Dawn and Jenny Elmer as a vocal duet. Attending were Mrs Harvey Elmer Mr and Mrs Herm Babler Mrs J M Harden Wanda Kay and John Richards.
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Monticello
Evansville
Madison
Shirley Root
Beverly
Pat Gempeler
Dawn Elmer
Jenny
Nancy Kubly
Dawn
Jenny Elmer
Harvey Elmer
Herm: Babler
J. M. Harden
Wanda Kay
John Richards
Roosevelt Jr Attacks McCarthy Taft During Israel Speech
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. denounces Senator McCarthy as a disgrace and a threat to justice while praising President Truman for seizing steel mills to keep products flowing to Korea. He also assails Senator Taft, warning that if Taft were president World War Three would have started long ago. Also notes Ravenna and Adria in Italy sit stranded by shifting coastal sands.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
D-I
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Pres. Truman
Israel
United States Senate
Congress
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Truman
Korea
Taft
Ohio
Regents Refuse Public Sessions at Wisconsin University
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents refused to open all meetings to the public after a motion for open sessions failed to gain a second from the nine regents present. Regent Wilbur N. Renk of Sun Prairie led the push, with support from Regent Charles Gelatt of La Crosse. opponents argued against the motion. Renk urged transparency, saying better to err in public than behind closed doors.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Wilbur N. Renk
Sun Prairie
Charles Gelatt
LaCrosse
Leonard Electka
Milwaukee
Renk
Regent
Stephenson Reunion Set in Cedarville August 89
Stephenson County Old Settlers association sets August 89 for annual reunion at Merl Kaiser grove Cedarville. Lawrence Herbig rodeo to entertain on both days.
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Stephenson
Cedarville
Stephenson County
Old Settler's Association
Merl Kaiser
Lawrence Herbig
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Green County
George H. Vickers
Blanchardville
W. A. Voight
B. L. Lyman
University of Wisconsin
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Turner Society
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Marshal Blunt
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William L. Ryan
Europe
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Lutheran Circuit
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Burton E. Bacon
Lloyd Isely
Adolph G. Ambrose
Kaiser-Frazer Sales and Service
General Automobile
18Th Avenue
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Indianapolis
Francis Ryan Dutty
U.S. Court of Appeals
Solomon C. Hollister
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College of Engineering
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