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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1952

Page

2

Davis and Truman clash over steel mill seizure in Supreme Court

John W. Davis, famed New York attorney and former Democratic presidential nominee, argues against President Truman’s steel seizure as an overreach of executive power. He contends the action bypassed the Taft Hartley Act and constitutional limits, signaling a shift toward stronger federal authority and erosion of legislative balance.

John W. Davis New York Democrats Davis Elient United States Supreme Court Truman Mr. Truman Mr. Davis C. P White House High Court

McCarthy Under Fire in Senate Hearings Battling For Votes

The hearings on Senator Benton’s resolution to oust Joseph McCarthy put the embattled senator in the hot seat as high officials debate his methods and alleged Communist influences. The author notes McCarthy’s fighting style keeps the issue alive, with Wisconsin voters backing him and calling for honest explanations and solid proof of any revelations.

U. S. Senate Joseph McCarthy Benton D-Conn McCarthy Senate Senator Benton Senator McCarthy White House Wisconsin

New Road Contracts Include Gratiot Job

Gov. Kohler signed a 736356 dollar contract for concrete pavement on 12.16 miles of State Highway 16 between Boscobel and Fennimore. Additional awards cover blacktop surfacing on 3.8 miles of Portage County Trunk D at Blaine, base courses on 327 miles of State 96 at Greenleaf, and 132 miles of State 78 in Gratiot. Dr Alvin Langehaug of Minneapolis became administrator of Milwaukee Hospital yesterday, former Fairview Hospital chief.

Madison Boscobel Fennimore Kohler Portage County Blaine Greenleaf State Gratiot

Wartime Scams and Heroic Feats Across Decades

Ten years ago a New York underworld plot exposed six men involved with counterfeit War Savings Stamps. Mrs Granville Lewis, 88, died. A U boat scene reported a third sinking on the St Lawrence river. Captain Eugene S. Shank was hailed a hero after saving ten lives in a Northwest Airlines crash near Miles City Montana. Green County homemakers plan to align activities with wartime needs including victory gardens and Red Cross sewing.

New York Granville Lewis St. Lawrence River Monroe Eugene S. Shank Northwest Air Lines Miles City Mont Green County Victory Gardens Red Cross

Parents Can Aid Obscenity Battle

Congress acts to curb obscene content on radio television books magazines and comics via two House investigations. A commerce subcommittee will judge current air material while a nine member panel to be named by Speaker Rayburn will review books magazines and comics. Rep Gathings aims to lead the latter and report this session with power to push new legislation. Broadcasters defend high standards and voluntary codes.

Congress House Commerce United States Rayburn Gathings D-Ark National Broadcasting County New York Mutual Broadcasting System National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters

Welfare council meeting draws Green County officials

Green County public welfare department members attended a Janesville district Wisconsin Welfare Council meeting. Eight counties are in the district. In attendance from Green County were Effie Wenger director John Ball and William Greuch case workers and Charles Marvin clerk-typist.

Green County Public Welfare Department Janesville Wisconsin Welfare Council Effie Wenger John Ball William Greuch Charles Marvin

Son of 1952 Mother Of America Attending Sfc Duerst in Hospital

The son of Mrs. Kenneth Ginner, an accident patient in Salt Lake City, lies unconscious after a traffic crash on April 26. Sfc Milbourne Duerst, hospitalized since the accident, suffered brain concussion, multiple fractures, and requires oxygen and possible blood transfusions. His Chinese mother was named American Mother for 1952.

Vr. Carroll Goon Sfc Milbourne Duerst Kenneth Ginner Salt Lake General Hospital Salt Lake City Utah Goon Sgt Duerst Ginner Monroe Ste. Duerst Evadne Eley Janesville

Veteran teachers must provide school statement for GI Bill

World War II veteran teachers planning summer study under the GI Bill must obtain a school official’s statement confirming regular employment as teachers during the 1951 52 school year. The statement must show start and end dates and be presented when entering the course. French scientists maintain a year round weather station on the Greenland ice cap.

Eenland

Poppy Day Rides Named for May 24

The American Legion Auxiliary orders 9 000 poppies for Poppy Day distribution on Saturday May 4. Mrs Mark Grinnell chairs the project and lists division chiefs for north side square east side west side south side and business areas. Girl Scout Troop 3 will assist under Mrs John Bruni. Proceeds fund child welfare gifts and rehabilitation projects for veterans. none kept for unauthorized use.

American Legion 1 Auxiliary Mark Grinnell Glenn Swiggum Square Sherman H. Dearth East Side Robert G. Buehler West Side Jee Kuban South Side T. W. Reilly Joseph C. Dearth Girl Scouts Auxiliary John H. Bruni American Legion Auxiliary Legion

Amherst Man Prefers Prison to Army Duty

Vernon Peterson, 22, of Amherst Junction, was sentenced to three years for failing to report for induction into the armed forces. Before Federal Judge Pat Peterson, he chose prison over enlistment after being given a week to decide.

Siadison Amherst Junction Vernon Peterson Patl Peterson Jehovah's Witnesses

Air Division to Move to Europe for Duty Assignment

The Air Force said the 49th Air Division will depart Washington soon to join U S Forces in Europe. Pay will be issued from England, with quarters arranged there for personnel and staff.

Washington Air Force 49Th Air Division U. S Europe England

Portage Man Dies After Highway 22 Crash

Henry Volkmann 75 of Pardeeville died from injuries sustained Thursday in a collision on Highway 22, 15 miles south of Portage Wisconsin. The accident occurred near the highway south of the city with Volkmann succumbing yesterday.

Portage Wis Henry Volkmann Pardeeville Highway 22 Here

Jonah and Whale Mechanical Banker Owned by Wes Eagles

A rare toy mechanical bank named Jonah and the Whale, created by Peter F. Engles about 60 years ago, transfers coins from Jonah’s back into the whale’s mouth via a lever. Engles estimates the bank’s value around $50, with Chrysler Corp. owning another example and a mule-kicking bank considered more valuable.

Jonah and Whale Mechanical Wes Eagles Vessey Sath Street Jonah Oliv Charles Beulah Chrysler Corp Mr. Engles

Legion's State Toy Drive Ready for Wisconsin

Franz W. Brand announced a Tide of Toys campaign in southwestern Wisconsin urging locals to donate usable toys at Snively Furniture Store from May 15 to 24. A Legion truck will collect toys on May 24 for reconditioning in state orthopedic workshops, aiding institutionalized children and adults. donations fund larger items like playground equipment.

Wisconsin Franz W. Brand Brand Snively Furniture Store Legion

Brodhead Family Hurt in Accident

A two car crash near Brodhead injured Ralph Mau and several family members, including Chicago visitors. Mau escaped by climbing from a window as the car sustained heavy damage. Jones and Edwards Jr. suffered leg injuries while Pope and Spurloch had leg and arm injuries. They were treated by local physicians.

Brodhead Ralph Mau Chicago Mr. Mau May Tiones William Maxwell Ines Cage le Gite Jones James ‘Edwards Jr Wiliam Pope Patricia Spurloch Brodhead and Evansville Physic Cians

County 4 H Leaders Meet at Court House

Forty county 4 H club leaders gathered at the court house with Mrs. Ben Zimmerli presiding. Committee reports were presented and record books discussed as eight county clubs were represented.

Court House Ben Zimmerli

Jenson Named Son Born at Clare Hospital

James Harold is the name chosen by Mr and Mrs Harold Jenson for their first child a son born Saturday at 8 in Clare hospital He was the third of three babies born within 18 minutes at the hospital Mr Jenson is the former Doris Hoesly

Jenson James Harold Harold Jenson Toute 3 Horeb Clare Hospital James Doris Hoesly

Mrs Bloom III Birth Announced After Weekend Visit

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoesly of New Glarus and granddaughter of T. A. Hoesly of Monroe is born. Paternal grandmother is Mrs Marie Jenson of Horeb. Mrs Donald C Bloom is a medic. The newborn was taken to Madison Mary's Hospital by ambulance after a weekend birth visit at her parents' home with Dr. and Mrs Elmer Johnson.

L. R. Creutz P. J. Weirich W.turner F. J. Bolender Daisy Grenzow Bertha Schmid William Churchill Monroe Glenn Frank Trickel Drug Co M. E. Trickel Harold A. Blumer Clarence F.kempfert Clarence Hoesly New Glarus T. A. Hoesly Marie Jenson Horeb Bloom III Donald C. Bloom Medi. E . Mary's Hospital Madison Elmer Johnson

Jakob Kummer Hurt At Farm Fall

Jakob Kummer of route 2 Monroe fractured his left leg below the knee in a fall at his farm home. He was treated yesterday after not realizing the bone was broken at the time. The article also notes a belief about gunpowder origins attributed to ancient Chinese makers and Roger Bacon around 1248 A D.

Jakob Kummer Route 2 Monroe Monroe Kian Roger Bacon

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