Fragmentary Monroe Notice From Scrambled OCR
Partial text from Monroe Evening Times shows garbled data. The readable bits mention a county in Louisiana and a time around 2 a m. with references to a phone line and a possible public notice or alert.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1949
Page
2
Partial text from Monroe Evening Times shows garbled data. The readable bits mention a county in Louisiana and a time around 2 a m. with references to a phone line and a possible public notice or alert.
A fragmented editorial laments China’s crisis and the Nanking chaos. It argues American public opinion is clouded by confusion and cannot claim clear responsibility while linking the turmoil to broader oriental tensions.
The Wisconsin motor vehicle department notes twelve bicycle crash incidents last year and urges basic safety measures. The message stresses attention to simple precautions for all cyclists and drivers to reduce accidents.
Washington lawmakers consider a bill to award a special medal to a military personnel member who distinguished themselves, as debate centers on eligibility and recognition standards.
A retrospective notes Ralph Jenny and Rudolph Krebs injured in a May 14 1939 Freeport motorcycle crash. W. O. Grinell formerly of Monroe dies in Harlingen Texas. The Dionne quintuplets rehearse for royalty as the king and queen visit Canada. Also marks 25 years since WCTU opened its 1924 convention and the organization of Green County Humane Society with officers listed.
A nostalgic reflection on a cherished family crib passed through generations. The narrator recalls husky children using the crib at Summer on Seneca and contrasts past innocence with a troubled modern world, ending with a prayer for the child Harriet.
Evangelical Lutheran pastors in Whitehall Strum and Mondovi districts adopt a resolution condemning school proms as sinful and not conducive to Christian growth. Rev Arthur M Olson notes students raised conscience and religious conviction concerns prompting the action.
New York City voters in Manhattan’s west side gear up for a high profile special election on May 17 to fill Sol Bloom’s 20th district seat. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr faces Dr Annette Rubinstein Benjamin Shalleck and William H McIntyre. He backs United Nations housing civil rights law while targeting Tammany Hall.
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder praised Washington newspaper carrier boys at a rally near the Washington Monument. He said such youths are good citizens and often perform important public services. The event supported the May 16 June 30 savings bonds opportunity drive for 250 000 carriers delivering literature to 13 000 000 families nationwide.
Mrs. Juda F N Miller notes attendance at a funeral for her aunt Mrs Nancy Stewart in Richland Center. Several readers from nearby towns visited, dined, or spent weekends with family, including guests from Monroe, Beloit, Chicago and Los Angeles.
A rich vein of uranium bearing pitchblende has been reported on the eastern slope of the Rockies in Colorado. The find highlights potential ore deposits and may influence future mining exploration in the region.
A child named Sandy and his dog Sniffenpup flee from an adult pursuit after claiming to see an elf. The elf Fairy Britches whisks them to Elfinlandia where the boy gains a taller elf size and vows to bring back proof of elves to convince his mother and Mrs. Martin. The scene blends magical adventure with a suburban neighborhood tableau and a list of local names and addresses.
Mother's day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crago included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nybroten and children Doro thea and Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and sons Jasper and James. Afternoon callers were Mrs. N. B. Chapin and Mrs. Edwin Dallman and daughter Carla Monroe.
Ripon College will hold its 83rd annual commencement with Pierre Bedard director of the French institute in the United States as speaker on June 11. Dr Howard Roelofs of the University of Cincinnati will give the baccalaureate address on June 10. About 120 seniors are to graduate.
A local notice lists new members Cathy and Lynn Broge of 2504 10th street joining the group. It also records Stephen Frederic Maske from route 2 with dates May 13 1948 and August 22 1948 in Point.
A sequence of Sunday and weekday visits links residents from Footville Beloit Freeport Monroe Janesville and Rockford. Families including the Beightol Emrick Gilmore Walters Chambers Reed Camron and others are listed hosting visiting relatives and friends throughout the region with multiple trips to Monroe Gays Mills and Riott Spangler.
Governor Rennebohm designates Saturday May 28 as American Legion Poppy Day urging statewide observance. The proclamation calls on citizens to support veterans by distributing poppies and assisting the American Legion.
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Include name street or R F D postoffice and date of birth age at last birthday.
Blanchardville residents share weekend visits with relatives across Wisconsin and beyond. Guests include Rose Staley and Francis Muehlstedt party from Mason City Iowa, plus several Monroe Platteville and Madison families. Distinct gatherings feature Alpha Zeta ladies hosting mothers and a Sunday dinner at the Disrud home.
The report notes that Wales accounts for about twenty percent of coal production in the British Isles, highlighting its significance in the region's mining industry and energy supply.
New York reports moderate weekly gains in retail activity though still below last year. Dun and Bradstreet notes nationwide volume 1 to 3 percent under year ago with regional variations and stronger demand for summer apparel refrigerators garden hardware and home decor as well as Mother's Day gifts.
The La Crosse city council, after a health department request, discussed fluorination of the water supply in committee. The proposal will be voted on at the next regular council meeting.
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