Thanksgiving observances amid church services and closures
Holiday activities center on Thanksgiving with union services at the Methodist church led by Rev. John E. MacMartin and multiple denominations holding services across Monticello and surrounding towns. Public buildings and banks close. post office lobby hours extend for mail handling. Schools and colleges pause for vacation through Monday as hunters return from deer season.
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Methodist Church
Studthe High School
St. Victor's
Green County Normal School
Monroe College
John E. MacMartin
Morrow
Victor's Catholic Church
Christian Science Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal
New Apostolic
Mt Olive Lutheran
Assembly of God Tabernacle
Monicello
Zwingli
New Glarus
Yellowstone Lutheran
Argyle
Albany
Madison Revenue Office Criticized in Court
Federal Judge Patrick Stone criticized the Madison office of internal revenue during proceedings against Theo dore Blase a Johnson Creek farmer and milk hauler. Blase faced a writ of attachment for failing to respond to summons as a transportation tax issue and for not providing business records. The judge questioned why the collector pursues small cases, while Blase had ignored two summons from the tax office.
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Madison
Patrick Stone
Madison Office of Internal Revenue
Theodore Blase
Johnson Creek
Blase
U. S. Atty
Thomas E Fairchild
Marachowsky
Stone
Fairchild
U. S
J. H. Marachowsky
Solomon Marachowsky
Portage
Thanksgiving Day Notice From The Times
The Evening Times will not publish tomorrow for Thanksgiving. Staff may spend the holiday with family. Regular publication resumes with Friday's edition of The Times.
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Times
Evening Times
The
Anastasia scoffs at report of order to leave town
The Daily News quotes Albert Anastasia denying a claim he was ordered to flee the area or face underworld execution. The anti crime committee said waterfront boss was given a reprieve to depart after a alleged double cross with Racketeer Willie Moretti.
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Anastasia
New York
Ury
The
Daily News
Albert Anastasia
Murder, Inc
Brooklyn
New York City
Thirteenth Deer-Hunt Victim Dies in Wisconsin Woods
The 13th hunter fatality in Wisconsin’s deer season occurred in Marinette County from a gunshot wound. Robert Brett of Green Bay, 42, was hit by a bullet that passed through a deer's neck. Earlier deaths include five heart-attacks and one drowning. other victims include Joseph Brown, 61, of Richland Center, and George Ward, 53, of Antigo, with multiple injuries and shootings reported among hunters.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marinette County
Robert Brett
Green Bay
Joseph Brown
Richland Center
Ashland
George E. Ward
Antigo
Elcho
Ryland Stevens Jr
Waukesha
Crivitz
Harold Rasmussen
William Redman
Reedsville Couple Die In Farm Fire
An aged farm couple, Martin O’Neil 75 and Eliza beth O’Neil 73, died when their frame house burned four miles north of Reedsville. Their daughter Mrs Ted Isaacson and her three children escaped with minor burns after a reported 8:30 a.m. explosion.
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Actusvine —Uty
Here
Martin O'Neil
Elizabeth
Ted Isaacson
U S Casualties For Korea Climb To 100 176
Washington reports U S battle casualties in Korea at 100 176, up 950 from last week. Of the new casualties 150 were killed in action 762 wounded and 38 missing.
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U.S
Korea
Washington
U. S
Defense Department
Ridgway
3500 Yule Seal Letters Sent Out by Monroe TB Group
Approximately 3500 envelopes carrying Christmas Seals were mailed this week by the Monroe Anti-Tuberculosis association in its 1951 appeal. Rudolph P. Reger, president, reported last year’s drive raised 2106.10 dollars for Monroe’s per capita response, funding local mobile ray detection programs and early TB case treatment.
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Moroe Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Rudolph P. Reger
Monroe
Truck Driver Killed in Route 42A Crash Near Lake Forest
Ottosen race 30, Racine, was killed when his trailer truck left Route 42A near Lake Forest and struck a public utility pole. Emergency crews responded to the scene after the wreck.
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Ert Co
Ottosen
Racine
Lake Forest
Madison Circuit Judge Reis enters race for Wisconsin supreme court
Madison Circuit Judge Alvin C Reis announced his candidacy for the Wisconsin supreme court in the April 1 election. He aims for Justice Grover Broadfoot's seat. Broadfoot is expected to run again. Reis has a long record from assistant attorney general to Madison circuit judge, with prior service in the assembly and state senate.
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Madison
Alvin C. Reis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Grover L. Broadfoot
Broadfoot
Rennebohm
Elmer E. Barlow
Barlow
Reis
Torney General
Assembly
State Senate
Public Service Commission
LaFollette
Truman Rallies Democrats Against Lies and Smears
President Truman urged party members to resist Republican attacks and special interests in the 1952 campaign. He warned of heavy spending to defeat Democrats and contrasted his stance with Taft’s critique, while signaling he may influence the Democratic nomination if he does not run.
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Truman
Washington
Taft
Su5
Ohio
Cincinnati
Truman Party
Congress
CIO
AFL
Key West
National Women’s Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Reds Say Plane Violated Borders In Balkans
Belgrade Budapest and Bucharest protested an American cargo plane that crossed borders into Yugoslavia Hungary and Romania. The missing C 47 with four crew members and diplomatic cargo was fired upon by border patrols as it headed west toward Munich. Weather hampered searches with 15 USAF planes ready near Treviso to cover 7000 square miles of rugged terrain.
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Belgrade
Hungary
Romania
United States Army
Budapest
Bucharest
U.S
Yugoslavia
Munich
U. S
U. S. Air Force
Treviso
Italy
Ital
Air Force Chief Warns MIG Threat to Korea and China
Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg said MIGs threaten Allied air superiority over Korea and China has become a major air power as a result. He stressed ground rules limit bombing across the Yalu and noted the UN must decide on any Manchurian targets.
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Washington
Hoyt Vandenberg
Korea
Air Force
China
Russia
Vandenberg
Beause
Yalu” River
Manchuria
Yalu River
United States
United Nations
City Council Grants Inside Meters Despite Objections
The council approves installing parking meters in the inside curb around the courthouse despite Alderman Elmer opposing. Action follows earlier approval. posts for meters to be placed promptly. Also first Class A liquor license granted to Harold A. Blumer with clarification on Class A versus Class B. Christmas decorations labor hired by chamber with city covering costs, and special sewer assessments approved for several streets.
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Court House
Roger L. Elmer
Elmer
E. J. Norton
Floyd W. Matzke
Herman L.schindtler
William F. Beckman
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Laeser
Chamber of Commerce
12Th Street
9Th Avenue
24Th Street
28Th Street
Llth Avenue
Shirley Kummer Dies After Accidental Gunshot Wound
Shirley Kummer 13 died at St. Clare hospital from a neck wound caused by a 22 caliber rifle accidental shooting at the farm home near Monroe. The Monticello and Round Grove area families mourn with her parents Jacob and Martha Kummer and siblings. Burial is planned at Highland cemetery, Monticello, with funeral services Friday at 2 p.m. in Stuessy funeral home officiated by Rev. Paul C. Kehle.
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Shirley Sylvia Kummer
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 59
Monroe
Stuessy
Paul C. Kehle
Highland Cemetery
Monticello
Shirley
Jacob and
Martha Hess Kummer
Round Grove School
Zwing‘li
St. John’s Church
Jacob R. Kummel
Camp Carson
Colo
William
James
Harvey Jenkins
Racine
Ruth
the Times
Jeanne
Thomas
Pact Ends Impending Plasma Supply Strike
Union chemical workers led by Herbert Heath of Local 86 CIO halted a strike that would have shut down plasma processing at Sharp and Dohme in West Point Pennsylvania. An earlier 16 hour Washington meeting with arbitrators produced the agreement. The plant provides about a quarter of the plasma used by troops in Korea.
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Philadespasa
Vey
Chemical
Korea
Herbert Heath
United Chemical Workers (Cio
Sharp and Dohme
Philadelphia
Washington
West Point, Pa
County Board Sidelights on Welfare and Salary Increases
The county welfare department seeks more pay for four staffers, including director Effie Wenger, with additional $10 monthly raises for two caseworkers and $200–$300 monthly adjustments for staff. Juvenile and circuit court judges’ salaries set and school superintendent Quinn's pay fixed at 4000 yearly. Highway and township road concerns spur talks on county aid and hiring a bookkeeper as a resignation opens a vacancy.
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Welfare Committee
Leo Tiesl
Welfare Group
Effie Wenger
Otilla Grueb
John Ball
Lucille Ames
Wenger
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
Harry Fox
Circuit Court
Lamboley
Small Claims Court
Green county adopts 1952 budget with $802403.83 levy
The Green county board adopted a 1952 budget with a levy of 802 403 83, down from 804 907 14 in the proposed budget. Reductions totaling 2 503 were spread through budget items, with county apportionment totaling 831 929 69 including charge backs to bus precincts. Monroe’s levy is 22 per thousand, city taxes approx 553 888 51, city share of county budget 195 424 49, municipal budget 336 772 50, school district 243 000, vocation school 1 000, state about 4 500. Total 780 696 99 reduced by 226 808 48 from other income. Ready by next week apportionment by Fi new guener. adjourned after four days. County tax history noted.
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Green County
Wilma I. Lengacher
Monroe
Fi.newguener
Brodhead
county_normal school
Browntown
New Glarus
Secretary of State
Decatur
Summary Judgment Denies City in Injury Suit
The city of Beloit and Thomas Kvitko faced a fall near the Ruf building on January 10, 1950. Circuit Judge Harry S. Fox in Janesville rejected the suit, holding the 30 day notice filing requirement with the clerk was not met. Fox ruled that labeling a street defect a nuisance does not circumvent notice deadlines.
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Tne
Thomas Kvitko
Beloit
Ruf
Harry S. Fox
Janesville
Kvitko
Fox
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Pusan
U.S. Army
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Madison Revenue Office
North Woods
Reedsville
McCoy
Paris
W. Lewis
N. Y
Camp McCoy
Americas
William P. Nuckols
U. N
Lee Song Cho
U.N
Republic of Korea
Pukhan River
Kumsong
Alvin Reis
Council
Shirley Kummer
County Board
Maurice Quinn
Brod_ head
Highway Committee
Celia Norder
Evert Green
Spring Grove
Vu. L. Hare
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