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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1950

Page

7

North Korea War Front Seen From Below the Line

Hal Boyle describes life above and below the 38th parallel through weary South Korean soldiers civilians and workers. A crossing sign marks the divide while distant bunkers and trenches echo the ongoing intrusion into the North. The piece conveys fatigue danger and blurred borders as troops press north.

Hal Boyle North Korea 38Th Parallel Rok Republic of Korea Korea

Milwaukee Considers Private Weather Forecast Firm

Milwaukee may hire Murray and Trettel of Chicago under a five month contract starting November 1 for daily storm warnings at 1300 dollars. The firm advertises 97 to 100 percent accuracy aided by 300 teletype stations, promising detailed local analysis and forecasts of snow, freezing, and slush. the finance committee says the service could cut costs during emergencies.

Milwaukee Common Council Finance Committee Murray and Trettel Chicago Federal Weather Bureau

Marian Martin Pattern T9115 Teen Outfit Ad

Teamed to score teener this pattern offers a weskit skirt and blouse in teen sizes 10 through 16. Includes yards needed for size 12 and a complete illustrated sew chart for perfect fit sent to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Times New York NY.

Marian Martin Care of the Times Pattern Dept West 18Th Street New York 11 N. Y

Juda High Class Officers Elected

Keith Wunschel was elected president of the senior class. Anita Figi became junior class president with Ronald Wunschel as sophomore and Jerry Jordan as freshman. The Juda Jour nal first issue launched under Delores Roth as editor. Gordon West is business manager. The homecoming band plans new uniforms with Anita Figi as drum majorette. cheer leaders include Anita Figi Donna Rosheisen Delores Roth and Margery Dittmar. FFA officers named Don Pinnow president Edwin Chambers vice president Gary Malkow secretary Harvey Bauman treasurer Don Torkelson sentinel Arthur Carter reporter.

Juda Keith Wunschel Anita Figi Ronald Wunschel Jerry Jordan Juda Journal Delores Roth Gordon West Donna Rosheisen Margery Dittmar FFA Don Pinnow Edwin Chambers Gary Malkow Harvey Bauman Don Torkelson Sentinel Arthur Carter

South Wayne Social Notes Track Marquette Wisconsin Visit

Attendees at the Marquette Wisconsin football game in Madison included Charles and Robert Chapman and Charles Collicut t and the Chapman family. South Wayne women at a Brown Town Methodist silver tea listed many names and a duet by Melvin Olson and O B Peterson. Eunice Moe, daughter of James Moe, started work at St Clare hospital Monroe. Earl Hager and Jane visited Hager relatives in Oshkosh and attended the Wisconsin Marquette game before returning home.

Madison Messrs Mmes Charles Chapman Paul Lawrence Robert Chapman Charles Collicutt South Wayne Browntown Methodist Church A. H. Mahlbuch B. E. Weckerley Earl Hasley Wesley Chapman A. H. Kading John Hartsough C. L. Simmons Walter McConnell Melvin Olson Harold Chapman O. B. Peterson Charles J. Swanson Frank Jones Melvin J. Olson Eunice Moe James Moes St. Agnes School of Nursing Fond du Lac St. Clare Hospital Monroe Earl Hager Jane Oshkosh Harry Hanson Hagers

Florida Southern College Lab Studies Cancer with Electrical Shock

Researchers at Florida Southern College bio research lab in Lakeland conduct cancer studies using electrical shock in rats to explore treatment implications.

Bio Florida Southern College Lakeland

Meat price drops begin as pork leads declines nationwide

The Associated Press reports pork cuts fell two to twelve cents per pound in many stores signaling the start of a seasonal price downturn. Farm meat sales are expected to rise through fall and winter while pork and beef prices may ease as supplies increase. Wholesale indexes also slid with eggs and produce showing mixed changes across markets.

Associated Press Agriculture Department Dun and Bradstreet

Resurfacing Planned for Road 69 in 1951

State Highway Engineer E. L. Roettiger told Assemblyman Harry A. Keegan that resurfacing of the old concrete pavement on highway 69 between Monroe and Monticello is set for 1951. The plan includes straightening curves around the rock bank north of the J. B. Scherer farm and relocating the highway in three places, though no contract has yet been let for surfacing, grading, or blasting.

E. L. Roettiger Harry A. Keegan Roettiger The Highway Commission Rock Bank J. B. Scherer Commission Keegan Monroe Monticello Fred Brunkow Henry Elmer

Commission Named to Study Draft of Physicians and Dentists

President Truman appoints a seven member commission led by Dr Howard Rusk to advise on drafting physicians and dentists for the armed services. The panel includes Dr William Shepard Dr James Sargent Dr Leo Shoeny Dr John Pastore Dr Harold Diehl and Mrs Ruth Kuehn. Registration date tentatively set for Oct 16. The law covers doctors trained at government expense and others through age 50 not in reserves. veterinarians optometrists pharmacists and osteopaths are also included.

Chesapeake Bay Truman Armed Services Howard Rusk New York Times Chrles Ross William P. Shepard San Francisco James C. Sargent Milwaukee Leo Shoeny New Orleans Ruth Kuehn Pittsburgh John B. Pastore New York City Harold Diehl Minneapolis Congress

How to Store Eggs in the Case

In Moscow Idaho the college of agriculture explains eggs should be stored with the little end down to protect the air sac at the big end. Keeping the large end up risks damaging the air pocket and freshness.

Moscow Idaho College of Agriculture

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Taejon Pusan Juda High Class Mrs Harry T. Maddrell Kellogg’s Fur Coat Sale Ed. Somerville Air Force Richard V. Wheeler Holloman Air Base Alamogordo N.M Wheeler Prestone Western Auto Associates Chas. H. Boden Prop Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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