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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1950
Page
2
Gov. Stevenson argues federal action on slot machines and bookies skirts state rights. He cites Illinois as a gambler’s haven and Wisconsin’s strict anti gambling law as proof enforcement can curb crime with proper laws. The piece doubts a federal gambling statute, likening it to Prohibition.
Vice President Barkley, praised for campaign charm with voters, unveils calmer approach in Wisconsin. He urges Democrats to run on party records, avoids personal attacks, but hedges on Brannan plan remarks after being misquoted, leaving mixed signals about his stance.
The exchange shows President Truman and John L Lewis trading digs over a being insult. Lewis sharpens the quip about a dog catcher remark while Truman defends the dignity of the presidency.
Arthur G. Brown 58 associate professor of education at Stout Institute died last night after a heart attack. He had taught at Stout for 30 years.
A digest of old items from 1900 to 1940 includes World Series results with Detroit and Cincinnati records, local emergency fund targets, theater lapses in Chicago, and public safety measures. Mentions Governor level actions, golf championship, and ball games in Monroe County with various retirees and property transactions.
The piece argues that hotel success hinges on people, not luxury. Frontline staff, especially the bellman and managers who engage guests, create a homey, personalized atmosphere. It stresses consistent care, cleanliness, good beds, and good food, noting that genuine hospitality outlasts and outshines trendier rivals.
Monticello residents report a flurry of visits as relatives travel from Monroe Madison and Chicago. Charles Curtis convalesces at the Pease home after discharge, while hospital stays and local callings fill the week. Regular John Ross WRC meeting noted at the Masonic hall.
Albany Special Mrs Henry G Schneider east of Albany has received word of the death of her brother Michael J Wellman He died at 5 pm Tuesday at his home in Berwyn The funeral will be held tomorrow at Elroy Wis Six nephews are to be pallbearers Robert Schneider Darlington Arleigh Schneider Brodhead Kenneth Schneider Evansville Ervin and Vernon Wellman Abbotsford and Howard Fasse Milan Wis
The Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co of Milwaukee donated 100000 to Columbia University graduate school of journalism for enlarging facilities and funding the Pulitzer prize awards. Dean Carl W. Ackerman called the gift timely and a boost for future newspapermen and women recognizing excellence from the Pulitzer prizes.
The New Glarus village board discussed water fluoridation as a referendum and moved to fund road work by transferring 10 000 from the general fund. They tabled a proposal on changing the county home site and approved paying half the newspaper subscription cost.
James Livick husband of former Betty Wheeler has been called into active service with the Marine Corps at Camp LeJeune North Carolina. Mrs. Livick will live with her parents Mr and Mrs Marion Wheeler while he serves.
A school story follows Toby a new boy teased for a gravy bowl haircut. He proves skilled in reading arithmetic and athletics while Jamie nicknames him Soup Bowl Head, prompting ongoing taunts despite Toby’s strong talents.
Two new members listed: Bette Hartwig route e 1 Brown town joined on Oct 9 1939 and Adele Marie Pulver joined on Oct 3 1946 both in Brown town.
Blanchardville reports Robert Erickson injured while serving in Korea. He is hospitalized in Japan with an injured back and will not return to combat duty. Mrs. Erickson had just arrived from Japan to join him in Korea.
Albany reports Pvt Roger Denny grandson of Mrs. Sarah Armstrong has returned to action after being wounded in Korea in August. He first went to Korea in July.
All boys and girls up to 12 invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and return to the Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. Name Street or R F D Postoffice.
Jamie torments Toby at school then considers befriending him after Toby’s talents shine. A Gravy Bowl nickname prompts Jamie to seek parental permission for a cut, hoping to fit in. The shift ends teasing as friendship forms through Toby’s example.
Mrs William Steindorf reports Albany social notes as Mrs Harry Edwards visits Philadelphia with his brother Ray Edwards. Mrs Edward Oliver substitutes in the seventh and eighth grade. Nervey MacNichols of Farnum Nebraska visits his uncle Alfred McDermott. Ray Chrisbaum and sons Terry and Dennis visit Amelia Hein in Argonne. Mrs J J Blumer returns from Minoga and Woodruff after six weeks away for hay fever season.
The New Glarus School Fair's future will be decided at an 8 p.m. meeting in the high school agricultural room. Attendees will consider continuing the fair as is, expanding it as a community event, or discontinuing it.
G M Ingwell sold his Blanchardville general store after 35 years in business. Merchandise and fixtures were bought by Mr and Mrs Arthur Stuessy of Janesville who took possession Oct 4. Ingwell had previously purchased the business from A S Barry of Amboy Illinois and worked for the Monson brothers and Sol Levitan before. The Stuessys have one daughter studying at Whitewater State Teachers College.
Male birds of paradise display a courtship dance during mating season, engaging in elaborate movements to attract mates and deter rivals. Researchers observe plumage flashing and synchronized steps as part of their breeding rituals.
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