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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1950
Page
2
Looking Ahead at Fifty-Three Years The Times Remains Community Focused
The Evening Times marks its fifty-third year of publication with a rededication to advancing the community’s future. Founder Emery A. Odell, still closely supervising, stands beside the paper in reaffirming its obligation to inform and uplift residents within its broad sphere of service.
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Evening Times
Times
Sriven
The
Emery A. Odell
Odell
the Times
Stop Sign Pranks Confront Local Traffic Hazard
An editorial warns of Halloween pranks twisting stop signs endangering motorists on Monroe streets. It argues older youths commit the act, urges police to prosecute offenders, and calls on parents to discipline children to deter dangerous booby traps.
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Monroe’s
Native son Twining reaches four star rank in air force
The community takes pride in Gen Nathan Twining becoming the second in command of the U S Air Force and earning a four star promotion. Locals in Monroe expected the rise, noting leadership rewards for proven service and urging President Truman to heed similar advice from Gen Douglas MacArthur.
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Nathan Twinings
Gen. Twining
Monroe
Nate
Truman
Gen
MacArthur
Crash Kills Three in Casablanca Air Disaster
A North African Airlines DC-3 crashed and burned just after takeoff in Casablanca killing three crew members. Four passengers were rescued with serious injuries.
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Casablanca
North African Airlines
Ten Year Ago Miss Davis Dies in Auto Crash
A 26 year old woman Miss Catherine Davis died after a car collision near Tomah on October 13 1940 shortly after visiting her parents Dr and Mrs F H Davis of Brodhead. Also noted are death of William Hogan at 70 from a heart attack and James Dolan lifelong Monroe resident who carried mail by stagecoach in 1899. The Monroe County area marked anniversary histories and local notes.
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Catherine Davis
Tomah
F. H. Davis
Brodhead
William H. Hogan
James Dolan
Monroe
Darlington
Green County Historical Society
Pennsylvania
Clarno
Jefferson Townships
L. A. Moore
Mazie Monahan
Square
Nancy Barmore
Davis
Crystal Theater
Forest Ranger
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan
State dividend tax law a campaign issue in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin privilege dividend tax of 3 percent on dividends from Wisconsin corporations becomes a political battleground. Republicans seek to treat dividends as personal income for tax purposes. Democrats push repeal and full taxation at regular rates. The dispute traces to 1931 with historic efforts and court tests. the 60 percent surtax ended in 1943.
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Arthur Bystrom
Madison
Wisconsin
195
Walter J. Kohler
Philip LaFollette
LaFollette
Albert Schmedemann
Matthews Warns Of Defense Costs
Secretary of the Navy Matthews warned that next year's operating costs for the national military establishment could exceed this year's total budget, projected at over 42 billion dollars. He urged no hesitation in enacting new military legislation when Congress reconvenes, speaking to the Nebraska Bankers Association.
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Omaha
Navy
Matthews
Congress
Nebraska Bankers Association
New Rules Apply On Housing Credit
Washington announces Oct. 12 new housing rules tightening down payments and loan terms for new or government guaranteed loans. Non veterans face 10 to 50 percent down, 20 year payoffs. veterans 5 to 45 percent, 25 to 20 year terms. Rules apply only to loans arranged after Oct. 11.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Veterans Administration
Browntown Town Gossip From Mrs Crago Crowd
Mrs C L Crago reports visitors from Browntown to Freeport Sunday to see Mrs Myron Hurd a patient at Deaconess hospital Elmer Erickson joins Mrs Hurd Monroe. C L Crago travels to South Wayne. Martyn Gerber Monroe visits relatives Walter Brugger couple hosts. William Bittner Monticello family at Lueck home.
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Farmer East
B. W. Binger
Iva
E. Leah Tomlinson
Freeport
Myron Hurd
Deaconess Hospital
Hurd
Elmer Erickson
Monroe
C. L. Crago
South Wayne
Martyn Gerber
Walter Brugger
William Bittner
Monticello
Max Lueck
Milburn Approves Life Sentences For Two Soldiers
Tokyo Brig. Gen Bryan L Milburn approved life terms for two American soldiers convicted of raping a 10 year old Japanese girl. Cpl Roy J Stewart 29 of Grand Rapids and Cpl Jesse Edwards 23 of Kosciusko were named in the verdicts.
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Tokyo
Bryan L. Milburn
Cpl
Roy J. Stewart
Grand Rapids
Jesse _ Edwards
Kosciusko
Iss
September egg output sets record for month
The agriculture department reports farm flocks laid 3.894 billion eggs in September, an 8 percent rise from last year and 25 percent above the September average. North Atlantic states showed the sharpest gain at 14 percent. First nine months output was 47.241 billion eggs, up 7 percent from 1949. The department bought 2 million pounds of dried eggs in September at 96 cents a pound, totaling 81.83 million pounds for 1950 purchases. October 1 chick count stood at 391.103 million, down 4 percent from a year ago and 11 percent below average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
North Atlantic
Department
Tire Shortage Blamed on Rush Buying By Commerce Dept
Washington reports that a tire shortage would result from rush buying, though production is ample to meet normal demand. The Commerce Department issued the warning in a special report on rising rubber goods prices, noting no current shortage.
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Washington
Commerce Department
FDA Bread Standard Fight Split Nutrition Experts and Bakers
Washington reports a clash over bread rules as FDA moves to limit soy flour in white bread to three percent. Cornell authorities argue higher soy content yields better protein and nutrition, while bakers warn taste and color would shift beyond consumer expectations.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Leonard A. Maynard
Maynard
Nutritionists Oppose FDA Rule on Bread Labeling
Nutritionists including a spokesman criticize the FDA stance that bakers need not declare rag content on bread labels.
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FDA
Dr. R. B. Sheppard Dies. Wisconsin Methodist Leader
Dr. R Burton Sheppard aged 69 former Wisconsin district superintendent of the Methodist church died in San Francisco after months of illness. He served as pastor at Kenosha for three years Milwaukee First Methodist for seven years and later held a Watertown district post after Janesville service. He was vacationing from his Los Angeles home when stricken.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Methodist Church
San Francisco
R. Burton Sheppard
Los Angeles
Sheppard
First Methodist
Kenosha
First Methodist Church
Watertown
Janesville
Muslim New Year Observed as Cairo Markets Close
Cairo marks the start of Moharram the first month of the Muslim calendar as Friday is observed as a holiday. Workers will enjoy an extra day off tomorrow with Friday normally a Muslim holiday.
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Cairo
Egypt
States miss hospital aid cuts in Hill-Burton program
Federal budget reductions hit most states with about half cuts to Hill-Burton hospital aid allocations for the 12 months ending June 30 1951. Alaska Delaware Nevada escaped reductions while two states missed cuts and Wisconsin faced a reduced share.
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Washington
Alaska
Congress
Delaware
Nevada
Public Health Service
Wisconsin
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Nathan Twining
Monroe Hospital
Marguerite Smith
Roger Mooney
Eugene Sandow
London
L. S. Wagner
Oconomowoc
Monroe House
G. F. Sickinger
Turner Hall
Cornet
Democratic Club
T. E. Ryan
Waukesha
John Blumer
Jefferson Street
17Th Avenue
Fred Blosht
Lima
Ohio
Switzerland
W. H. Wheeler
Water Company
Holland
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Santa
Stephanie Ann Holmes
Santa Claus
Cincinnati
R.B. Sheppard
Tibet
Wool
Secrets of
Comrest
Potosi Brewing Company
Potosi, Wisconsin
Dubuque
America
Johanna Kessler
9Th Street
Monroe, Wis
Ernest Kessler
Boob and Kessler Radio Shop
F. Earl Lamboley
Fred M. Williams
Green County
National Sheriff's Assn
Sheriff's League
F.B.I
Alcoholic Anonymous
Igus
H & H Distribution Company
Tenth street—Telenhone
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