Labor Board Report Divides Steel Wage Debate and Pension Plan
The presidents fact finding board declines a general wage increase for steel workers while proposing an employer financed pension and insurance program. It estimates costs would rise 2.5 percent and treats the plan as a 10 cent hourly raise. The CIO demanded 12.5 cents and 6.27 cents for insurance. The report urges no wage adjustment now and notes wage gains since 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Truman
London
Monroe Hosts Big Celebration For New Square
The Monroe community celebrated a new square with a large turnout and strong civic participation. Sponsors praised Street Supt. Jack Erb and his city crew for their teamwork in delivering the public improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Jack Erb
County School Group To Meet Here Tonight
The Green county school committee meets at the courthouse to decide high school tuitions and plan the year’s work. Bus routes await final approval after state superintendent scrutiny and the new transportation law will be studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Court House
Plans job migration to address Japan’s unemployment
General MacArthur's later chief said that some of Japan's jobless may be sent to countries needing workers if mutually satisfactory arrangements can be made. The plan reflects postwar labor mobility discussions and potential international staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
General MacArthur
Green County marks pilgrims to historic cheese site in 1939
The Green County Historical Society hosts a Sept 11 1939 event at New Glarus township, the site of the first foreign type cheese factory, with readings by Emery A. Odell J C Steinman Montiaulc Selle and others. Attendees include Sandra Haworth Ione Baumle Julianne Wenger Judy Ann O'Donnell Marilyn Miller Walter Marty Pat Barnard and Michael Kubly joining Miss Nell Miller's nursery school program at the Alvin F Ott farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Historical Society
Pilgrim
New
Glarus
Emery A. Odell
J. C. Steinman
Montiaulc
Selle
Indusacyta
Citinene
Green
Amunly
Alvin F. Ott
Sandra Haworth
Ione Baumle
Julianne Wenger
Judy
Regents End Courtesy Patients Policy At Wisconsin General
The University of Wisconsin board of regents voted to end professional courtesy patients at Wisconsin General hospital aligning with state actions and auditor recommendations. Regents cited outdated rules last revised in 1933 and noted the auditor urged discontinuation of the courtesy list which previously extended reduced rates to physicians faculty legislators and officials. The board also decided to return profits from athletic programs and concessions to the state treasury per the attorney general's suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Wisconsin General Hospital
A. W. Peterson
Regents
J. Jay Kelcher
Atty
Thomas E. Fairchild
WAC Deputy Miss Rice Dies After Long Illness
Atlanta based Miss Jessie Pearl Rice of Griffin Georgia wartime deputy director of the WAC dies after a long illness. She held the rank of lieutenant colonel while serving as deputy to Col Oveta Culp Hobby of the WAC. She once directed a WAC school in Des Moines and later served as training director for L S Ayres department store in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jessie Pearl Rice
Griffin
WAC
Oveta Culp Hobby
Des Moines
Provisional Leader Named for Paraguay
The national assembly named Federico Chaves as Paraguay's provisional president after accepting the resignation of Felipe Molas Lopez. Chaves, former foreign minister, inherits most officials who served under Lopez and leads a transitional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuncion
National Assembly
Federico Chaves
Paraguay
Felipe Molas Lopez
Lopez
Bank official's disappearance linked to recovery of funds
A Beloit circuit court judgment for 16736 dollars was awarded Saturday against Russell Vann Mason, former cashier of the Second National Bank. John O'Hara of National Surety Co testified the firm paid the amount on Sept 26 1946 after Mason vanished during a bank audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Russell Vann Mason
Second Natonal Bank
John O’hara
National Surety Co
Mason
Mrs Gilbert Dies in Neenah at 83
Neenah mourns Mrs T M Gilbert 83 of the Gilbert Pater Co. family who died at home after a lengthy illness. Survived by sons T M and George M, both executives in the firm, and five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Neenah
T. M. Gilbert
Gilbert Pater Co
T. M
George M
New Invisible Hearing Device From Beltone Promises Comfort
Deafened readers hail a new invisible hearing device that avoids a receiver button in the ear. It lets users enjoy songs sermons and business, with no visible sign of deafness. Beltone offers a free brochure and home testing at no risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
Ill
Red Cross Meeting Called in Green County
Dr Alfred Leiser chairman of the Green county Red Cross chapter has called a meeting for 8 p m Wednesday in the county court room on the first floor of the courthouse to discuss Red Cross matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Alfred Leiser
Green County Red Cross
Court House
Payroll Arrives for Co K National Guard
National Guard payroll of 1876.40 dollars has been received and will be distributed to 63 enlisted men and two officers at the regular drill period tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K. National Guard
Norton aids UW freshmen orientation in agriculture
William Norton and his parents reside at 1816 10th Street. He assists University of Wisconsin freshman orientation this fall and will help guiding students aiming to enter the field of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Norton
J. Leo Norton
10Th Street
University of Wisconsin
Pfc Lawrence Arn Assigned to Airways and Air Communications
Pfc Lawrence Eugene Arn, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Arn of route 2 Monticello, has been assigned to the Airways and Air Communications service headquarters at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City. He enlisted in August 1947 and graduated in August this year from the airplane engine mechanics school at Keesler AFB Biloxi Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Eugene Arn
Alfred Arn
Route 2
Monticello
Airways and Air Communications Service Nationwide
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Okla
Air Force
Keesler Afb
Biloxi
Miss
Substitute U. S. history teacher named
Mrs. J. Henry Tschudy of 2253 16th street fills in at the high school during Miss LaVon Jones absence. Jones stays at Black River Falls caring for her mother whose condition has improved but requires someone to assist during convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Tschudy
16Th Street
LaVon Jones
Black River Falls
Miss Jones
Madison School Aids Two 1949 Graduates in Move to Secretary Training
Miss Lois Lundy and Miss Helen Buob left Monroe high school their 1949 graduation to start secretary studies at the Grove Barnhart school in Madison yesterday. They were accompanied by their parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lundy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Lois Lundy
Helen Buob
Grove-Barnhart School For
Monroe High School
Howard Lundy
Fred Buob
Funeral Rites Held For Former KP Leader
Funeral services will be held today for Guy A. Benson 64 a former state officer of the Knights of Pythias and district governor of Kiwanis International He died Friday night at St Marys hospital A practicing attorney here for 40 years Benson had been a circuit court commissioner a member of the city park board president of the association of commerce and chairman of the board of trustees of the Racine and Kenosha Normal school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Guy A. Benson
Knights of Pythias
Kiwanis International
St. Mary’s Hospital
Benson
City Park Board
Association of Commerce
Racine and Kenosha
Scallion Named After Ancient Port Ascalon
Scallion derives its name from Ascalon an ancient Palestine port famed for its Mediterranean onion trade and shipping connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scallion
Ascalon
Palestine
Nine Nominated To Welfare Unit
Governor Rennebohm submitted appointments to the Wisconsin senate for a new state board of public welfare. Two former members Mrs. Harrison Garner and Dr. William D. Stovall remain, while four new picks came from a committee including UW and health leaders. The slate includes William D. Studley, Harold W. Story, Ralph Uihlein, and Mrs. Garner, with five additional members named directly: Dr. Stoval, Mrs. Carl Kleinpell, Leo Jelinske, Earl M. Hale, and Mrs. R. C. Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Board of Public Welfare
Wisconsin Senate
Rennebohm
New Welfare Group
Harrison Garner
William D. Stovall
University of Wisconsin
State Board of Health
County Judges’ Association
Wisconsin Welfare Council
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
William D. Studley
Milwaukee
Harold W. Story
Allis Chalmers
Ralph Uihlein
Community Welfare Council
Milwaukee County
Garner
Dane County
Dr. Stoval
Carl Kleinpell
Cassville
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Leo Jelinske
Shawano
Shawano County
Earl M. Hale
Eau Claire
Family Service Association of
Duck Stamp Funds To Apply to Horicon Refuge
Horicon Wisconsin receives benefit from a new two dollar duck stamp. Assistant Secretary of the Interior William E. Warne announced Saturday night that raising the stamp price from one to two dollars will fund expansion of development and construction by the fish and wildlife service. Benefiting areas include Horicon refuge Seney refuge in Michigan and Rice Lake refuge in Minnesota. Warne noted Horicon sits along the Canada goose flight line as birds move north from Horseshoe Lake State Refuge in southern Illinois, underscoring a need for a goose restoration project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Horicon Water
William E. Warne
Warne
Fish and Wildlife Service
Horicon
Seney National Wildlife Refuge
Michigan
Rice Lake
Minnesota
Horseshoe Lake State Refuge
Illinois
Two Italian fliers forced to land in Azores on fuel issue
New York report says Capt. John Brondello and Capt. Camilio Bartoglio diverted to the Azores during a Lisbon to New York flight after their single engine plane ran low on fuel. They aimed to cover 3,500 miles in about 26 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Azores Islands
John Brondello
Camilion Bartoglio
Bride, Groom Celebrate 70 Years After Tempers Warned
Mrs. John Doke recalled a warning about her husband’s unholy temper after their Edgerton Missouri 1879 wedding. The couple marked their 70th wedding anniversary in South Gate California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Gate
Calif
John Doke
Edgerton
Bomb blast hits Turkish consulate in Bulgaria
The Anatolia news agency reported a bombing at the Turkish consulate in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, last Friday with no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Plovdiv
Bulgaria
Anatolia
Joyce Ott Weds Burnette Burkhalter in St. John's
Miss Joyce W Ott daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Ott became the bride of Burnette LeRoy Burkhalter son of Mr and Mrs Fred Burkhalter in a double ring ceremony at St John s church Rev Paul C Kehle officiated The couple will reside at the groom s farm after a wedding trip to the Black Hills Yellowstone National Park Salt Lake City and Colorado The bride and groom are from Winslow Monroe and Madison areas with school affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Joyce W. Ott
Wilbert Ott
19Th Street
Burnette LeRoy Burkhalter
Fred Burkhalter
Browntown
Paul C. Kehle
Donna Lea Ott
James Monte
Winslow
Melvin Burkhalter
Madison
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Joyce Hare Wins at Dodgeville Horse Show
Miss Joyce Hare daughter of Mr and Mrs O L Hare of 539 16th avenue won the first ribbon and trophy in the women’s pleasure class at the five county Dodgeville show held at Centennial Park yesterday afternoon Her five year old mare Lady Lane placed third in the solid color western class among 70 entries She was the sole Green county entrant at the show attended by owners from Crawford Grant Lafayette Iowa and Richland counties Accompanied by her family and several Monroe residents she traveled to Dodgeville for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Hare
O. L. Hare
16Th Avenue
Dodgeville
Centennial Park
Lady Lane
Miss Hare
Green County
Crawford
Grant
Lafayette
Iowa
Richland
Nathan
Arthur Kubly
Merlyn Erb
Monroe
Schroeders Host Scavenger Hunt and Burgers Evening
Eleven couples gathered at the L. J. Schroeder residence 2107 14th Avenue for a scavenger hunt and ham burger fry. Attendees included Robert J. Tracy, George L. Wells, Eugene Beach, Donald F. Ripp, George L. Macks, Kenneth G. Tait, Glen E. Hoff, Don Campbell, Lloyd Holmes, and Dr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Leiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeders
L. J. Schroeder
14Th Avenue
Messrs
Mmes
Robert J. Tracy
George L. Wells
Eugene Beach
Donald F. Ripp
George L. Macks
Kenneth G. Tait
Glen E. Hoff
Don Campbell
Lloyd Holmes
Alfred E. Leiser
CEU Rally in Monroe Earns District Publicity Award
Wyman Eastlein, state CEU president, awarded the southern district a publicity prize for 1948 49 at the Grace Lutheran church rally in Monroe attended by about 100 members. Guest speaker David Hayward spoke on When To Say No regarding youth social problems. amendments were adopted in the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman Eastein
Waupun
Christian Endeavor Union
Grace Lutheran Church
David Hayward
Christian Endeavor
Wisconsin
Iowa
Verona High School
Lyndon Viel Jr
Barbara Kundert
Monroe
Marjorie Campbell
Milton
Wesley Jordan
Juda
Howard L. Orians
Methodist Church
Willard May
Markesan
State CE
Miss Evelyn Bloom and Bob Schuler Wedded in Ceremonies
Miss Evelyn Bloom daughter of Mrs Lydia S Bloom and Bob Schuler son of Mrs Edna Schuler were married in a double ring ceremony at 8 p m Saturday at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church Rev Howard L Orians officiated Miss Florence Grunder served as maid of honor and bridesmaids wore fuchsia gowns The couple hosted a reception in the church basement with Madison Milwaukee Mauston and Monticello guests present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Evelyn Bloom
Lydia S. Bloom
21St Street
Bob Schuler
Edna Schuler
Monticello
Howard L. Orians
Florence Grunder
Shirley
Chamaine Ninneman
Paul Schuler
Donald Bloom
Harvey Loeffel
Bruce Blum
Ray Wells
Lois Miller
Marian Dieckhoff
Alice Faeser
Madison
Milwaukee
Mauston
Monroe High School
Local Couple Wed After Monticello High School Groom
The groom, a Monticello high school graduate, works for Wisconsin Power and Light Co. of Monroe. The bride, also employed by the same company, plans a wedding trip to Milwaukee and Muskegon, Michigan. They will reside at 2020 17th Avenue after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power A Light Co
Monticello High School
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe
Milwaukee
Muskegon
Mich
17Th Avenue
Amaranth Club Sets Fall Meeting in Eugene Hotel
The Amaranth club held its fall meeting Saturday afternoon in the Blue room at the Eugene hotel with a luncheon and business session attended by 23 past matrons of the Eastern Star. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Frieda Trumpf and Mrs. Paul Patterson of Madison and Mrs. William Burn of Beloit. They visited the Masonic temple lounge for a social afternoon. Co-chairs were Mrs. Walter J. Hammer and Mrs. John A. Becker, with a committee of Mmes. L. A. Moore, Louisa Ruegger, H. F. Cunningham, Floyd A. Davis and Miss Tessa Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaranth Club
Eugene
Order of the Eastern Star
Frieda Trumpf
Paul Patterson
Madison
William Burn
Beloit
Masonic Temple
Walter J. Hammer
John A. Becker
Mmes. L. A. Moore
Louisa Ruegger
H. F. Cunningham
Floyd A. Davis
Tessa Stearns
District Bookmobile Exhibit By Woman's Clubs
The district bookmobile funded by local Woman's clubs will be shown all day Friday on the north lawn of the courthouse. The traveling state library gains a mobile unit used in rural areas and carries nearly 2,000 books to bring better access to reading for communities without libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Honored at Dinner For Granddaughter Starting College
Mrs. Harvey Hadinger hosted a family dinner at 1109 15th Avenue in honor of her granddaughter Harveda Benkert who left this morning to begin her freshman year at Milwaukee Downer College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hadinger
15Th Avenue
Harveda Benkert
Milwaukee Downer College
Aid to Meet Union Presbyterian Aid Society
The Union Presbyterian Aid Society will meet at 3 p.m. at the church on Wednesday. Miss Tessa Stearns serves as president and Mrs. Roy Schultz will lead the lunch committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian Aid Society
Tessa Stearns
Roy Schultz
Union Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Meeting Tomorrow
The Women’s Missionary Society of Union Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Emma Bueler at 1803 10th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of Union Presbyterian Church
Emma Buehler
10Th Street
Bought School Swings Brighten Jordan Prairie
The Jordan Prairie Mothers club purchased and installed four swings for the school a week before the new session began. Mrs. Burnett Kubly of Decatur aided the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Club Hosts Nine Members For Thursday Games
Township hosted nine club members on Thursday afternoon with games played and prizes awarded to Mines. Participants included Helen Mahley Signa Keen Sylvia Schwartzlow Phyllis Elmer and Gladys Schupbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mahley
Signa Keen
Sylvia Schwartzlow
Phyllis Elmer
Gladys Schupbach
Aid Society Meeting at Bethel Church
The Aid Society of Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Glenn Gilmore in Cadiz township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID
Aid Society of Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Glenn Gilmore
Cadiz Township
Wisconsin Freshman Class Arrives for Orientation Week
The University of Wisconsin Madison welcomes its class of 1953 with over 2,000 freshmen arriving for orientation before registration on Friday. Registration for seniors, juniors and sophomores follows on successive days. graduate students register all week. Total enrollment is projected at 17,000, down from 18,600 last year, with classes set to begin next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Kenneth Little
Fires razes Tassajara resort in California
A Los Padres National Forest brush fire starting Thursday at Tassajara Hot Springs Resort destroyed the resort’s main hotel building as fire crews from the forest service worked to stamp out the last embers today in King City California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King City
Calif
Forest Service
Cress
Los Padres National Forest
Tassajara Hot Springs
Somerset girl aims again after brave English Channel swim
Shirley May France, 17, of Somerset Massachusetts, left for the United States today after a gallant attempt to swim the English Channel on Tuesday. She said there will be another time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shirley May
France
United States
Somerset, Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Postoffice
Congress
Monroe Evening Times Co
Monroe Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Inland — Press Association
Audit Bureau of
Iion
City of
Stephenson County
Editorial
the Steel Report
Evening Times
Willis Stauffacher
Infantil
Alysis
Robert Foran
Roosevelt
Africa
Eapeee
LaFollette
Wheeler County
W. J. Knight
Knight of
Strathmore
George Bleiler
D. Elmer Roberts
Taft
E. Z. Go- Cart Co
Central House
Albany
S. E. Bowen
Brodhead
Monroe Cornet
Stephen
San County
Freeport
D. A. Stearns
Belleville
Turner Hall
Raymond
Mineral Point
Jacob Karlen Sr
Buffalo
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Son
American School
Dearborn St
B. L. Burkhalter
CEU
Schaelzes
Rockford Ill
Pyimdes
Hapler
Chrysler
Studer Super Service
WLAD
the Beautiful Hoyster Royal
Windsor
Saratoga
New Yorker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!