Who's To Be Next in Government Loyalty Debate
Editorial laments Louis Johnson's departure from the defense department and praises General Marshall's handling of the transition. It criticizes Secretary Acheson for loyalty concerns while noting his role in discussions with France and England on Western Germany. Calls for leadership more aligned with public trust and a gracious presidential farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Johnson
Department of Defense
Gen. Marshall
State Department
Acheson
France
England
Germany
Wisconsin Campaign Fog Obscures Primary Debates
The piece critiques Wisconsin primary campaigning noting Democrats offer few policy critiques of the Republican state administration. It argues candidates align with a hoped Truman landslide instead of addressing Wisconsin issues, risking voter forgetfulness come November. It urges voters to demand representatives who reflect the Wisconsin Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Doctor Visitor Seeks Wisconsin Cheese in City
Dr Lucy A La Sailvne a Philadelphia based physician visiting for Cheese Day complains to Cheese Day Inc about lack of Swiss cheese samples and knowledgeable clerks. She says she could not find a place offering Swiss cheese or a proper Swiss cheese sandwich, settling for a thin American cheese sandwich instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cheese Day, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Lucy A. la Sailvne
Wisconsin
Mrs. Andrae donor of state park dies in San Francisco
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrae, widow of F. Terry Andrae, donor of the 112 acre Terry Andrae State Park near Sheboygan in 1928, has died in San Francisco. The land was valued at $125,000 at donation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Elsbeth Andrae
Terry Andrae
F. Terry Andrae
San Francisco
Sheboygan
Record of 1925 golf and fair events listed in local items
1925 notes report Francis Gallett scoring 73 for 18 holes at Mounds Country Club Milwaukee setting a record for two rounds on the local 9 hole course. Star putts blamed on earthworms after rains. Badertscher family reunion at Gottfried Wuetrich home Clarno.
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Francis Gallett
Blue
Mounds Country Club
Milwaukee
Badertscher
Gottfried Wuetrich
Clarno
Huser Kuenzi family sells home moves to Florida
Mr and Mrs Fred Huser and Mrs Fred Kuenzi sold their Monroe home at 705 24th avenue and will move to St Petersburg Florida to make a permanent home. They plan to leave Monroe about Oct 15. The house was purchased by Mr and Mrs Clifford Reasa of 1803 11th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mattery
Fairgrounds
Maud Stearns
G. O. Stearns
Earl L. Clark
Grinnell
Iowa
Monroe Business Institute
Floral Hall
County Fair
John Isely
Chicago
Laura
Green County Auto Club
Florida
Fred Huser
Fred Kuenzi
24Th Avenue
St. Petersburg
Fla
Monroe
Clifford Reasa
11Th Street
Hahn Son Born In Davenport Hospital
Mr and Mrs Hubert Hahn longtime Monroe residents now in Davenport Ia welcomed a baby boy yesterday at Davenport hospital This is the couple s third child Mrs Hahn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Erickson 1205 16th street
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Hubert Hahn
Monroe
Davenport
Davenport Hospital
Hahn
Clarence C. Erickson
16Th Street
Early Darl ington game prompts noon dismissal
High school will end classes at 12 57 p m tomorrow with an 8 a m start and continuous schedule until then. The early closing is due to the football game at Darlington against Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Monroe
Best Cook in Our Town to be featured in October issue
Mrs. Frank Bloom of Jordan township will be profiled as The Best Cook in Our Town in a national women's magazine. Her Gramma-style frosted crullers recipe is to be discussed in the feature.
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Frank Bloom
Jordan Township
Kittelsen's Campaign Expenses Filed Despite Omission
Rodney O. Kittelsen, incumbent district attorney, filed preliminary campaign expenses of $2 with the county clerk. His name was omitted in Vyester Gay's list of filers.
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Rodney O. Kittelsen
Vyester- Gay
Child suffers nasal cut after rug trip at home
Charles Clarkson Hart Clark son of Mr and Mrs Donald J Clark 2220 16th street tripped on a rug and struck his nose on a toy truck this morning. A physician treated the cut.
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Charles Clark
Donald J. Clark
16Th Street
Connors Promoted to First Lieutenant in Guard Unit
Patrick J. Connors Jr. a rifle platoon leader in Co. K national guard unit has been promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant effective September 9. Promotion notice received today from the adjutant general's office. Dr John A Schindler will address the international association of industrial boards and commissions in Milwaukee September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Schindler
International Association of Industrial Boards and Commissions
Milwaukee
Mantor Rites Held for Local Resident Frank W Mantor
Funeral services were held at Union Presbyterian Church for Frank W Mantor 63 who died Monday at St Clare Hospital after a six month illness Rev Dallas D Landrum officiated The procession went to Archerwood Cemetery Willow Springs for burial with burial at 3 p m
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Mantor
Union Presbyterian Church
Frank W. Mantor
St. Clare Hospital
Dallas D. Landrum
Archerwood Cemetery
Willow Springs
Landrum
Watermelon Seeds Eaten by Various European and Asiatic Peoples
A brief note highlights that people across Europe and Asia consume watermelon seeds. It notes cultural variation in seed eating practices without attributing specific names or regions.
Hospital Committee Discusses Building Plans
Members of the county hospital detention home and home for aged committee were to meet in the courthouse this afternoon. Committee members include C. W. Loveland as chairman, F. F. Hartwig, Ole Sandley, Ray T. Silver, Edward Killingstad, with Mrs. Wilma Lengacher as secretary.
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Special County Hospital Detention Home
Home For Aged
Court House
C. W. Loveland
F. F. Hartwig
Monroe
Ole Sandley
Cadiz
Ray T. Silver
Mr. Pleasant
Edward Killingstad
Albany Village
Wilma S. Lengacher
Relative of Browntown Residents Dies in Crash
Bonnie Jean Leah 14 died Friday when the car she rode in struck a culvert and overturned near Earlville Illinois. Funeral services for Bonnie Jean Leah were held at the Methodist church and she is the daughter of Serris and Bonnie Leah. Burial followed in Earlville Cemetery. Relatives Vernis Tucker Marvin Meythaler attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Vernis Tucker
Marvin Meythaler
Tucker
Bonnie Jean Leah
Earlville
Ill
Bonnie
Serris Leah
Methodist Church
Earlville Cemetery
Urushiol described as the sticky toxic resin in poison ivy
The article explains that urushiol is the sticky substance in poison ivy that causes a skin rash on contact, triggering itchiness and irritation. It notes exposure can occur through touching plants or contaminated items and emphasizes avoiding contact to prevent reactions.
Clothing of Lafayette Family Taken Saturday
The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erickson near South Wayne was broken into Saturday while the Ericksons were in Monroe for Cheese Day. Entry was gained by prying a front door and clothing belonging to their children, including two new snowsuits, two coats, ten dresses, a jacket, a piggy bank with about $10, and a pen and pencil set, was stolen. Deputies investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Robert Erickson
Wayne
Ericksons
Monroe
Erickson
Linda
Susan
Homer Curry
Darlington
Fred Meier
William C Penn Dies in Tennessee Hospital
William C Penn 65 of Maryville Tennessee died September 3 in Fast Tennessee Baptist Hospital Knoxville. He was born in Jefferson township son of the late William Crawford and Louisa Chadwick Penn. He studied at Monroe High School and Wisconsin University earning BS degrees in 1907 and 1915 later retiring after 37 years with Aluminum Company of America. He belonged to Smith Lodge Monroe Tennessee Consistory No 1 Memphis and Kerbera Temple Shrine Knoxville. He is survived by his wife Leola Faye Waller of Fond du Lac married in 1912 and a son James E Penn of New Kensington Pennsylvania.
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Ward
William Clay Penn
Maryville
Tenn
Fast
Tennessee Baptist Hospital
Knoxville
Mr. Penn
Jefferson Township
William Crawford
Louisa Rebecca Chadwick Penn
Monroe High School
The
University
Wisconsin
Aluminum Co. of America
Smith Lodge No
Monroe
Memphis
Kerbera Temple Shrine
Leola Faye Waller
Fond du Lac
James E
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Juan
Stephenson County
Editorial
Doctor Guest
Andrae
State Park
Evening Times
Royal Blue Store
Discher and Schneider
Kundert Hardware
Mary Ann Pripps
John Peyton Berkeley
Wauwatosa
Monroe Woman's Club
J. M. Chenoweth
Badger Telephone Co
Belleville
New Glarus
Argyle
Kittelsen
Clarkson Hart
Antoinette
Beauty Shop
16Th Ave
Ager S
Lafayette
William C. Penn
Tennessee
Penn
New Kensington
Fred J. Bolender
21St Avenue
Picasa
Blamer Vpharmacy
Cocky Cutters
Styron Plastics Mg
Betty Crocker
General Mills, Inc
Goj, Ae
Mallory
Burton Taylor
Su Crip
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