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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1948
Page
2
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Prof. Grant M. Hyde, longtime head of the University of Wisconsin journalism school since 1935, retires from administration to new research duties. The Monroe native built a reputation for uncovering student talent and guiding many graduates into publishing. Henry L. Smith succeeds him to continue training editors and reporters.
An unsettled mood in India grows from centuries of division and the Hyderabad prince’s resistance to a broader federation. Analysts call the clashes a feudal reaction to rising freedom, with caste tensions confusing outsiders as India edges toward change and possible upheaval.
The piece critiques President Truman as he campaigns nationwide while accusing critics of undermining public confidence by smearing scientists. It questions the broad smear label and suggests some researchers echo Moscow rhetoric, urging caution about loyalty and influence in government.
Ralph G. Schneider, 21, dies instantly when his motorcycle crashes into an iron fence at Greenwood Cemetery. In other notes, Jack Dempsey defends heavyweight title by knocking out Luis Angel Firpo in the second round of a planned 15 round bout. Harvey Paper Products Co plans to move its plant from Waukesha to Monroe. Fred Ryser and Eddie Dreier escape with minor injuries when their car hits a collie near Juda and overturns.
Theresa Rowe a 22 year old switchboard operator at Huntingdon Valley Country Club escaped serious injury when she hung onto the antlers of a buck that charged her at a lonely bus stop. The incident occurred Saturday as she waited for a bus on a foggy road.
Rupert Gill aged 76 former Dayton area resident northwest of Albany died Monday at his daughter Mrs Carl Johnsons home in Stanley Funeral services are set for today with burial at East Dayton Cemetery tomorrow afternoon He was born to William and English native Gill family and lived on the Gill homestead before moving to Eau Claire area about 30 years ago Surviving are daughters Mrs Lynn Chandler El Centro Calif and Mrs Johnson Stanley a son Floyd California a brother Ernest Gill Monroe and a grandson Robert Johnson Stanley Preceded by Mrs Gill and two sons Richard and Ralph
Theodore Johnson of Oconomowoc for the Wisconsin Oil Refining Co. asked the Sheboygan county board for a lease on county hospital and farm land in Lima town southwest of Sheboygan Falls to begin oil drilling next month. He was interrupted during the request.
Dr. Farrington Daniels of the University of Wisconsin told AAAS scientists that future food and fuels may come from wood and seaweed with no need for growing crops. He described sun powered processes yielding fuel alcohol from wood and corn stalks, sugar from seaweed, and motor fuel from carbon monoxide and hydrogen from waste.
Green Bay officials warn of a possible electricity rationing plan due to a prolonged drought causing a power shortage. S. J. Goodsen, vice president and manager of the Green Bay Division of Wisconsin Public Service Corp., said load reduction and staggering may be required if customers do not cooperate.
A columnist narrates a chartered London flight to Berchtesgaden with Neville Chamberlain in 1938. He recalls the three hour meeting with Hitler, the dubious promise of peace in our time, Eden's resignation, and the looming collapse of hopes as Sudeten Germans and Czechoslovakia edge toward crisis.
South Wayne will host a fall festival on October 16 with parade sports exhibits window decorations and concessions. The event will conclude with a dance in the high school gym that evening as the main entertainment.
A promotional piece showcases THE STYLE SHOP touting service and fall arrivals including coats dresses hats and shoes. It also advertises THE TREAD RIGHT SHOE REPAIR SHOP and ETTER'S window shades with shade cloths and priced options. Includes LEE'S hosiery club and Krene plastic curtains from BECKER'S LEADER STORE. J.J.M.
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