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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1950
Page
2
The Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Nation are cited as industry bodies. This brief item notes their roles in press standards and auditing practices within the news industry.
A call to voters in Wisconsin and Green County urges turnout in tomorrow's party primaries. The editor argues primaries prove citizen involvement, cites governor races and local contests for treasurer and clerk of court, and emphasizes voting as a habit to counter public apathy and improve governance.
The piece critiques the White House demand for Robert N. Denham's resignation as NLRB counsel. It notes his forthright handling of duties under Taft Hartley act and laments the political punitive move, urging voters to remember the ministerial parting shot and the clash over labor law interpretations.
Martin Sennett Conner known as Mike Conner who led Mississippi from 1932 to 1936 died late Saturday at age 59. After failed bids for the U S Senate and a second gubernatorial run he left politics in 1940 to become commissioner of athletics in the Southeastern Conference.
A new law allows doctors and dentists up to age fifty to be drafted while preserving a prior rule for ages eighteen to twenty six. The plan prioritizes those who trained at government expense via AST or V-12 and had minimal military service, with four drafting groups outlined in order.
Ten Blanchardville high school graduates enroll in area colleges and universities. Mary Hanna and Sarah Gabroud attend University of Wisconsin. Ruth Ann Hendrickson Virginia Cleary Susan Barber Richard Sardeson go to Platteville teachers college. Lowell Kleven Roger Jacobson study in Minneapolis. Marian Paulson at Luther college Decorah. Jean Peterson at Madison business college. Mary Aebersold begins nurse training at Madison General Hospital. others work in Madison, Blanchardville, or local farms or businesses.
Paris reports the plan to resume the West European consultative assembly in Strasbourg on November 17. Assembly President Paul-Henri Spaak and four of the six vice presidents, representing West Germany, Britain, Sweden and Turkey, agreed on which of the 30 resolutions from last month will be sent to national parliaments, though they did not disclose the selections.
Lt Col Mamuel C Hsiao recently arrived in the United States will address the public on Voice from China at 8 p.m. Tuesday at an Assembly of God church service. Hsiao and G A Lundmark discuss the China situation and Home of Onesiphorus mission begun in 1916 to aid destitute children in Taian and Tsinan now in communist territory.
Corner stone for Lena's new Methodist church was laid Sunday afternoon with Dr. Milton D. Bayly delivering the address. Ground was broken Oct 2, 1949, for a tan brick structure costing about 135000, slated for completion by April 1, 1951.
Gloria Lloyd daughter of Harold Lloyd wed William Orcutt Guasti son of the Guasti wine family in a Saturday ceremony. The 500 guest social event took place in northern California with the couple honeymooning nearby.
Mrs Henry Robinson of Washington D C spent a week in South Wayne with her mother Mrs John McDonald. Deer River Montana vacationers Leo Peterson W C Mc Connell and Walter Teuscher fished for a week. Harold Ganshert visited Champaign Illinois with friends, and Mrs D M Howery joined Methodist meetings in Madison. Mrs C A Wood accompanied Howery to visit E W Webb in Madison. A H Kading and family were in Freeport with Carl Moellenbrandt. West Viota Lutheran aid attendees included Mmes Berger Peterson Smith Lund Reed Andrews Deetz Johnson. Stanley Parkins and Mrs Kirchbaum with son Ted Cassville visited Norman Olson family. Edith Kirschbaum Parkins former South Wayne teacher. Helicopters noted as part of New York City commuting system.
More than 200 freshmen joined 722 students registered for the fall term at Whitewater state teachers college last week. Area students listed include Daryl Rhyner Albany Ruth A Diederich Belleville Margaret Van Skike Susan J Schmerse Brodhead and others from Evansville Footville New Glarus Oregon Orfordville Monroe and Darlyne Adelman. The Ohm, measurement of resistance to electric current, is named for George Lumon Ohm who discovered the principle in 1826.
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