Editorial on hysteria over subversive legislation veto
The piece questions White House attitudes after a veto of home front subversive controls. It argues public reaction stems from recent espionage cases and trials. The author defends the public for supporting emergency controls while criticizing administration priorities and loyalty to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
McGrath
Congress
Alger Hiss
New York
Senator McCarthy
Nobel Peace Prize honors Dr. Ralph Bunche’s UN work
Tribute to America credits Dr. Ralph Bunche for winning the Nobel Peace Prize for his UN mediation in Palestine. The American Negro’s merit, shaped by education and opportunity, is praised as proof that color lines no longer block recognition. Bunche’s success followed the assassination of his predecessor and calmed Arab and Jewish tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Palestine
Dr. Bunche
Near East
40 Hour Week Approved At State Institutions
About 816 employees in five state correctional facilities will begin a 40 hour work week on October 1 moving from 44 to 48 hour schedules. The emergency board approved the change and authorized use of funds from the department of public welfare. Guards and attendants at Waupun Green Bay Taycheedon Waukesha and Oregon will be paid for overtime until more staff are hired. The plan costs roughly $32 000 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Department of Public Welfare
Loyes
Waupur
Green Bay
First Ladies of Italy France and West Germany Invited to White House
The White House invites the wives of Italy France and Western Germany presidents to visit Washington as guests, announced today by the cadet La Tampa in Kin Italy.
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White House
Italy
la Tampa
Harry S. Truman
France
Germany
Washington
Best Enters Prison For Treason Conviction
Robert H. Best, convicted of treason for broadcasting Nazi propaganda from Germany during World War II, was transferred to the federal penitentiary at Danbury Connecticut yesterday.
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Best
Boston
Robert H. Best
Germany
Federal
Danbury, Conn
World War II era fleet readies strike on French ports
A 1940 notice recounts the British Mediterranean fleet preparing to strike France's Moroccan ports in response to a French air raid on Gibraltar on September 22 1940. It also notes anniversaries and local events such as a 25th wedding anniversary dinner and a park picnic, plus other regional notices.
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France
Gibraltar
Harold E. Mueller
City Hotel
Recreation Park
King Haakon
Norway
Cone Quisling
Fuehrer
Family gambling money keeps rolling in yearly
In a 1950 feature, Ken and Bob lead a summer pool of gambling money from canasta among native friends and their wives. They head to Belhurst to spend a $35 kitty while being teased by a stranger about farming wealth and Fur Trap hints. The cycle ends with more bets next summer.
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Canasta
Fanny
Belhurst
Red Dwyer
Red
Waterloo
Quebec
Kidder
General Features
Rabid Dog Bites Two Albany Men
Lawrence Dunphy and Roscoe Jones receive Pasteur treatment after being bitten by a rabid dog on the Dunphy farm in Union township Rock county. The dog owned by L. G. Sanderlin died four days after observation and Madison tests confirmed rabies likely from a skunk it had killed. Jones was bitten on the right heel and Dunphy on the leg during separate work days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lawrence Dunphy
Roscoe
Cy) Jones
Pasteur
Union Township
Rock County
L. G. Sanderlin
Dunphy
Evansville
Madison
Jones
GOP Official Denies Allen Hitler Story
Bonner Felles a Republican National Committee official denies a syndicated column quoting him saying Hitler did Germany a world of good He says he will sue for damages Allen denies misquoting Fellers and maintains the six Germans and their American guide reported the remark to him and he relayed it to Fellers
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Washington
Bonner F. Felles
Republican National Committee
Robert S. Allen
Hitler
Germany
Train Kills Woman in Crosstown Collision
A 27-year-old expectant mother, Mrs Harold Spurgeon, was killed when the car she rode in collided with the Chicago and North Western Flambeau 400 at a city crossing in Antigo. Her two year old daughter Jean and another passenger, Mrs Glenn Bown, 26, were not injured.
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Harold Spurgeon
Chicago and North Western
Flambeau
Jean
Glenn Bown
Eclipse of Moon to Darken Monday Night Across North America
The harvest moon will enter total eclipse Monday night starting at 7 20 p m with totality from 9 54 p m to 10 40 p m observers across North America may see the coppery red lunar disk as sunlight bending through Earth's atmosphere fails to reach the moon if clouds block the rays.
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Washington
North America
Social Roundup in Albany Area Learns of Weekend Visits
Local column lists visitors and host families across Albany and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koch of Chicago visiting Phillip Kauk. Sgt. and Mrs. Robert E. Bowers from Springfield with three children. travel to Danvers Minnesota to visit Mrs. Bowers' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bartlette. Other guests attend birthday dinners, showers, and church youth meetings. notes of trips to Madison Libertyville Stevens Point and Holdrege Nebraska accompany various social calls and post-nuptial events.
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Fred Koch
Chicago
Robert E. Bowers
Springfield
Phillip Kauk
Mr. Kauk
Bowers
Danvers
Minn
Addie Ayres
Arnold Ayres
Brodhead
Stephen Burns
Blaine Hanek
Madison
Duane Dixon
William Steindorfs
Alfred Pascoe
Verlyn
Belleville
Roy Swann
Robert Evans
Effie Dixon
Elsie Smith
William Farnsworth
Brooklyn
Louis Reese
Evansville
O. S. Jones
Albany
Dahla
Monroe
Christ Ubert
Clara
Vance Ryan
Clarence Anderson
Milwaukee
Harry Zentner
Lamont
Russel Atkinson
Arlyn Elmer
David Sharer
Sherwood Carlson
Roger Steindorf
Roseanne Pye
Wanda Trow
W. Thompson
Donald Peckham
G. T. Peckham
Kathryn Paulus
Ralph Sellow
Libertyville
Ill
John Ross
Grace Cordes
C. L. Kennett
Earl Zwickey
Rose Zwickey
Stevens Point
Irene Dustan
Larry
New Pup Tad Finds A Home After Rough Beginnings
A short feature tells of Tad the cocker spaniel pup born on a farm with siblings. He endures a car ride, unfamiliar basement sleeping, and loneliness before discovering a fenced yard, kind visitors, and a growing sense of belonging with his new family.
Boy Killed by Truck in Neopit Accident
A six year old boy Albert Brown Jr. was killed when a truck struck him after he ran onto the road and stumbled. The incident occurred last night and authorities are investigating the events leading to the accident.
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Neopit
Albert Brown Jr
Monroe Roller Mills proprietor named Purina feeds dealer
Thomas Gaughn, owner of Monroe Roller Mills, has been appointed Purina feeds dealer in the area by Ralston Purina Co. The announcement marks expanded distribution for the brand in the region.
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Thomas Gaughn
Monroe Roller Mills
Purina
Ralston Purina Co
Postoffice Birthday Dream Recalls Shoes and Kind Faces
A brief, reflective note recalls a dream of shoes and friendly people, contrasting with missing dreams of his mother and siblings. The passage centers on a simple, comforting vision rather than events, with no explicit dates or actions beyond the dream.
New Members List With Names and Addresses
New members include Richard Keith Wehinger of Argyle route 2, joined June 28 1945. Jacqueline Kay Wehinger of Argyle route 2, joined May 19 1949. Joyce Lavonne Reed of Warren route 1, joined Jan 15 1944. Mary Lynn Gempeler of Albany route 1, joined Sept 19 1947. Norman Lee Gempeler of Albany route 1, joined May 30 1944. Diane Lynn Bergemann of Orangeville route 1, joined May 19 1947. Richard Lee Bergemann of Orangeville route 1, joined Apr 1 1945. Alice Janet Busser of East Winslow Cheese Co Winslow, joined Sept 23 1945.
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Richard Keith Wehinger
Argyle
Jacqueline Kay Wehinger
Joyce Lavonne Reed
Warren
Mary Lynn Gempeler
Albany
Norman Lee Gempeler
Diane Lynn Bergemann
Orangeville
Richard Lee Bergemann
Alice Janet Busser
East Winslow Cheese Co
Winslow
$123 000 Home Buyer Held for Questioning
Milwaukee police questioned Mrs. Katherin Hulin a 44 year old penniless woman who tried to purchase a $123 000 Fox Point home. Det. Capt. Adolph Kraemer said she admitted passing bad checks in Waukegan before Milwaukee arrival to win back her husband’s affection through the purchase.
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Milwaukee
Fox Point
Katherin Hulin
Adolph Kraemer
Waukegan
Rural Mothers Club Names New Officers
Puddledock Mothers club met at the home of Mrs. Clifford Stark Tuesday with new officers in charge. Mrs. Willis Isely is president, Mrs. Ernest Goecks vice president, Mrs. Dan Flannery secretary treasurer. Next meeting Oct 17 when each member brings a favorite recipe. Geraldine Hasse named president of Bethel school society Monroe township. Oscar Kern and Diane Spickler are new first graders.
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Puddledock Mothers Club
Clifford Stark
Willis Isely
Ernest Goecks
Dan Flannery
Stark
Don Thompson
Geraldine Hasse
Bethel School Society
Monroe Township
Elizabeth Severson
Shirley Lewis
Joan Severson
JoAnn Stine
Oscar Kern
Diane Spickler
Cost of Living Index Rises 0.3 Percent in Summer
The cost of living index increased 0.3 percent from July 15 to Aug 15 as prices rose for most items used by moderate income families. The index reached 173 percent of the 1935-39 average and was 2.5 percent above a year ago. Food costs fell 0.5 percent while some food items rose sharply.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Monro Monroe
Wisconsin
Sunoday Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Menree Daily Journal
Mumber
the Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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City of
Stephenson County
Editorial
America
First
Mt. Horeb
Stanley
John H. Kleckner
William A. Hutchins
Carl Ruegger
Marjorie G. Reser
Beloit
Margaret Knight
Ireland
W. J. Knight
Union Giants of
Louis H. Kohli Clothing
G. T. Hodges
Wilmot, S. D
James
Ned Woodman
Charles Dinges
Oneco
Wisconsin Women’s Suffrage Association
Fred Alleman
Milwaukee Road
West Side Drugstore
Frank Tripp
Ken
Brooklyn Bridge
Bob
Mary-Nan
Jerry
Kiplinger
Buzzard
Marks
Mr. Kiplinger
Kiplingers
GOP
Allen
Harold Horton
Evangelist
London
England
Assembly of God Church
William Steindorf
Beltone
Dias
Trukenbrod’s
No. Carroll St
Commercial Bank Bldg
Uncle Happy
Marilyn K. Marty
21St Avenue
Karen Rae Ashman
Leon Frederic Baertschi
Monticello
Judith Ann Gross
Eugene Werner Beer
Milledgeville
Chevy June Wieman
Browntown
Barbara Jane Trumpy
Jean Carol Swiggum
Roger John Erb
Route 2
JoAnn Jane Trumpy
Clarno
James Allen Ruf
12Th Avenue
Harold Lee Hawkins
John Neil Henning
12Th Street
Audrey Ann Trumpy
Keith David
Kurt Allen Beutel
Margaret Ann Striker
Mary Ann Fischer
Blanchardville
Eben Jay Robertson
Audrey Ann Patterson
Royletta Enid Severson
Donna and
Duane Ruef
Barbara Jo Leck
Wilbert Clarence Blumer
Pamela Marie Knouse
Belmont
Dorothea Jane Nybroten
Dorothy Mae Miller
Dianne Marie Grossen
10Th Street
Carolyn Jane Kopp
26Th Avenue
Gary Robert Rufenacht
Co Ann Erb
Juda
Richard Allen Lisser
Karen May Lynch
Ervin Daniel Schwartz Jr
Jean Ann Kubly
Kay Marie Peavyhouse
South Wayne
Donna Rae Nafzger
Tad
Evening Times Club
Evening Tumes
Evening Times
Wis
Postoffice
Ax the
Terr Rural Schools
Vater Department
Z. A. Gorder
Perintendent
City Hall
THE
Universalist Church
Ninth Street
Petit St
Yale
18Th Avenue
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
WLAD
Chevrolet
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