Life insurance purchase by women tops 40 percent in 1947
By Mrs Glenn bolender notes that forty percent of industrial life insurance bought in 1947 was on the lives of women.
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Mrs. Glenn. Bolender
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1949
Page
5
New Orleans Emerges as Fourth Nation’s City and Port to York
The article notes New Orleans ranking as the nation’s fourth city and its status as the second port to York in 180. It highlights its growing importance as a trade hub and gateway for commerce between inland regions and Atlantic markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
York
Malmedy Massacre Inquiry May Shape German Perception
Hal Boyle reports the Senate probes into the Malmedy massacre trials may elevate Col. Joachim Peiper as a German hero to some, despite his wartime brutality. The case questions how confessions were obtained and whether military actions justify killings in battle, influencing postwar German views and ethics debates among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
U. S. Senate
Malmedy
Joachim Peiper
Veienio Atan
Heinrich Himmler
Senate
Army
Col
Peiper
Lucius D. Clay
Col. Peiper
Vic
Tors
Milk Official Zo bel Retires From State Service
Ripon milk sanitarian Edgar H. Zo bel retires from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture dairy division as announced by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Edgar H. Zobel
Ripon
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Timekeeping Beginnings Across Ancient Civilizations
Ancient Greek day starts at sunset, Roman day begins at midnight, and Babylonian day runs from sunrise to sunrise. These conventions show how early cultures divided time for daily life and rituals.
Browntown Social News Recaps Local Visits
Mrs C L Crago reports Browntown residents and guests in and around Monroe and South Wayne. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Van Der Mark and daughter Joyce return home after a visit with George C Michaels. Various callers include Mr and Mrs Herbert Soddy, Roy Crago, Mr and Mrs Harry Thurber, and Mr and Mrs Fred Maxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert van der Mark
Joyce
Chicago
George C. Michaels
Charles Larson
Herbert Soddy
Monroe
Roy Crago
South Wayne
Harry Thurber
Wisconsin Dells
Fred Maxes
Fe BS Mayer
Darlington
Mabel Larson
Veronica Stickerood
Elmer Englebrets
Chris Nybroten
Adams Township
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Saint Lotts
Liquor Sales Corp
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Bank Credit
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Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Oscar Nybroten
Eugene Doyle
Lamont
Arthur Hauser
Oa. Kenosha
Ireer
Becfort Brothers
Browntown, Wis
United Telephone Company
Wisconsin
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Rayon
Brent Quality
Sporting Goods Dept
Fed
Peg
Eickerale
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