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The notice lists subscription prices and terms: carrier in Monroe Wisconsin and Stephenson county NL at 12.50 per year, by mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson county NL at 7 per year, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson county NL at 38 per year. All subscriptions must be prepaid to meet postal rules. Office hours are 8:30 am to 6:20 pm.
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Associated Press
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Hog Independence and Farm Price Plans Debate
An editorial critiques economist plans for farm program subsidies and price controls. It notes Secretary Brannan's push for subsidies to set market levels, cites the hog market showing prices above the proposed support level, and argues against regulatory attempts to predict or fix national hog prices. The piece questions payment of differences by hog raisers and calls for avoiding overcontrolled economic schemes.
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Brannan
Chicago
Polio funds need help from county towns for DDT spraying
Green county polio care needs support from municipalities as the polio fund cannot cover all DDT spraying costs. The county asks towns to share the $2,000 required, with Monroe city council already authorizing $650. The March of Dimes raised funds last spring but they cannot cover ongoing treatment costs for about 30 paralysis cases.
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Green County
Monroe
Britain and Russia clash over slave labor charges at UN
Britain and Russia traded accusations in Geneva as Britain alleged 10,000,000 state workers live under a mass production slave labor system. Russia dismissed the claim as a smoke screen amid UK labor troubles. The United States urged a UN commission to investigate forced labor worldwide with emphasis on large-scale abuses.
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Wseneva
Ury
Pisses
sorMally
Russia
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Britain
United States
U. N
U. S
Man Leaps From Golden Gate Bridge Near Death
A man about 45 years old jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge last night as a highway patrolman attempted to intervene. He became the bridge's 116th self infliction death. A bracelet on his wrist bore the name Glenn R. Burbank.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Glenn R. Burbank
Kiwanis beat Legion in softball at annual picnic
Glancing Backward item notes Kiwanis Club defeated the American Legion 11 to 6 in a softball game that capped the Kiwanis picnic. Also featured: Francis P. Hyland elected treasurer of Alpha Kappa chapter Phi Theta Pi. Monroe golfers beat Brodhead 39 to 26. Krueger and Elmer to represent Green County in 4-H cattle judging at the state fair.
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Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Francis P. Hyland
Alpha Kappa Chapter
Phi Theta Pi
International Scholastic Commerce Fraternity
Monroe
Brodhead
Decatur Lake
Charles Krueger
Ralph Elmer
Green County
Social Events Tie Miss Jane Zimmerman To Koehler at Nougart
Lue Savage and Miss Jane Zimmerman were married yesterday at St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church Nougart near Merrill. The ceremony was at 1 30 pm with attendants Mrs Glen Brosowsky and Wen del Wunschell. Koehler, son of Mr and Mrs Irvin Koehler, plans to attend Stevens Point this fall. Several Juda area residents attended. Transfer list from Buckeye unit noted. transfers and hostesses listed. Also announced engagement of Violet Gene McCool to Eugene Mellen.
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Lue Savage
Jane Zimmerman
Martin Zimmerman
Merrill
Myron Koehler
Oakley
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nougart
Glen Brosowsky
Wendel Wunschell
Juda
Koehler
Irvin Koeh
Charles T. McCool
Browntown
Violet Gene
Eugene Mellen
Peterson Fetzek Marriage Revealed in Yellowstone Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Albert Peterson of Darlington announce the July 23 marriage of their daughter Arlene to George Fetzek, son of Frank Fetzek of Oklee Minnesota, at St Michael's church in Yellowstone. Rev Paul Dwyer officiated the double ring ceremony with Miss Virginia Cleary as bridesmaid and Richard Fetzek as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the Coffey home.
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Albert Peterson
Darlington
Arlene
George Fetzek
Frank Fetzek
Oklee
Minn
St. Michael's Church
Yellowstone
Paul Dwyer
Virginia Cleary
Richard Fetzek
Joseph Coffey
Hemphill Kelly Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs Albert Hemphill announce the marriage of their daughter Shirla to Theodore Kelly son of Mrs Emma Kelly Monroe on Wednesday afternoon July 27 at Dubuque Attendants were Robert Abersold and Joan Dunwiddie of Monroe The couple will reside at 2302 15th Avenue Monroe after a short honeymoon in northern Wisconsin
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Vranger
Albert Hemphill
Shirla
Theodore Kelly
Emma Kelly
Monroe
Dubuque
Robert Abersold
Joan Dunwiddie
Wisconsin
15Th Avenue
October wedding planned for Mellenberger kin in Brown town
Social notes from Brodhead and Orangeville recount gatherings and reunions. An October wedding is being planned for Berger son of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Mellenberger in Brown town. Stair group met for a picnic dinner and reunion with numerous guests from Beloit Schenectady and Milwaukee. Orangeville high school class of 1944 held a reunion at Krape park in Freeport with about 30 attendees and a vote for next year. Fidelity Juvie club to host annual wiener roast at Howe's woods meeting at Mrs. Goecks home. Stork shower hosted for Mrs. Gene Pinnow with banco games. Mrs. C W Fleck entertained in honor of Mrs. Flora Stevens.
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Berger
Werner Mellenberger
Stair Group
Brodhead
A.A. TenEyck
Stair
Faith Hartman
Janesville
Richard Hartman
Beloit
William W. Smith
Schenectady
N. Y
Robert Barber
Roland Barber
West Bend
Elsie Barber
Milwaukee
Flora Stevens
Oak Park
H. S. Stair
Steven
Lara Stair
Clara’ Holcomb
Orangeville
Krape Park
Freeport
Fidelity Juvie Club
Howe's Woods
Herbert D., Goecks
10Th Street
Illinois Night Racing Bill Allows Midnight Starts
Governor Adlai E Stevenson signed into law a bill permitting night thoroughbred and trotting races in Illinois. The measure lifts previous limits of 7 p m, allowing events to run until midnight at running tracks. Arlington and Ashington parks official Benjamin Lindheimer said horsemen would be consulted before any changes are implemented.
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Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
Pete
Arlington and Ashington Parks
Chicago
York Lutheran church repairs under way with cement floor
Guardville Times reports workmen lay the new cement floor in the basement of York Lutheran church as repairs continue. In the 13th ward, new cement walks and gutters are finished, and on Second Street west of the schoolhouse new walks and gutters have been laid.
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Guardville
Times Special
York Lutheran
Mrs Roy Hefty Heads New Orangeville Group
Last Friday a group of women met at the Roy Hefty home to form a new home bureau unit. They elected Mrs Hefty as chairman and Mrs Leo Rusk as vice president with Mrs I O Shaffer serving as secretary and treasurer. The third Friday was chosen for club night and the next meeting will be at the Della Seidel home. New members added were Mrs Roy Hefty and Mrs I O Shaffer.
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Orangeville
Aimes Opec
Home Bureau
Roy Hefty
Hefty
Leo Rusk
I. O. Shaffer
Della Seidel
Mmes
Pollution Control Fund Bill Approved
Gov Rennebohm signed a bill providing $125,000 for the water pollution committee for 1949 to 1951, about $75,000 more than the prior biennium. It allows hiring a fulltime director to supervise anti pollution work and directs the attorney general to enforce the panel's orders.
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Madison
Water Pollution Committee
Wisconsin
Rennebohm
State agency funding plan and ad funding highlights
Willful violations are in creased. Other measures signed by the chief executive will permit the building commission to organize a non profit corporation for erection of new offices for state agencies. Give the University of Wisconsin 30000 and the state agriculture department 45000 for broadening markets for farm products. Increase the highway commission budget from 750000 to 1100000 annually. Give the state historical society 10000 a year to run its museum. Want Ads are big producers.
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Building Commission
University of Wisconsin
State Agriculture Department
The
Highway Commission
State Historical Society
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Wade
Congress
A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Evening Times
George Brandenberg
Spring Grove
Moncke
Alice Legler
Albert E. Kundert
Charles Welton
Co. H
W. H. Caradine
Boulder
Colo
High School Athletic Association
H. L. Ball
James Fidler
Monticello
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Stearns and Schultz
Fruit Star
Clarence Barker
Glenn Keuler
Vernon Best
Donald Leck
C. B. Bridge
James Whittenberg
Elroy Hughes
Miles Barr
Frederick Rickleff
Glen Bolender
Louis Zipsie
Wilmer Palmer
Otto Folgate
James
Fred Zunker
John Babler
Vera Heck
David Miller
Glen Geiter
Buckeye
Zunker
Mrs. Babler
Foot “Teol
Kempfert
Peterson-Fetzek
Hemphill-Kelly
Coronado
Great Valea
Chamberlain
Botti Ars
George Shippy
Gordon Priewe
Norma Schony
Stork
Gene Pinnow
Priewe Nome
Banco
Stevens Brodhead
C. W. Fleck
Ihionis
Mrs
New Orangeville Group
Bauman
Roy Hensley
Eugene
Pollution Control Fund
Dean
Evansville
Lions Club and
Leota School
Featuring
Palomino
Memorial Field
Brennan
Georgia
North Carolina
California
Sturacon Bay
Michigan
Hi-C
C&h
Garver’s
Baler Twine
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