Monroe Evening Times notices and circulation data
The Monroe Evening Times, published in Monroe Wisconsin, outlines ownership by Henry A Odell and lists subscription rates of 12 dollars per year in city, 7 dollars in Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois, with outside Wisconsin 8 dollars. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 20 pm and the paper is a member of Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Cowboys Battle Evening Drivers In Monroe Streets
Cowboy drivers stop sign jumpers in Monroe create hazardous driving conditions. Late night young motorists show reckless exhibitionism with squealing tires, quick starts, sudden stops, and needless horn blasts. The risky behavior may ease soon but could continue if offenders feel they can evade enforcement.
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Monroe
Spaak Heads Europe Belgium Council Leader Emerges
Sincere, intelligent and uncompromising figure has become the first leader of the new Europe Belgium council for Paul Henri Spaak. Spaak was nominated by Winston Churchill, the strongest advocate of a United States of Europe. His election as president was without opposition. The council aims to unite factions and begin steps to revitalize the continent.
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Council For Europe
Belgium
Paul Henri Spaak
Spaak
Winston Churchill
United States of Europe
Costly Loyalties and the White House Aide Affair
The piece argues the president's loyalty to friends fuels his popularity but suggests a retreat from defending friendship amid an inquiry into government contracts. It notes the aide's perspective may prevail and expects limited consequences, though the controversy unsettles White House calm.
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White House
Hoover Birthday Address Urges Self Reliance and Restraint
Former President Herbert Hoover, marking his 75th birthday, warns against collectivism and urges Americans to summon enduring qualities of self restraint integrity and courage. He argues the nation can avoid being overwhelmed by spending excess and calls for action beginning with the 1950 congressional elections.
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Herbert’ Hoover
Mr. Hoover
County Holstein Group Plans Aug. 28 Meeting
The Green County Holstein Breeders association will hold its annual meeting Sunday, August 28, at W. G. Timms farm, three miles south of Monroe on highway 69. President Ralph Stauffacher will preside. exhibit will feature progeny of Carnation Inspiration, top size owned by Tim, Hoffman, and Ruff. The Timms herd has shown at Darlington and the state fair, averaging over 460 pounds of fat.
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Green County Hostein Breeders Association
W. G. Timms
Monroe
Highway 69
Ralph Stauffacher
Carnation Inspiration
Timm
William Hoffman
John W. Ruff
Darlington Fair
Green County Fair
Salvage of Squalus marks history making lift off New Hampshire coast
Ten years ago on August 12 1959 the submarine Squalus was raised from the ocean floor near Portsmouth New Hampshire in a landmark salvage operation Colleen Meier wins 4 H showmanship at the fair E A Janke begins state cheese grader duties and Dr W G Bear named chief of medical staff at St Clare hospital with Dr E C Baumle as secretary Kathryn Stauffacher becomes bride of Willis Nuoffer and George C Bleiler receives death summons.
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Portsmouth
Colleen Meier
E. A. Janke
W. G. Bear
St. Clare Hospital
E. C. Baumle
Kathryn Stauffacher
Willis Nuoffer
George C. Bleiler
State Health Aide Reports Polio Cases Rise
Madison re port quotes Dr A F Zintek state epidemiologist noting polio fear often outweighs risk and that many infections are mild or unrecognized. He explains 1949 incidence up over last year, outlines five precautions for adults and children, and says no epidemic yet but warns of potential late summer surge.
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Madison
A. F. Zintek
Zingek
Zintek
Wisconsin
la Grosse
Chicago Averts Gasoline Famine
A limited fuel supply ride is expected as truck drivers for filling stations strike to push for a 17 percent wage increase. AFL Teamsters Local 705 reports 110 operators have agreed to continue hauling gasoline, supplying about 500 of Chicago's 3,000 stations after wage terms were accepted.
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Chicago
AFL Teamsters Local 705
H. E. Wood
Wood
Two Airlift Victims Honored by Air Force
The U S air force announced third oak leaf clusters to air medals posthumously for Lt Donald J Leeman Green Bay and T Sgt Herbert F Heining Fort Wayne Ind. They died in a July 12 C 54 crash in the Russian zone of Germany during an airlift mission.
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Air Force
Frankfurt
U. S. Air Force
Donald J. Leeman
Green Bay
Herbert F. Heining
Fort Wayne
Ind
Germany
Firemen Plan Trip to Chicago Railroad Fair
New Glarus firemen charter a bus to attend the Chicago railroad fair Sunday September 18. Wives of the firemen are invited to join the trip.
Enters Air Training for Basic Training in Texas
Allen Schuler, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Schuler, has enlisted in the air force and is receiving basic training in Texas.
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New Glarus
Allen Schuler
Floyd Schuler
Air Force
Texas
Nelson tops class at Fort Belvoir engine man course
James N. Nelson receives the certificate of achievement and rated top of his class upon completing the engine man's operating course at the engineering school in Fort Belvoir Virginia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nelson of Argyle.
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Blanchardville
James N. Nelson
Fort Belvoir
Nelson
Ole Nelson
Argyle
Error in Permit Frees Trip in Raid
A clerical error in a liquor license led to three gambling charges being dismissed in county court. Judge A N Whiting ruled the state raid by A J Fadness was illegal due to license wording. The sheriff’s office kept seized gaming equipment from the raid.
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A. N. Whiting
A. J. Fadness
William D. Young
Donald Griffiths
Robert Kasson
David W. Goodnough
Young’s Tavern
Goodnough
Dist
Arthur H. Strachan
Griffiths
Whiting
Sheriff's Department
University Professor Discusses Appliances
Miss Gladys Stillman, associate professor of home economics, led a demonstration on pressure cookers and freezers at a court house meeting attended by about 100 homemakers. Various models were tested for accuracy and movies were shown during the morning session.
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Gladys Stillman
Associated
Court House
Wrightstown Principal Resigns to Lead Denmark Schools
R O Miller, Wrightstown public schools principal for four years, resigns to become Supervising principal of schools at Denmark Brown county. He will be succeeded by W W Walsh, former Wrightstown principal now at Humboldt for several years.
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Denmark
Wrightstown
R. O. Miller
Brown County
W. W. Walsh
Humboldt
Albany Teacher Hired At Albany High School
Albany announces Ruth Merwin of Walworth has been hired as home economics teacher at Albany High School. She is a University of Wisconsin graduate, class of 1949.
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Albany
Ruth Merwin
Walworth
Haseen
Albany High School
The
University of Wisconsin
Church News: Evangelical United Brethren and More
Monticello Bethel New Glarus Fairfield and neighboring towns list pastors and service times. Rev Lawrence A Brown Preaches at Monticello and New Glarus. Rev Clarence E Immel at Fairfield. Rev Ralph K Kofoed oversees Monroe Browntown and South Wayne. services include Sunday school worship and sermons with topics like The Urge To Kill and Out of the Night. Christian Science and Christ Church also noted with service times.
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Evangelical United Brethren Immanuel
Howard L. Orians
Bethel
Lawrence A. Brown
Christian Endeavor
Monticello
New Glarus
Fairfield
Clarence E. Immel
Oakdale
New Church Openings and Services Listed
The community church notices list services for First Universalist St church plans to open in September, St John Evangelical and Reformed Ninth after Trinity services, Grace Lutheran with Rev Newell Mendenhall, Christian Twin Grove Bible School at 10:30, Mt Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod service at 10:30 led by Rev A Toepel, Assembly of God Sunday worship and Bible study, St Andrews Episcopal Ninth after Trinity church school at 9 and Eucharist at 9:30, Union Presbyterian school at 9:30 and worship 10:45, Lenior Westminster Fellowship at 7 and college age group at 8 with pastor Rev Dallas D Landrum.
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Sundmall
Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
ST. John's Evangelical and Reformed
Trinity
Green Lake Senior High
Paul C. Kehle
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Hurch
Newell ‘Mendenhall
MT. Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod
9Th Street
13Th Avenue
A. Toepel
Assembly OF God
L. E. Curtis
ST. Andrew's Episcopal
Lindsay O. Duvall
Union Presbyterian Church School
Lenior Westminster Fellowship
Monticello Zwingli
Martin Luther
Washington
Religious school and church services in Browntown area
Community notices list Vacation Bible School for ages 4 to 16 sponsored by Meth odist Browntown and Peace churches. Various church services and choir practices scheduled across Clarno Monticello and Browntown with worship times, Sunday school, and topics such as The Result of Me Will be and The Barriers Set by God in the Race for Salvation.
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Tion Bible School
Methodist Church of
Browntown
The
Peace Church
Prac
Browntown Women Guild
Walter Matt
Paul Tick
Milwaukee
Rufenacht
Monroe
P. m
Anna Hoeft
Fiation
Otto Diebel
St. Paul's Evangelical
Reloit
Wayne Township
NEW Apostolic
Salvation Army shifts Beloit leadership to Detroit corps
Maj. Sandy Nelson, longtime Salvation Army officer in Beloit, has been transferred to the Detroit Bowery corps. He will be succeeded in Beloit by Brig. A. J. Roberts, currently at Grand Rapids, announced Lt. Col. E. D. Hicks in Milwaukee.
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Sandy Nelson
Salvation Army
Beloit
Detroit Bowery Corps
E. D. Hicks
Milwaukee
A. J. Roberts
Grand Rapids
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