Monroe Daily Journy Subscription Rates and Details
Founded October 13 1898 the Monroe Daily Journal lists affiliations with AP Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau. Subscription rates are 12.50 yearly in city, 7 in Wisconsin and Stephenson county IL, 8 elsewhere with advance payment required. Office hours 8 30 am to 5 pm and phone 3.
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Centize Dasly
Monroe Daily Jour
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
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Ill
Farewell to Monroe public servant George Meythaler
George J. Meythaler, a longtime Monroe public servant and veteran of the Spanish American War, retired after 25 years on the city council. His varied roles as farmer, mail carrier, and county fair official reflected deep community ties, and residents will remember his hometown dedication.
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George J. Meythaier
Meythaler
Monroe
Churchill advocates unified European army to deter communism
The article reviews Winston Churchill's call for a unified European military defense to protect democracies from communist aggression. It notes his distrust of the Brussels five nation treaty and warns the United States may face limits in sending troops abroad. It adds that Europe’s plan could affect Germany and Austria duties, and stresses need for allied cooperation before expanding commitments in Asia.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
Council of Europe
Brussels
Germany
Austria
Asia
Europe
Toward Unity and Preparedness in Wartime Policy
The article argues for civilian mobilization and economic controls as steps toward national unity amid the Asiatic conflict. It notes Congress action on price and wage controls and tax reform to fund the war effort and urges calm leadership to anticipate crises rather than rely on ad hoc measures.
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Washington
Congress
Far East
Notable Deaths and Local News From August Listings
Ten years ago a Detroit man died in an auto crash near Brodhead and Ernest Hegi, a farm worker, was critically hurt while W. H. Penniston aged 87 died at Argyle. Also reported are Emery Howe and Mrs. Angie D. Green deaths, a lightning fire on a hog shed northeast of the city, and several minor injuries and local civic notes across the area.
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Detroit
Brodhead
Ernest Hegi
W. H. Penniston
Argyle
Gerald Norder
Emery Howe
Angie D. Green
Gifford-Crow
City
Three Muske teers Leave for Camp and Turk Becomes a Big Boy
The author recalls sending three older boys plus Turk to camp and the emotional calm that follows. Turk sleeps alone and earns his first independence, roasting bacon and foraging breakfast while his parents watch with pride and sorrow. Seniority among siblings proves tyrannical even in youth.
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Turk
President Acts In Railway Case
President Truman signed an executive order creating an emergency board to investigate labor disputes between 26 short line railroads and 16 non operating unions. The move blocks a strike for 60 days and directs carriers to receive consideration on complaints. Unions named include the International Association of Machinists and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
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Washington
Truman
International Association of Machinists
The
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
International Longshoremen’s Association
Balloon test used by Cornell doctors for stomach cancers
Cornell University doctors report a new balloon brush test to collect stomach cells for smear examination. In 33 patients with confirmed disease, the test detected malignant cells in 14 cases and suspicious cells in one, with two negatives.
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Cornell
Chicago
Cornell University
Journal of the American Medical Association
Military Expects No Steel Setbacks Amid Rearmament Push
The munitions board estimates the military will use five to six percent of U.S. steel production under Truman’s $10.5 billion supplemental program. Civilian needs will be met by diverting nonessential uses while maintaining stockpiles for a potential global conflict. Today the stockpile holds 71 items including tin, tungsten, copper, asbestos, rubber, and oils.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Munitions Board
Truman
Congress
Retail Buying Rate Up 9 Percent Over 1949 Level
Dun and Bradstreet reports a 5 to 9 percent year over year rise in retail sales for the week ended Wednesday. Promotions intensified to counter waning anticipatory buying and apparel clearance sales boosted volume, with coats and suits frequently purchased as seasonal expectations held.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Browntown Social Notes From Monroe Area
Mrs C L Crago reports visitations by Lada DeVoe and Patricia. Elwin DeVoe family. Herbert Soddy and daughters with Richard Saunders. Maria Whitehead and Etta Van Matre return from Big Bear lodge with Carl Blodgett family. Sterman Lawyer of Freeport accompanies. Eric Halverson and Gilbert Greenhill travel from Gratiot to Prairie du Chien. Johnnie Wilkie returns from time with Krause grandparents. Edward Shultz and Edward Runser visit Ward Merritt in Monroe.
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Lada DeVoe
Patricia
Elwin DeVoe
Herbert Soddy
Richard Saunders
Monroe
Madison
Blue Mounds
Maria Whitehead
Etta van Matre
Big Bear Lodge
Carl Blodgett
Sterman
Freeport
Eric Halverson
Gilbert Greenhill
Birthday Notices and Rabbit Hunt in Monticello
A listing shows birthdays for Roberta Ann Trotter Diana and others across towns like Argyle Woodford Monticello Juda and Madison. A story follows Jamie and Robbie in a garden rabbit hunt with homemade bow and arrow and a box trap ending with releasing five baby rabbits and a relieved mother.
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Robbie
Jamie
Mr. Shandy
New Members List Birthdates and Addresses
New members include Barbara Jane Trumpy of Belleville route 1 born Sept 25 1941 Audrey Ann Trumpy Belleville route1 Sept 27 1940 Judith Kay Trumpy Belleville route1 Feb 3 1944 Evelyn Eileen Trumpy Belleville route1 Nov 8 1946 Dennis Norman Trumpy Belleville route1 Feb 20 1948 Thomas James Trumpy Belleville route1 April 3 1950 Jennifer Lynn Roderick 2312 14th avenue Sept 19 1949 Delores Kay Lauper Woodford Aug 25 1948 Diane Kay Lehmann Brodhead route2 Aug 10 1947 Beverly Ann Sulzer 720 17th avenue Oct 11 1949.
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Barbara Jane Trumpy
Belleville
Audrey Ann Trumpy
Judith Kay Trumpy
Evelyn Eileen Trumpy
Dennis Norman Trumpy
Thomas James Trumpy
Jennifer Lynn Roderick
14Th Avenue
Delores Kay Lauper
Woodford
Diane Kay Lehmann
Brodhead
Beverly Ann Sulzer
17Th Avenue
Vacationing group visits near Winchester this week
Twin Grove guests Mrs. J. H. Beightol and family report Gordon Mohns Herbert Bell Jr and Dale Davis spending the week vacationing near Winchester. Mrs Beightol visits Mr and Mrs E C Barton Madison with Barton convalescing after surgery. Sunday guests include A E Duchesneau and children Beloit and John and Katherine St Charles Ill Ted Elder Beloit. Franklin Heinzelman Otto Steinman Monroe visited Andrew Bells. Oscar Walters in Freeport Monday. Dennis and Sandra Steckler return to Madison after a few days here. Glen Chambers Beloit and daughter visit Floyd Chambers.
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Gordon Mohns
Herbert Bell Jr
Dale Davis
Winchester
J. H. Beightol
E. C. Barton
Madison
Messrs
Mmes
Frank Heinzelman
Otto Steinman
Monroe
Andrew Bells
Oscar Walters
Freeport
Dennis
Sandra Steckler
Glen Chambers
Beloit
Floyd ,Chambers
Albany Visitors Bank on Northern Wisconsin Michigan Trip
Albany residents Mrs William Steindorf and family travel with Mr and Mrs Neil Pryce and daughter Roseanna and Mrs Evelyn Krause and daughter Helen and Stanley Thornton to northern Wisconsin and Michigan. Mr and Mrs John Christopher conduct several Chicago business days. Mrs Alta Qualley rents the A H Partridge house from G E Heitzman.
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Neil Pryce
Roseanna
Evelyn Krause
Helen
Stanley Thornton
Wisconsin
Michigan
John Christopher
Chicago
Alta Qualley
A. H. Partridge
G. E. Heitzman
Blue Ridge Parkway Link Shenandoah and Great Smoky Parks
The completed Blue Ridge Parkway will connect Shenandoah National Park in Virginia with Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina.
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Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina
Monroe Evening Times Club Membership Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Include name street or R F D postoffice date of birth and age as of last birthday.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times Co
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Evening Tames
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Willis S Morgan Taken at St Paul
Mrs. E W Bushnell learned of the death of her youngest brother Willis S Morgan 72 of St Paul after a heart attack at his home He was born Sept 19 1879 in Pleasant Valley near Hudson A former Northwestern Railroad express manager he ran two rooming houses in St Paul and was a River Falls normal school graduate He leaves his wife sister and a son Leonard and a brother Arthur of Portland Ore Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p m in St Paul with Mrs Bushnell and her daughter Edna Smith to attend.
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E. W. Bushnell
Willis S. Morgan
St. Paul
River Falls Normal School
Bushnell
Leonard
Arthur
Portland
Ore
Legislators Favor Annual Auto Plates
Madison committee recommends annual license plates to improve legibility. Considered changes include using letters for expiration months and removing the America’s Dairyland slogan. Plates would be retained by owners with new metal inserts each year, guiding future action for the 1951 legislature.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Army Won't Recall Veteran War Dogs
Washington says privately owned war dogs used in World War II will not be recalled to active duty. Owners loaned their dogs to guard depots and patrols and some became fierce before returning to civilian life. The army states it has all the dogs it needs now.
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Washington
Army
Fuel Oil Supplies Hinge on Weather
Weather conditions largely determine this winter’s fuel oil outlook for homeowners and industry alike. Demand may rise 20 percent with 700000 more oil burners, while stocks east of the Rockies sit about 17 percent below a year ago. Weak stocks could spark price rises even before frost, prompting calls for production discipline and possible government controls if a severe winter returns.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Rockies
Washington
Detroit
Finns Angry Over Atomic Weapon Searches Near Helsinki
Pravda reports Finns angry at American searches of Finnish ships for atomic weapons as they approach U S harbors. The protest centers on sovereignty and safety amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
United States
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Diane Lee Berg
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South Wayne
Many Mae Hill
Monticello
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Clarence Floyd Asmus
Jerry Dwayne LaBorde
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Judith Ann Hanson
Robert Edwin Schlittler
David Paul Leck
5Th Street
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9Th Street
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5Th
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Judy
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Blanchardville
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Albany
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Rocine
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