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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1948
Page
2
Tobin Attacks Taft-Hartley as Labour Law Blow
Editorial notes Maurice Tobin president's labor secretary pick denounces Taft-Hartley as a blow to unionism and urges a return to the New Deal one-sided policy. It argues his stance ignores worker gains and would restore court and union power, hindering labor peace.
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Maurice Tobin
Tobin
Mr. Tobin
Truman
Rehearsals Echo 1914 War Fears in 1948
A Berlin datelined item notes American, French and British troops conducting all night maneuvers in Germany while Russian forces finish joint drills near zonal frontiers. Observers warn of crowds unsettled by memories of a past war, though Washington experts deny a repeat, a claim locals doubt.
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Berlin
Germany
Washington
Time To Register Monroe Electors Urged Before Sept. 8
A warning to Monroe electors not yet qualified who plan to vote in the September primary. Registration deadline is September 8, a few weeks away. Prospective voters should check with the city clerk to verify qualification and safeguard their citizenship rights.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Cheese Tops Firm's 1947 Purchases
The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. reported 1947 purchases at Green Bay totaling 84.7 million dollars with cheese leading at 100 million pounds for aging and processing. Fluid milk was the next largest item as Wisconsin products emphasized quality standards for nationwide distribution.
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Wisconsin
Green Bay
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Mrs B H Roderick to Hostess at Centennial Exposition
Mrs B H Roderick will serve as hostess Saturday and Sunday August 21 and 22 and again Sunday August 28 in the women's building at the centennial exposition at state fair park West Allis. She is a member of the women's committee for the centennial event.
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Brodhead
B. H. Roderick
State Fair Park
West Allis
Roderick
Detained Budapest Correspondent Faces Reuters Probe
Budapest interior ministry announces detention of Aurel Varannai, Reuters Budapest correspondent, for allegedly sending unfounded and abusive messages that violated the interests of the republic. The action marks a government move against a foreign news office affiliate.
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Budapest
Interior Ministry
Aurel Varannai
Reuters
Aug 19 1938 Women’s Handicap Golf Champion Named
Mrs. John D. Germann Jr. wins the Aug 19 1938 handicap golf tournament at Monroe armory floor after 40 years of service. other notes include death claims in New York, Baumgartner head injuries, and border patrols amid refugee flows from Nazi territory.
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John D. Germann Jr
Monroe Armory
Leon Allen
Kathryn Jackson
New York
Anton Baumgartner
Recreation Park Drive
France
Switzerland
Mrs. Al Karlen Dies Former Albany Resident
Mrs. Al Karlen, a former Albany resident, died at the veterans home in Waupaca after a recent stroke. Funeral services were held in King, Wisconsin. The Karlen family had lived in Beloit then moved to the veterans home after winters there. Mr. Karlen, a tinsmith, is listed as a former Monroe resident.
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al Karlen
Albany
Veterans’ Home
Waupaca
King, Wis
Karlens
Karlen
Beloit
Monroe
Manning-led party wins broad majority in provincial election
Manning and his nine cabinet colleagues secured seats as his party captured at least 42 of 57 provincial legislature seats in yesterday's vote. The tally confirms a strong mandate for the administration.
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Ning
Manning
Baptist Meet Set for Cleveland Conference in 1950
The world Baptist Alliance will hold its next conference in Cleveland, Ohio in 1950, announced executive secretary Dr. Arnold T. Ohrin. The exact date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Meet
London
World Baptist Alliance
Cleveland
Arnold T. Ohrin
Britain to ease cigarette shortage by buying tobacco abroad
A government spokesman said Britain plans to ease the nationwide tobacco shortage by purchasing more leaf from non-dollar countries as a substitute for U S bought leaf. The move aims to stabilize supply amid limited dollar purchases.
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Seane
Britain
U. S
Go Back Into Power Edmonton's Social Credit Regains Rule
Alberta's Social Credit government retained power in a fourth term after a provincial election. Prime Minister Ernest Manby and party officials praised the victory as a continuation of the long governing era begun in 1935.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Social Credit
Social Credit Party
Ernest Man
Miss Laura Hilliard Passes in Warren at 83
Albany special reports Miss Laura Hilliard 83 of Warren died at home at 3 yesterday morning. A nurse trained at Freeport General, she moved to Warren in 1881 and was the sister of the late Lon Hilliard. Survived by nieces and nephews from Albany Freeport Warren and Florida. Funeral Friday at 2:30 in Warren home with Rev Melvin Johnson. Elmwood Cemetery burial in Warren.
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Albany
Laura Hilliard
Warren
Hilliard
Lon Hilliard
Chicago Union Hospital
Ebenezer and
Phoebe Milks Hilliard
Argyle
Freeport General
Frank Hilliard
Trella Webb
F. F. Welty
Freeport
Josephine Worthing
Merritt Hilliard
Florida
Melvin Johnson
Sycamore Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
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