Monroe Evening Times Classified Note From Editorial Page
An archival snippet notes the Monroe Evening Times imprint with post office second class matter status under Congress act. It includes President Emery A Odell and Associated Press republication rights and subscription rates for city carrier, in Wisconsin, and outside Wisconsin.
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Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Segphensos County
Safety and Speed Under 65 MPH Limit Faces Driver Reaction
The state DMV worries motorists may treat 65 mph daylight as a normal driving pace though hazards like abrupt turns rain and traffic make 5 mph above risky. Experts urge drivers to view 65 mph as a legal ceiling and reduce by 10 to 15 mph. Night 55 mph limits seen as too fast on Green County highways with glare and shadows affecting drivers.
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Green County
Busy Glarus villagers stage Wilhelm Tell pageant
Busy villagers prepare for the twelfth annual Wilhelm Tell pageant in New Glarus with German and English performances. The community depots time and effort amid busy schedules to present an old world tale with fine costumes and earnest amateur performances attracting visitors from many states.
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Glarus
Schiller
New Glarus
Britain protests Marshall plan aid reduction
The piece argues that Britain resists cutting Marshall aid from 1.5 billion to 842 million, warning that a British economic crash could jeopardize U S interests and urging a careful, effective rescue rather than repeating past missteps like the China case.
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Marshal Aid Nations
Britain
Tottering
China
Middleton Honors 50-Year Physicians at Middletown parade
Middleton honored two doctors for 50 years of service. Dr. C. E. Allen and Dr. A. G. Rowley received engraved watches as a mass band played. Over 5,000 spectators watched a two hour parade in Middletown yesterday.
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Awany—Ywpeiey
C. E Allen
Middleton
L. H. Allen
Veterinary
Albany
Middletown
C. E. Allen
A. G. Rowley
Miss Lucille Schmoldt Weds Raymond J. Myers in Aug
Wedding notices list Miss Lucille Schmoldt marrying Raymond J. Myers. Other items note Aug 22 1939 archival events and local society happenings including a band concert and agricultural prizes.
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Earl P. Wickersham
Monroe High School
Sir Echo
Lucille Schmoldt
Raymond J. Myers
Bruce Babler
New Glarus
Biocytin Vitamin Found by Accident
Cambridge scientists report the discovery of a new vitamin named biocytin found accidentally in yeast extract during research on biotin. The compound is colorless, produced in tiny amounts, and requires months to purify. Researchers from Sharp and Dohme and Merck note its growth promoting and bacterial stimulation properties.
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Cambridge
England
Lemuel B. Wright
Sharp and Dohme, Inc
Philadelphia
Wright
Max Eller Wins Milwaukee Death Notice
Max T. Helser, 72, founder and chairman of Milprint Inc., died in Tucson after months of illness. He retired as president of Milwaukee printing firm and moved to a Tucson ranch about two years ago. Kile is nearly 25 times as long as it is wide.
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Max Eller
Milwaukee
Max T. Helser
Milprint, Inc
Tucson
Albany Car Damaged By Flames at Farm
Fire broke out Saturday at 5 p m damaging a car owned by Frank Schwerin parked in the garage of the Schwerin home near Albany. The couple had just returned from Evansville. Smoke filled a rear room as Schwerin prepared to go to the barn. A visitor ran to a neighbor for help and a bucket brigade formed before firefighters arrived. the car was removed and the fire came under control. The loss was estimated at several hundred dollars.
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Frank Schwerin
Evansville
Schwerin
Wili Schwerin
Will Zimmerli
Albany Fire Department
Des Moines Editor Harvey Ingham Dies at 90
Harvey Ingham, longtime Iowa editor and former head of the Des Moines Register and Tribune, has died at age 90 in a Des Moines hospital after a brief illness. He served 60 years in Iowa journalism, including 40 years as editor of the Register and Tribune, retiring in 1943 after editing a weekly Algona paper for two decades.
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Harvey Ingham
Des Moines
Ves Moines
Vey
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Ingham
Iowa
Algona
Mine Strike Broken at Lota Mine Eviction Ends Standstill
Troops cleared the Lota coal mine after a sitdown strike involving over 1,000 workers. Police arrested 35 communist leaders as officials quoted miners who claimed communist spokesmen asserted the government had fallen.
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Santiago
Lota
State Fair Draws Crowd at West Allis Milestone
Milwaukee residents flocked to the Wisconsin State Fair in West Allis drawing 138,782 attendees, the second largest nine day opening in 98 years. A national AAA 100 mile race boosted numbers alongside near perfect weather and a traffic delay after a streetcar struck Officer Lewis Kopif. Children’s Day offers free or reduced admission and midway rides as the nine day fair opens with higher than 1946 opening attendance.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
West Allis Fairgrounds
West Allis
Lewis Kopif
Freed Slayer Held on Murder Charge in Barroom Slaying
Amos Niedzialkowski, freed under a quick justice ruling, faces a murder charge for shooting his second wife Madeline Patricia Koszyk in a barroom. He previously killed his first wife with a borrowed shotgun. He married Koszyk in 1948 after leaving Southern Michigan prison. Koszyk’s companion Anthony Koszyk, 34, produced a 1947 marriage license. In Cumberland Maryland, 71-year-old Frank J. Schneller, Spanish American War and World War I veteran, is elected head of the Purple Heart society.
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Leon
Morster
Quick Justice
Armand Meneghel
Bernard Niedzialkowski
Madeline Patricia Koszyk
Niedzialkowski
Brunet
Southern Michigan
Anthony Koszyk
Purple Heart
Cumberland
Madison
Order of the Purple Heart
Frank J. Schneller
Brown County official dies by self-inflicted gunshot
Justin Steene a 43 year old Brown County court register in probate for twenty years was found dead from a bullet wound in the basement of his home yesterday a deer rifle lay beside the body police said.
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Green Bay
Justin Steene
Brown County Court Register
Swiss cheese market steady as week ends August 18
The Swiss cheese market, reported by the Federal-State market news service in Madison, remained steady with light demand and receipts affected by scorching late June and early July weather. State brands ranged 42 to 47 cents per pound, grinders 31 to 32.
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Helen E. Steuri
Madison
Wisconsin
United Nations Budget for 1950 Set at 44 Million
Secretary General Trygve Lie estimated the U.N. budget for 1950 at 44,314,398 dollars to run the organization next year. The proposed budget is 605,295 dollars above 1949, with net operating costs placed at 39,873 dollars after 5,106,525 dollars in miscellaneous income are deducted. A balance from last year will cut about 1,000,000 dollars more.
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Wane Ouevess
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Lie
U. N
Shrine Groups Set For Area Conclave in Dodgeville
Western Wisconsin Shrine convention at Dodgeville on Sept. 17 announces appointment of membership committees for Monroe Monticello New Glarus Gratiot Blanchardville Darlington Shullsburg and other areas. Initiation ceremonies followed by Zor parade features include bands Arab patrol camels clowns and banners in the Dodgeville afternoon procession.
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Dodgeville
Monroe
Louis J. Benkert
Roland W. Blaha
Floyd A. Davis
LaVerne C. Gallitz
Zenno A. Gorder
Earl R. Johnson
Oscar N. Johnson
Louis H. Kohli
William C. McCutchin
Alois H. Ruf
Leon O. Schmidt
Monticello
Harry H. Haddinger
Zor
Shrine
Keller Injured After Falling Asleep In Car Crash
Clark Reller, also named Keller, sustained face and chest bruises when asleep at the wheel caused his car to strike a parked truck and two trees at the Merle Waelti residence in Juda. He was treated locally and taken to the farm home. Green county residents attend a joint county school committee meeting at Lake Geneva with Paul Severson Browntown, Delores Stephenson Albany, Ruth Schlicher, Florence Wartenweiler and Helen Rupnow listed among attendees.
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Clark Reller
Monroe
Feee
Merle Waelti
Juda
Newcomer
Juta
Keller
Green County
Joint County School Committee
Lake Geneva
Paul Severson
Browntown
Delores Stephenson
Albert Zimerli
Albany
Ruth Schlicher
Florence Wartenweiler
Helen Rupnow
Luther League Plans Mt Horeb Convention
The Mt Horeb Luther League circuit convention meets at Yellowstone Lutheran Church Argyle on Saturday and Sunday with Oscar Anderson of Minneapolis as guest speaker. Rev M A Sorenson leads a choral union concert Sunday afternoon directed by Otto Festbe Cross Plains. Solos feature Yvonne Thompson Dodgeville Bradford Hustad Mr Horeb Mrs Everett Ingwill and Alice Lien Blanchardville with Leonard Garner Dodgeville.
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Luther League
Mt. Horeb
Argyle
Mt Horeb
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Oscar Anderson
Minneapolis
International Luther League
A. Sorenson
Delores Hanson
Woodford
Glen Roen
Boscobel
Darlene Gillette
Black Earth
Charles Lease
Dodgeville
Nordeen Gilbertson
Lone Rock
Choral Union
Otto Festbe
Cross Plains
Wisconsin moves to buy land for Lafayette Yellowstone area
The Wisconsin conservation commission approved the purchase of 397 acres from Philo Andrews of Darington and an equal amount from Jack Kenyon of Maple Park for the Yellowstone conservation area in Lafayette county.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Yellowstone
Lafayette County
Philo Andrews
Darington
Jack Kenyon
Maple Park
Fires Sweep France Kill At Least 78 in Southwest
Raging forest fires in southwest France have killed at least 78 people and wiped out whole villages, marking France's worst disaster since the war.
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France Sordeaux
Ftires
France
States Employing Nearly One Million
The census bureau reports 982000 state government jobholders as of last April with a $197 million monthly payroll, a record in both headcount and pay. Employment rose 61 percent from a year earlier, and payroll grew 15 percent to $200 per month per worker, driven by colleges and schools accounting for large shares of personnel and payroll. Eggs of various birds reptiles and fish have been eaten by people in parts of the world.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Don’t Neglect Piles and Colon Troubles
A health ad offers a free book explaining dangers of pile and colon ailments and related conditions, urging readers to seek information on prevention and treatment.
Free 160 page book on rheumatic conditions offered
Negiccveu suggests focusing on fistula colon troubles and infection risk. Learn about rheumatic and other chronic conditions. Offered by McCleary Clinic and Hospital located at E2011 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Mo.
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McCleary Clinic
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