Publication notice and subscription details
The notice states exclusive republication rights for local news to The A Press and AP dispatches. It lists subscription rates for carriers in Monroe and mail options in Wisconsin and Illinois, with yearly prices and payment requirements. Office hours are from 8:30 p m to 6:00 p m, with a provided phone number.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Ottephenson County
Ill
Consin
Stepheen
Cue Ill
Gefice
Truman blasts Eisenhower and MacArthur in televised tirade
President Truman held a staged news conference that attacked General Eisenhower and General MacArthur over Korea. He defended his stance on inviting the President-elect to the White House and claimed Eisenhower’s Korea trip was demagoguery. He also accused MacArthur of faulty information and insubordination while urging future cooperation with the incoming administration.
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Truman
Gen. Eisenhower
Gen. MacArthur
Mr. Truman
White House
Korea
Missouri
Marine Corps
Navy
Eisenhower
Far East
Gen
Bowl of Soup Costs $25,000 in Jewelry
Irving Jd. Schwartz said he left a black suitcase containing $25,000 in jewelry unattended for a few minutes in a Milwaukee restaurant near the depot. The 72 year old salesman explained he placed the bag by the cashier before ordering soup and then turned to eat as it vanished.
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Milwaukee
Irving
Schwartz
New York City
Chicago
State supreme court prepares for Heil Goodland line of succession
A 1942 notice notes the Wisconsin Supreme Court building its case to decide whether Governor Julius Heil or Lt Governor Walter Goodland should serve as chief executive for the next two years. Other items include wartime casualty reports, obituaries, and local civic events spanning multiple decades.
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State Supreme Court
Julius P. Heil
Walter S. Goodland
Maurice O. Ringhand
Co. K
New Guinea
Albany
K. W. Blackford
Coolidge
South Pacific
Monroe
John W. Rufi herd includes all time state Holstein champion
The John W. Rufi herd of registered Holsteins includes Queen Cascade Ollie, an all time state champion who placed second in junior four year old cows and produced 19 974 pounds of milk and 803 7 pounds of butterfat. Nowisco MB B Alberta won first with 19 719 pounds milk and 1 007 1 pounds butterfat. The Chippewa Falls animal ranks second nationally for age in herd test and first for the advanced registry title.
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John W. Rufi
Queen Cascade Ollie
Nowisco MB B
Alberta
Northern Wisconsin
Col
Ony and Training School
Chippewa Falls
Santa Claus To Join In Albany's Parade
Albany special report announces Santa Claus will join the Christmas parade at 7:30 p m Saturday with the theme Christmas Wonderland. church and rural and village schools plus pre schoolers will participate. groups meet at village hall parade down Christmas Lanes then gather at the old mill corner for a Christmas ree. high school chorus and community singing planned. outdoor lights judged by Harry J Bellahan and Stewart F Kingston Wisconsin Power and Light.
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Albany
Santa Claus
Old Mill Corner
Main
Water Streets
Harry J. Bellahan
Stewart F. Kingston
Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Albany Herald
U S Suit Names Big Soap Firms
The government filed an anti trust suit in Federal District Court at Newark New Jersey naming Proctor and Gamble Colgate Palmolive Lever Brothers and the trade group Association of American Soap and Glycerine Producers It alleges they control about 75 percent of national household soap sales and 90 percent of newer detergent business The detergent market size was about 710 million dollars last year
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Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
Gen
Blanchardville Students Plan Christmas Program
Blanchardville grade school prepares its annual Christmas program to be held Wednesday in the school gymnasium. Each grade will perform numbers under its teacher and the program will feature group songs led by Mrs. Lois Nelson.
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Blanchardville
Lois Nelson
Rudolph
Skid Kills Passenger in Wisconsin Snowstorm
Frank Crady, 72, of Cambria, was killed when a car driven by his brother Delbert skidded off Columbia County Trunk P four miles east of Cambria during a snow storm.
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Cambria
Wis
Frank Crady
Delbert
Columbia County
Here
Wisconsin dairy cow completes production test with 12247 pounds milk
Holstein cow owned by C O Gilmore Woodford finishes a 335 day twice daily milking test yielding 12247 pounds milk and 458 pounds butterfat. Test began at age two years five months amid dry conditions complicating cattle health in western regions.
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Green Line Homestead Legis
C. O. Gilmore
Woodford
Wisconsin farm prices dip again in November report
November farm prices in Wisconsin fell about six percent from October and stayed below the prior year. Milk prices leveled with October and were six percent higher than November 1951, while poultry rose eleven percent from the previous month. Eggs and meat-animal prices moved lower than October, and the November index stood at 315 percent of the 1910-14 average, about one and a half percent below October and over two percent below November last year.
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Wisconsin
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Choir Broadcast by Milton College Madam Kathryn Krauss Choir
Milton College choir with Miss Kathryn Krauss daughter of Mr and Mrs Gottlob Krauss will be heard on a Chicago radio station tonight at 1030 p m The choir traveled to Chicago last weekend to record tonight's program for broadcast.
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Milton College
Kathryn Krauss
Gottlob Krauss
Chicago
Whales Can Hold Breath Underwater Extended Dives
Whales breathe air but can stay submerged for up to 45 minutes. This adaptation supports long dives to feed and migrate, highlighting their efficient oxygen use and large lung capacity.
Brodhead Plans New Southeast Sewer System
In Brodhead the south side sewerage lift station and new lines may cost about 25 000 dollars with a lift station at the corner of 1eth street and east 6th avenue. The city owns the property and seeks state health board approval. The project includes a 13 000 dollar lift station and 11 000 dollar lines to serve the southeast district from 12th to 17th streets. The city also bought 10 acres south of the oil plant for expansion for 1 000 dollars from Fred and Mabel Hahlen. Tax rate jump of 1 dollar per thousand for five years would cover costs.
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Brodhead
South Side
1Éth Street
East 6Th Avenue
State Board of Health
12Th Street
17Th Street
Fred
Mabel Hahlen
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