Local News Publication Notice From Monroe Paper
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Editorial Rallying the Industry calls for action against federal interference
E G Robbins Chicago legal counsel for Armour and Co urged cheese producers to shield the foreign type cheese industry from government crackdowns. He outlined five actions including self evaluation, simple clear messaging, public education, and building Madison and Washington ties to ensure rational enforcement and prompt correction of mistakes. The outlook remained cautious yet constructive for industry unity.
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E. G. Robbins
Chicago
Armour and Co
Robbins
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Madison
Washington
Meany Wins Clean Hands Test at AFL-CIO Convention
George Meany secured a strong AFL-CIO vote for a clean hands policy barring readmission of the exiled Teamsters until James Hoffa is removed. The stance aims to keep the union out while Hoffa remains in control, with Walter Reuther among backers for broader labor unity amid ongoing Teamster tensions. A 1901 Robert Scott cabin endures in Antarctica as a side note.
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George Meany
Miami Beach
Teamster
James Hoffa
Meany
Teamsters
Hoffa
AFL - Cio
Walter Reuther
Labor
United Batte
The Chimes of Normandy shines at Monroe High
Glancing backward at Monroe history shows the 1951 high school mixed chorus presenting The Chimes of Normandy on December 12. Nearby, Green County marks its ninth traffic fatality of the year with the infant son of Twin Grove store operators among the victims. In Madison, ADA head D. McKee and FDA/FBI leaders meet with President Truman to discuss upcoming tax scandal responses. 1936 memories recall Edward VIII’s abdication and Elizabeth’s early life moments. Other era notes include robberies, notable local settlers, and turn-of-the-century trades and illnesses.
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Normandy
Green County
Andrew Bell
Twin Grove
Lyman D. McKee
ADA of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
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Truman
White House
Capitol Hill
Great Britain
Edward VIII
Albert Frederick Arthur George
House of Commons
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Elizabeth
League of Nations Council
Lettie E. Bentley
California
Right on Schedule 32nd Troops Finish First Training Task
Wisconsin’s 32nd Infantry Division completes its first training phase at Fort Lewis. The Red Arrow unit has focused on individual soldier skills, bayonet, grenade, range firing, and escape and evasion. The second phase shifts to company level coordination for larger actions, aiming for rapid readiness for deployment in diverse terrains.
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32Nd
Red Arrow
Fort Lewis
Berlin
The
Arctic
Yakima
Air Force releases funds for Truax chapel annex
Washington reports the Air Force has released 76000 for a military construction project at Truax Air Force Base in Madison. Senator Alexander Wiley announced the funding action.
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Pruax
Washington
Air Force
Truax Air Force Base
Madison
Alexander Wiley
Jack Mason Dies in California After Verona Life
Jack Mason M1 formerly of Verona died this past week at his home in San Marcos California where he moved five years ago Services were held last Friday and burial was in San Marcos cemetery The Mason farmed in Verona area for years and he was a Philgas employee in retirement Survivors include his wife Hazel Walker two sons LeRoy Weimar California and Loren Babe San Marcos no sisters Mrs S S Gordon Verona and Mrs Iguerite Packard Milwaukee and five grandchildren
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Jack Mason
Verona
San Marcos
Calif
California
S. S. Gordon
Iguerite Packard
Milwaukee
We Must Never Stop Learning About New Medicines
A promotional piece outlines yearly growth in new medicines for physician prescribing. It describes stocking, studying dosage and storage, interactions, and therapeutic uses in a prescription laboratory. It invites physicians to ask questions, order pickup or delivery, and encourages patients to entrust their prescription compounding to the provider.
Kennedy Campaign Notes In Coal Region West Virginia
In Cabin Creek area Kennedy spoke amid economic revival talk as the nation faces unemployment and industry changes. West Virginia shows mixed signs with relief programs, food stamps, and new jobs while automation reduces labor needs.
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Kennedy
Eskdale
Stina Heltefren
Robertson
West Vir
Nehman Boys
Washington
West Virginia
South
Charleston
McDowell County
McDowell
State Bureau of Labor
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