Inland Association News Rates and Publication Details
The Associated Press and Inland Association announce subscription rates and filing notes. City of Monroe and Stephenson county Wisconsin residents pay 12.50 per year, outside Wisconsin 36 per year. Subscriptions must be prepaid to meet postal rules and hours are 5:00 to 5:30 PM.
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Souree Daily Journal
Associated Press
Inland ‘Association
Audit’ Bureau of Circulation
Vuis
Monroe
GOP urges positive campaign to win voter support
A GOP briefing argues for an aggressive 1950 campaign to offer a clear political choice against the Fair Deal. It warns that defense and national security growth may erode freedoms, urging the party to mobilize a strong platform to rally disinterested voters and win back liberty through decisive action.
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Republican High Command
GOP
New and Fair Deal Party
Chicago
Committee For Economic Development
Liberty
Yuletide Home Lighting Contest Promotes Community Spirit
The Wat area embraces a growing Yuletide lighting effort as decorations bloom in business districts churches and homes. The contest aims to spread Christmas cheer citywide, encouraging colorful seasonal displays visible from outside while fostering fellowship and community cohesion.
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Yuletide
Daughter Sentenced by Judge Blaming Parents
A criminal court jury convicted Mrs. Dorothy Skeoch of murdering her six day old daughter Susan Elizabeth last Aug. 19 and sentenced her to 14 years in prison. Judge Julius Miner told Mr and Mrs Lovence of Botoria Ore that their daughter's act reflected poorly on their parenting while defense argued temporary insanity.
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Eimai St — Oy Yeas
Dorothy Skeoch
Tera
Julius
Minere
Julius Miner
Gecetes Lovence Ok Botoria Ore
Lamont
Miner
Police report notes improved German behavior in British zone
The public safety branch of the British control commission reports Germans in the British zone are behaving better. Police attribute the improvement to last year's currency reform which increased shop purchases and reduced the black market.
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Hamburg
Public Safety Branch
British Control Commission
Finland appeals to Russia on suspension of hostilities
Ten years ago Finland asked Russia to suspend the December 15 1939 hostilities and resume negotiations based on the principle of small nations right to self determination. Also noted are local obituaries marriages and civic notes across Monroe and Green County including Mrs Perry Kesler death Mrs Werner Stauffacher elected Green County Historical Society president and Willard N Van Matre death.
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Finland
Russia
Perry Kesler
Patricia Ann Thorpe
Roger Smith
Werner Stauffacher
New Glarus
Green County Historical Society
Willard N. van Matre
Monroe
Lake Bluff
Directory shows drop of 100 cheese plants in state
Green County lists 79 licensed cheese factories as of July 1 1949, down six since August 1947 and 21 from July 1 1948. statewide dairy directory notes 2,250 plants, with 1,313 cheese factories and 66.8 percent of butter and 93 percent of condensary products sold out of state in 1948, reflecting consolidation and shift in markets.
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Green County
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Fairy
Bowman Dairy Co
Brooklyn
Frautschu - Herbert
Rock County
Evansville Chees Co
Evansville
Taft Sees Voters Unmoved by Socialist Plans
Senator Taft after a 75 county tour says voters are mainly concerned with the public debt and government spending and show little interest in socialist, planned economy proposals. He asserts workers are not swayed by CIO AFL leadership.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
CIO
AFL
Big Four Postpone Austrian Pact Talks
The Big Four postponed discussions on an Austrian independence treaty as deputy foreign ministers agreed to pause efforts. They will reconvene in London on January 9, with a British spokesman signaling potential progress and noting Russian obstacles cited by Georgi N. Zarubin.
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Newburn
London
Georgi N. Zarubin
Bangkok Dog Poisoners Add Nine to Humane Squad
In Bangkok a nine member humane squad now targets stray dogs. The team begins each day feeding emaciated canines with chopped meat laced with strychnine tablets, expanding their effort to curb the dog population amid reports of cruelty and fear among residents.
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Bangkok
Beloit Adds 25 000 Kilowatt Power Unit at Blackhawk Station
Wisconsin Power and Light Co placed a 25 000 kilowatt steam generator at Beloit's Blackhawk plant on December 10. The unit raises Blackhawk capacity to 58 500 kilowatts and links to Monroe via a new 69 000 volt transmission line. Construction began April 1, 1948, at a cost about 3.5 million dollars, with steam produced in a 100 foot furnace boiler and coal burned under four nozzles delivering steam at 850 pounds pressure and 900 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Monroe
Beloit
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Blackhawk
Wisconsin
Prairie du Lac
Wisconsin Dells
Sheboygan
Gas Line Capacity Increase Proposed by Michigan-Wisconsin
Haous gave-yrex proposal to double the annual sales capacity of the Texas to Michigan natural gas line. Michigan-Wisconsin Gas Co and Michigan Consolidated Gas Co of Detroit asked the power commission for authority to install 115,560 horsepower of additional compressor capacity to meet market needs the firms said.
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Haous
Michigan-Wisconsin Gas Co
The
Power Commission
Michigan-Wisconsin
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Detroit
Convict Admits False Slay Allegations From Inmates
Faubert told authorities the yarn about the Jan 1 1945 shooting of Warren G Hooper on a Jackson county road was a lie from start to finish. Bonkowski had already admitted his part of the tale was false, as both inmates at Southern Michigan prison sought to incite a sensational case.
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Ayerman
Faubert
Santa Lands Toy Shop Fete Promises Christmas Cheer
Henry recovers the wand from the Wiggle Waggles and helps Mrs. Claus prepare a vast cake ice house. The Santa Land toy shop bursts into song as Patrick Tweedleknees softens and rewards Henry with a Christmas gift, while workers dance and bash out a joyous, busy prep for the holiday.
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Henry
Santa Lands
Mr. Dilly
Serena
Tim
Santa
T Dilly
Zerop
Mrs. Clause
Mrs. Claus
Santa Land
Patrick Tweedleknees
Tweedleknees
Census replies confidential questions spark political clash
A debate erupts after 23 Republican House members attack the 1950 census form proposing income questions for every fifth person over 14. The Bureau insists responses are confidential and mailable to Washington, citing a 1929 census law and a prior 1940 wage question for earners under 5,000 dollars.
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Asmington
Census Bureau
Washington
FBI
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times
New
York
W. B. Monroe
William Allen
William Geigel
Stevens Point
Victor Clifford
Albin Indergand
Madison Hospital
Gilbert T. Hodges Jr
Western
Frank A. Munsey Co
Washington Township
Marshal Blunt
Thomas M. Knight
A. S. Douglas
League of Wisconsin
Wells Opera House
John Casey
St. Victor's Church
Milwaukee
First Catholic Journal
Uotkig
Santa and the Magician
Fenry
Rome
Bauman
Gay
Ayon Latin
Sir Gabardines
Pelle
Westinghouse
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