Monroe Evening Times 191 era publishing details
The item lists the Monroe Evening Times press date March 3 191 and notes ownership underwriting and association affiliations. It references the Monroe Daily Journal absorption in 1927 and mentions The Associated Press and other press memberships. It includes subscription pricing and distribution notes with scattered OCR fragments.
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Monroe
Carrie
Sail
Wisconsin
Sophensen Bung-uk
Casi Eee
Seaview
Coal crisis and the hidden motive for delay in government action
Observers debate whether the White House delays on the coal crisis point to a strategic shift toward emergency measures. Some fear a plan to escalate toward nationalizing the coal industry, using a crisis to avert political heat and leave operators powerless, with potential knock-on effects for steel and transportation. The possibility evokes echoes of England’s wartime approach and suggests a long political battle to reverse any era of imposed control.
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White House
Washington
John L. Lewis
England
Prisoner Freed For Leukemia Blood Exchange Experiment
Gov. Veney released a Sing Sing prisoner who served 18 years in a murder case. His voluntary blood exchange to save a leukemia patient failed to save the girl but advanced science. The article suggests wider use of inmate participation in research with limited sentence reductions as compensation.
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Gov. Veney
Sing Sing
Bar Board President Dies at Stevens Point
Funeral services were held for Richard T. Reinholdt, 59, Stevens Point attorney and president of the Wisconsin Bar Commissioners, who died of a heart attack on Christmas morning. He had recently become a director of the Brackley Bank of Tomahawk and was former president of the state bar association in 1943-44. He also served as secretary to Gov. A. G. Schmedeman when the governor was U. S. minister to Norway.
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Se Ee
Richard T. Reinholdt
of Bar Commissioners of
Wisconsin
Bracley Bank of
Hazard of Holidays in Green Bay Resulted in Wrist Break
Mrs. Fran cis Besaw, 24, looked up at mistletoe and dodged her husband and brother-in-law as they moved in for a kiss. She stepped back, slipped, and broke her wrist in Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Francis Besaw
Glancing Backward Interesting Items From The Evening Times
Glancing Backward recaps notable events from December 27 across past decades. It cites Myron C. Taylor named ambassador to the Vatican, deaths of John A. Babler and Mrs. Mary Miller, a fatal auto crash involving Mrs. Stuckey and injuries to her children, plus obituaries and local notes. It also recalls 1924 calamities in the Midwest, including a Hobart schoolhouse fire, and various community items from 1909, 1899, and earlier years.
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Myron C. Taylor
U. S
Vatican
John A. Babler
Mary M. Miller
Juda
Carl Stuckey
Eugene
Ruth Ellen
Homer Van Hook Dies at Rockford
Homer Van Hook 56 a former Darlington resident died Sunday in a Rockford hospital Services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the Nelson Sharer funeral home with Rev J A Vincent of Madison officiating Burial will be in Union Grove cemetery He worked many years at F L Roy hardware moved to Muskegon 20 years ago and has been in Rockford three years He was WWI veteran and a Mason Surviving sisters are Mrs Lyman Thompson Muskegon and Mrs Wilburn Balmer Rockford
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Arlington
Homer van Hook
Darlington
Rockford
Nelson- Sharer
J._A. Vincent
Madison
Union Grove
van Hook
F. L. Roy Hardware
Muskegon
Mich
Milo W. Jones Dies in Evansville at 58
Milo W. Jones 58 a native of Albany died suddenly Sunday night at his Evansville home. Services at 2 pm tomorrow in Evansville Congregational Church with Rev Grant V Clarke Roscoe MI officiating. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery Evansville. Calling at Allen Mortuary. Survived by wife Bessie Divon and three daughters from Albany Darien and Evansville plus three stepchildren William Dixon Mrs Leo Schumacher and Mrs Alfred Brooks and 15 grandchildren.
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Swany — Yopeca
Milo W. Jones
Albany
Evansville
Grant iV. Clarke
Roscoe
Fenior
Maple Hill Cemetery
Allen Mortuary
Milo W
Witham
Etta Winter Jones
Bessie Divon
Julian Coldren
Phyllis Brown
Darien
Nancy Gehrke
Evans
Ville William Dixon
Leo Schumacher
Alfred Brooks
Area County Agents On Farm Home Hour
Area county agents from Myron and Regin join 11 other southern Wisconsin counties for the New Year’s WIBA Farm and Home Hour at 11 a m Saturday. Jeglum will report county progress over the year and the 1950 outlook. Neilus Larson of Lafayette county also participates, with reports by Hurley of Dane county and Glass of Rock county, plus George Baumeister, district extension leader.
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Myron &. Regin
Wisconsin
WIBA
Jeglum
Neilus Larson
Lafayette County
R. V. Hurley
Dane County
R. T. Glassco
Rock County
George Baumeister
R W Hawley Ohio Publisher 61 Dies
Salers v we Stalph W Hawley 61 publisher of the Salem News died yesterday in City hospital after four months liver illness. He joined the paper as a reporter in 1906 and became editor in 1921. He later served as managing editor of the East Liverpool Tribune and the Youngstown Telegram.
New Vitamin PGA Protects Chickens From Parasites
Dr Elvio H Sadun of Tulane University School of Medicine reported to the American Association for the Advancement of Science that a new B vitamin named PGA protects chickens against worms, making it the first known vitamin to guard against parasites.
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New York
PGA
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Elvio H. Sadun
Tulane University School of Medicine
Bowler Marshal Loses Arm in Christmas Morning Shooting
Bowler town marshal Harold Kielman lost his right arm after escorting a man home on Christmas morning. Bierman, drinking earlier, shot Kielman after a tavern dispute over service and car lights. Bierman admitted planning to "get him" and fired the shotgun when Kielman stopped the assault.
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Shawana
Harold Kielman
Bowler
Ovid Strossenreuther
aYearcil Ceri Bielman
Kielman
Bierman
Strassen-reuther
112000 DPs Spend First Christmas in U S War Refugees
About 112,000 displaced persons spent their first Christmas in the United States this year. The displaced persons commission said most are happy with their new lives. Of 205,000 authorized for admission by next July, 117,390 have arrived. roughly 5,000 were here last Christmas.
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United States
Displaced ‘Commission
Congress
Actress Gloria Grahame Seeks Decree in Divorce
Director Nick Ray said his wife actress Gloria Grahame plans to divorce him. Ray is in LaCrosse to spend Christmas with his mother, Mrs. R. M. Kinzel.
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Nick Ray
Gloria Grahame
Ray
R. M.kinzel
Beloit Man Wounded In Dispute At Home
Police responded to a disturbance at a Beloit private home on Christmas morning. John Phillips, 33, was wounded in the shoulder when he moved toward Capt. Robert Skinner holding a seven inch knife. Skinner discharged his weapon and Phillips was hospitalized.
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Robert Blumer
John Phillips
Beloit
Robert Skinner
Phillips
Skinner
Mrs LE Gransee Taken at Edgerton
Mrs. LE Gransee a longtime resident of Magnolia and Evansville vicinity died Monday at her daughter's Edgerton home. Survived by five sons Edward Walter Paul Floyd and Frank plus 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Services set for 2:30 pm at Magnolia Christian Advent church with burial Maple Hill Evansville. Ellingson funeral home Edgerton in charge.
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Albany
Specu
Louis E. Gransee
Magnolia
Evansville
M. L. Carner
Edgerton
Edward
Walter
Paul
Floyd
Evansvile
Frank
Freeport
Grea
Christian Advent Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Ellingson Funeral Home
Bevin Leaves for Colombo After Heart Attack Recovery
Prime Minister Bevin, pale and worn from a recent heart attack, departed for Colombo to attend the Commonwealth foreign ministers meeting opening January 9. The talks will address mutual political and economic concerns including recognizing Communist China, a Japanese peace treaty, and the ongoing dollar shortage, with focus on curbing the red tide in the Far East.
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London
Seev
Ernest Bevin
Commonwealth
Colombo
Ceylon
Far East
China
AFL Names Wisconsin Officials in Workers’ Interest List
The American Federation of Labor criticized Senators Wiley and McCarthy and Representative Smith for voting against labor and farm interests this year. The League Reporter list tagged 26 senators and 81 representatives as opposing workers, farmers, and small businessmen, citing votes on the Taft-Smith-Connnell amendment and a Taft housing bill as proof.
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Washington
Prueamerican Federation of Labor
Congress
Wisconsin
Wiley Ad McCarthy
Rep. Smith
Wiley
Smith
AFL
League Reporter
Labor
League For Political Education
I3ord
Virginia
Bullwinkle
Chatham
Eth
North Carolina
Labor Organ
Senate
U S and Yugoslavia Agree on Air Travel
The United States and Yugoslavia reached a provisional civil aviation agreement. It allows American civil planes to fly over Yugoslav territory and land at its airports and permits Yugoslav planes to operate over American zones of occupation in Austria and Germany and land at airports there.
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United States
Yugoslavia
Austria
Germany
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