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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1948
Page
2
The Monroe Daily Journal, founded October 1 1808, outlines AP rebroadcast rights and subscription rates. It lists in county and out of state pricing, advance payment rules, and contact hours for the Monroe office.
Monroe adopts a new water rate schedule effective January 1, approved by state authorities. The hike aims to fund a more reliable service and finance future improvements through bonds, ensuring reserves for plant replacements and unexpected expenses as the city advances toward a better municipal system next year.
A reader argues meters and enforcement hurt visitors. the paper defends the program as a solution to congestion and double parking. The editors emphasize Monroe welcomes all visitors and police will show courtesy while enforcing rules.
The article critiques a recente off cuff remark by President Truman at a testimonial event, arguing it could signal a hard line against Russia. It questions accuracy of quotes and urges restraint until formal statements from Washington are issued.
Charles Derendinger Belleville serves on the resolutions committee at the 19th Pure Milk Products Co operative convention in Fond du Lac. Sam B. Klassy Belleville is president of district III. Derendinger is vice president. Karl Wild Belleville is secretary treasurer. directors include Harley Bast Roy Butts John E Hefty of Belleville and Walter Schindler New Glarus. Wisconsin pig crop tops 1945 but Runs eight percent below 10 year avg per Ebling. hog production may rise 13 percent next year with more sows bred. Harry McGuire Route 4 honored in Madison for 5 acre corn yield contest. Asia population exceeds one billion.
Rev. Earl E. Remaly resigns as pastor of Union DEC 28 1938 to accept a call to the Congregational church at Mineral Point. Swiss parliament approves an armament program costing 79 100 000 dollars. Born on Arnold Smobersteg farm near Orangeville burned to the ground. 2 general services held at Argyle for Mrs Helena Robertson. Mr and Mrs Farmer Lichtenwalner observe 55th wedding anniversary.
Patsy and Janet Hatton of Buenos Aires, visiting Monroe with Miss Betty Jean Schneider, explore snow activities and American college life. The sisters study at Frances Shimer and Carleton College while Luanne Norris tours Georgia over holidays. The group notes cultural differences, ambitions in agriculture and social psychology, and plans to return to South America after schooling.
Government soldiers mingle with civilians at Peiping's outdoor market as they buy civilian clothes to blend in. The scene shows a shift toward ordinary life amid military presence in the capital.
Senator Elbert Thomas doubts a nonbinding wage standard from a labor-management conference would help and warns it could become binding. Senator Morse supports a broader scope aiming to guide new labor legislation, while CIO backs drafting recommendations on jurisdictional disputes secondary boycotts and national emergency strikes.
British public relations office said clashes occurred at Kluang in Central Johore between Singhalese and Malay forces. Several injuries reported and property damage noted before order was restored.
Mrs. Wilma Ybarbo of Malden Mass was sentenced to 20 years in a U S military court in Marburg Germany for killing her Ameri soldier husband Sgt John Ybarbo of Goliad Texas The three American judges convicted her of malice aforethought Rejecting self defense plea the court said she committed a crime equivalent to manslaughter German law or second degree murder in the U S The verdict followed a six day deliberation and earlier a Christmas day deadlock It was the first murder trial of an American woman in occupied Germany.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co denies rumors that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey would take the helm after his 1950 term. Company spokesman says the belief among many employees stems from President Leroy A. Lincoln nearing retirement age in 1950. Want Ads remain strong producers.
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