Monroe Evening Times Postal Notice and Association Audit Terms
The Monroe Evening Times lists post office notices under Act of Congress plus a 1870 date reference. It cites the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation with arrangements for republication of local news and subscription details. Office hours are shown as 8:90 a m to 9:30 p m with a telephone number included.
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Emeven
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Tulandive Daily’ Press “Association
Audit’ Bureau
Wisconsin
Stphenees County
Stephenson
Editorial mapping the road to Truman budget proposal
The piece critiques President Truman's nearly 43 billion dollar budget proposal and warns against short sighted cuts. It argues state directed economics risk weakening the world and national economy and urges Congress to scrutinize each item while the election looms. The editorial urges courage to resist economic pressures and trim unnecessary expenditures.
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Truman
Congress
United States
Quality dairy products drive Wisconsin exports and value
The Wisconsin dairy division urges high quality and pleasing taste to boost demand beyond state lines. It notes four of five pounds of milk leave Wisconsin for other states and 95 percent of cheese goes to outside regions. Green County producers intensified Swiss and limburger upgrades, lab studies, and modernization to meet distribution challenges.
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Department of Agriculture Dairy Division
Wisconsin
H. J. Weavers
Green
Lafayette
Green County
Glancing Backward Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files
Evening Times notes from January 9 across 10 25 40 50 years ago. Dawes dies in Chicago Blum re elected at St Johns Church Eisenhut named Monroe Harmonie Maennerchor president and more. Ben Jenny, 41, dies unexpectedly.
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Rufus C. Dawes
Century
Chicago
Werner Blum
St. John’s Church
Victor A. Stauffacher
H. C. Roth
John J. Tschudy
Ernest Eisenhut
Monroe Harmonie Maennerchor
Ben Jenny
Belle Boyd
Turner Hall
Jacob Hoffman
Monroe
Wisconsin
Beekeepers
Odd Fellows
Charles Meythaler
Noble Grand
Knights of Pythias
Jacob Karlen Jr
William Goldberger
Eugene Smith
Dispute over Formosa Tests U S Policy and Dilemma
James Marlow analyzes the Formosa dispute as a test of U S policy amid a broader struggle with communism. The piece weighs military action versus economic aid, the costs of global containment, and the risk of allowing Asia to fall under communist influence. It asks when the United States should act and how to balance ideals with reality.
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James Marlow
Washington
Formosa
U. S
Europe
Greece
Hoover
Taft
Ohio
U. S. Navy
Truman
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Foremosa
Asia
Indonesia
Indo-China
Burma
India
Tree limb fatality shocks Manitowoc county farmer
Manitowoc county farmer Joseph Schiegg, 42, of Liberty, died Sunday from injuries after a Friday accident while cutting wood. A tree fell and a limb broke off another, striking him on the head.
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Manitowoc
Manitowoc County
Joseph Schiegg
Town of
Liberty
Betty Lou Receives Words of Cheer and Advice
Phyllis Detweiller 12 from Willoughby visits Betty Lou Marbury near Brownsville to share encouragement. Both girls lost a hand to prevent a malignant sign, Betty two weeks ago and Phyllis two years ago. Phyllis warns Betty to stay independent while offering support and hope amid a national outpouring of prayers.
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Betty Lou
Brownsville
Ren
Phyllis Detweiller
Willoughby
Betty Lou Marbury
Here
Betty
Phyllis
Ohio
Tennessee
Lake County News-Herald
Dean Brady Dies in New York Show
William A. Brady 86 theatrical producer died Friday at his New York home. Services planned at St Malachy Roman Catholic Church with burial in Sleepy Hollow North Tarrytown. His wife Grace George 70 continuing in The Velvet Glove. Brady produced 253 shows on Broadway over five decades.
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New York
William A. Brady
St. Malachy’s
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
N. Y
Brady
Grace George
Wiley Asks Probe Of Party Demands
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin asked the Attorney General to investigate alleged attempts to pressure civil service workers to contribute to the Democratic Party. A post office employee reportedly received a letter from Jerome Fox and Carl Thompson urging 1949 contributions to fund 1950 campaigns. Thompson denied the charge as political theater.
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Wasdviews
Wiley
Wis
McGrath
Wisconsin
Jerome Fox
Wisconsin Democratic Finance Office
Carl Thompson
Ted
Moscow
Milwaukee
Jersey City
Hague
Bud
Thompson
Madison
Sen
Washington
Silence Follows Blast Prediction by Kenneth DeCourcy
Editor Kenneth DeCourcy claimed Russia set off another atomic explosion in Kazakh SSR Saturday night. He warned thirty six hours earlier with no corroboration from other sources and asserted the test was detected by a Western observation method.
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Lonuun
Kenneth DeCourcy
Russia
DeCourey
Intelligent Digest
Kazakh
Big Republic
Caspian Sea
Russians Volunteer To Return 2,500 Japanese POWs
Russia today voluntarily offered to repatriate 2,500 more Japanese prisoners of war. The offer followed Allied pressure for an accounting of about 376,000 Japanese POWs Western powers say remain in Russian hands.
Actress Loses Baby in Burbank Crowned by Marital Ties
Nora Haymes wife of Dick Haymes and ex-wife of Errol Flynn lost her expected baby yesterday in Burbank California. She and Haymes married last July and the infant was due in June.
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Burbank
Calif
Nora
Haymes
Dick Haymes
Errol Flynn
Strangling Trick Practice Kills Fan in Brooklyn Rooming House
Frederick Larsen a 27-year-old baker with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in Manhattan was found dead in a Brooklyn rooming house. He was bound with a belt and limbs while wearing athletic gear and two bathing caps over his face. Police say accidental self strangulation may be the cause. diary notes mention breath holding and a planned mask scenario.
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Newwork
Brooklyn
Frederick Larsen
Metropolitan Lifensurance Co
Manhattan
Larsen
Rhinelander
Bertha Eliasen
Beebe Rispol Lung Aid for Livestock Tonic
A veterinary mixture to loosen upper respiratory mucus for horses, cattle, pigs, and poultry. Administer by adding to drinking water or mixing with feed. Contains guaiacol eucalyptus menthol and pine oil as active components designed to ease breathing and support respiratory comfort.
Cheese Trade Easy on New York Market
New York wholesale cheese sales were steady with prices listed for cheddars flats single daisies and midgets across grades and years including grass 1948 and June 1949. Domestic Swiss tubs ranged 57 60 cents with other varieties 53 56 cents. Austria is mountainous and some regions are nearly cut off from each other.
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New York
Ry— Cneene
Austria
Kenosha Family Escapes in Blaze
The Kenosha family of John and Mrs Kopesky and their seven children escaped a blaze sparked by a defective chimney in a six room house on South Kenosha. Neighbor Harold Young, 36, entered smoke to save two remaining children and was burned while Mrs Kopesky suffered minor injuries. The Kopeskys had moved in last May after eviction.
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Kenosha
John Kopesky
Harold Young
Kopesky
South Kenosha
Robert
John
Kopeskys
Retired Carrier Plans To Keep on Strolling
Otto J Pallaneh, 64, plans daily strolls as retirement. after 44 years as Port Washington first mail carrier on route one, he has walked the equivalent of seven times around the world and says you cannot stop a habit like this all at once.
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Otto J. Pallaneh
Pallaneh
Port Washington
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14Th Street
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