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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Til
Monroe plans bids for sewage disposal plant expansion
City council approved plans and calls for bids with a February 23 deadline. The project aims to expand the sewage disposal facilities this spring and ensure materials and labor are secured this year. Local contractors may bid on the new outfall sewer west of town. By month end, bond issues of 250000 for the plant and 300000 for the water department are expected, then attention turns to replacing courthouse square pavement.
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Monroe
Council
Water Department
Court House Square
Monroe High School Orchestra Opens New Year in Concert
The Monroe high school orchestra begins the year with its first concert, featuring 18 letter recipients for outstanding work. Director Allan F. Barnard leads a program expected to fill the 800 seat auditorium, alongside the band, as a valued part of the community’s cultural life.
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Monroe
Allan F. Barnard
Return of Politics and United Foreign Policy Debate
The piece cites Indiana Senator Capehart asserting a bipartisan foreign policy has ended, praising it as beneficial while warning against partisan battles. It discusses a united front in handling international issues, the need for prudent cooperation, and the impact on allied and adversary perceptions.
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Washington
Indiana
Capehart
Cancer machine to aid UI College of Medicine research
A 22 million volt betatron, developed by University of Illinois scientists and Allis-Chalmers, will be delivered to the UI College of Medicine tomorrow for cancer treatment and research. The note also mentions the Andes peaks rising above 20,000 feet.
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Chicago
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Milwaukee
Ten Year Recap of Local News and Births
Ten years ago Dr. Byron R. Bennett was elected president of the fair association on January 10, 1939. Carl A. Eley 46 died. Elmer J. Weeks, 62, passed away. Werner Blum led St. John’s church. Miss Phyllis Cain wed Henry E. White. Industry representatives Andrew Tschudy and Matt Bissig prepared for a hearing on limburger cheese weight marking in Albany.
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Byron R. Bennett
Carl A. Eley
Elmer J. Weeks
Werner Blum
St. John’s Church
Phyllis Cain
Henry E. White
Andrew Tschudy
Matt Bissig
Albany
N. Y
Inaugural Program Plans Unfold For 11 Jan 20 Start
Washington unveils tentative inauguration day timetable from Jan 14 to 23 detailing oath at 11 a.m. CST at the capital grounds parade after, reception at the National Gallery of Art, and a ball at the National Guard Armory. The schedule covers state society events, concerts, luncheons, embassy receptions, and exhibits alongside past inaugurals.
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Washington
Truman
Capital Grounds
National Gallery of Art
National Guard Armory
State Society
Apa
Cobalt Essential for Sheep Diet
The daily intake of cobalt for a typical sheep is about one twenty eight thousandth of an ounce. Without cobalt in its food the sheep will die, underscoring cobalt’s vital role in nutrition.
Estimated Tax Deadline Given For 1948 Filings
Wisconsin district Internal Revenue official George Reismier notes the deadline for 1948 estimated tax declarations is Monday January 17 because January 15 falls on a Saturday. Farmers are excused until now and others may amend estimated declarations. Taxpayers with over $100 non withholding income and total income over $600 must file.
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George Reismier
Internal Revenue
Wisconsin
Reissmer
Milwaukee Police Cleared in Report
Dist Judge Harvey L Neelen reported no evidence of police complicity with gambling in Milwaukee after an inquiry that heard from 241 witnesses. The report says Chief John W Polcyn faced no neglect or malfeasance and recommends amending statutes to bar transmitting by wire information about horse racing used for gambling.
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Milwaukee
Harvey L. Neelen
Neelen
John Doe
Milwaukee Journal
John W. Polcyn
Police Department
Magnuson Ridicules Romance Report
Washington senator Warren Magnuson dismisses claims of a romance with actress heiress June Millarde Toni Seven as completely absurd. He says he was delayed by weather, not romance, after being listed as absent at Congress's opening before returning to town.
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Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
New Business Poll Reveals Last of Masculine Secrets
Archibald Crossley reports on a broad survey of American men detailing spending habits and home life. The study finds many men manage their own purchases, with high ownership of life insurance autos refrigerators and more, while patterns vary by region and age.
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New York
Dr. Kinsey
Archibald Crossley
Mr. America
Crossley
Papa
Mama
Weill
America
Oil Fire Kills Mother and Three Children in Everett Area
An oil fed blaze ripped through a two family home near Lake Stevens, killing 19 year old Mrs. Jean Miller and her three children Garry aged 3, Jerry 14 months, and Judy 2 months. Four others escaped, two in serious condition.
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Everett
Wash
Lake Stevens
Jean Miller
Miller
Garry
Jerry
Judy
Illinois Man Kills Constable and Self
In Mattoon, Illinois, farmer Lawrence Niendick killed constable Arthur Bloomstrom and then shot himself after a family quarrel. Niendick’s wife Emma and daughter were treated for head injuries. the shooting occurred at the Niendick farm south of Lerna. Local officers and farmers joined in a gunfight, and Niendick died from a shotgun blast.
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Niendick
Ee Richard
Richard
Graham
Bloomstrom
Mike Dowling
Osaka crash kills five airmen and Japanese workers
A B 26 bomber crashed into a factory near Osaka on Saturday killing two American airmen and three Japanese workers. Twenty three Japanese were injured in the disaster reported by the air force today.
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Osaka
Tokyo
Air Force
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Henry Pick
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Orangeville
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F. J. Bolender
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Jacob Reger Jr
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Martintown
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City Hall
Magnuson
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Joo
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Pettis
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