Local Post Office Notice At Monroe March 3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Monroe Wisconsin post office matters under records council, with scattered names and a daily bulletin. The text references Associated Press attribution and local news republication rights, plus hours and a telephone line, but details are obscured.
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Katerea
Monroe
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Inland Lly
Prem “Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Prose
Tax compromise outlined in Truman tax message
The article describes President Truman's tax plan as a election year compromise balancing revenue and relief. It notes Treasury Secretary Snyder and Commerce Secretary Sawyer showing sympathy to tax dangers and that deficits could be tackled by cutting government spending rather than broad loophole closures.
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Truman
Geo
Treasury
Snyder
Commerce
Sawyer
Congress
Civilian defense plans call for four thousand plane spotters
The Frontier State notes a mobilization plan requiring about 4,000 civilian volunteers as plane spotters to detect enemy raids. The piece compares it to Britain’s wartime effort, acknowledges cooperation challenges in Wisconsin, and mentions a ten day test in May to gauge implementation.
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Northland
Great Britain
Wisconsin
Ageless Soldier MacArthur Reaches Sixty Nine Yet Ties to History
A tribute notes General Douglas MacArthur turning 70, seen as ageless in public view. It lauds his long military career, humanitarian work, and ongoing stance against communism in the orient, hoping future leaders emulate his era-defining service.
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MacArthur
National Pressure Cooker declares 15 cent dividend
Eau Claire reports the National Pressure Cooker Co has declared a 15 cent dividend on common stock payable March 31 to shareholders of record March 15. In the prior two quarters, 12 and 12.5 cent payments were made.
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Eau Claire
National Pressure Cooker Co
Glancing Backward Evening Times Files Ten Years Ago
A page of past items recalls January 24 1940 Finnish repulse at Lake Ladoga with heavy losses to the Russians. Mar garet B Widmer and Irving W Wild wed. Mrs Genevieve Crouch dies in Monticello. Ex Kaiser Wilhelm gravely ill. Norwegian steamer Biarritz sinks after mine strike with 38 dead.
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Finland
Margaret B. Widmer
Irving W. Wild
Genevieve Crouch
Monticello
Kaiser Wilhelm
Biarritz
North Sea
Albany
William A. Loveland
George Meythaler
Frank C. Perrine
Monroe
Los Angeles
Letha M. Black
John Hillbrand
Lubach
Duffs
Times
Thomas Connors
Jordan Center
James Caton
Wisconsin Guard Association
Milwaukee
Fred Cole
Brodhead
Rockford
S. A. Cunningham
Private Plane Forecasts Proved Optimistic Yet Private Flying Grows
Postwar aviation figures show private plane use increased in commercial and private travel, with small planes supporting jobs like crop spraying, line inspection, and surveys. Production surged to 35,000 in 1946 but fell sharply through 1949, while industry observers note steady progress and acceptance among pilots and aircraft owners despite forecast misses.
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CAA
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Celler Pushes Probe Into Steel and Newsprint Pricing
Representative Celler said the House Judiciary Committee will study possible monopolistic practices in steel and newsprint, with a subcommittee hearings set for February. He cited six Canadian newsprint firms and urged government action to curb high prices, suggesting domestic newsprint resources or Alaska timber, if needed. The article also notes the army will keep the disciplinary barracks at Milwaukee as part of state welfare plans.
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An Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
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du Pont Co
Cellier
Judiciary
Celier
United States
Alaska
ARMY
Milwaukee
House of Correction
State Board of Welfare
County Board
Bad Boy Identified At Morgue By Note
A ten year old boy was killed last night in Lincoln Park when struck by a car and rushed to Columbus Hospital where he died on arrival. A note found in his chest pocket read Dear dad I was a bad boy in school today I was throwing spitballs and had to stand in the library Your son Terry The signature was inked later. Albert Moore, the father, appeared at Austin police station and identified the victim as his son Terry Moore. He said Terry had returned home after school then ran out saying Hello. He did not sign the note.
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Monacy
Lincoln Park
Park
Columbus Hospital
Terry
Albert Moore
Austin
Moore
GOP to Map Drive in Milwaukee Friday Meeting
Madison plan to map a house to house campaign will be described to precinct and ward leaders of Milwaukee county at a Milwaukee meeting Friday. Jack Rouse executive secretary of the state GOP voluntary committee said the party hopes to recruit 4600 block workers in Milwaukee.
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Madison
Republican Party
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
Jack Rouse
GOP
Rouse
Business Puzzled By 1950s Outlook
New York business leaders debate a split year forecast for 1950 with first half growth and second half uncertainty. They weigh risks of overconfidence, possible spring slowdowns, and a potential inventory recession against caution that curbs overbuilding.
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sam_vansen
New York
Gussers
Jerusalem Declared Capital of Israel by Knesset
The Knesset voted last night to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel automatically since the state’s 1948 founding. It was seen as a compromise between extremists and moderates to back Ben Gurion’s refusal to issue a formal proclamation amid UN plans for an international regime in the holy city.
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Jerusaem
Waukesha Youth Held As Fender Borrower
A Waukesha youth was arraigned Monday on a charge of stealing fenders from a parked car. Roy Ludwig, 21, removed fenders from a car owned by Fred Buege of route 5, Waukesha, on December 21, police reported in municipal court. Buege notified police after recognizing fenders on Ludwig’s car.
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Waukesha
Roy Ludwig
Fred Buege
Route 5
Buege
Ludwig
Doe killer fined after out of season shooting
Marinette court fines Robert Hunt of Peshtigo fifty dollars after he pleads no contest to killing a doe out of season. The incident involved a deer hunted out of legal period, prompting the misdemeanor fine and court action.
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DOE
Marinette
Robert Hunt
Peshtigo
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