Monroe Daily Serman Subscription Rates and Policy
The Monroe Daily Ser man announces subscription rates with carrier delivery to Monroe Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois. Rates listed include 12.50 per year by mail to Wisconsin and Stephenson County at 7.00. outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County in Illinois at 8.00. The notice notes association affiliations and postal compliance requirements.
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Politicians and a steel boss clash over social security costs
Ben Fairless of U S Steel told a joint House Senate committee that pension and welfare costs will raise steel prices. He warned profits may drop if costs exceed earnings capacity, challenging promises of broad security benefits.
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Those Horn Tooters: A Nightly Horn Problem
A local column laments excessive car horns in winter months. It argues for a horn button to curb nuisance. The piece mocks drivers who use horns at night and suggests jail time with continuous horn blowing as a deterrent.
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Monroe
Closing the Book on Sherman Appointment to Navy Chief
The senate was expected to approve Admiral Sherman as chief of naval operations though concerns linger about the Denfeld departure. Senator McCarthy exposed a curious White House pattern of second term approval for top Navy posts. Sherman remains quiet at his desk, avoiding new battles over bomber policy and unification disputes.
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Winter man seeks tenth district Congress seat
Herman Lampe of Winter, chair of Sawyer county Democratic organizing committee, announced Tuesday his candidacy for the tenth district congressional post now held by Rep. Alvin J O'Bongki of Mercer.
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Mercer
Glancing Backward 10 Years Ago Mass removals in Basel and Zu
A Kiwanis program features Delbert Harter recounting modern warfare after experiences in Spain, China, and Palestine. Sheriff Syvrud announces Matthew Solliran as under sheriff. Green County pursues a youth movement leading to Citizenship Day with Monroe 21ers planned.
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U S Paying 15 Millions As Monthly Storage Rent
Washington reports Uncle Sam is a major user of agricultural storage and spends 15 to 20 million dollars monthly on storage and insurance for surplus farm products under price support programs. About 3.5 billion dollars are invested in these commodities, stored on farms, in warehouses, or in a government cooler in a cave near Atchison Kansas. The Brannan plan would not end storage for storable goods like cotton corn and wheat but would end buying and storing perishables, shifting them to markets. Storage costs vary, with cotton at about 9 cents a year per bale and grains seven to 12 cents a bushel, while butter valued at two cents a pound sits in storage. The government often recovers storage costs when selling commodities, in addition to price support investments. text mentions Tex as an evergreen shrub with cream white and rose flowers.
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Dodge Firms Face Pollution Charges in Dodge County
Madison reports the state water pollution committee ordered five communities and several food processing plants in Dodge County to halt discharging untreated or partially treated sewage into the upper Rock River. The orders target Horicon Mayville Lomira Hustisford Theresa and plants including Star Canning Lomira Weber Brewing Riverside Cheese Baker Canning Theresa Mayville Canning Purity Cheese Purity Products Perfection Cheese Hustisford Canning Home Cheese Factory Hustisford. Plan submissions due by Sept 1 1950 with construction by July 1 1951, option to build own facilities or joint plants. Community and plant complaints spurred action, with hearings noting willingness to cooperate on necessary improvements.
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Theresa
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Weber Brewing Co
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Purity Products Co
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Hustisford Canning Co
Home Cheese Factory
New Indian Republic Faces Taxes and Education Conflicts
Prime Minister Nehru’s government faces heavy pressures as India begins a new republic amid internal strains and foreign debt. The piece outlines economic, regional, and political challenges, plus a related U.S. tax issue: colleges and charities increasingly engage in business, triggering debates over tax exemptions and fair competition.
Four County Group Studies Milk Prices at Quad County Meeting
Agricultural extension workers from Dane, Iowa, Green, and Lafayette counties met at Blanchardville to study milk prices and plant milk intake. The session was led by Charles Showmaker, Dr. H E Calbert, George Baumeister, and Harlowson, with Myron Jegium and Lester Van Loon representing Green County. An 85 percent figure was cited regarding small cattle operators in the United States.
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Cabinet aide dies in Rome as Grassi passes at 65
Giuseppe Grassi, minister of justice in the Italian cabinet that resigned two weeks ago, died today in Rome. Grassi, 65, joined De Gasperi's fourth government in 1947 as one of two liberal party members.
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Guiseppe Grassi
Grassi
de Gasperi
Spring retail roundups and savings at Etter Lees and Becker’s Leader
A burlap of savings dominates the pages as Etter’s store cuts rugs and carpet remnants to half price or less to clear space for spring stock. Lee’s showcases spring fashions from gabardine suits to dresses, with new fabrics and accessories. Becker’s Leader teases a preview of curtain trends, reversable Top ruffled curtains, and plastic drapery options, all at lower spring prices.
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