Monroe Evening Times record and service details
Newspaper masthead and billing information for the Monroe Evening Times of Monroe Wisconsin. It lists office hours, telephone numbers, association affiliations, postal regulations, and subscription rates for city and out of state regions.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Stephenson County
Lil
Muehenin
Gighenee County
Kergon
Time to Protest Against Taft Hartley Wage Plan
Readers urged to oppose a proposed repeal of the Taft Hartley wage increase from 40 to 75 cents an hour with minimal notice and hearings. The call directs contacting Rep Lawrence H. Smith and Senators Alexander Wiley and Joseph McCarthy to delay major legislation until proper debate occurs.
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Lawrence H. Smith
Alexander Wiley
Joseph McCarthy
Regulation Crucial as Oleo Tax Repeal Moves Ahead
A discussion argues that while removing oleo taxes benefits dairy states, federal safeguards against oleo being sold as butter are essential. Regulators must prevent fraudulent coloring or misrepresentation. The piece urges strong federal rules to protect consumers and maintain clear product standards.
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Truman
Ten Years Ago Miss Blumer Injured Before Exhibition
Miss Martha Blumer star performer was injured January 27, 1939 on the eve of the Turn and Schwing club exhibition while rehearsing a pyramid formation. The item notes a past incident and lists related local school items and notices from Green County.
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Martha Blumer
Green County
Cee Fae
Myron West
Jacob
Wilma Burkhalter
Robert C. Wenger
Truman Aid Plan Still Not on Paper
James Marlow argues President Truman’s bold plan for aiding backward nations remains vague and unformed like the early Marshall plan. He compares the slow, improvised approach to Cold War relief efforts and notes Congress must approve any formal plan.
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Truman
Washington
Europe
Hoover Says Red Tape Handicaps Presidents
Former president Herbert Hoover told the Economic Club of New York that the president is no longer in command of the executive branch. He blamed red tape from Congress for restraining many administrative agencies during a dinner address last night.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
United States
Congress
Hoover
Economic Club of
Unions Back Clifford for U.S. District Judge Post
The Federated Trades Council urged Gerald F. Clifford of Green Bay for the U S district judgeship for eastern Wisconsin. He has been active in state Democratic circles and party politics.
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Clifford
Green Bay
Gerald F. Clifford
United States
Wisconsin
Federated Trades Council
Democratic Party
Housing education urged for Wisconsin counties
Prof J H Beuscher of the University of Wisconsin law school told the Wisconsin council of housing authorities that a statewide program is needed to educate governor lawmakers and rural residents about housing realities. He warned private enterprise has failed to provide affordable homes and cited that at least 65 percent of married veterans cannot buy a new home.
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Madison
J. H. Beuscher
Wisconsin Council of Housing Authorities
Beuscher
University of Wisconsin law _ school
Welles Recovers After Frostbite Near Oxon Hill Estate
Former undersecretary Sumner Welles lay unconscious in a snowbound field near his Oxon Hill Maryland home on December 26. A new frostbite treatment credited with saving his hands and feet followed a late night walk sparked by insomnia. He described wandering into a creek after a wrong turn in the dark and not recalling the events that followed.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
Oxon Hill
Welles
Retired Oshkosh Geology Teacher Dies at 86
F. E. Mitchell longtime Oshkosh State Teachers College geology head dies at home after 36 years on the faculty. He retired in 1933 and would have turned 87 this Saturday. Mitchell produced geography and geology texts and led the 1915 Wisconsin exhibit at the San Francisco World’s Fair.
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Oshkosh
F. E. Mitchell
Oshkosh State Teachers, College
Mitchell
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Rhinelander Petitions Seek End of City Manager Plan
City Clerk Jean Gilbertson said 865 signatures were filed in Rhinelander to force abandonment of the city manager form and return to the mayor alderman plan. The petitions ask the council to grant the demand or submit the proposal to voters at the April election.
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Rhinelander
Jean Gilbertson
Doyle to Speak at Green County Democratic Meeting
James Doyle former assistant federal attorney will speak Sunday afternoon at the Green county democratic committee reorganization meeting at Turner hall. The business session starts at 1 30 with Doyle detailing voluntary democratic organizations statewide. He will be accompanied by Mrs Doyle assembly committeewoman from Dane county. Max I Armstrong Albany county chairman said a full slate of local officers will be chosen.
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James Doyle
Madison
Green County Democratic Committee
Turner Hall
Doyle
Assembly
Dane County
Max I. Armstrong
Albany
Young mother injured in collision near Green Bay
Seymour woman Mrs. Harold Hill aged 19 remained in critical condition at St Vincent's hospital after an automobile train collision. She had just given birth to a baby girl last Saturday and was recovering from his delivery.
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Green Bay
Harold Hill
Seymour
St. Vincent's Hospital
William Martin Evansville Dies at 86 in Mercy Hospital
William Martin 86 a native of Albany and Evansville resident since 1914 died Tuesday night at Mercy hospital Janesville after two weeks of pneumonia He was born April 25 1862 to Michael and Margaret Martin He married Mary Burges in 1914 and lived at their present home Surviving Mary his widow a stepdaughter four grandsons three nieces and a nephew He three sisters preceded him in death Services are Friday at 2 p m at Roderick funeral home Evansville with Rev F J Mehigan of St Pauls Catholic church officiating Burial will be in Hillcrest cemetery Albany
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Albany
William Martin
Evansville
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Michael
Margaret Martin Martin
Mary Burges
Bert Hungerford
J. C. Phillips
Wheaton
Ill
Ollie Hilliard
George Stiffler
Francis Blake
Detroit
G. T. Jacobson
Mary Gothompson
Hannah Blake
Roderick Funeral Home
F. J. Mehigan
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Milwaukee Man's Estate Exceeds 100000 in Will
The estate left by Louis A. Erhart, 86, who died January 19, was valued over 100000. Erhart, former Fond du Lac mayor, once managed a brewery in Superior, per will and petition for private probate filed in county court.
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Milwaukee
Louis A. Erhart
Erhart
Fond du Lac
Superior
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief
Doan's Pills advertised as a stimulant diuretic relieve backache and dizziness from kidney trouble. The ad claims kidney and bladder symptoms signal trouble and urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan's Pills used by millions for over 50 years.
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Doan
Army Recruit Signs For Family Reunion
Harry Schleehauf 17, born in Chicago in 1931 of German parents, enlisted in the U S Army hoping to be stationed near his family at Stuttgart. He left Germany with his aunt and returned to America in August 1947 amid family hopes for a reunion.
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Harry Schleehauf
Harry
Chicago
Schleenhauf
U. S
America
Germany
Stuttgart
MacArthur pledges to stay in Japan until peace treaty signed
Gen. Douglas MacArthur said in a 69th birthday message to the Circumnavigators Club that he will remain in Japan to see the job through until the Allied peace treaty is signed and Japan is readmitted to the family of nations. He added he feels the same as three years ago and will stay if the government wants him.
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New York
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Family of Nations
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