Monroe Wis newspaper listing subscription rates and editorials
The Monroe Wisconsin issue lists mail and city delivery rates, pricing for Wisconsin and nearby states, and national rates. It notes the Associated Press rights and presents an editorial on the vital campaign to collect waste fats, urging continued disposal of fats despite meat rationing and possible strikes.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
BATES
Monroe
U. S
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Wisconsin Role in Wartime Biological Warfare Project
The article notes Wisconsin state university led a wartime biological warfare project shaping defense against enemy assaults and later counterattack methods. It emphasizes the project’s significance to the American war effort and concerns about the next conflict potentially exceeding atomic warfare in danger.
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Wisconsin
State University
Universe of
Monroes Gridders Hear From Don Hutson On Pay Debate
The article notes growing publicity for professional football leagues and hints at players' salaries. It mentions Don Hutson as the greatest professional of them all and references a Monroe High gathering where he will speak to players and fans about the pay spotlight surrounding the sport.
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Hollywood
Don Hutson
Monroe
Three Rs shape UW committee report on freshman education
The University of Wisconsin curriculum committee urges a generalized freshman program and broader distribution requirements. It argues for a broad liberal education over excessive specialization, keeping fundamentals and the three Rs central regardless of future plans.
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University of Wisconsin Committee On
Motive question in Nevile Strange case continues
Superintendent Battle hints at obtaining a warrant while granting Strange the doubt. Nevile laments being trapped as authorities weigh evidence, while Leach surveys the ceiling. The scene ends with Battle suggesting a new idea as the case moves forward.
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Strange
Superintendent Battle
Mr. Strange
Nevile
Battle
Leach
Nevile Strange Under Police Questioning At Late Night Inquiry
Nevile Strange is questioned by police about his movements after dinner the night before. He explains going to Easterhead Bay to meet Edward Latimer, staying cautious as investigators warn statements may be used in court. The exchange covers alibi details and wife Leah’s absence due to a headache.
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Nevile Strange
Battle
Nevile
Mr. Strange
Neville
Strange
Easterhead Bay Hotel
Easterhead Bay
Leach
Hurstall
Tressilian
Latimer
Saltington
Ted Latimer
Leah
Strange Denies Murder Claim After Fingerprint Clue
Nevile Strange testifies to alibi and calm demeanor as investigators reveal fingerprints on the weapon and bloodstains on his suit. Superintendent Battle and Lieutenant Leach press for inconsistencies while a bank check corroborates his wealth and links to Lady Tressilian's death.
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Nevile
Mr. Strange
Yon
Rehea
Superintendent Battle
Camilla
Leach
Tressilian
Louisiana Governor O K Allen Dies Unexpectedly
Gov. O. K. Allen of Louisiana dies suddenly. Other obituaries include Ole Tollackson at 69 in Argyle and Willard A. Bolender in Orangeville. Walter Wittner of Monticello is burned by a burst condensed milk can and Walter F. Rufenacht’s home quarantined for scarlet fever. State Holstein convention begins locally.
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O. K. Allen
Louisiana
Ole Tollackson
Argyle
Willard A. Bolender
Orangeville
Walter Wittner
Monticello
Walter F. Rufenacht
Flashes of Life and Odd Notices Across Cities
A collection of brief items includes Kenneth L. Knight reporting a wristwatch theft at a Chelsea restaurant after windings. Lester Belgrave faces repeated auto sticker tickets in Chicago amid a twin brother joke. Clinton Wilcox ill. Brewster residents publish a full page get well message for the editor.
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Brewster, Minn
Clinton Wilcox
Brewster Tribune
the Tribune
Brewster
Cathryn Klarer Transferred to Gulfport Dental School
Cathryn Klarer a pharmacist's mate third class from Pensacola Fla has been transferred to the U S naval training center Gulfport Miss for a course of instruction at the dental school She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Christ Klarer 2015 15th street Monroe Wis Prior to enlisting in the Waves in September 1944 Marie worked at Lockheed Aircraft Company Bur bank Calif Before her transfer she was on the staff at the U S naval hospital Pensacola Fla
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Cathryn Klarer
Pensacola
Fla
Marie Cathryn Klarer
U. S. Naval Training Center
Gulfport
Miss
Christ Klarer
15Th Street
Monroe
Wis
The
Waves
Marie
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Burbank
Calif
U. S. Naval Hospital
Spain Weighs Monarchy Return In Nation's Time
DeWitt MacKenzie reports Franco says Spain will decide on monarchy when suitable to national interests and by Spaniards themselves. He stresses open constitution, non interference with others, and limited involvement of foreign powers. He notes Spain rejected Potsdam’s UN exclusion and will assist peace when necessary.
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Madrid
Spain
Generalissimo
Franco
el Pardo
Washington
Juan Francisco de Cardenas
UNO
Potsdam
United of Organization
United Nations Organization
High Level School For Air Force Proposed By Spaatz
Lt. Gen Carl A. Spaatz proposed a high level school for future air war leaders to train senior and junior officers, aiming to create an AAF university on par with West Point and Annapolis. The plan envisions a system of schooling to develop top air force officers.
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Washington
Navy Air Force
AAF
Carl A. Spaatz
Air Forces
West Point
Anapolis
Cancer Fund Drive Milwaukee selects campaign manager
The Medical Society of Wisconsin announced Folke Becker, president of the Rhinelander Paper company, as campaign manager for the 1946 cancer fund drive. The state quota for cancer research and education is $255,000 and the national goal is $12 million.
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Milwaukee
Medical Society of Wisconsin
Folke Becker
Rhinelander Paper Company
Polio Fund Sets 1945 Wisconsin Expenditures
Wisconsin National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis chapters reported $110,620 spent in 1945. Byron Canaan of Rapids chaired the drive, with $87,776 for victim assistance including hospitalization and therapy, $22,825 for equipment and related needs, and thepublic urged to contribute to the fund.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Wiseons
Byron Canaan
Rapids
State
March of
Conway
Man of Words Holds Extended Sale Across Weekend
At 1 p.m. Friday he began a caneer sale at Eikharg finishing at 2 30 am Saturday. A second sale opened at 1 p.m. Saturday and lasted until 7 30 am Sunday.
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Eikharg
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