Monroe Daily Journal Absorbed by Monroe Evening Times News
The Monroe Evening Times notes the Monroe Daily Journal was absorbed in 1927 under the same management. The paper remains a member of AP and Inland Oil Press Association with the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to local news and AP reports for republication.
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Monroe Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Inland Oil Press Association
Audit Bureau
Wisconsin Patrol Need Grows with Summer Traffic
Editorial notes Wisconsin faces higher highway patrol demand during crowded vacation season. Local police staffs handle operations, but many visitors unfamiliar with varied laws require stronger enforcement. Improved patrolling would aid respect for rules without necessarily increasing arrests.
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Wisconsin
AP marks a century of service with member papers
The Associated Press celebrates one hundred years as the nation’s primary news gathering network. The Evening Times notes AP’s non profit structure and its history of accurate reporting while preparing for the next century of day by day journalism.
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Associated Press
Evening Times
Senator Ferguson Points to Midwest Camp Gap in Draft
Ferguson argues the armyist selective service neglects central region by placing no training camps there. He notes midwest inductees will travel long distances, raising man and family hardship and hurting morale and efficiency.
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Ferguson
Army
Middlewestern
Midwest
Wisconsin Gold Strike Confirmed By Assay
Clay ton Seever said his Wisconsin gold strike claim is confirmed by an assay from the University of Wisconsin. The exact value of the Barron county claim remains unsettled as a single sample cannot establish quantity or value. A second note mentions chinchilla mortality on Canadian fur farms with 217 born in 1945 and 73 dying naturally.
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Auburn
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Clayton Seever
Wisconsin
Barron County
Edwin R. Shorey
Department of Mining and Metallurgy
University of Wisconsin
Seever
Department
Ten Years Ago and Ten More: July 14 Highlights
A collection of past items notes weddings, oaths, and deaths. Miss Joyce V Preston and George W Legler planned nuptials in Stuart Iowa in 1938. Evelyn Peterson swore in as register in probate, succeeding Clara Theiler. Harry S Manchester, a Madison merchant, died.
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Joyce V. Preston
George W. Legler
Stuart
Iowa
Monroe
Evelyn Peterson
Clara Theiler
Harry S. Manchester
Madison
Man-made Fogs Fight Disease and Pests Worldwide
Fogs dispersing DDT and other insecticides are used globally to control mosquitoes malarial vectors and other pests. Experts note regulated droplet sizes indoors and outdoors, with effects lasting weeks or months. Potential to curb polio vectors is explored, while applications span farms, beaches, race tracks, theaters, and public spaces.
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Victor K. LaMer
Columbia University
Seymore Hochberg
DuPont Co
John Hoffman Returned To Chicago By Officials
John Hoffman, 32, a truck driver charged with murder in his wife Mollie's death, was returned to Chicago by police. He faced Wisconsin and Illinois warrants and was taken to the detective bureau where Assistant State's Attorney Daniel Ryan planned questioning. Mollie Hoffman's body was found in a trailer in Wisconsin Dells on June 5.
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Chicago
John Hoffman
Mollie
Hoffman
Wisconsin
Illinois
Wisconsin Dells
Louis Capparelli
John Ascher
Daniel Ryan
Ryan
Berlin Tension Looms Over Western Powers and Russia
The piece surveys Berlin as a flashpoint between bolshevists and democracies with Britain and the United States weighing formidable options. It notes editorial caution from Daily Mail and Daily Graphic, troop moves, and calls for a united Western stance while avoiding war. It analyzes Russia aims toward control of Germany and a potential four power conference to reshape Europe.
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Berlin
London Daily Mail
the Mail
Russia
Daily
Graphic
Britain
London
Germany
British
War Office
Reit
William H. Draper
U.S
Turkey
America
Europe
United Nations
Ruhr
Reich
Moscow
Winter Wheat About Ripening Through State
Wisconsin winter wheat is nearly ripe with a good crop, says state crop summary forecaster H. J. Thompson. Corn grew fast in hot dry weather. excess moisture is needed for corn on light soils and for alfalfa and clover for pastures. Early peas mostly canned. late peas in south and central sections with light yields. Potatoes mostly in good condition though tops die on light soils. The southeast picks cherries while harvests near completion in the southwest and Door County expected to begin today.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
H. J. Thompson
Door
Children and fear of snakes in upbringing
A line suggests that children not taught to fear snakes tend to fear them no more than other creatures, implying upbringing shapes attitudes toward reptiles.
Russia Tightens Demands On Austrian Occupation Areas
A Vienna government source reports Russian military authorities in the occupation zone require detailed reports on public life. They seek lists of former Nazis and foreigners, political party activities, advance notice of meetings, police rosters, hotel ownership, newspaper distributions, verbatim speeches, party secretary activity, and vehicle ownership data.
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Vienna
Bewitch Heads Bigger Field In Calumet Stakes
Bewitch, the famed Calumet Farm filly, leads a 13-horse field of 3-year-olds as she races in a top class stakes event. The Chicago race gathers prominent rivals and seeks a pivotal spring prep win.
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Bewitch
Chicago
Queen of Calumet Farm
Cleopatras Stakes Contenders Shine at Arlington Park
Fillies race in the $25 000 added Cleopatra stakes at Arlington Park. Last year Bewitch won eight of her 10 starts to dominate the 2 year old filly division.
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Arlington Park
Bewitch
Shoppers Dream of Travel Versus Budget Reality
A reflective verse tracing vacation fantasies from woods to seas and luxury travel to train rides. The speaker imagines carefree weeks abroad but ultimately chooses to stay home due to limited funds. The author JJIM crafts a light, ironic travel yearning.
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JJIM
Beat the Heat with Plastic Mats and Napkins
Hot weather makes wash day rough. Baker's Book Store offers plastic placemats and paper napkins in many sizes and patterns to cut wash and ironing. The Tread Right Shoe Repair Shop invites repairs for longer shoe life with rubber or leather soles, heels, and a shine.
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Baker’s Book Store
Tread Right
GALS Advertises Foundation Garments And Home Upgrades
BECK ER'S LEADER STORE offers a full line of foundation garments including Realform and Wispese girdles in nylon front with lace inserts, pantie girdles, wide garter belts, and Formaid bras with colors pink blue white priced from $1 to $2.95. ETTER'S promotes Sat-US-ply linoleum covering for kitchen counters tops and restaurant spaces. highlights resistance to cleaners heat and glossy finish. urges pre-selection samples and professional counter covering service.
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Becker’s
Blue Swan
Etter’s
U. S. Rubber Co
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