Monroe Evening Times Publication Details
Monroe Wisconsin based newspaper notes second class matter status at Monroe Post Office since 1979. Mentions Emery A Odell as president and founding date October 13 1898. Lists associations AP Inland Daily Press and Audit Bureau. Provides subscription rates and office hours.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
Associated Press
AP News
Stephenson County
Ill
City Water Board Plans New Northeast Well
Editorial argues the water board’s proposed northeast location for a new well avoids costly mains and a distant stand pipe, reducing expense and improving the layout. It also notes a request to the state public service commission to reexamine water rates to fund needed improvements and keep services financially self supporting.
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City Water Board
Oril
State Public Service Commission
End of Meyers Case Marks Army Cleansing Step
The government cashiered retired Major General Bennett E. Meyers after his three month minimum for officers’ sentences, following his testimony before a senate war investigating committee. The action ends a long exposure and aims to close a high level misconduct episode.
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Bennett E. Meyers
Senate
Meyers
Everyone Serves The selective service law changes ahead
The article discusses the forthcoming peacetime draft and the need to minimize disruption to families. It stresses shared burden, protects the rights and futures of young men, and calls for calm acceptance as Americans accept responsibility for freedom.
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Army
Former Monroe Resident Graduates From Pomona College
Otto Haueter Jr a former Monroe resident and son of Mrs Glenn Anderson Winslow has graduated from Mt San Antonio College at Pomona California He is a member of the honor society with a B average He will complete his work at UCLA majoring in accounting Haueter attended Monroe high school for two years and graduated from a California high school He served in the navy two years.
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Otto Haueter Jr
Monroe
Glenn Anderson
Winslow
Mt. San Antonio College
Pomona
Calif
UCLA
Haueter
Monroe High School
Glancing Backward on July 19 1938 unsanctioned flight
A July 19 1938 item notes Douglas Corrigan reaching Ireland in a surprise flight in a dilapidated plane and claiming he thought he was heading for California. The column also recalls Old Sandley succeeding Frank Montgomery as Cadiz township chair and Robert Boatman’s injuries from a motorcycle crash.
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Douglas Corrigan
Ireland
California
Old Sandley
Frank Montgomery
Cadiz Township
Robert Boatman
Hospital Home Care For Cancer Patients
New York based hospital home care program offers hospital level services at home for cancer patients. Montefiore hospital's year long trial shows benefits for patients and families, with medical nursing specialists equipment therapy and housekeeping provided in the home to sustain hope and comfort.
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New York
Montefiore Hospital
Martin Cherkasky
Cherkasky
ClubLadies Hold Dinners and Teas in Local Homes
Members of Our Club enjoyed a supper at the Wagon Wheel near Rockton Thursday. The contract club held a dessert luncheon at Mrs. B. H. Roderick home. Mrs Lara Stair with Miss Clara Holcomb and Miss Helen Beck entertained Thursday afternoon for Miss Nellie Gist Oshkosh. Mrs Fred Hahlen returned Saturday from the Johnson clinic in Milwaukee.
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Our Club
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Contract Club
B. H. Roderick
Lara Stair
Clara Holcomb
Helen Beckwith
Nellie Gist
Oshkosh
Fred Hahlen
Johnson
Science Finds Amazing Way to Fatten Porkers Twice as Fast as Usual
Lincoln Nebraska report details a University of Nebraska study where pigs on a vitamin E deficient diet gain about 21 pounds weekly versus 10 on a natural diet. The formula includes corn starch casein minerals brewer's yeast with added vitamins A and D. Researchers seek the growth factor behind rapid weight gain and note costs and fat drawbacks.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Lester E. Hanson
University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Hanson
Want Ad Workloads Contrast With Low Pay
A reader notes that purchasing Want Ads leads to significant effort for minimal earnings, implying limited value for money and prompting questions about ad pricing and usefulness.
New Old Congress Differ in Actions
Washington describes the difference between a special session and a new Congress. The 80th Congress adjourned in June after two years, leaving bills unfinished which the special session can tackle within its continuation. A new 81st Congress would start from scratch, unable to act on the 80th’s unfinished business.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Labor Committee
House
Senate
Planes Support Troops Near Peiping Clash
Warplanes backing government ground troops clashed with Chinese communists about 13 miles southwest of the major north China city Changhsiatien. The communists were estimated at around 2,000 troops and Peiping showed little concern.
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Peiping
North China
Changhsiatien
Salt Fragments Reported From Egyptian Dating Around 2400
Archaeologists report finding pieces of salt in an artifact dating to around 2400 BCE in Egypt. The discovery suggests trade or culinary practices and sheds light on ancient materials use. Researchers caution that the fragments may indicate context rather than exact dating.
Truman's Move to Force GOP on Defense Faces Filibuster Risk
President Truman seeks a July special session to push civil rights bills including anti lynching and anti poll tax. Southern Democrats threaten a filibuster to block all action, risking backlash if Republicans and non southern Democrats block or allow cloture. The stakes hinge on Senate filibuster rules and party positions ahead of the election.
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James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Congress
Philadelphia
Senate
House
Mr. Truman
Ohm
Argyle Officer Chosen for Air Tactical Class
Captain Amos Waage, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Waage, has been selected for the fifth class of the air tactical school at Tyndall Air Force Base Panama City Florida. The program blends academics with flying using modern aircraft to teach fundamentals and principles needed for squadron command and staff duties at his rank.
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Argyle
Amos Waage
Andrew Waage
Air Tactical School
Tyndall Air Force Base
Panama City
Fla
Last Wild Buffalo in Northern Canada On the Rise
Ottawa reports Canada’s last truly wild American bison herd in Wood Buffalo park near Great Slave Lake has grown to over 9,500 animals. The rugged herd thrives in a 17 000 square mile unfenced area, living mostly on natural grasses with limited hunting for meat and mounts. The Audubon naturalist describes vast wetlands, wind swept plains, and wary bulls guarding trails as the herd expands despite threats from disease and occasional kills for isolated missions and Mountie coats.
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Ottawa
Canada
The
Wildlife Service
Massachusetts
Audubon Society
Lake Claire
West
Great Slave Lake
Wild Life Service
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Executions of Chinese Officers for Smuggling
Three Chinese officers including a general and two colonels were executed in Nanking for smuggling while stationed in Canton along the south China coast.
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Nanking
South China Coast
Canton
New Glarus Visitors and Local social notes
Walter Mills and Barbara Reardon were business callers at Monroe Saturday. Mrs. Katie Hefty returned to Belleville after visiting her mother Mrs. Emma Elmer. Mrs. Wilbert Frick of South Pasadena, California, visits relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. John Kundert join Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duerst of Madison for a trip to Canada. Mrs. Ada Figg of Argyle visited her daughters and attended a Mother and Daughter dessert luncheon. Mrs. Walter Marty and Mrs. Delmar Marty of Belleville also attended. Mrs. Eldred Bowen of Greenville, Illinois, visits her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. McQuillin. Mrs. Harlan Wernle returns home after Greenville visit.
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Walter Mills
Barbara Reardon
Monroe
Katie Hefty
Belleville
Emma Elmer
Wilbert Frick
South Pasadena
Calif
John Kundert
Fred Duerst
Madison
Canada
14A Figg
Argyle
Walter Marty
Delmar Marty
Eldred Bowen
Greenville
Ill
E. D. Mc. Quillin
Harlan Wernle
Whisky speeds death for venomous bites in rats and guinea pigs
Laboratory observations show rats and guinea pigs bitten by venomous snakes die sooner if whisky or alcohol is administered as an antidote than when no antidote is given. The finding suggests alcohol is not a reliable treatment for venomous bites.
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Monroe Evening Times
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial
Salina
Kan
Evening Times
Ruby Carter
Jeffer
Son Township
John Wyss
Freeport Hospital
Helen Dodge
Elsbeth Regez
Alice Regez
Marian Stuart
Dorothy Dodge
Dorothy Kohli
Rudolph Regez
J. J. Tschudy
Daniel Kohli
C. H. Hambright
Milwaukee
Isaac Stephenson
United States Senate
Green County Teachers’ Institute
Jacob Marty
Brodhead
New Glarus
Mrs
Donald L. Collin
Century
John B. Holtshopple Jr
10Th Street
Century Engineering Corporation
Cedor Rapids, Low
ROTE
Johnson Motor Sales
Gop
Air Tactical
Millard Tschuay
Homer Allen
Illinois Central
Illinois
W. A. Johnstox
Mid-America
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