Monroe Daily Journal History and AP Affiliation Notice
The Monroe Daily Journal traces its founding to October 13 1898 and notes continuous operation under varying management. It lists affiliations with the Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation with subscription rates and office hours.
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Monroe Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial Fun in Monroe Funday Highlighting Youth Recreation
Monroe's annual Funday for the youngsters, held Monday, promotes the recreation department program and offers a day of fun for all ages. The piece argues such community observances help address juvenile problems and provide wholesome outlets amid fast paced city life.
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Monroe
Recreation Department
President Calls Congress to Special Session for Election Strategy
The piece notes President Truman convening a special session of Congress to pursue reelection strategy amid Berlin crisis, rising living costs, and draft concerns. It mentions GOP opposition, with Rep Brown calling for calm and letting the president speak before lawmakers depart.
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Congress of the
United States
Harry Truman
White House
Executive Branch
Truman
Berlin
Gov. Dewey
Congress
Rep. Brown
Terror Harvest Lessons for Wisconsin from Ohio Killings
An Ohio terror wave costing seven lives exposed gaps in state police funding and manpower. The piece argues for a stronger state police, better traffic enforcement, and closer cooperation with local authorities, contrasting Ohio with Canada’s RCMP model and urging a national reassessment of tax dollars for policing.
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Ohio
Wisconsin
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada
Beloit Man Sentenced After FBI Information
Floyd George Bennett, 39, of Beloit, received a prison term after FBI information linked him to an unprovoked assault on an Eau Claire housewife when he visited July 17 to sharpen knives. He has a criminal record dating to 1931 and was given a two to three year term under the repeater statute.
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Eau Claire
FBI
Floyd
George Bennett
Beloit
Bennett
Merrill R. Farr
Waupum State
Death notices and local events from July 24
Ten years ago Emma Griffith, 79, died. John Hefty died July 24 at New Glarus. Erickson and Dr. Oliver, trapped in a coal curing room, were rescued by Fred Glauser after a long wait. Monroe firemen beat Beloit police 11 to 10. Twenty five years ago flood damages Yellowstone entrances and Lake Kegonsa outings occurred. Arthur Schultz drowned at a Sunday school picnic. Forty years ago city council discussed expenditures and borrowing. county Democrats named slate for county offices. Ben Matzke and Angeline Kubli wed in Eureka, Illinois. Fred Odell returned from Camp Douglas.
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Emma Jane Griffith
John Jacob
New Glarus
R. E. Erickson
L. H. Oliver
Waupun
Center Cheese Factory
Fred Glauser
Monroe Firemen
Beloit
Yellowstone Park
Canyon Creek
Wilkinson
Lake Kegonsa
Monroe
Arthur Schultz
United Brethren Christian Endeavor Society of
Janesville
Rock River
Water Board
John Babler
Mr. Pleasant
W. O. Blount
Charles Skinner
Brodhead
W. A. Loveland
Monticello
Gourmands Anonymous Survival Plan by Frank Tripp
A satirical portrait by Frank Tripp critiques self imposed diets and slimming fads. The narrator humorously riffs on weight loss methods, medical charts, and a drastic lifestyle overhaul advised by a physician named Larry Hobler.
Concession Space At Fair Draws Demand At Green County
The Green County Fairgrounds concession space is described as loaded by R H Schoonover to more than 25 applicants rejected for space. The fair opens Wednesday evening with tents displays already underway and a 10 000 square foot exhibit of 36 trucks planned, marking postwar reappearance of extensive truck and automobile displays. The carnival arrives in Monroe Monday.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gourmands Anonymous
General Features
Green County Fairgrounds
R. H. Schoonover
Schoonever
Monroe
Knights of Columbus Picnic Set at Recreation Park
The annual Knights of Columbus picnic will be held tomorrow at Recreation Park with about 275 attendees expected. John Disch chairs the committee, assisted by Leo Share Leander E Kirsch Joseph B Huber Theodore F Gaukapp Frank Klarer and Ronald L Spease.
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Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
John Disch
Leo Share
Leander E. Kirsch
Joseph B. Huber
Theodore F. Gaukapp
Frank Klarer
Ronald L. Spease
Co. K Guardsmen Return From Camp McCoy Maneuvers
Co. K and 14 medics arrived home at 12 20 noon after a two week summer encampment at Camp McCoy. The battalion conducted firing range drills with M1 rifles under Lt Burgy Lt Bahr and Lt Col Barrett. Guardsmen received a company picture and were welcomed by Col Moldenhauer.
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Co. K
Camp McCoy
Theodore J. Burgy
Richard Bahr
Barrett
John J. Burkhard
Red Wagon Triumph Ends With Cat Chaos
Sandy gains red paint for his wagon but a neighbor cat and his dog create a colorful mishap. The boy spills paint on himself Skipper and the cat as his mother steps in to calm the scene and urge his father to finish the job.
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Sandy
Skipper
Tommy
Hawaiian Visitors See Fair During U S Visit
Two young Hawaiian women Jeanne Kawamura and Jean Miyashiro visiting from Honolulu tour Green County near Juneau while Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent guides them. They study in the United States on scholarships and will return to Hawaii after experiences in Philadelphia and public welfare work.
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Mamie Tillema
Miss Tillema
Jeanne Kawamura
Jean Miyashiro
Honolulu
United States
San Francisco
Montana
Washington
Tillema
Juneau
Madison
Hawaii
University of Hawaii
Jeanne
States
Philadelphia
Queen’s Hospital
Jean
Cedarville To Vote On Water Plan August 14
Cedarville residents will attend a public meeting Tuesday at 7 p m in the community hall to hear details on the proposed water system and bond issue. A vote on the project is set for August 14 at the village election.
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Cedarville
Local New Members Listed With Addresses and Dates
The notice lists new members Nancy Kay Braun Judith Ann Obert Marijane Obert David Paul Leck Barbara Dawne Williams Kenneth Leroy Wood and Norma Fay Zettle with their route or street addresses Browntown Evanston Ill and respective joining dates from 1946 to 1948.
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Nancy Lee Aitchison
Browntown
Donna Canoes Disch
New Glarus
Kent LeRoy Phillips
11Th Street
Cheryl Jill van Houten
Monroe
Nancy Kay Braun
Doris Mae Baehler
Mt. Horeb
Diane Rose Indergand
Karen Lynn Pattinson
Gratiot
Etz Lee Wi
Alice Ruth Thomann
Monticello
Lucretia Diane
Judith Ann Obert
Marijane Obert
Brownown
David Paul Leck
5Th Street
Barbara Dawne Williams
16Th Street
Kenneth Leroy Wood
Main Street
Evanston
Ill
Norma Fay Zettle
Wallace ticketeer Essin runs for Wisconsin attorney general
M Michael Essin aged 45 who headed the Milwaukee office of the National Labor Relations Board resigned yesterday and announced his candidacy for Wisconsin attorney general on the Wallace party ticket.
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Milwaukee
M. Michael Essin
National Labor Relations Board
Wisconsin
When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor
Advertisement for M. J. Gonstead chiropractic clinic announcing X ray and Neurocalometer evaluation with contact at phone 373 and residence 101 Monroe.
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Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Right Wing CIO Coalition Sweeps Milwaukee Elections
The right wing forces of the CIO united coke gas and chemical workers swept all major elective offices in Milwaukee yesterday. The convention repudiated both Henry A. Wallace and Thomas E. Dewey as presidential candidates. The resolution warned that Wallace's new party and Dewey's Republican party share a common reactionary fate.
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Milwaukee
CIO United Coke, Gas and Chemical Workers
Henry A. Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
Wallace
Dewey
Republican Party
Bird feathers grow only during certain moulting seasons
Birds grow feathers in specific, short moulting periods and not year round. Feathers replace worn plumage during these defined times, with growth ceasing outside the moulting window.
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Orangeville
Ronald Kubly
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Charlie Leroy Martin
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Larson Beach
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Oldsmobile
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