Suburban Dispatch Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists subscription rates for AP News service in Wisconsin and surrounding counties, with carrier and mail options. It references Monroe and Stephenson counties and provides a general contact window from 8:30 am to 5:99 pm.
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Stampede Ethos and Tax Policy Clash in Crisis Debate
Editorial argues national unity in crisis risks suppressing dissent and courting hasty state actions. It calls for emergency taxes on business and individual incomes to fund defense, questioning why domestic spending cannot be trimmed first. The piece urges resourcefulness over pork barrel funding during wartime.
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Congress
United States Aids Britain With Oil Ban and Air Power
July 25 1940 report notes US moves to help Britain including embargo on shipments that could reach Germany or Italy and plans for 3000 planes monthly. Obituaries for William Grossman 78 and Edward Weissmiller Monroe native. Local schools Murray Decatur and Town Line in Brooklyn close. land office birth certificates grow.
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Great Britain
Germany
Italy
William Grossman
Murray
Decatur
Town’ Line
Brooklyn
Register of Deeds Office
Edward Weissmiller
Monroe
Green Bay
Russians Use Terror Plan To Gain West German Spies
A Berlin report describes East zone police using terror to build a spy ring in West Germany. Arrested traveling businessmen suffer interrogations in cellars until signing papers to inform on home areas. The aim is to intimidate West Germans and expand an East German security network under the Soviet regime.
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Tom Reedy
Berlin
Germany
Red Gestapo
East Zone
Khilier
East Germany
Free Jurists
Vatican department cites reports of South Korean atrocities
A Vatican department said it had received reports alleging torture by communists of families of South Korean army officers police and government officials in captured Seoul.
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Vatican
Seoul
Congregation Or the Propagation of the Faith
Bucket Seat Trip No Ride for Sissy
A wartime travel memoir laments the continued use of bucket seats on long flights to Korea. The writer recalls being strapped into rigid aluminum seats that caused cramps and numbness, contrasting plush modern cabins with the old torture rack from World War II. The piece notes the discomfort persisted despite advances and two prior wars, leaving a lasting, uncomfortably vivid image of travel.
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Iraca
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Mae West
Road Won
United States
Japan
Lafayette Memorial Covers Hit by Flood
Guardsman covers for 1 500 wet memorial booklets were destroyed during last weeks flood water conditions. Ben DeMuth, service officer, announced to all World War I veterans in Lafayette county. Books were being assembled at the Republican Journal office. This delays release and causes financial loss to publisher Bowden Curtis.
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Ben DeMuth
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Republican Journal
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Two Parachutes Arrive In Milwaukee Transfer Plan
Sheriff Matt Solliran said two trainings parachutes are held by Green county authorities awaiting transfer to a Milwaukee military unit. One parachute in Albany area is marooned by high water in marshland. A chute was recovered in a corn field Sunday and two more were turned over yesterday by an Albany resident.
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Reserve Board Urges Controls on Credit and Mortgages
The Federal Reserve Board warned Congress that unless strong controls are applied quickly to installment buying and home mortgages the nation faces gray markets and spiraling prices. It cited a nationwide buying spree sparked by the Korean crisis and urged broad emergency controls over consumer credit and mortgages to conserve resources for defense and curb inflation.
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Security pact seals loyalty check for American ships
Management and unions in the maritime industry reach a voluntary security pact to bar crew members deemed security risks. Coast Guard policing to be coordinated with labor, with a review board in each principal port and a right of appeal for unions or workers. Capt H Jewell says policing should start within a week and replacement crews will be provided for those deemed risky.
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Washington Seeks Full Cooperation Amid Korea Emergency
Unions and operators from all coasts promised the government their full cooperation during the entire period of the emergency caused by the communist invasion of South Korea. Washington oversaw the pledge as part of mobilization efforts with the United States Coast Guard and union groups from unions and unions.
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Coast Guard
Washington
Nions
South Korea
Praises Role of U S in New Zealand Speech
New Zealand Prime Minister Sidney Holland praised the United States today, calling America a strong partner and noting the U S stands in the same position Britain did in past wars. He cited warmth toward Britain’s ally but framed U S support as pivotal to New Zealand’s security.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Sidney G. Holand
Holland
Great Britain
America
Britain
Public urged to aid FBI in fighting subversives now
The piece notes President Truman's call for public cooperation with the FBI to root out disloyalty and subversive activity. It questions whether private citizens or political attitudes will affect investigations and urges the administration to prove its commitment beyond rhetoric. The editorial stresses ongoing vigilance against disloyal elements in American life.
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FBI
McCarthy
White House
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Safer Driving Monroe Creates 13th Avenue Arterial Route
A new through street in Monroe aims to ease congestion and boost safety. Stop signs at all 13th avenue intersections mark the change, backed by a police safety committee and a citizens group. Enforcements will be strict and drivers are urged to observe all traffic rules to ensure safer streets.
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Monroe
13Th Avenue
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