Monroe Evening Times Postal Motto and Rates Notice
A historical masthead lists Monroe Evening Times details with the Monroe post office classification, publication schedule, ownership Emery A. Odell president, founding date, AP affiliation, subscription rates by carrier and mail, payment in advance, and office hours. The note reflects standard 20th century newspaper logistics.
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Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Ill
Supreme Court curbs presidential power in steel seizure ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that President Truman exceeded his powers by seizing the steel industry to avert a strike, reaffirming that Congress, not the President, holds lawmaking authority. Justices Black, Vinson, Reed, and Minton dissented on the emergency question, while the majority underscored constitutional limits on executive power. The decision signals a potential shift against expanding executive authority and sets the stage for the steelworkers’ response to the ruling.
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United States Supreme Court
Truman
Hugo Black
New Deal
Justice Black
Congress
White House
Philip Murray
CIO
Supreme Court
Organized Labor Movement
Red Arrow Man's Photos Revived German Memories
In Oberbeiber near Coblenz in 1919 a group from the 32nd Red Arrow Division posed with German villagers. Lt Leo James Ford and Cpl Dick Hansen visited with copies of the pictures and reconnected locals with WWI memories, including a man who recalled American troops and even introduced baseball to the town.
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Tom Stone
Frankfort
Germany
Rhineland
Oberbeiber
Coblenz
32Nd
Red Arrow
France
Leo James Ford
Janesville
Wis
Ford
Leo James Ford Jr
Frankfurt
Cpl
Dick Hansen
Milwaukee
Young Jim
Jim
Herman Stroeder
Hansen
Co. A. 322Nd Signal Bn
U.S. Fifth Corps
Frank
Hydrogen Dominates Upper Atmosphere Composition
A science note states that while hydrogen forms a tiny fraction of surface air, about 95 percent of the air at an altitude of 100 miles is hydrogen, indicating a major shift in atmospheric makeup with height.
Inflation fears spark citizen pledge drive in Green County
Ten years ago on June 3 1942 Green County citizens pledged to inform the public about inflation dangers at a courthouse meeting called by Mayor Frank A. Buehler and County Agent Ray L. Pavlak. The observance of Flag Week was announced in Monroe with mobile casualty station demonstrations in cooperation with local defense groups.
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Green County
Court House
Frank A. Buehler
Ray L. Pavlak
National Flag Association
Monroe
Court House Square
Wisconsin Council of Defense
State Medical Society of Wisconsin
C. E. Baumie
Grant
LaCrosse
R. D. Gorham
Ohio
Board of Health
East School
N. A. Loofbourow
Chicago
F. W. Byers
Jordan
Gissing Infant Succumbs Here
Nettiemae Gissing three week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Gissing Jr route 2 Clinton died at 2 15 pm yesterday at St Clare hospital where born May 12 She had been ill since birth She leaves her parents a sister Carol Jean six grandparents and a two year old brother Robert George Gissing died Jan 4 1951 Services will be held at 3 30 pm tomorrow in Shriner Neushwander funeral home Clinton with Rev Cloak officiating Burial in Mt Vernon Juda
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Robert Gissing Jr
Clinton
St. Clare Hospital
Robert
Irene Twilliger Gissing
Carol Jean
Robert Gissing
Monroe
Joseph Twilliger
California Primary Sets High Stakes for Delegates
California voters face a split field as Warren and Kefauver emerge as favored for delegate roles in a 3.6 million turnout. Werdel leads a rival Republican bloc while Taft, Eisenhower, and MacArthur positions loom. Democratic hopes tilt to Stevenson or Harriman with Brown backing.
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San Francisco
California
Earl Warren
Estes Kefauver
Golden State
Warren
Thomas H. Werdel
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Kefauver
Truman
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
Werdel
Congress
San Joaquin Valley
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
MacArthur
Beaten Mauston Girl Regains Consciousness
LARAMIE Wyoming Virginia Anderson a 24 year old University of Wyoming coed who was beaten by an unidentified assailant regained consciousness yesterday for the first time since May 11 Albany County Sheriff Ted Burnstad said he spoke with the former Manston Wisconsin girl briefly and she remembers nothing of the events leading up to her disappearance the night of May 9.
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Laramie
Wyo
Virginia Anderson
University of Wyoming
Albany County
Ted Burnstad
Manston, Wis
Congress Trims Foreign Aid In Mock Arithmetic
Washington observers note Congress treats foreign aid like a math exercise. The Truman administration sought 7.9 billion dollars, committees suggested about one billion more, while the House trimmed to 6.163 billion. The Senate rejected several top-off proposals before approving a 200 million cut. Senator Long led the final tally, highlighting the puzzling logic of large cuts.
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Washington
Einstein
Congress
Truman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
Sen. Long
Louisiana
Wand 80 Elizabeth Resident Services Held at St Marys
Joseph J Wand 80 Elizabeth Srl died Saturday. Services were held today at 9 a m at St Marys Catholic church Elizabeth. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Born in Woodbine township he lived on the same farm most of his life. He married Margaret Schaefer in 1916. She died in 1938. Survived by brother Andrew Warren two Chaugnters and one grandson.
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Joseph J. Wand
Elizabeth
Srl
Mary Goebel
Gratiot
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Woodbine Township
Wand
Margaret Schaefer
Rockford Man Dies at 25 in Path of Korean War Vet
John Czyzewski 25, of Rockford, died at 2 50 p m yesterday at St Clare hospital from complications following a medical illness. Born Oct 5 1926 in Rockford he was a son of Joseph and Anastasia Czyrzewski a Korean War veteran and motorcycle mechanic. Survived by parents and a sister in Rockford. Body moved to Long Klontz funeral home with services pending for Thursday morning.
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John Czyzewski
Rockford
St. Clare Hospital
Joseph
Anastasia Szyurek Czyrzewski
Shriner-Neushwander’s
Long-Klontz Funeral Home
Sailor Killed in Illinois Highway Crash Near Lena
Lena youth 19 year old Claire Stabenow died after a weekend leave crash on Illinois Route 73 a mile north of Lena. He fell asleep at the wheel while driving from his Navy base in Memphis to Lena. He died at St Francis hospital Freeport after head and chest injuries. Funeral set for Lena Methodist Church with burial in Lena Burial Park.
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Ralph Stabenow
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Stephenson Country
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Memphis
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Jacksonville
Fla
Robert Stabenow
Methodist Church
Davis
Robert Schulz
Norma
William Stabenow
Lena Methodist Church
Lena Burial Park
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