Newspaper postal and subscription rates notice
The notice details mailing class and subscription pricing for Monroe Wisconsin and surrounding areas. It lists rates for in state and out of state, city delivery options, one month and yearly totals, and credits Associated Press use of news dispatches. It preserves standard republication rights and disclaimers.
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Associated Press
Allen Hlapp Co
New York
Detroit
Wisconsin
U. S
Editorial on Cigarettes and Consumer Habits
An editorial cites a national tobacco survey noting women buy 69 percent of civilian cigarette supply and many people wait in lines for off brand packs. It argues average smokers get only half the value from a cigarette and suggests questions about clerk tactics and sale alerts for fairer access.
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Associated
Aui
Noite
Miss Bovine Named Dairy Pin-Up Queen Of Wisconsin
The article extols Miss Bovine as the leading dairy symbol in Wisconsin during Dairy Week. It highlights the cow’s role in supporting troops with milk and praises Wisconsin’s dairy industry for quality and quantity, crediting farmers and processors nationwide.
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Miss Bovine
Pagel
Wisconsin
Sigantic Job Food Production Spurs Wartime Crops
The article notes American farmers boosting wartime crop output with little land expansion and reduced manpower. It credits soil improvement, soil care, and intensified tillage as key factors supporting the nation’s war effort.
Doolittle Resting in Miami Hospital Transfer Planned
Lt Gen. James Doolittle is in a Miami hospital for rest as the Army Air Forces redeploys from Europe to the Pacific. He is expected to move to the Pacific coast within 10 days, joining Gen. George S. Patton in the transfer.
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Miami Beach
James Doolittle
Army Air Forces
Europe
Pacific
Doolittle
Pacific Coast
George S. Patton
Chile Discovery By Diego de Almagro in 1535
Diego de Almagro is credited with the discovery of Chile in 1535, marking the early exploration phase of that region by Spanish conquistadors.
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Chile
Diego de Almagro
Poison Murder Trial Shadows a Wealthy Family
Elinor Carlisle faces trial for Mary Gerrard's murder as an anonymous letter hints someone aims to steal Aunt Laura Welman's fortune. Flashing memories focus on Mary Gerrard, Roddy Welman, and a hidden photo linked to an old romance and possible past danger. Nurses O'Brien and Hopkins discuss a man named Lewis, suggested by an old photograph, hinting at a forgotten lover and family secrets.
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Mary Gerrard
Elinor Carlisle
Roderick Welman
Laura Welman
Elinor
Rodayshad
Laura
Nurse O'Brien
Mrs. Weiman
Nurse Hopkins
Nurse O’brien
O'Brien
Hopkins
Seren O'Brien
Mrs. Welman
Mary
Mr. Welman
Miss Carlisle
Tatler
Newmar
Roderick
Lewis
Emergency bills to restore NRA on restricted basis go to congress
Emergency measures to revive the National Recovery Administration on a limited basis are sent to Congress. Walter Broughton a three year old of Albany suffers a skull fracture after being kicked by a cow. Miss Alice Hanson and Maurice Brede Jr. wed in a ceremony. Gladys Kundert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudy Kundert of Monroe township, achieves top rural graduate standings.
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NRA
Congress
Walter Broughton
Albany
Alice Hanson
Maurice Bredeson
Gladys Kundert
Rudy Kundert
Monroe Township
Earl Johnson
John J. Aeschlimann
Vada L. Kotz
Winslow
Frank E. Stamm
McConnell
Orangeville
Henry W. Niles
Belleville
Carrie Share
Florence Worth
Oscar Hoel
Stoughton
Return of Lt Harold Goad After War Time Prison
Lt Harold W Goad returned home with his wife Helen after surviving 18 months in a Japanese prison camp near Rangoon. He described the air crash over Burma on Oct 14 1943 when his B 24 was hit and five crewmen perished. The couple, who wed after the war department declared him dead, plan a vacation before his civilian pilot prospects.
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Portsmouth
Harold W. Goad
Navy
War Department
Army
Rangoon
Helen
Long Beach
Calif
Ens
Robert A.macdowell
Goad
Atlantic
Burma
Socialists Call For Balloting In Conquered Lands
Wisconsin socialists at their state conference urged that defeated countries be allowed to vote in elections immediately and called for withdrawal of occupying armies after the elections. They also opposed slave labor and backed a world organization to eliminate economic racial and political causes of war.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Europe
Eld
Okinawa War Toll and Japan’s Hidden Fleet
MacKenzie argues the Okinawa campaign foreshadows darker days ahead as Japan’s remaining fleet could pose serious danger. He notes 7 to 10 battleships, about a dozen carriers, and roughly 20 cruisers, plus limited destroyers, with three Japanese naval groups active during the Philippines and Formosa fronts. He predicts air power will erode but not erase Japan’s fleet in being.
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Okinawa
Japan
Truman
Germany
Oime
U. S. Pacific
MacArthur
Philippines
Singapore-Philippine
Formosa-Hongkong
the Philippines
San Bernardino Strait
Leyte Gulf
Davao Prisoner Skeletons Found After Japanese Withdrawal
Officials report mass neglect at the Davao penal colony with 150 skeletons found in hospital beds porches and walkways. Evidence suggests deaths due to neglect after Japanese forces withdrew leaving prisoners to starve or die of disease. About 800 missing allied soldiers may be reclassified as dead or POW. A nearby American national cemetery plot shows 20 graves, mostly officers.
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Davao
Mindanao
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Mendelson
Pharmack Art Described as Medical Preparation
The text defines Pharmack as the craft of preparing preserving and mixing medicines per physicians prescriptions. It emphasizes preparation preservation and compounding as core duties.
Minefield Chart Saved Big Fleet
In a night action off the French coast on August 14 1944 Allied destroyers intercepted German corvettes near Toulon. Lt. Comdr John D. Bulkeley led the Endicott boarding party to seize papers revealing secret minefield charts used to invade southern France with minimal ship losses. Dawn confirmed minesweeping success despite minor damage to a single minesweeper.
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Pareeres Tucker
Sania
France
Admiral Davidson
Davidson
The
Augusta
Edward H. Jones
Mediterranean
Rawson Kirby Davis
Toulon
Endicott
John D. Bulkeley
Pacific PT Boat Fame
Truman Party Arrives for Summer at White House Home
First Lady Mrs. Harry S. Truman her daughter Margaret and mother Mrs D. W. Wallace arrived in Independence Missouri to spend a few weeks at the family home serving as the summer White House.
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White¢ House
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Margaret
D. W. Wallace
White House
Edison Pioneer in Electricity Use for Trac tion
A historical note credits Thomas Edison as a pioneer in applying electricity to traction systems. The remark highlights his influence on powered transport and electrical innovations.
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Thomas Edison
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Editorial
Sigantic Job
Gen. Doolittle
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R. W. Robitaille
Greenville
Roosevelt
Robitaille
Agatha Christie
Nurse
Ford Motor Company
Evening Times
Ensign
MacKenzie
Mobilgas
Mobilgas-Mobiloil
Mobilubrication
NBC
Mobilgas Socony
VACUU
Mobil Oil
Socony-Vacuum Oil CO. Inc
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