Monroe WI Daily Journal Absorbed 1927 by Monroe Evening Tie
Fragmented OCR notes indicate the Monroe Wisconsin Daily Journal was absorbed by the Monroe Evening Times in 1927 with Associated Press wire reports and a board of directors order dated April 30. The piece references founding date October 13, 1898 and office details.
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Monroe
Monroe Evening ‘Ties. CO
Emery
A. Odell
Monroe, Wis
Associated Press
Board OF Directors
Smith seizes foreign policy shift alarms in Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal editorial rebukes Rep Lawrence H. Smith of Racine for claiming Congress will dictate U S foreign policy bypassing the president. It argues executive leadership has long controlled foreign affairs, citing Washington and Supreme Court precedent, and urges constructive bipartisan cooperation rather than Congress taking the helm.
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Racine
Lawrence H. Smith
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Marshall
Vandenberg
Wisconsin
Washington
Potomac
Smith
Congress
Edward S. Corwin
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Trumian
Lisis
State Department
Milwaukee Journal
Thye Urges U S Role as World Stabilizing Power
Senator Thye argues the United States must provide the stabilizing force for civilization until the United Nations grows strong enough to take over. He cautions approval of funding may be hard amid domestic needs in relief and welfare even as he urges sharing food with hungry nations.
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Waukesha
Thye
Not Guilty of Defending a Soldier’s Ideal
After a trial, the jury finds not guilty of charges but guilty of defending a soldier’s ideal. Chris returns home with Lydia, both transformed by struggle, faith, and rekindled love. He reveals he walked without a cane, nearing a normal life and shared happiness.
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Chris
Mountain Inn
Courtroom drama centers on soldier's ideal and honor
Lydia attends a trial where Chris argues the returned soldiers fight for an ideal shared by all. He stresses that without an ideal war becomes bestial, while with an ideal it becomes a crusade defending honor, love, and the dead who sought a better world. Lydia, moved, contemplates the bond with Chi g.
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Lydia
Thea
Theo
America
Theo Lopez-Ona
Lydia Stark
Chris
Ernest Fitzhugh
Joe Blaine
Joe
Chiig
Joseph Blaine l
Joseph Blaine
Guadalcanal
Normandy
Coral Sea
Tokyo
Phy Ed Degree Earned By Miss Phyllis Voegeli
Miss Phyllis Voegeli daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Voegeli graduated Sunday from the physical education program at La Crosse state teachers college She was retained as pool manager and lifeguard for the summer by the village board She attended Red Cross aquatic school two years ago and was pool manager in 1946 Official pool opening date not announced
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Monticelo
Phyllis Voegeli
Emil G. Voegeli
la Crosse
State Teachers College
Voegeli
Ret Cross Aquatic School
Briggs Tries to Head Off Detroit Strike Action
Briggs Manufacturing Co seeks to avert a 20 000 worker strike set for Wednesday by appealing to CIO United Auto Workers leaders. In other auto industry news Kaiser-Frazer signed a 1Q year pact with UAW CIO, Ford workers vote on a strike ballot, and a 30 day notice looms for a Briggs tied to Chrysler and Packard production.
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Detroit
Briggs ‘Manufacturing ‘Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Uaw-Cio
Kaiser-Fraszer Corp
Independent Foreman’s Association of America
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
Briggs
Evansville, Ind
Chrysler Corp
Packard Motor Co
Employers in County Urged to Contact Employment Service
William B. Mills of the Wisconsin state employment service asks Green county employers to report summer job needs promptly to access registered student workers. He notes worker shortages in parts of the district and says many graduates are seeking permanent positions. Early orders broaden applicant options for openings across varied fields.
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Green County
William B. Mills
Janesville
Wisconsin State Employment Service Office
Mills
Creamy Carrot Sauce with Peanut Butter Idea
A recipe note suggests pairing plain creamed carrots with a peanut butter cream sauce. It recommends slicing carrots lengthwise as a change from the usual round crosswise cuts.
Orangeville Bid for Schoolmate Picnic Held
The basswood schoolmate picnic will be held with Mrs. Margaret Barmore on Thursday June 12. Mrs. Carrie Brinkow has returned from Harrisburg Pennsylvania after four months with her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Egan.
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Basswood
Margaret Barmore
Carrie Brinkow
Harrisburg
Daniel Egan
Ma Greene renews Ohio River pilot license at 79
Ma Greene, the nation s only woman inland river pilot, renewed her 5 year license with ease for the eleventh time. She began piloting after learning from her husband and now runs a steamboat line son Tom continues.
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Ma’ Greene
Cincinnati
Ma” Greene
Condr
Harry A. Voight
Mary Greene Carrigs
Pittsburgh
Gorjdon
Greene
Marietta
Ohio
Tom
Young GOP Keeps Hands Off 1948 Campaign
The Young Republican National Federation will maintain a hands off policy in the 1948 presidential campaign. The executive committee, meeting at the national convention, stated the national organization is part of the national committee and cannot pick a candidate. State groups may still take their own stances.
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Milwaukee
Young Republican National Federation
Ralph Becker
Port Chester
N. C
Becker
GOP
Republicans rallying behind multiple presidential hopefuls
Becker said Minnesota young Republicans can back Stassen while New Yorkers back Dewey Californians support Warren and Wisconsin members back any preferred candidate. He noted the party has a wealth of good presidential candidates.
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Becker
Minnesota
Weddings and obituaries from The Evening Times June 9 1937
Miss Marian E. Stuessy wed Marvin E. Siedschlag at home of her parents in Winslow. Ella Thomann and Wayne W. Nelson married. Albert Matzke funeral in Milford Nebraska. Bernhard Zweifel dies at New Glarus. L E Dawley wed Elgin Wittner formerly of Monticello. Robert Miller dies. Glass cooking utensils must dry completely outside before use to avoid cracking from moisture.
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Marian E. Stuessy
Marvin E. Siedschlag
Jacob E. Stuessy
Winslow
Aretta Bragg
Albert Matzke
Milford
Neb
Ella Thomann
Wayne W. Nelson
Kiwanis Club
E. Clyde Copeland
M. D. Flynn
Chautauqua
North School
W. F. Trukenbrod
Mercury
Bernhard Zweifel
New Glarus
Elgin Wittner
Monticello
New York
L. E. Dawley
Robert Miller
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Evelyn Cowdin
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