Monroe Evening Times Co. subscription notice page
Publication page from Monroe Wisconsin with postal details and subscription rates for the Monroe area and adjoining states. Rates listed include six months and one month options. Note indicates all subscriptions must be prepaid and content credited to the Associated Press where applicable.
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Monroe Evening ‘Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe
Wis
Associated Press
Pee Meee Cai Fin Mowike
Wisconsin
Wiscon
Newspaper Carrier Hope and Responsibility Noted
A Janesville Gazette editor highlights youth paper routes as valuable training. He urges fair treatment of carriers who endure rain and cold to deliver papers, noting routes build business sense, punctuality, and an inspired mindset for future success.
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Janesville
The
Gazette
Gallup Poll Questions When Does Middle Age Begin
A Gallup poll investigates perceptions of middle age, showing wide ranges from 23 to 60 plus. It finds the principal age suggested by listeners is 40, with men and women differing in when they feel middle age begins.
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Gallup
Taking Stock in War Costs for the U S
The piece notes war has ended abroad and cooled domestically while costs mount. It cites about 909 billion spent so far with 2 billion more anticipated postwar commitments. Pensions and incidentals may persist indefinitely, urging financial prudence and warning against assuming endless wealth.
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Watertown Times
Uncle Sam
Up to the Hill of ANNE ROWE ROWE
Brenda seeks Polly Woodford's apartment as temporary neighbor while avoiding suspicion about Margot Ingalls murder. The narrator debates her guilt, recalls Brenda's past intrusion at Elm Point, and confides concerns to Hunt Berwick after Claire jokes about marrying rich men. They plan a quiet chat with Inspector Barry's involvement pending.
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Brenda
Polly Woodfords
Elmpoint ‘Grounds
Polly
Elms Point
Margot Ingalls
Vandermere
Elmpoint
Geous
Barry
Hunt Berwick
Hunt
Berwick
Brenda Knight
Claire
Kennard
New York
Kentucky
Margot
Apollo
Mr. Whosis
Whosis
Miss Ingalls
Mrs. Whosis
Miss Whatsename
Illinois Bankers eye five day week for banks
A legislative committee of the Illinois Bankers association approved a five day bank work week. If the governing council concurs, the state legislature may enact the change binding on all Illinois banks. The committee noted other states observe Saturday holidays.
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Ilinois Bank
Chicago
Illinois
Illinois Bankers Association
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Signs Push Action Over Palestine Jewish Immigration
DeWitt MacKenzie notes signs urging swift steps to address Jewish immigration to Palestine amid rising unrest in the Holy Land and growing numbers of Jewish refugees in Europe. He cites 355,000 displaced persons cared for by the U.S. army, Bevin’s rejection of immediate 100000 immigration, and the British seeking American help while the UN contemplates relief for Jews in Germany and Austria. The piece highlights youths at Belsen eager to reach Palestine and the uncertain fallout from Bevin’s stance.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Europe
Frankfurt
Germany
United States Army
Reich
Belsen
Sary
Bevin
Labor Party
England
America
House of Commons
Attlee
Anglo-American Committee
New York
United Nati Economic and Weial Council
Austria
observers see delay fueling palestine crisis
Some believe the delay noted by foreign ministers contributed to the outbreak, with the Palestine question growing into a crisis that will swell until concrete action is taken to address it.
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Te Palestine J
Interesting Items From the Evening Times Files
Alvin Alton David Nussbaum Doyle Roundy and Arthur Swanson linked to a state special Swiss cheese but terfat study in Green county Police killed 23 dogs in Monroe during a 90 day rabies quarantine Brodhead golfers defeat Monroe in interclub match at Decatur club Miss Johanna Maurer Verona and Julian Bear Argyle wed John W Sylvester married in Brownsville to Lilian Lewis 25 Years Ago June 19 1921 Bluff View park opening draws thousands Fifth Gypsy Tour in Madison Father S J Dowling marks 25th ordination anniversary at Beloit Henry Hart visits Monroe after 46 years in business Nettie M Giese 35 dies in Juda home
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Alvin Alton
David Nussbaum
Doyle
Roundy
Arthur Swanson
Green County
Monroe
Brodhead
Decatur Club
Johanna Maurer
Verona
Julian Bear
Argyle
John W. Sylvester
Brownsville
Tex
Lillian Lewis
Bluff View Park
Madison
S. J. Dowling
Beloit
Henry Hart
Nettie M. Giese
Social News From Monticello and Nearby Areas
Mrs C D Curtis reports a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs John Saxer for friends and relatives. Various visits from Gessler family in New Glarus and Monroe. Trips include Madison, Appleton, Albany, and Lake Kegonsa fishing. Guests include the Marty, Prisk, Grenzow, Klas, Pluss, Hoesly, and Wright families visiting destinations such as New Glarus and Madison.
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John Saxer
Raymond Gessler
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
Gene Lynn
Howard Voegels
Buddy Marty
Hazel Kundert
Kenneth
Bertha Keller
Monroe
Wilbert Wirth
Wilbert Jr
Edwin Marty
Moscow
Henry Marty
Appleton
Anna Stauffacher
H. A. Becker
Louie Wyss
Lake Kegonsa
George Longe
Albany
Willard Prisk
John Gempeler
Helen Babler
Madison
Clifford Riese
Fred Beer
Carl Klassy
Henry
Edward Marty
Karen Louise
Fred Dettwiler
Allen Riese
Lake Geneva
Lorena Holdrich
Henry Snyder
Brooklyn
J. Gempeler
Leon Gempeler
Elgin
Herman J. Klassy
Patricia
Valerie Christan
Herbert Blusser
Lou Ann Christen
Willard Melland
Joe Viney
Madigan
Nit
Joyce
Herman Peat
Revi
Jack Hoskins
Jacob Voegels
Ralph Kubly
William Heinzelman
Gordon Steinmann
Inez Steinmann
Abraham Kubly
Carol
David Bowes
Herman Kubly
Local Social Notes From Madison And Monroe
Community greetings and family visits across Madison and Monroe are recorded. Mr and Mrs O D Curtis and Mr and Mrs Ted Butler hosted guests amid wartime surplus disposal talk. Families, weddings, baptisms, funerals, and camp news mark a day book of residents visiting relatives and attending events.
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A. Becker
War Assets Admi Wsley
O. D. Curtis
Senate Small Business Committee
Ted Butler
Madison
A Ee
Heege
Wants Surplus Property Probe Washington Senator Wiley
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin asserted today that a probe into surplus property procedures is needed to ensure proper handling and accountability in federal asset management. He called for a bipartisan review by relevant committees and data sharing from agencies.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
This and That: Men and Shoes News Bits
This column blends social quips about men and relationships with a shoe shop notice. Rana Gray Peele comments on dating myths while The Tread Right Shoe Shop announces a return to normal operations after a brief closure and highlights quality repair work and equal care for every pair.
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Tread Right Shoe Shop
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