Warren Nominated for Vice President Boosts GOP Ticket
The selection of Gov. Earl Warren as vice presidential candidate gives the Republican Party geographic balance and a capable second name on the ticket. Delegates and many observers hail the move as prudent and indicative of strong executive experience in large-state administration. Dems’ victory boasts appear to be desperate optimism amid looming defeat in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warren
Gov. Warren
GOP
East
Middlewest
California
Republican Party
Dewey
Truman
Russia’s Berlin blockade pressure tests Western resolve
The article questions what Moscow seeks in renewed Berlin pressure. It notes aims to force Western troops out while predicting restraint from Britain and the United States. It describes rail and food cuts as terror tactics and foresees pressure easing if Allies do not yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Berlin
Kremlin
Great Britain
Citi& City
Saatchi
Coal Wage Accord Extends Beyond June Deadline
After weeks in the headlines, soft coal operators and John L Lew is sign a continuation pact past the looming June 30 deadline. Captive mines run by large steel firms resisted but may settle. The key issue remains wage increases, fueling economic instability while industry hopes for a gradual price and wage adjustment to ease turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Stalin Biography Issued in 54 Languages
A short Stalin biography has been issued in 54 languages including Russian, Czech, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian, Croatian, Latvian, Lithuanian and English. It notes publication in many languages of the Soviet Union and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Post Office Serves By Horse In Remote Indian Community
A U. S. post office at the bottom of the Grand Canyon remains among the few delivering mail by horse or mule, highlighting remote service in this Indian community.
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U. S
Grand Canyon
Monroe-Milwaukee meet yields top ratings for five girls
In a June 26, 1938 Monroe Turner and Schwing club meet at Lehr's grave Chester Smith born 90 years ago in Cadiz dies in Winslow Italian cheese maker Alfonso Carolfi. Leon Berry and Clarence Hanson killed in a three car crash near Gratiot eight others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Turn
Schwing Club
Rosa Blumer
Marie Blumer
Alice Elliott
Helen Blumer
Loraine Bozile
Monroe-Milwaukee
Lehr’s Grave
Chester Smith
Cadiz
Winslow
Fairfield Factory
Alfonso Carolfi
Leon Berry
Clarence Hanson
Gratiot
The 80 Percent Reading Habit in a Home Library
The author estimates that about 80 percent of home reading goes unread and reflects on shelves revealing readers' habits. He notes encyclopedias, nostalgic sets, dog eared thrillers, and how daily papers and almanacs fill a typical family library. He recalls past book-buying schemes and the lure of rented or installed volumes. The piece ends with a regard to widespread newspaper circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Gilbert and Sullivan
Ed Marks
Richard Harding Davis
Bulwer
Gaborian
Sherlock Holmes
Elbert Hubbard
Frederic Remington
William McKinley
Hostetter
Lord Fauntleroy
Happy Home
Pop
Mom
Elmira
New Scales Weigh Energy of Animal Movements
Rahway New Jersey researchers at Merck Institute unveil scales weighing energy spent by animals under drugs. A light beam and photocell convert the first downward motion of a loaded tray to electricity, with a calculator determining weight, replacing spring-based activity records.
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Rahway
N. J
Merck Institute For Therapeutic Research
Social notes of region visitors and trips
Mrs Donald L Collins hosts and guests travel between Rockford and area towns. Several families and individuals visit relatives in Madison Juda Beloit Evansville Janesville and Portland. Trips include lake cruises and Black Hills journeys with mentions of Mesa and New York City connections.
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Louise Mauermann
Fred Reasa
Rockford
Obed Thompson
Lawrence
Kans
Lena St. John
Truman Oilin
Black Hills
Louis Stram
New York City
P. R. Howard
Golden McCall
Springfield
Mass
Myrtle Salladay
Beloit
George Salladay
Robert Conway
Laken
H. B. Conway
August Gritzmaker
Sam Mohns
Juda
Fred Mahnke
Whitewater
William Hein
Jean Blakeley
Janesville
Frank Ter Eyck
J. J. Zimmerman
Gillette
Madison
Warren Pryce
Greenville
Tex
Zimmerman
Ole Huff
Mesa
Ariz
Fly To Town Get Package of Smokes
Local aviation activity as residents from Monroe to Orangeville fly in from farms to collect cigarettes. Badger Flying Service fields host breakfast flights and pilots from Monroe, Brodhead, Madison, and other towns undertake solo and dual cross country training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elmer
Monroe
LaVern Lehman
Browntown
Badger Flying
Boscobel
Janesville
Badger
Clyde Broege
Dale Rabe
Louis Janke
Homer Mulligan
Bette Shippy
Orangeville
Richland Center
Madison
Milwaukee
Don Plecity
Jack Stoltz
Walter Ascher
Freeport
Bob Bayrhoffer
Baraboo
Gil Baltzer
Brule
Social notes from Juda and nearby communities
Royal Neighbor lodge met at Mrs. Floyd Chambers home with co hosts Mrs. John Beightol and Mrs. John Emerick. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Negell and Sony Beloit at Laskey home. WCTU gathered at Mrs. Frank Joran. Numerous local families visited relatives in Argyle Postville Rockford Brodhead and Pleasant. Want ads noted as big producers.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
Floyd Chambers
John Beightol
John Emerick
Harrison Negell
Sony Beloit
Ed Laskey
Ivan Boyer
John Boyer
Argyle
WCTU
Frank Joran
L. L. Newman
Ervin Kling Klingbiel
Postville
E. E. Ronspiez
Mmes
Frank Siedschlag
Marvin Siedschlag
Harry Smith
Martha Schultz
William Siedschlag
Rockford
Chester Albright
R. B. Douglas
Brodhead
Messrs. and Mines
Ralph Douglas
Walter Ziltner
Roger Douglas
Robert Douglas
Monroe
Arla West
Harold Matzke
Kenneth Potter
Pleasant
F. E. Matzke
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out the coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Include name street or R F D postoffice date of birth age last birthday.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Many Local Residents Return Visits and Family Gatherings
Blanchardville and surrounding towns host a flurry of returns and visits. Wamstad travels home from six weeks away with sister Carrie Jorenby, while Tena Haug comes back from Janesville. Families gather at William Ingwell home as Barbara Stamm leaves for Ft Sheridan after a month here with grandparents.
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Brady Wamstad
Owen
Carrie Jorenby
North Dakota
Tena Haug
Janesville
William Ingwell
Paul Dommersnaes
Clarice
Gays Mills
W. F. Bertram
Sandra
Dickie
Monroe
Lloyd Marin
Barbara Stamm
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Elmer Johnson
Doris
Eileen Johnson
Betty Sweeney
Floyd Hermanson
Willis Kolden
John Johnson
Willson Fahlberg
Badger
Merrilee Ann
Madison General Hospital
Fahlberg
Audrey Syse
Elmer Vonley
Horeb
Matt Ternes
Dodgeville
Mary Coffey
O. J. Bolender
Mary Lou Weaver
W. H. Weaver
Elmer Helland
Duluth
Marie Runden
Paul Kammerud
Stowell
Peter P. Kammerud
Hanson
Kammeruds
Claire Kammerud
Argyle
Ole Anderson
F. W. Baker
Wisconsin
Madison
Lyman Olson
Beloit
Ole N. Olson
Norman Robb
Rock Island
W. T. Robb
Chicago
M. E. Jeglum
W. J. Robbs
Janet Robb
Almond Holt
Granite Falls
Alexandria
Minneapolis
Willmar
Minn
Rainy day kite joy brings unexpected gifts
A rainy day turns into a small adventure for Sandy who buys a kite with his allowance then finds his mother’s surprise gifts crayons a coloring book and bubble set. He learns the idea of saving for a rainy day and shares a moment of family creativity after considering a movie.
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Sandy
Truman Signs Refugee Bill For 205000 Europeans
President Truman signed a refugee bill allowing 205000 European war refugees to enter the United States over the next two years. He said he signed it with great reluctance because it was not what he had requested from Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Kubly Cheese Co-op Files Incorporation
Articles of incorporation filed for the Kubly Cheese Co-operative at Clarno township register of deeds. Capital stock set at 30,000 dollars with 100 common shares at 1 dollar and 299 preferred shares at 100 dollars. Founders include Henry W. Staver William Schwartz Ralph L. Figi Verna Kubly and Albert Wehinger all from Monroe and Route 1.
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Kubly Cheese Co-operative
Route 1
Clarno Township
the Register of Deeds
Henry W. Staver
William Schwartz
Ralph L. Figi
Verna Kubly
Monroe
Albert Wehinger
Promised Cigarettes for Japanese Quota Achievers
Allied headquarters announced that 26 million packages of American cigarettes will be distributed as incentive goods to Japanese farmers fishermen and others who meet or exceed work quotas in the coming year.
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Tokyo
Allied Headquarters
Twenty six executed in Athens for treason and murder
Twenty six persons were reported executed this morning in Athens after convictions for treason sabotage or murder. The report lists the actions leading to their execution and notes the setting of the sentences in the city.
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Athens
Wisconsin Delegates Rally Behind Dewey In Wisconsin Ballot
Wisconsin's 19 delegates back Harold Stassen for vice president while backing Dewey for president on the first ballots. Senator Joe McCarthy and Walter J Kohler Jr. praised Dewey's admin record and urged party unity as the Wisconsin delegation shifted support in the Dewey led N Y governor campaign. Delbert Kenny and W W Clark shifted from MacArthur to Stassen on ballot two.
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Louis A. Kramp
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
New York
Dewey
Joe McCarthy
Stassen
Harold E. Stassen
McCarthy
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Wal
Ter. Kohler
Washington
Harlan W. Kelley
Milwaukee
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhower
Minnece
Delbert J. Kenny
West Bend
W. W. Clark
Vesper
Kelley
MacArthur
Homeless in Japan Grows Amid Housing Shortage
Tokyo reports 5 780 000 homeless families as survey shows housing shortage worsens from population rise and frequent destruction by fire earthquake and flood not solely due to war.
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Japan
Tokyo
Monroe Mart Promotes Gadgets with Nylons and Mops
The Monroe Mart markets the Cameron Automatic Dishwasher a portable unit for four, water powered and five minute wash cycle. It also touts the Artmoore Mop that scrubs floors and rinses, with hands kept clean. Nylons guaranteed free if damaged, with service nylons and seaml ess varieties on display. The store sits at 10th Street and 8th Avenue in the Hee Bath Building.
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Atom Bems
Monroe Mart
B.O
Cameron
Pardiner
10Th Street
8Th Avenue
Hee Bath
National Servicr
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Fouree Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wis
Postoffice
Board OF Directors
Editorial
Stalin
Evening Times
Charline Ellis
State
Ray P. Lichtenwalner
J. D. Dunwiddie
Huber
Purtell
Elmer
Hyde Park
Bernice Culbertson
J. Clark Gapen
Albany
Augusta
Oak Park
Emma Riemer
Clarno
Charles
Adam Schmidt
Fairchild
Woodford
Frank Tripp
Roger
Thesaurus
Donald L. Collins
Jacob Blum
Ray Isely
Don Coplien
Kenneth Segner
Hans Kempfer
Oran Bryant
Orfordville
Middleton
Lone Rock
Robert Brunkow
William Hunter
Hunter
Ransom Dinges
Stinson
Lake Wiscon
A. Olson
Rochelle
Clipper City Flying Club
Manitowoc
Hunter Flying Service
Cedar Rapids
Ceme
Dr. Stransky
Owatonna
Fred Kundert
Gene Day
Thursay
Peoria
Beckman
Capt. Anderson
Wisconsin National Guard
F. N. Miller
Blanchardville
W. F. McGuigan
Albert A. Ten Eyck
Happy
Joann Kohl
17Th Street
Richard Issling
Jean Marie Rutsch
Sharon Raye Lee
Adell Schindler
Rolf Roland Fritz
Blackhawk Drive
Karene Rae Dooley
Monticello
Walter Schroeder
Neil Peo Zurfluh
Frieda Marie and
Frances May Bear
Peter Eugene Mueller
Robert Lee Bidlingmaier
Sharon Jean Tieman
Donna Elaine Smith
John Lee Krueger
21St Street
Russell E. Olin
Carla Rae Blum
15Th Street
James Frederic Schmerse
Kenney Jesse Goodman
Eee Kay Zumkehr
Flora Sylvia Stuessy
Pr Wi Peterson
City Mattress CO. Hone
Shorty
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Heuer Sales Co
Monroe Ready Mix & Material Co
18Th Street
City of
County of
Green
State of
Frank A. Buehler
Otto Klemm
Rich Wagner
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