Worried Nations Will Avoid Clash
The London Daily Mail argues the East West lineup hardens though war is not inevitable. It warns peaceful nations must build unassailable strength or risk a third world war. Western powers seek a North Atlantic alliance while Russia conducts troop moves and Baltic installations spark concern.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
London Daily Mail
Europe
the Mail
Germany
Baltic
Neue Zeitung
Baltic Republics
Subscriptions and office hours notice
Subscription rates listed for carrier in Monroe, Wisconsin, and Illinois areas with annual charges. All subscriptions must be prepaid under postal rules. Office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and after hours numbers are provided for news and business calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Jepson County
Ill
Stephenson County
Hoover group and civilian control shape U S military future
The article argues for stronger civilian oversight of the military, proposing a joint chiefs chairman with full civilian control and enhanced authority for the secretary. It credits the Hoover report with guiding a modern, efficient government and aims to reduce the tax burden while restoring the government’s welfare focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Army
Hoover
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dwight Eisenhower
Hoover Group
America
Denmark Sweden move toward a united Europe alliance
The article discusses Denmark and Sweden signaling shifts toward a broader North Atlantic security framework and hints at a possible United Europe alliance. It questions what military support Allies would offer the United States in case of attack and whether security guarantees would be mutually beneficial, noting cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Norway
North Atlantic Alliance
Sweden
Europe
United States
Ace Gay
Bulge Battle 1949 Plans Move Forward
Preliminary surveying and overall planning for the moving project are well underway. The next few months should bring concerted efforts on plans approvals tie matter and contracts. If not, next year's battles could be the worst on record for drivers.
O Neill Rites Set In New Rochelle
Funeral services for Charles ONeill 61 a coal industry worker will be held tomorrow at 9 am at Holy Family Roman Catholic Church New Rochelle N Y The obituary notes his role in the coal industry and the Catholic parish setting.
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O'Neill
New Rochelle
N. Y
Charles O'Neill
Holy Family Roman Ce
Glancing Backward March 1 1939 Highlights
Ten year ago items note a two tenant farm home fire in Washington township with a family of eight displaced and Loertschers furniture missing. A Halifax hotel fire leaves twenty one missing after a blaze. Monroe business association becomes retail division of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce. 25 years ago scarlet fever warnings and Kiwanian safety efforts are listed, plus funerals and local crime. 1909 to 1899 items include mock trial at school, bowling wins, travel, and business openings.
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Washington Township
Loertschers
Eews
Halifax
N.S
Monroe Busien's Association
Monroe Oe Ciemuhar of Commerce
G. A. Seiler
House
Safety Club
Emily Wood
Fred Blum
Monticello
Paul Veengi
Henry Stauffacher
Otto Haack
Harry Young
John Mitchell
Willis Durst
Knights of Pythias
Janesville
Herman Réger
Jesse Phillips
Beloit
Duerstalley
Milwaukee Road
J. B. Galusha
Oklahoma
Deductions and Exemptions Main Worry with Long Form
A 1948 tax scene shows Jones with $9,800 salary filing a joint return with his wife. He calculates standard deduction, itemizes if needed, then applies exemptions totaling $1,800 for themselves and one son. The process leads to a final tax of $1,248.68, with $151.32 refund due after overwithholding. He signs the form and attaches the W 2. reasoning explains the new splitting rules and tentative tax steps.
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James Marlow Washington
Jones
C (Jones
Mrs Dunning 75 Dies at Sycamore
Mrs Lara Dunning 75 a native of Lafayette county died yesterday morning at the home of her son Gene in Sycamore where she had lived for 11 years. Services are set for 2 p m Wednesday at Graham funeral home with Rev J F Davenport of the Presbyterian church officiating Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery She was born November 29 1873 in Lafayette county to Mr and Mrs Joseph Snider. She lived in Warren several years before moving to Sycamore and is survived by two sons Gene and [text cut]
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Warren
Lara Dunning
Lafayette County
Gene
Sycamore
Graham Funeral Home
J. F. Davenport
Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Joseph Snider
Movin
Rere
Two Monroe Soldiers To Train at Ft. Lewis
Recruits Robert Jacobson and William Kane, Monroe, have been assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division at Ft. Lewis Washington for basic training after recently being inducted into the army. Jacobson is the son of Mr and Mrs George Jacobson of 1203 21st Street Kane is the son of Mr and Mrs William Kane of 604 198th Avenue.
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Robert Jacobson
William Kane
Monroe
2Nd Infantry
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Army
Jacobson
George Jacobson
21St Street
Kane
198Th Avenue
Miss Bertha Wagner Dies in Manteno Illinois
Warren Special reports funeral services for Miss Bertha Wagner 76 who died Sunday in Manteno Illinois. The Bartell funeral home will host at 3 p m with Rev O E Mall of St Pauls Lutheran Church officiating and burial in Elmwood cemetery. She was born January 6 1873 and leaves three sisters Mrs Ernestine Tucker Stockton Mrs Floyd MHerberg and Miss Marie Wagner of Warren.
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Warren
Bertha Wagner
Manteno
Ill
Bartell Funeral Home
O. E. Mall
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Christian Wagner
Ernestine Tucker
Stockton
Floyd Mherberg
Marie Wagner
Seasoned salesman sought for Green county supervisor post
Experienced salesman with 39 years in the field is chosen to act as salesman supervisor for Green county. Potential earnings start at $100 per week or more. Duties include selling leading building products to property owners and handling national and local advertising. Must have a car and be willing to train. Interview box 86 in care of The Times.
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Green County
Care of
the Times
Coal dealer warns of limited supply and diverse options
A coal seller announces new stock and urges customers to act quickly as they highlight a wide range of coal types available on hand. The notice emphasizes readiness to meet different customer needs and cautions about potential shortages.
Mrs. Ellen Rowe Dies at 69 in Freeport Area
Mrs. Ellen Rowe 69 of Warren died in a Freeport hospital. Services were at Bartell funeral home and Warren Methodist church with George Birney officiating. Burial in Elmwood cemetery. She was born February 16 1880 in Lafayette county to James and Sarah Margin. Survived by two sons Kenneth and Lawrence of Apple River, three daughters Mrs Norman Lincox Mrs Orville Evans and Mrs Melvin Babb, four brothers James Martin Thomas Nora Ben Darlington and Charles, 16 grandchildren and a sister Mrs Katie McNett of Takoma Park Md.
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Warren
Ellen Rowe
Freeport
Bartell
Warren Methodist Church
George Birney
Elmwood Cemetery
Lafayette County
James
Sarah Margin
Kenneth
Lawrence
Apple River
Norman Lincox
Orville Evans
Melvin Babb
James Martin
Rockford
Thomas
Nora
Ben
Darlington
Charles
Katie McNett
Takoma Park
Wrestling match crowns heir to Japanese throne in 858
In 858 a wrestling bout between two of Emperor Bantoku's sons determined the succession to the throne of Japan. The match ended with one prince emerging as the heir to the imperial throne. The outcome reshaped the succession line and influenced court politics of the era.
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Japan
Bantoku
ADA Chief Declares Farm Economy At Low Point
Bryce S Landt president of the American Dairy association warned delegates from 40 states that farm and dairy prices collapse endangers milk supply and the broader economy. He cited high production costs and falling farmer income causing cuts in buying and rising unemployment. Owen M Richards added that hundreds of farmers have left the dairy business as dairy prices drop below production cost.
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Chicago
American Dairy Association
America
ADA
Bryce S. Landt
Wisconsin Dells
Landt
Owen M. Richards
Five Hurt in Riot at Oklahoma Prison
A 30 minute riot at the Oklahoma state reformatory in Granite injures three guards and two prisoners. Warden Claude F. Moore says the lunch hour demonstration by about 300 of 489 inmates appeared planned and tear gas ended the disturbance as prisoners were rounded up and returned to their cells.
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Granite
Okla
Oklahoma State Reformatory
Claude F. Moore
Reformatory
Farm Scene Moves and Farm Occupancies Around Monticello
The piece lists several farming moves in Green County. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs LeRoy Trumpy relocate to the Jacob Trumpy place in Adams township west of Monticello. Olie and Mrs Anderson vacate their home near New Glarus for a farm. Mamie Tillema will discuss meat cookery on Madison station at 6 15 a m Saturday. John Saxer and Anna Mae transfer from the John Elmer farm near Monticello to the Merlyn Loveland farm west of town for summer work. Lester Moe and family relocate from New Glarus to the Elmer farm for the year. Charles Briggs leaves the Margaret Edmonds farm northeast of Albany for the William Steindorf farm next week. Jay Kildow moves to the Edmonds place.
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LeRoy Trumpy
Jacob Trumpy
Adams Township
Monticello
Olie Anderson
New Glarus
Green County
Mamie Tillema
Madison
John Saxer
Anna Mae
John Elmer
Merlyn Loveland
Lester Moe
Elmer
Charles Briggs
Margaret Edmonds
Albany
William Steindorf
Jay Kildow
Edmonds Place
Siam Clashs End Bangkok Tensions With Casualties
Premier Phi bun Songgram announced Siam’s situation back to normal after a weekend clash where army and navy battled in a melee, leaving upwards of 100 casualties and disrupting Bangkok.
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Siam
Bangkok
Phibun Songgram
Eisenhower Opens Red Cross Drive in Chicago
General Eisenhower formally opened the 1949 Red Cross campaign for 60 million dollars in Chicago with President Truman joining the national kick off. Eisenhower spoke before about 5,000 volunteers at Medinah temple as a national radio audience heard the event.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Einsehower
American Red Cross
Truman
Washington
Eisenhower
Red Cross
Medinah Temple
Martin Keneally
Helen Hayes
James Stewart
James E. Day
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English Channel
Red Bloc
Palestine
Egypt
Holy Land
el Arish
Beersheba
Bir Asluj
Faluja
Negev
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Costinvoesy
Monroe Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Sil AP
Editorial
Evening Times
Gottlieb Wittwer
North Western Railroad
Dettloff
Butterfield
Square
People’s Store
F. W. Hamiston
Parkins Farm
Village
S. D. Fisher
Brodhead
Kentucky
Illinois
Monroe Lumber
ADA Chief
Oklahoma Prison
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Singer Sewing Center
Coronado
Coronado 'Ere
Able Monthly
Dann
Jd Vier Gale
Dorothy Gray
Mrs. White
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