Cheese Day Debate Plans for Monroe Mass Meet
Monroe residents decide whether Cheese Day should resume in 1946 after war cancellations. A mass meeting at Turner Hall Friday will gauge interest, with directors seeking strong public backing to reorganize. The corporation is solvent with about 1500 dollars and a lease through 1950. Officers include A S Myers president and Roy Grant secretary.
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Monroe
Cheese Day, Inc
Turner Hall
Treasury
Fitzgibbon
A. S. Myers
A. F. Borgrien
Roy Grant
Rowell W. Prien
Reinhard Mueller
Fred Glauser
Roscoe Smith
Miss Winifred Gardner 77 Dies After Ill Health
Miss Winifred Gardner 77 longtime Monroe resident died at 8 15 last evening from complications after two years of illness She had been failing since Christmas Christian Science services will be read at 2 p m Wednesday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with a closed casket Burial will be in Greenwood She was born in Monroe Dec 4 1868 daughter of E T and Jane Baker Gardiner attended Monroe High School and the Chicago Musical College taught music in Colorado Springs and Enid Okla before becoming a stenographer In Monroe she worked as secretary at the Etier and Treat Insurance firm and later with Wilkinson Insurance Surviving are one sister Miss Laurene Gardner at 1823 Bth street She was a member of Monroe Christian Science Church and St Omar chapter Order of the Eastern Star She was remembered for her pleasing personality and many friends who mourn her passing.
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Winifred Gardner
Monroe
Miss Gardner
Shriner-Neushwander ‘Funerial
Greenwood
E. T
Jane Baker Gardiner
Monroe High School
Chicago Musical College
Colorado Springs
Enid
Okla
Chicago
Et Ier and Treat Insurance
Wilkinson Insurance Agency
Laurene Gardner
Bth Street
Dr Paul Dommers Resident Physician at St Clare Hospital
Dr Paul Dommers, resident Monroe clinic physician at St Clare hospital, completed his interneship at Englewood Hospital Chicago. Not married, he earned his medical degree from Chicago Medical College. Home is Soldiers Grove where his family is known. his grandfather once pastor of Yellowstone Lutheran church.
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Paul Dommers
Englewood Hospital
Chicago
Monroe Clinic
St. Clare Hospital
Dommers
Chicago Medical College
Soldiers Grove
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Paving Report on Monroe Roads by Public Works Chief
Gorder outlines Monroe street paving totals 30.48 miles with 28 percent concrete and 6.22 miles unimproved. Oiling has covered all regularly traveled streets, while low-type bituminous coating dominates at 17.45 miles. High-type bituminous includes 2.19 miles and the courthouse area.
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Monroe
Zenno A. Gorder
State Highway Commission
Gorder
Court House’ Square
Department of Public Works
One Slight Accident On Slippery Streets
A minor collision on icy roads at 8:08 a.m. at 12th Street and 17th Avenue involved John A. Waelchli and Louis A. Goepfert. Both vehicles slid into each other as they tried to avoid the crash. no was damaged beyond a torn right rear fender.
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12Th Street
17Th Avenue
John A. Waelchli
12Th Avenue
Louis.a. Goepfert
Monroe
Route 5
Waelchli
Lenten Period to Start Tomorrow in Local Churches
Lenten observances begin tomorrow with Ash Wednesday services across Monroe churches marking 40 days of fasting and devotion. Catholic services run this week and Sundays, with Lent culminating in Holy Week and Easter. Grace Lutheran and Union Presbyterian join in midweek services featuring "The Panorama of the Christian Church."
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Monroe
E. C. McCollow
United
Grace Lutheran
Union Presbyterian
Grace Lutheran Church
Newell Mendenhall
LeRoy Leats
Jesus
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Calvary
Alvin C. Rabeh
Republicans in Saddle on Substitute Housing Plan
Republicans in the House pushed a substitute housing bill as a southern Democrat coalition backed away from the administration. The GOP plan would repeal price ceilings on new houses and block ceilings on existing dwellings, challenging the president’s homes for veterans program amid a 161-92 party-line vote.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
White House
Robert&. Dannegan
Express Hope for Franco's Ouster Express Hope for Franco's Ouster
Washington AP officials hope Franco's overthrow comes via a caretaker regime or a bloodless Spanish upheaval. The Anglo American French declaration urges patriotic Spaniards to act while exposing Franco's ties to Hitler and Mussolini. Documents released show Spain's axis collaboration aims to seize Gibraltar and choke Britain.
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Washington
Spain
Madrid
Franco
London
Paris
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Gibraltar
Britain
Voorhis Speaker at Demo Dinner in Wisconsin
Rep. Jerry Voorhis of California appealed against monopolistic growth at a First district Democratic dinner in Milwaukee. The event honored Robert E. Tehan, Democratic state chairman, and Mrs. Helen Marty, Wisconsin national committeewoman. Tehan urged Democratic unity. Marty did not speak.
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Kenosha
Jerry Voorhis
California
J. G. Farbin Industrie
Germany
Voorhis
Robert E. Tehan
Milwaukee
Democratic State Central Committee
Helen Marty
Monroe
National Democratic
Wisconsin
Tehan
Marty
British Aid Veto On UN Council Move
London sources said the British government rejected a French proposal to bring the Franco regime in Spain before the United Nations Security Council. Detroit reports a nationwide strike of railroad engineers and trainmen set for 5 a.m. next Monday. New York says Kaiser and Frazer claim the steel shortage will affect auto production and urge government allocation. Iran’s Saltaneh returns from Moscow bearing six Soviet demands including inviting Red Army troops to stay.
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Middle East
Samnam
Shahrud Siqd Meshed
Britain
Russia
Iran
Azerbaijan
Syria
Lebanon
Alexandria
Cairo
London
Spain
United Nations Security Council
Detroit
Detroit News
New York
Henry J. Kaiser
Joseph W. Frazer
Ahmed Qavam Es Saltaneh
Moscow
Red Army
Hoover and aides to tour Europe for food survey
Former President Herbert Hoover accepted President Truman's invitation to travel to Europe to assess food needs. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson announced the plan after a breakfast meeting with Hoover, who will depart next week for about 20 days to gauge hunger relief needs and reconnect with wartime relief partners.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Truman
Europe
Hoover
Anderson
Seven Senators to Rewrite Strike Control Measure
Seven senators including La Follette Prog Wis were named to rewrite the House approved strike control bill. Senate labor subcommittee chairman Murray Mont told reporters action will not stall. A closed door session set the drafting group to work with the House bill Case Rep SD and other labor measures with hearings already held.
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Washington
Sen
la Follette
House
Murray
D-Mont
Special
Senate
Rep. Case
R-Sd
Canning Sugar Stamp No 9 Set For Monday
Housewives will gain extra sugar for home canning as spare stamp No 9 becomes valid next Monday for five pounds. The stamp remains usable through October 31 as announced by the OPA.
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Washington
OPA
Aid Britain Vinson Calls Loan Vital for World Peace
Secretary Vinson opened the administration drive for congressional approval of the Britain loan, calling it a sound investment in world peace and prosperity. He warned Britain’s failure could push toward a rival economic bloc and broader global instability. The testimony phase begins with a lineup of witnesses before the Senate banking committee. In Milwaukee, Father James J. McGinnity, 73, pastor of Holy Rosary, died after 25 years in Milwaukee. He was ordained in 1899 and served parishes across Wisconsin before settling in Milwaukee in 1921.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Britain
Senate Banking Committee
Vinson
England
Father McGinnity
Milwaukee
James J._McGinnity
Holy Rosary
St Mary’s Hospital
Hollandale
Wis
St. Francis Seminary
Westport
Janesville
Milton Junction
Housing Project Update Stirs Monroe Council Meeting Tonight
City council to hear results of FHA inspection after James P. Denny and local officials discussed site selection and unit plans for veterans housing. Trailers described include expandable four room larger units and smaller non expandable units with kitchens, heaters, and communal facilities. exact proportions for Monroe remain undisclosed.
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James P. Denny
Federal Housing Authority
Chicago
Housing Committee
Federal
Monroe
Council
Must Act Fast To Save Peace Must Act Fast To Save Peace
Winston Churchill urged a virtual Anglo American alliance to curb Soviet expansion and warned of Russia's aims. He called for strong US UK ties within the United Nations framework and cautioned against revealing atomic secrets while stressing the need for a broader European security accord. He noted Communist influence in Italy France and Germany and urged decisive action in 1946.
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Fulton
Winston Churchill
Russia
Westminster College
Britain
United Nations Organization
Soviet Union
Churchill
United States
Canada
British Commonwealths
United Kingdom
Bevin
Turkey
Persia
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Italy
France
Far East
Manchuria
British Commonwealth
China rejects red Manchurian offer in Moscow talks
Secretary Byrnes disclosed that China rejected a Soviet proposal to jointly operate major Manchurian industries. The United States will send a message to Moscow, with preliminary signs showing support for the Chinese government. Byrnes noted MacArthur’s authority extends to the Manchurian area amid tense U S China USSR relations.
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Washington
Russia
Manchuria
China
Byrnes
United States
Moscow
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Manchurian
Foreign Office
Dairen
Siberia
Kindschis Back in Monroe Resuming Practice April 1
Dr. Leslie G. Kindschi, in naval service since 1943, is separated from active duty and returns to Monroe. He will resume internal medicine at Monroe Clinic around April 1 after terminal leave until April 29. He served in the South Pacific and at Great Lakes, wife and children accompanying him to reopen the family home.
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Leslie G. Kindschi
Gerat Lakes
Kindschi
Monroe Clinic
Department of Internal Medicine
Monroe
Naval Hospital
Oakland
Cal
South Pacific
Naval Hospital At
Great Lakes
Karen
George
Waukegan
20Th Avenue
Senate confirms Julius A Borue as secretary of the interior
The Senate today confirmed Julius A Borue for the role of secretary of the interior, finalizing the appointment after confirmation proceedings. The move positions Borue to oversee federal land, resources, and internal affairs during his tenure.
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King Washington
The
Senate Today
Julius A. Borue
Secretary of the Interior
Honest Drop Leads to Reward in Nylon Stocking Find
In Warren Illinois Mrs. Leroy Geach misplaced a purse containing more than $22 amid a rush for nylon stockings. She placed a reward ad in The Times. Coral Ethridge, a former carrier, returned the purse after reading the ad, keeping the reward and leaving everyone relieved.
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Leroy Geach
Warren
Ill
Times
Coral Ethridge
Times Office
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St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
United Brethren
Fred Selek
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Elder A. Toepel
Romania
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Bandar Sharpur
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