Monroe Daily Journal History and Subscription Rates
The Monroe Daily Journal, founded October 15, 149 percent under same management, reports affiliations with The Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Subscription rates list 12.50 yearly in Monroe, 7 in Wisconsin and Stephenson county Illinois, 8 elsewhere. advance payment required. Office hours 8:30 to 5:30. After hours numbers provided.
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Red Cross appeal seeks support amid postwar pledges
Editorial urges reader support for the American Red Cross national and Green county chapter campaigns. It notes a 1949 target of 3750 dollars based on a 24000 population, arguing sixteen cents per person is insufficient to fund disaster relief and blood bank efforts. It cites recent March of Dimes success as a sign the goal can be exceeded with contributions.
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American Red Cross
Green County
Red Cross
Senate split over labor bill repeal and Wagner act issue
The piece notes Senate labor committee votes along party lines on administration backed repeal of Taft Hartley and restoration of the Wagner act with its New Deal era inequalities. It predicts Senate debate will reshape the measure before final passage and questions party driven timing and leverage from union leadership.
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Truman
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Moscow reshuffles foreign ministry amid Molotov exit
The change signals a planned, not sudden, executive shift in Moscow with Molotov replaced by Vishinsky. Analysts debate whether the move reflects diminishing Soviet influence in Western Europe or hints at broader leadership changes at the Kremlin.
Berlin General Clay affirms mass murder sentences
Gen. Lucius D. Clay affirmed today the sentences for 19 Germans convicted of mass murder exceeding one million victims. Thirteen defendants were sentenced to death.
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Berlin
Lucius D.clay
Gandhi ends fast as India seeks reform on March 7 1939
A condensed survey notes Gandhi's four day fast ending and the push for political reform in India on March 7 1939. It also recalls other era items from 10 years ago through 50 years ago including local sports and notable deaths.
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Mohandas K. Gandhi
India
Monroe Little Theater Players
Ernest Seffrood
Brown Swiss cattle as veal source says farmer
Orville Lee of Morroe township near Brodhead reports Brown Swiss cows yield a profitable veal sideline. He shifted from Holsteins after one 4 H calf, noting larger calves bring higher veal prices and can be sold at three weeks. He adds most of his herd is purebred but bulls dominate births with three of four calves bulls this year. Sunny Hill Farm is in Robert Indergand's Morroe acreage Route 4.
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Orville Lee
Green Rock
Brodhead
Lee
Sunny Hill Farm
Robert Indergand
Morroe Township
Hilker Rites Scheduled in Racine Wednesday
Funeral services for State Sen Edward F Hilker veteran legislator who died Friday night will be held Wednesday at 1 PM in Racine Holy Communion Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Kenneth Hurst and Dr George Cade Pallbearers include Senators Bernhard Gettleman Chester Dempsey Earl Leverich Taylor Brown Everett La Fond and Assemblyman Fred Pfennig
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Racine
Edward F. Hilker
Kenneth Hurst
Holy Communion Lutheran Church
George Cade
Kenosha
Bernhard Gettleman
Milwaukee
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Earl Leverich
Conference stalls on long term recovery plans in Europe
Paris reports show seven cabinet ministers and a diplomatic envoy from the executive Commission of the OECD pressed negotiations in daily sessions since Friday seeking a full long term recovery framework for Europe.
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Paris
Europe
Executive Commission
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Wool sale offers great value for shoppers
A local notice advertises a wool sale with low prices on large lots, inviting buyers to take advantage of the inexpensive bundles while supplies last. The listing emphasizes quantity and savings for budget buyers.
Russian Shakeup Hints at Foreign Policy Shift
Dewitt Mackenzie weighs Molotov’s removal as Soviet foreign minister, suggesting a possible policy change or redistribution of duties. He notes Moscow moves in mystery, with possible aims including easing Stalin’s burden, signaling Western strategy, or broader shifts in Europe while preserving the goal of destroying capitalism and building a communist world.
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Dewitt Mackenzie
New York
Molotov
Moscow
Stalin
Bolshevists
Politburo
Europe
Russia
West
Foreign Office
South Wayne To Get Immunization Service
Immunizations against diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough offered for ages six months to 12 years at Gratiot and South Wayne over the next three months. Smallpox vaccinations to be given in April to both children and adults with schedules for South Wayne and Gratiot listed.
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South Wayne
Gratiot
Two from Brodhead Hurt at Janesville
Robert Blaser 17 and Marvin Hoff 34, both of Brodhead, were injured at 1108 p m Saturday in Janesville when a car driven by Arlon Hubert 28 left the pavement. Blaser suffered shock and a head injury while Hoff's injuries were undetermined. Hubert was not injured.
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Brodhead
Robert Blaser
Marvin C. Hoff
Janesville
Arlon Hubert
Blaser
Hoff
Mercy Hospital
Hubert
Stainless steel wire drawn to extraordinary length
A report notes that stainless steel can be drawn into wire so fine that one pound of the material will stretch out for about 25 miles, illustrating remarkable ductility and metalworking advances.
Girl Kathleen Ann Hyland Born to Hyland Family
After six sons, Mr and Mrs Michael R Hyland of 808 17th avenue welcome daughter Kathleen Ann born at 2 48 am Sunday at St Clare hospital. At home await siblings James Richard Michael Jr Thomas Terry and Timothy. Mrs Hyland, formerly Leona Share.
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Michael R. Hyland
17Th Avenue
Kathleen Ann
St. Clare Hospital
James
Richard
Michael Jr
Thomas
Terry
Timothy
Hyland
Leona Share
Monticello Social News Notes Ed Wittwer Funeral Guests
Out of town relatives attended funeral services for Edward Wittwer here Thursday. A long list includes Clar ence Freitag Villa Park Illinois Clarence Wittner Huldrich Wittner Chicago Mrs Robert D Taylor Elmhurst Ill and many others from Madison Janesville Monroe New Glarus Belleville and more. Local residents and visitors stopped by for gatherings and social calls around the event.
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Edward Wittner
Clarence Freitag
Villa Park
Ill
Clarence
Huldrich Wittner
Chicago
Robert D. Taylor
Elmhurst
Florence Babler
Fleex Kropp
Madison
Roy Falter
Lester Falter
Janesville
Robert Wittner
Albert Itten
New Glarus
Fred Karlen Jr
Rudy Reger
Harry Keegan
Mollie Becker
Lena Etter
Mina Williams
Ida Strahm
Edward D. Wittwer
Rolland Etter
Mamie Bleiler
Frank Pierce
Monroe
Albert Wittwer
Willis Wittwer
Anna Wittwer
Jacob Wittwer
Gilbert
Robert Wittwer
Belleville
W. L. Zweifel
Harry Gessler
Robert Holcomber
John Elmer
Gilbert Dettwiler
Felix Kropp
Emil Voegeli
Contract Bridge Club
C. M. Stauffer
Conrad Stauffacher
Fred Maldiman
Dorothy Stauffacher
Frederick Voegeli
Henry D
Nic Frietag
Werner Elmer
Ronald Zimmerman
Virginia Elmer
Dick Frietag
Lawrence Blum
Carla
Estimated Tax Returns Due Legion to Sponsor From Some on 1949 Income
Milwaukee Wisconsin American Legion will sponsor a course in Americanism for high school pupils. The plan aims to emphasize American heritage and democracy versus communism, with printing funds of 1500 to 2000 dollars to come from the Legion or a legislative appropriation if needed.
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James Marlow Washington
Internal Revenue Collector
Milwaukee
Wisconsin American Legion
Charles L. Larson
Port Washington
Department Americanism Committee
Social Studies
State Department of Public Education
Larson
Charles B. Walden
Department
Wisconsin
Legion
National American Legion
John Hoffman Found Dead Near Cedarville
John Hoffman 71 of route 1 Oak Cedarville was found dead in his car front seat in a farm garage at 5 15 p m Saturday rubber hose extended from exhaust into rear window suggests possible suicide funeral arrangements at Walker mortuary Freeport Hoffman born August 1 1877 a Spanish American war veteran survived by widow Ada sister Mrs Mary Owen Stockton California and brother Louis California
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Cedarville Et Hs
John Hoffman
Oak
Cedarville
Freeport
Stephenson County
Walker Mortuary
Hoffman
Ada
Mary Owen
Stockton
Calif
Louis
California
Rome Begins Subjugation of Spain in 201 B C
The text states that the Roman empire started subjugating Spain in 201 B C, marking the early phase of Roman expansion in the Iberian Peninsula. It presents a concise historical claim without additional context.
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Spain
B. C
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