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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1949
Page
2
The notice lists AP republication rights and subscription rates for Monroe Wisconsin residents and Stephenson county Illinois. It notes prices by carrier and by mail, advance payment requirement, and office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m with after hour contacts.
The piece analyzes a proposed council city manager government that would elect council members at large rather than by wards. It argues at large elections widen voter voice, allow broader candidate reach, and better reflect the whole community, presenting it as more democratic and representative.
President Truman stressed democracy depends on the courage of those near the iron curtain. He cited the Marshall Plan and the North Atlantic pact as boosts to resolve and defense, noting the costly price of freedom and the need to embolden frightened populations against Soviet pressure.
Rep Sol Bloom’s passing removes a picturesque figure from the congressional scene. A showman who loved engaging with his district, he balanced charm with public service. His loss leaves a gap in the capital where his distinctive spark once stood.
Philadelphia reporters say a new drug chloroquine halted the recurrent malaria that struck comedian Joe E. Brown four times since World War II. Doctors treating the 56 year old entertainer report the army developed medicine may be used to prevent malaria for many in the service and elsewhere.
Coffee-Miller players present The King's Dilemma a three act comedy sponsored by Monroe Little Theater. Meeting of cheese producers discussed Wisconsin Dairy Industries association plan for nationwide publicity for dairy products. Frank G Barmore dies in Orangeville. The David Zumkehrs celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary at Monticello.
Reporter recounts a 1936 visit to Devil's Island and Royale where treason and murder drove captivity. He details encounters with a French doctor serving a life term for poisoning, and Joseph Philipponet, a violent prisoner who sent perilous notes. Philipponet later dies of heart apoplexy, ending his unlikely bid for escape to America.
Bombay reports say a communist instigated railway strike collapsed with workers reporting for duty as usual. Western and central India stations returned to normal operations and officials called the strike a total failure.
Congress debates raising postage as post office faces a 550 million dollar deficit. Postmaster General Donaldson argues a two cent rate would help cover costs after 3.6 billion penny cards were handled in 1948. The plan sparks strong opposition from congressional allies of the penny postcard.
Miss Florence Paulson spent the weekend at her home in Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Matzke and F. E. Matzke of Juda, Miss Mamie Bleiler, and Rev. L. A. Brown of Monroe called on Mr. and Mrs. Herman Feenie the past week. Miss Norma Freitag of Madison visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Freitag. Rev. L. A. Brown conducted prayer meeting and Bible study at the Evangelical United Brethren church here Wednesday. Delma Roethlisberger and John Herschleb of Madison spent...
J. D. Murphy announces the navy will accept 18 year olds for one year enlistments and men of all other ages for three year enlistments. He is on duty in the navy office in the basement of the post office on Mondays and Tuesdays from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m.
The House Appropriations Committee approved 135 million dollars for the Bureau of Employment Security for the fiscal year starting July 1 with a potential raise to 157.5 million if needed. Despite rising unemployment, prospects seem relatively good for the coming months as the fund supports state unemployment compensation programs. An additional 10 million grant awaits Senate action, and the package totals 2.2117 billion from the labor department and other agencies.
Balance sheet for Wisconsin Power & Light Company for December shows financial position including assets liabilities and equity. Disclosures include notes on property plant and equipment and current assets highlighting the company's solvency and asset base.
Lake Carriers Association announces iron ore freighters will begin moving on March 25 marking the earliest opening in seven years though no season record will be set. The Soo locks navigation will define the opening as boats pass the Soo Rocks. Coast guards report readiness with six 180 foot cutters one ice breaking tug and the ice breaker Mackinaw.
Advertisements tout new skirts and summer outfits at Lee's in colors like green blue and brown with gabardines and nubby tweed. Becker's Leader promotes chintz curtains scalloped by Kenneth and a range of curtains and fine home textiles. The Style Shop entices with coordinated ensembles including gabardine suits and accessories for a complete wardrobe.
ETTER'S store announces a new shipment of Calloway loop pile rugs ideal for homes. Cushioned cotton yarns give warmth and richness, with a non skid backing for safety on polished floors. Sizes range 24x35 to 36x60 with colors natural green red blue tan rose. toilet seat covers match.
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