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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1949
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription terms with annual carrier and mail rates for Wisconsin and Stephenson county and outside areas as well as office hours and contact details. It notes association affiliations and that AP republication rights are reserved.
Prof. Grant M. Hyde retires from the University of Wisconsin School of Journalism where he directed the program for fourteen years. He helped shape modern journalism instruction and will continue teaching and researching, with Ralph O. Nafziger succeeding him to advance the school’s high stature.
Ten years ago Germany stood firm amid protests over occupation as Britain warned the Munich pact was broken and Romania feared Hitler’s next move. Also noted: Gerald Fritz organizes a seven piece band at Milton College and Eugene T. Smith, a noted carpenter, dies. The Albany golden wedding anniversary of Anson C. Woods is observed.
The Associated Press series compares Britain’s wartime socialized health program with the American system. It argues that Britain’s state approach reflects a broader nationalization trend, while the United States has not pursued similar socialism and should debate any health insurance shift before adopting such paths.
The inspection group found the crew in what was described as foul conditions aboard the cruiser Milwaukee. Suspicions of unsanitary odors and political friction arose as the ship faced imminent scrapping amid the tense Soviet relations.
Martin J. Emerson Jr. withdraws from the race at Blanchardville caucus. He has served as chairman of Argyle and Barland for 25 years and steps back from the ballot at the township meeting.
Lanchardville Times Special reports Martell Disrad son of Clarence Disrad and a University of Wisconsin student will sing as tenor soloist on April 26 as part of the third annual WHA radio series by students and faculty over the state station.
Pacific commanders argue postwar budgets force new perimeter closer to home. They note the sub and west coast industrial belt as key to deterring surprise attacks while maintaining limited forces across Europe and the Mediterranean.
The lands between Australia and New Guinea were named Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday by Captain James Cook in 1770 based on the days of their discovery.
Britain’s free dental service shows strain as the British Dental Association argues against a government cut that halves fees above 1600 dollars monthly. Ministers cite rising demand and dentistry shortages while predicting long term costs and urging public caution.
Sgt Phillipson son of Mr and Mrs Orvin Phillipson photographed at Davis Monthan Field Tucson beside the massive tail assembly of a B 29 with other crewmen. The image relates to the Saturday Evening Post story I Fly with the Long Range Bombers. He has seven years in the air force.
The article recalls Gen. Wayne earning the nickname Mad Anthony after his daring night assault on the British at Stony Point, the strongest enemy post, highlighting a pivotal Revolutionary War moment.
Fred Streiff will start building a brick and concrete garage of 100 by 80 feet across from the Everette Erickson farm on the village edge. The project will relocate his automobile agency and repair shop to the new site this summer once frost is out of the ground.
The Mt Washington cog railway became the world’s first when completed in 1869 marking a milestone in mountain transport. This offer appears in a classified want ad section.
A senate bill proposes a state building code enforced by a new industrial commission authority to modernize housing in Wisconsin. It targets monopolistic practices and overcharges, sets penalties up to five years and ten thousand dollars, and overrides local rules for single and multi unit dwellings.
Mrs Glen E Eoender hosts in Orangeville with Mr and Mrs Russell Hendrick and families visiting Florence Station and C B Bridge. Belknap guests of Barber in Freeport. Shirley Sweetwood weekend with Judith Folgate. Gerald Abraham and Babler families dine with Gilbert Abraham in Monroe. Mills attend Frank Drake funeral in Monroe. Mrs Myrtle Hoot hosts visitors Roy Zeltner, Grenzow and Schild from New Glarus Monticello and Monroe.
New York reports the Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. of Milwaukee announced the purchase of the George Ehret Inc. brewery in Brooklyn. Erwin C. Uihlein, Schlitz president, said $5 to $6 million will be spent on construction and new equipment.
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