Daily Journal Absorbed by Under Same Management
Monroe Wisconsin daily journal announces absorption by another paper under same management. circulation figure 1927 is listed. Subscription rates shown for city of Monroe at 11 dollars. Wisconsin county rates given as 38 per year. Subscriptions payable in advance. office hours 5:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and telephone contact listed.
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Conenegeendee
Sctober
Mae ‘Ontinuoualy
Mantes Daily Journal
Monroe
Wisconsi County
Wit
Crisis for the West in Berlin and West Germany
Secretary of State Acheson voiced confidence that unrest in West Germany will not derail Allied plans for German unity and a peace treaty with Bonn. The piece warns of Kremlin influence and the danger of a fractured postwar order, urging resolve to honor sacrifices of Allied soldiers.
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Berlin
West Germany
Acheson
Washington
Bonn
Kremlin
Germany
Russia
Cracking the Case to Expose Graft Ties in New York Police
The week saw the first conviction of Harry Gross amid a frenzy to dispute his testimony accusing high figures of taking grant payments. Critics question Gross’s reliability while tying the probe to former Mayor O Dwyer, now ambassador to Mexico, urging a change in representation and accountability for taxpayers.
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Harry Gross
New York
Gross
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Mexico City
Three Car Mishaps Reported in Monroy
Three traffic mishaps were reported here late yesterday and today. Betty L. Hendrickson of 1776 Lake Drive and John W. Larson of Juda collided at 12th street and 23rd avenue at 7 39 P M yesterday. Marshall De Remer of 19 1204 19th street and truck operated by C W Rausch Wasco Illinois collided yesterday. Benjamin P Jen ny of 1708 8th avenue and Mrs Jake Schuetz Jr scraped in a parking mishap on 17th avenue at 9 25 A M yesterday.
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Monroy
Betty L. Hendrickson
Lake Drive
John W. Larson
Juda
12Th Street
23Rd’ Avenue
Hendrickson
Leland L. Lamboley
Marshall de Remer
19Th Street
C. W. Rausch
Wasco
Benjamin P. Jenny
8Th Avenue
Jake Schuetz Jr
17Th Avenue
Glancing Backward 10 Years Ago May 15 Item Recap
A multi decade roundup lists events from 10, 25, and 50 years ago. It mentions draft status shifts for February registrants and a naval operation to Corregidor, along with Roosevelt commuting Earl Browder’s sentence. Also notes church anniversaries, obituaries, advertising leadership, and local civic actions in Monroe and surrounding areas.
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Green County Draft Board
Corregidor
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Army High Brass in Korea Bobbled Red Camp Incident
Washington reports a string of missteps in Korea from the capture of Brig. Gen. Dodd to Colson’s concessions at Koje DoD officials dispute the scope and legality of Colson’s agreements claiming they had no authority In Tokyo Gen Clark denounced the deals as without validity and as misrepresented by officials on the ground The exchanges sparked questions about POW treatment and policies during truce talks and the handling of screening and rearming of prisoners.
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Army
Korea
James Marlow
Washington
Francis T. Dodd
Koje
Sland
Dicker
Charles F. Colson
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
Dodd
Colson Colson
Colson
Tryig
Ito
Zk Clark
Hew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
Clark
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs F Staff
JCS
Mrs Howe 91 Darlington Dies At St Josephs Hospital
Mrs Margaret Howe aged 91 lifelong Darlington resident died after long illness at St Josephs hospital Dodgeville at 5 m yesterday. She lived on the same city block for 85 years. She was married Oct 29 1894 to John Howe who died in 1930. Survived by her niece Mrs Margaret Flood of Darlington. Services will be at 9 a m tomorrow in Holy Rosary Catholic Church with Msgr Bernard Doyle officiating burial in church cemetery.
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Margaret Howe
Darlington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dodgeville
Margaret Henness
John Howe
Margaret Flood
Holy Rosary Catholichurch
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
Smith pushes lake levels survey to aid Great Lakes damage
Rep Lawrence H Smith seeks a complete Army Engineers survey of high water in the Great Lakes and resulting property damage. He notes lake shore losses run into hundreds of millions and urges a long range program rather than stopgap measures. Wisconsin farm income in early 1952 shows a slight dip from 1951, with January and February receipts totaling 172.9 million.
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Richard P. Powers
Associated Press
Lawrence H. Smith
D. Racine
Army Engineers
Great Lakes
House Public Works Committee
Smith
Department forecasts farm costs vs family living prices
The department states that farmer purchasing power will largely mirror last year as prices paid for commodities used for family living are expected to average at least as high, indicating no substantial relief in costs.
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Wisconsin
Agriculture Department
Milton College Registrar O T Babcock Dies En Route Home
O T Babcock Milton College registrar dies suddenly in Omaha after returning from Arizona. Services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Seventh Day Baptist church. He leaves widow Mrs Babcock and mother to arrive in Milton today and son Bryce a Milton College senior. Mrs Babcock is assistant registrar at the college.
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Milton College
O.T. Babcock
Gottlob Krauss
Milton
O. T. Babcock
Omaha
Neb
Arizona
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Babcock
Bryce
Krauss
Orangeville Auxiliary Sets Plans for May 30
The American Legion auxiliary in Wyandangeville named Memorial Day committees. Bridge committee members include Mrs. Harley Zimmerman, Emil Rayhorn, Beulah Parrott, and Della Ault. wreath committee features Mrs. Stanley Hulbert and Mrs. Adam Zweifel. gymnasium decorating by Gilbert Abraham and families Barr. June serving committee lists Mr. Byron Koch, Mr. Adam Zweifel, Mr. Harley Zimmerman, Mr. Carl Maxwell, and Mrs. Albert Hemphill with Mrs. Emma Homan.
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Carl Maxwell
Albert Hemphill
Emma Homan
Service Record updates from Korea and Japan postings
The Wartime service notes report Pvt Virgil W Neuenschwander shipping from Japan to Korea on May 6, with a new address at 40th Repl Co, 40th Inf Div APO 6 San Francisco. Sgt Howard D Wells, AF 16 326 814, leaves Camp Stoneman April 19 for service in Japan with duty noted. Vernon White visits Orangeville and is stationed with the Navy at Arlington.
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Korea
Albert C. Neuenschwander
Route 3
Pvt
Virgil_W Neuenschwander
Japan
40Th Repl. Co
40Th Inf. Div
APO
c/o
San Francisco
Calif
Howard D. Wells
Camp Stoneman
Wells
Army notices of promotions and trips from Jackson Miss
Promoted to sergeant Donald E Moe son of Mr and Mrs James Moe route 1 Minnesota has completed maneuvers at Fort Hood Texas and is stationed at Camp Atterbury Indiana after a four day pass. Pfc Peter H Kurth US 55-074-397 of the 11th AB division Band Fort Campbell Ky was in Jackson Miss for Army Day May 12 and will parade in Chattanooga Tenn and Nashville Tenn with the band. Pfc Harold Ault on leave from his Marine Corps base visits his mother Mrs Della in South Wayne Wisconsin.
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South Wayne
Times
Donald E. Moe
James Moes
Route 1
Ft. Hood
Tex
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Kurth
Peter H. Kurth
Ft. Campbell
Jackson
Miss
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashvill
Pfc
Herman Kurth
South Wayne High School
Ault
Orangeville
Harold Ault
Marine Corps
Della
Ault to Report to Camasene NC in May
Ault will report to Camasiene North Carolina on May 22 to begin duties. The note specifies a late May assignment with a fixed date for reporting to the post.
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Camasiene N.C
Estate of C J Marty in Primrose Leaves Heir List
Carl J Marty Sr of Primrose Dane County died April 25 leaving a $25 000 estate to his son and three daughters. The will leaves $2000 each to Anna Babler Monroe and Josephine Starczynski Horeb daughters and 3000 to Rosa Marty route 2 Belleville, with the remainder to the son Carl Jr route 2 Belleville.
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Carl J. Marty Sr
Prin Dane County
Anna Babler
Monroe
Josephine M. Starczynski
Horeb
Rosa Marty
Belleville
Carl Jr
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Monroe, Wise
Arun Avery
Evening Times
Albany Baptist Church
Will Cheney
Monroe Dry Goods
Delavan
Brodhead
Isaac Young
Gilbert T. Hodges
Fred
Board of Education
Secondi Ng
New Twilight Club
United Front
Clear Street
Flora de Voss Company
Wells Opera House
Schuler
Mrs. Howe
Marlin’s
F. W. Woolworth CO
Monroe, Wis
Mailione Doan
Doan
Rep. Smith
Richelieu
Spencer
duPont
Acryfic
Stre
ORLON
duPont Acrylic
Dixie Shop
Evesiog Himes
Vernon White
Fred White
Navy
Columbia Pike
Arlington
Orson Wells
15Th Avenue
Carr
C.J. Marty
Primrose
the Jug
Holland
Butter Beans Yacht Club
West Side Square
Boca Coffee
Thousand Island
Monarch Prune Juice
Oscar Mayer
Wieners
Scheep's Jce
Yagal
Sotlin
Dean
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