Monroe Daily Journal History and Contact Details
Founded October 13 1898 the Monroe Daily Journal has operated under the same management. It lists membership in AP Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Subscription rates are given for carrier, mail and outside areas with advance payment required. Office hours and phone numbers are included.
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Monroe Daily Journal
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Inland Daily Press Association
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City council retains current parking setup with minor revisions
Editorial argues to keep the present court house square parking arrangement after eight years of testing. It notes that changing angle parking could add 32 spaces but would risk fence scrapes and minor damage. It suggests meters on the inner lane may come later and highlights two free public lots nearby.
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Court House Square
Monroe
House Square
Power Temptations in Ford Co. Strike and Taft Hartley Law
The piece argues union leaders seek credit for labor troubles and oppose the Taft Hartley Act. It notes a protest over alleged illegal speedup, questions the public and workers’ understanding of speedup, and critiques legislative hostility to labor and democratic leadership. It also links repeal efforts to broader politics and hints at socialist fears and presidential mandates.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford Co
Auto Union
Congress
England
Truman
Berlin airlift a historic bargain at two hundred million
The Berlin airlift cost an estimated 200 million, a fifth of a billion. It avoided war and showcased the resolve and training gains for U S forces while testing plans and methods in a crisis that shaped postwar history.
Legion Group to Meet in Gratiot Tomorrow Evening
The Lafayette County American Legion council will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at Gratiot. The gathering aims to discuss post activities and community service plans.
Chamber of commerce cheese sales day planned
Ten years ago the chamber of commerce announced a cheese sales day for May 15, 1939. Anson W. Grinnell died suddenly while visiting in Dakota Illinois. Attending death notices listed Mrs. Joseph Metcalf Winslow Miss Anna M. Whitehead Jefferson Mrs. John Everson South Wayne Lars Torkelson Brodhead. Julius Hofer became manager of Turner Hall. Fred A. Fritz took over as alderman for the third ward after Herbert T. Summeril.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anson W. Grinnel
Dakota
Ill
Joseph Metcalf
Winslow
Anna M. Whitehead
Jefferson
John Everson
South Wayne
Lars Torkelson
Brodhead
Julius Hofer
Turner Hall
Fred A. Fritz
Herbert T. Summeril
Homemakers Plan Final Club Tours Across Counties
Green county homemakers map year end tours with Oakley visiting Prairie du Chien. Liberty and Round Grove groups head to Chicago. Juda Healthful Homemakers travel to Bloomington Illinois for a Passion play. Mrs Wesley Grenzow hosted the Oakley meeting with an auction. Annual picnic slated for June 26 at New Glarus State Woods park.
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Green County
Oakley Homemakers
Prairie du Chien
Liberty
Round Grove
Chicago
Juda Healthful
Bloomington
Ill
Wesley Grenzow
Oakley Club
New Glarus State Woods Park
Students Tour Madison From Fairview Rural School
Miss Margaret Blum of Fairview rural school led seven pupils Belinda Blumer Albert Preuti Gilbert Zweifel Shelby Briggs Robert Zweifel Carol Milbrandt and Pearl Aeschlimann on a Madison trip Friday. They visited the capital and watched the assembly in session with Mrs Walter Preuti and Mrs Burnet Blumer joining.
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Monticello
Margaret Blum
Fairview Rural School
Madison
Walter Preuti
Burnet Blumer
Belinda Blumer
Albert Preuti
Gilbert Zweifel
Shelby Briggs
Robert Zweifel
Carol Milbrandt
Pearl Aeschlimann
CEU Rally Draws Young Folk Here
The Southern District Christian Endeavor Union spring rally gathered about 250 youths at Immanuel EUB church. Rev. Peter Retzlaff led the afternoon challenge, with small groups under Rev. Brice, Rev. Stine Douglas, Rev. Ward, Rev. Landrum, and Retzlaff. William Miller, Iran returnee, spoke at the evening program. the district choir of 20 rehearsed for a WHA radio broadcast May 26.
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Southern District Christian Endeavor Union
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Peter Retzlaff
Juda
E. P. Brice
Janesville
Stine Douglas
Brodhead
E. C. Ward
Beloit
Dallas D. Landrum
Monroe
Retzla
Gromyko Shifts Tone on U.S.-Soviet Cooperation
In New York Andrei Gromyko, Russia’s top veto official and deputy foreign minister, signaled a possible openness to joint work with the United States. He described a path for Americans and Russians to cooperate if both sides choose to pursue it.
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Gromyko
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Milwaukee Fire Fells 24 Firemen After Market Blaze
A basement fire at a lower east side market released strong refrigerant fumes felling 24 firefighters and injuring two others. Rescue crews revived 20 on site. 14 were taken to county emergency hospital. Fire Chief Ernst Stuppan and driver Harold Luecht were hurt when their car collided with a private vehicle en route to the blaze. Porter Cockroft was charged with failing to yield to fire apparatus. The scene drew 130 firefighters, 18 units, five chiefs, seven ambulances and 35 policemen as flames burned for over an hour and a half. Gertenbach valued losses at 25 000 for refrigeration gear and 10 000 for stock.
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Milwaukee
Lower East Side
Ernst Stuppan
Harold Luecht
Porter Cockroft
Kenneth Gertenbach
Daily Compass Publishes First New York Issue
The Daily Compass issued its inaugural New York edition today as a ten cent tabloid printing 150000 copies. Publisher acting editor T. O. Thackrey declared the editor's creed in the leading article and noted I wear no collar but my own. The issue included advertising.
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New York
Daily Compass
T. O. Thackrey
Juda Man Injured In Fractured Arm At Hospital
Kenneth Ubert 20 of Juda was treated at St. Clare hospital yesterday for a fractured left arm and released.
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Kenneth Ubert
St. Clare Hospital
Brodhead Couple Returning to Alaska After Vacation
Mr and Mrs Gordon Kilday of Brodhead are returning to Bethel Alaska after a six week vacation in the States. Kilday, a former Brodhead High School graduate and Chanute field trained meteorologist, served in the Army Air Forces in Europe. The couple live in a five room government house with nine modern homes at Bethel, where Bethel winters bring long subzero temperatures and summers peak around 70 degrees.
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Brodhead
Gordon Kilday
Bethel
Alaska
States
Kilday
Erna Wallman
Edgerton
Brodhead High School
Chanute Field
Army Air Forces
England
France
Germany
Madison
Kildays
Fourteen Visit Five Homes On 4-H Furnishings Tour
A 4-H home furnishings tour Saturday visited five homes in Monroe Mines Franklin and Decatur township areas. Thirty project members along with mothers and leaders accompanied Miss Mamie Tillma, county home agent, to the homes of Mines Fred Gemler Gerald Thornton John Shager Jake Jones Juda and Marvin Makow.
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Mamie Tillema
Fred Gemler
Gerald Thornton
John Shager
Monroe
Jake Jones
Juda
Marvin Makkow
Decatur
Sign Observance Urged by Officers
Officials urge public observance of traffic safety following multiple accidents at crossroads and in county areas. The effort cites recurring collision patterns and stresses responsible driving to reduce injuries and fatalities.
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Armstrong
Reen County Timent
Meaney
Serene Schwaiger
Explosions Hit Bolivian Brazilian and Peruvian Consulates
Yesterday blasts struck the Bolivian Brazilian and Peruvian consulates but no injuries were reported. Police cordoned the sites as investigators searched for clues behind the attacks.
Monroe Chorrieves South Wayne Concert
A local music event in South Wayne features performers with unclear billing amid listing errors. The fragment references a concert style event and a few unclear names, suggesting a community arts outing with limited readable details.
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