Monroe Daily Journal subscription and masthead details
The notice lists publication history for the Monroe Daily Journal, notes Associated Press rights, and provides advertising and subscription rates for the Monroe Wis location, including daily delivery options and pricing for various term lengths. It mentions editor ownership and post office entry as a second class matter.
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Monroe, Wis
Chicago
Detroit
Poe
BATES
Goldtside
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Turnabout on Wisconsin resources drives tree planting pledge
Editorial notes Wisconsin farmers honor the slogan Nature has been good to Wisconsin by preserving natural resources. It highlights a wartime push to plant trees with significant emphasis on forestry projects and a target of forty percent allocation for tree planting amid extensive food production.
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Wisconsin
Irony in War Prophets and the Turning Tide
The piece notes ironies in World War II tactics where Germans and Allies relied on foreign prophecies. It asserts Allied overestimation of German plans due to von Leeb’s writings guiding the Russian campaign. Soviet marshals studied his work and used insights to shift momentum at Stalingrad and begin the counteroffensive.
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von Leeb
Stalingrad
Women workers intend to stay in industry after war ends
A national magazine survey reports that about one third of the six million women who worked in industry during the war plan to continue employed after men return from service. The article notes that once the service members hear of this, many may take on kitchens and cooking duties.
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Uncle Sam
National Magazine
Wartime Tea Social and Distant Dreams
Zoe grows restless with plantation life and distant Washington fun in a wartime social sphere. Helen and Philip court with two men named in love, while Paul suggests photos, bicycles, or war work as fixes. Zoe laments lack of excitement, contemplates cameo clubs, and wanders between duty and desire as rain patters outside.
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Zoe
Helen
Paul
Julia
Philip
Pamp
Dulcy
Rachel
Bul
Minerva
Washington
Mike Waterman
Mrs. Roark
Prac
Blossoming of Mary Anne at Green County Normal
Graduating class of Green County Normal presents the play The Blossoming of Mary Anne. Memorial day plans are set with Comander C. A. Lytle as president of the day, Mrs. Otto Tschudy as vice president, Rev. W. L. Meikle as orator, Rev. A. A. Krug as chaplain, and Capt. C. A. Schindler as marshal. Stanley Howe named high school valedictorian. Shirley Dietz runner up.
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Green County Normal
Mary Anne
Comander C. A. Lytle
Otto Tschudy
W. L. Meikle
A. A. Krug
C. A. Schindler
Stanley Howe
Shirley Dietz
Prague radio seeks aid for Terezin prisoners
The Prague radio appeals to the United States and Britain for immediate help for 25 000 inmates at the Nazi concentration camp of Terezin northeast of Prague urging large scale relief.
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Associated Press
Prague
United States
Britain
Terezin
Paul Says Life Is Not Normal Anymore
Pert young describes Paul warning that people must adjust as no one is living a normal life anymore. The remark suggests widespread disruption and the need for adaptation in daily routines and outlook.
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Paul
Blanchardville High Plans Commencement Exercises Friday
Blanchardville high school will hold commencement at the Blanchardville Lutheran church Friday night. Betty Strommen and Stanley Olson give the vale dictory and salutatory. Dr Henry G Lee of Whitewater State Teachers College delivers the address. The program includes musical numbers by the girls chorus, clarinet duet, saxophone solo, vocal quartet, and performances by several graduates.
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Blanchardville
Betty Strommen
Stanley Olson
Blanchardville High School
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Paul Syftestad
Lenore Hardyman
Kathleen Kelly
Lorraine Lien
DAR
Verdean Vick
Byron Berg
Margaret Cleary
Dora Granberg
Gloria Hanson
Jeane Hanson
Kenneth Hanson
Ruth Hanson
June Hanson
Bette Hendrickson
Orville Kiel, Jr
Betty Lageson
Herbert Lindekken
Edith MacKenzie
Marian Martin
Milford Paulson
Mayona Bear
Barbara Schindler
Robert Severson
Claire Swiggum
Marjorie Wallack
Henry G. Lee
Whitewater State Teachers College
Iris Miller
Clarence Benson
Clarence Thorson
Lois Disrud
Betty Hendrickson
H. V. Hanson
M. J. Olson
Allied occupation deepens as four powers vow unified rule
MacKenzie's News Views notes rapid progress in Germany's postwar setup. Maj. Gen. Clay says Allied governance will be military and Germany must follow Allied direction. Churchill adds Germans will administer under Allied control and heavy tasks stay under rigid military oversight.
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Germany
Washington
London
Allied Supreme Headquarters
Lucius Clay
Eisenhower
Churchill
Clay
Mr. Churchill
Flashes of Life at La Junta Airfield
Ssgt Joseph Watt nears discharge with 74 points and a stork expected any minute at La Junta Army Airfield. Time reads three minutes to midnight as the lighthearted briefing ends.
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la Junta
Colo
Joseph Watt
la Junta Army Airfield
Saturday Arrival Boosts Soldier Discharge Points
The report notes a Burbank California soldier earned 85 discharge points with his third child born Saturday. If the baby had arrived after midnight, he would have gained 12 more points. Sergeant Robert Kruchinski, stationed in Germany, becomes a local pinup as De Pue women salute him.
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California
de Pue
Robert Kruchinski
Germany
Kruchinski
Peter Kruchinski
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