Glancing Backward Through Decades of Local News
Ten years ago German bombers threatened Paris area but were driven off as Nazis claimed Antwerp. Ben Schlaff died at Argyle. Monticello saw a 72 resident rise since 1930. A national music festival in St Paul featured Monroe High musicians including Chesebro, Burgy, Ganeshert, Miller, Marty, Goetz, Schilt, Roth, and Caradine.
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Paris
Antwerp
Ben Schlaff
Argyle
Monroe
Evelyn Chesebro
Robert Burgy
Roger Ganshert
Sally Miller
Lucille Marty
Robert Goetz
Hollis Schilt
Helene Roth
Jack Caradine
St. Paul
Monticello
Monroe Evening Times Admits Daily Rates and Office Hours
Local notice lists subscription rates by carrier for Monroe Wisconsin and surroundings, with annual totals for in state and out of state. It notes office hours and contact telephone, and identifies Emery A Odell as president. The piece reflects syndicated press association affiliations and republication rights.
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Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Satin
The
Associated Press
Inland Clly Press Association
Audit’ Bureau of Ten
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephensot County
Wis
Oma
Ogulations
Albany Social Notices From Mrs Steindorf and Neighbors
Weekend visitors and church event attendees include Misses Marlene Reinitz and Ruth Hillmer nursing at Methodist hospital Madison with Mrs Genevieve Reinitz to Mrs Reinitz home. Attendees at Southern Baptist convention session in Chicago include Kyle and Marian Miller Kathryn Miller Albert Loeffel and others. Various visits and illnesses noted among Madison Monroe Evansville and Milwaukee residents with church ties and family gatherings. Rev G M King from Milwaukee visited Albany friends. others include Hettie Broughton and Neval Wessel.
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Marlene Reinitz
Ruth Hillmer
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Genevieve Reinitz
Southern Baptist Convention
Chicago
Kyle M. Miller
Marian
Kathryn
Albert Loeffel
Marita Reinitz
Newton ,Davis
William Patchen
F. W. Christopher
Marie Loeffel
Ada Schlomovitz
Milwaukee
Rose Risser
Julia Loeffel
O. D. Grennwaldt
Monroe
Russell Flesher
Clifford Broge
H.C. Atherton
Clayton Stephenson
R.H. Tegen
Ernestine Malkow
Henry Schesser
Frank Scott
St. Louis
Gap
Albany Baptist
W. K. Dehmer
Lita
Diane
Edward Sorenson
Elmer Malkow
Armed Forces Day Observance Imitates Unified Defense
Tomorrow marks the first national Armed Forces Day under unified defense leadership. The event merges Army Navy and Air Force observances into a single national celebration with parades displays and open house programs highlighting both military units and civilian reserves.
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Department of Defense
Navy League
United Defense Arm
Army
Navy
Air Force
Monroe
Green County
America
Improvement in Wisconsin Milk Quality Sparks Pride
The report notes marked quality improvement in Wisconsin milk since new legislature standards, a key factor in the state’s dairying economy. It urges ongoing efforts to raise quality from the origin, warning against complacency as six months of progress shows promise and competition remains intense nationally.
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Wisconsin
Wiscon
America
Blanchardville Honors Students Named Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Delores Robb daughter of Mrs. Milo Robb named valedictorian of Blanchardville high school for the 1950 senior class. Morrison Berg son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berg earns salutatorian with 2.64 GPA. Robb holds 2.7 GPA average across four years. Washington reports show civilian workers in the executive branch at 2,090,925 at end of March, up 140,517 from February. Brodhead will welcome a Coast to Coast store in June, August Route Racine plans move for six children accompanying owner.
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William Burt
Albany
Francis F. White
Old White
Clarno
State Fish Commission
Lake Kegonsa
N. B. Treat
Henry Hoehn
Co. H
Odell, Dodge, Musselman
Lewis
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Shullsburg
H. H. Brockhaus
Brodhead
Sramuerus Use
Delores Robb
Milo Robb
Blanchardville High School
Morrion Berg
Henry Berg
Miss Robb
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Racine
Runtes
Wisconsin to host first spring hog show and carcass contest
Wisconsin swine breeders plan the state's first spring market hog show and carcass contest for March 30 and 31 with venue to be announced. Sponsors include swine breeders, marketing and slaughter industries, the state department of agriculture and the college of agriculture. The event aims to become annual to boost seasonal marketing and sow productivity. D H Williams named show chairman.
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Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Charles Maas
Evansville
Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association
D. H. Williams
Lawmakers Cool On Immunity Idea
Washington lawmakers rejected a suggestion by Abe Fortas to curb congressional libel immunity. Fortas tied the idea to Senator McCarthy’s attacks on Owen Lattimore, who denied the charges under oath. Ned Wherry Mick Ferguson criticized the plan. Lucas Sugare Kilgore called it impractical and constitutionally required.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Congress
Abe Fortas
McCarthy
Lattimore
Wisconsin
State Department
Wherry
Ned
Ferguson
Mick
Snarply
Fortas
Lucas
Sugore
Kilgore
Commemorative Casey Jones Stamp Issued at Local Post Office
A new commemorative stamp honoring railroad engineers is on sale at the post office. It features a portrait of Casey Jones and an artist’s concept of Jones’ engine beside a modern locomotive.
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Casey Jones
Jones
Japan Thinks On Postwar Role As U S Ally
C V Yamane, 26, a Japanese PhD candidate in economics from Tokyo University, told Kiwanis Club at the Country Club that Japan must face the future with a strong leadership to guide democracy. He cited land reform and the new constitution as progress under occupation, warned about invasion threats, and noted the emperor’s reduced status as constitutional renouncement of war. The discussion also touched on the fate of foreign students and future friendship with the United States.
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Japan
America
Russia
U.N
C. V. Yamane
University of Wisconsin
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
MacArthur
Yamane
Tokyo University of Commerce and Economics
C. V. Hubbard
University Ymca
Madison
Mr. Hibbard
YMCA
Crash injures two near Blanchardville
Blanchardville reports two teens Leo Stadleman and Wayne Hendrickson aged 17 injured when a car went out of control Tuesday evening, missing a curve three miles west of the village and plunged into a bank.
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Blanchardville
Leo Stadleman
Wayne Hendrickson
Royal Neighbors Meet At Village Hall
Evansville residents Thur Malkow and Mrs Elmer Malkow visited. Mrs Chris Gilbertson of Evansville spent the weekend with her parents the Frank Trows. Royal Neighbors held a regular meeting at the village hall Tuesday with Howard Renneberg Neil Pryce and Louis Eldred on serving. Mrs Carl Carlson Sr Beloit and mother of Carl Carlson Jr suffered a fall injuring her back. Visitors at A J Stauffacher home over the weekend included Robert Ramsay and two children Dean and Dawn Dixon Ill, Mrs Bernard Russ River Falls and Miss Esther Olsen Minneapolis.
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Thur Malkow
Evansville
Elmer Malkow
Chris Gilbertson
Frank Trow
Royal Neighbors
Village Hall
Mmes
Howard Renneberg
Neil Pryce
Louis Eldred
Carl Carlson Sr
Beloit
Albany
Carl Carlson Jr
A. J. Stauffacher
Robert Ramsay
Dean
Dawn
Dixon
Ill
Berard Russ
River Falls
Esther Olsen
Minneapolis
New York Woman Dies in Explosion
A powerful explosion in an upper east side apartment killed 70 year old widow Mrs. Emma Heidelback. Police treat the case as suicide, noting she was despondent over the death of an adopted son and had turned on all gas jets in the kitchen. The blast scattered glass and debris over a wide area. Times Want Ads.
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New York
Upper East Side
Emma Heidelback
German Official Warns Nazi Ties Persist in Public Office
Benjamin J. Buttenweiser, assistant American high commissioner in Germany, says about half of state officials in the American zone are former Nazis. He notes 56 percent of Baden Wuerttemberg civil servants and 76 percent of top officials in New York area had Nazi affiliations and urges balanced views on de Nazification outcomes.
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berg-Baden
Wuerttemberg-Baden
New York
Ameri
Benjamin J. Buttenweiser
Germany
Buttenweiser
U.S
Foreign Policy Association
Buttenweister
Frankfurt
Wuerttem
Miller Rites Draw Out-of-Town Guests
Out-of-town friends and relatives attended Wednesday services for Walter A. Miller, 60, a Monroe businessman who died Sunday. Attendees included Mark Metz of Madison, Fred R. Hadinger of Ft. Atkinson, J. W. Trickel and daughter Betty of Mundelein, Ill., Russell Youngblut of Freeport, Henry Hogans and Miss Mary Timmins of Evansville, Mrs Frances Murphy of Rockford, Robert and Miss Louis Bellows of Crystal Lake, Ill., Miss Helen Jacobson of Elmwood Park, Ill., and Mrs V. J. Graham of Whitewater.
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Miller
Walter A. Miller
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Mark Metz
Madison
Fred R. Hadinger
Ft. Atkinson
J. W. Trickel
Betty
Mundelein
Ill
Russell Youngblut
Freeport
Henry Hogans
Mary Timmons
Evansville
Frances Murphy
Rockford
Robert
Louis Bellows
Crystal Lake
Helen Jacobson
Elmwood Park
V. J. Graham
Whitewater
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Nellie Summeris
L. R. Creutz
T. R. Holyoke
John C. Calder
H. L. Jacobson
Harold H. Metcalf
Walter A. Garness
Cadiz Township
Charles F. Priewe
Arthur C. Benkett
Darlington
West Russell
Board of Education
American Sheet and Tin Plate Co
Canton
J. F. Nienstedt
Black Hawk Church
A. L. Noel
Invincible Electric Bank Protection Co
National Bank
William Steindorf
Editorial
Geigel
Haberman
Juda
Home Acres
Canary Homestead
Ben Miller
Formosa
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Rottler
the Store For Women
Winnie Fish
Catalina
Bauman
Wes Comfort
Peoria
John Eley & Son
Chrysler Airtemp
Commissioner
Pfister Juniper
Spruce
Colorado
of Speece Cheese Factory
Coryell Brothers
Browntown
Pembroke
Tuy
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