Monroe Daily Journal History and News Affiliations
The Monroe Daily Journal founded October 13, 1898 has been under various managements and absorbed in 1927. It lists membership in the Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Sleeper Critique on Social Security Bill and Disability Provisions
The piece argues that opposition to boosting monthly social security benefits by five dollars includes concerns over wording that could extend federal control over medical matters through disability rules. It notes Republican opposition and questions Democratic willingness to modify language to allay fears of “socialized medicine” while urging clarity before passage.
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Congress
American Medical Association
Oscar Ewing
Zany dorm raids spark campus controversy at Wisconsin
The article mocks student raids on coed dormitories as a fad spreading to the University of Wisconsin. It downplays the incident, questions the critics of collegiate behavior, and argues the Wisconsin student body should feel ashamed for mimicking others rather than shaping their own actions.
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University of Wisconsin
Monroe High School Honors at Commencement 1942
Ten years ago Monroe High School awarded top honors to Jeanette E. Wieman valedictorian Robert L. Skattum sal utatorian and Ruth E. Maurer citizenship at commencement exercises Rev T Parry Jones of Sheboygan addressed the graduates Monroe included among five Wisconsin sites surveyed for Army Air Corps preliminary glider training courses.
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Monroe High School
Jeanette E. Wieman
Robert L. Skattum
Ruth E. Maurer
T. Parry Jones
Sheboygan
Monroe
Wisconsin
Army Air Corps
W. B. Gnagi Sr
Grass Silage Advice From Wisconsin Experts
Grass silage is replacing field hay in Green County and across Wisconsin dairy barns. UW agronomist Vic Burcalow and dairy feed specialist George Werner advise starting with legume grass mixtures, cutting early for quality, and aiming for 65 to 75 percent moisture if no preservative is used. They recommend proper chopping, drainage, careful sealing, and using corn cob meal for very wet crops.
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Green County
Wisconsin
Monroe
Vic Burcalow
George Werner
University of Wisconsin
Burcalow
Werner
Nesting Robins at Euclid Beach Park Circle the Merry-Go-Round
A Cleveland scene notes a brood of young robins nesting at Euclid Beach Park. Their mother built the home on a merry-go-round, and the fledglings may fly in circles as they mature.
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Euclid Beach Park
UW Suspends 25 For Dorm Raiding
Twenty five male UW students were suspended from classes after a lingerie raid on campus coed quarters. Suspension pending a hearing by a faculty student committee. Court costs of 7.15 dollars were paid by 22 students in Superior Court. Judge Roy Proctor noted leniency for bystanders and urged caution following similar raids at other colleges.
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Madison
J. Kenneth Little
Superior Court
Little
Committee On
Roy Proctor
Wisconsin
Resignation at Westminster College moves to Carroll College
Dr Robert D Steel resigns as Westminster College president and will assume the presidency of Carroll College in Waukesha Wisconsin effective August 1.
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Carroll
Salt Lake City
Robert D. Steel
Westminster College
Steele
Carroll College
Waukesha
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Australian manufacturing expansion attracts large investment
Over the past five years Australia has invested more than 470 million dollars to expand its manufacturing sectors. The funds aim to boost capacity, create jobs, and strengthen industry competitiveness across multiple states.
Clarno 4-H May Meeting Plans Festival July 9
The Clarno 4-H club met at East Clarno school on Monday. Na than Hartwig spoke on dairying Elaine Signer discussed clothing Donna Signer demonstrated posture A health talk with films by Dr Eugene E Eckstam Monroe Clinic Camp delegates chosen for a July 9 festival Yvonne Ammann led group singing James and Jerry Beach led the club pledge Mrs James Stearns received a moving away gift Foods girls served cookies and chocolate milk to members and parents.
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Clarno 4-H
East Clarno
Nathan Hartwig
Elaine Signer
Donna Signer
Yvonne Ammann
Eugene E. Eckstam
Monroe Clinic
Dutch Hollow 4-H Plans Senior Night and Ice Cream Social
Dutch Hollow 4 H club members attended Rural Youth Sunday at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church. Fifteen members and four adult leaders attended. The group set a June 10 Parents Night at Dutch Hollow school and a June 19 ice cream social with Paul Witt and Carol Stauffacher on the program committee.
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Dutch Hollow
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dutch Hollow School
Paul Witt
Carol Stauffacher
Lester A. Witt
Richard Witt
Shirley Geigel
Grant Senatsch
John Bergmann
Pastors Challenge Christians At General Assembly
New York ministers and lay leaders at the Presbyterian Church in the U S A session criticize Christians for living in name only and failing to apply creed to public life. More than 1,200 church leaders attend a two day evangelism conference ahead of the General Assembly opening tomorrow.
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New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Robert J. McCracken
Riverside Church
Harrison Ray Anderson
Chicago
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
House of Faith
Wonder Salve and Medicated Soap Offer Skin Relief
Slogan style notice promoting Wonder Salve and Wonder Medicated Soap for eczema psoriasis infections and athlete’s foot. Claims antiseptic safe for children and money back. Sold in Monroe by local drug stores and Rexall chain outlets with optional PYLOX rectal remedy.
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Monroe
Wainwright, Blumer, Blum’s
Rexall
Kempfert Drug Stores
Church Spiritual Resources as Our Only Hope in Troubled Times
A brief editorial asserts that the spiritual resources of the church stand as our sole beacon in these fateful times, urging faith and communal prayer as remedies for crisis and fear.
Green Bay Council Fights Dike Blockers
The Green Bay City Council moved to push forward with an earthen dike project along the lakefront. It adopted three resolutions to counter any injunctions from lakefront property owners in Preble Town and at Madison seeking to halt the plan.
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Madison
Preble
Peti
City Hears 1931 Law Inquiry on Green Bay Lake Front
The State Industrial Commission is set to hold a hearing on the Green Bay lake front situation under a 1931 law. A City Council resolution asks the Brown County Circuit Court to require bond of 1,000,000 dollars to protect the city against potential water damage from any injunction.
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State Industrial Commission
Green Bay
Brown County Circuit Court
Cats to be Belled in Lakewood
Lakewood considers repealing a 35 year old city law requiring bells on cats. City Law Director Charles Ross urges the council to repeal the unenforced measure.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Charles Ross
Sea Nymph Swim Suits At Becker's Leader Store
Sea Nymph swim suits debut at Becker's Leader with stays up and in place design. Priced at 8.95 with colors citron rouge navy azure vert lilac mauve and sizes 32 to 38. Budget options from 3.95 for women and children's swim wear also offered. Samsonite luggage from Lee's advertised for graduates, with durable cover and color options bermuda green admiral blue colorado brown saddle tan natural rawhide. Two piece sets priced to undercut single pieces. Samsonite luggage also available for men with a Tailored line.
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Becker's
Becker’s
Leader Store
Lee’s
Lee
Poppy Day 1952 Reminder of Veterans Sacrifices
Poppy Day this coming Saturday is an annual custom honoring men who served in the armed forces and were deprived of normal opportunities. The proceeds support veterans' assistance and rehabilitation activities of the American Legion under strict rules.
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American Legion
Eighth District GOP backs Byrnes and reapportionment
The Eighth District Republican caucus in Green Bay approved reapportionment by area and population by unanimous voice vote and endorsed Rep. John W. Byrnes for re election. Marine veteran Brad Shephard Jr. proposed a resolution calling for a general international conference to grant the United Nations powers to restrain aggression and ensure peace.
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Green Bay
John W. Byrnes
Brad Shephard Jr
Marine Corps
Appleton
GOP
United Nations
Shephard
United World Federalists
Nickel Ore Processing Yields 27 Pounds From 2000 Pounds
The statement explains a conversion: obtaining 27 pounds of nickel requires mining and processing 2000 pounds of ore. It frames an ore-to-nickel yield ratio relevant to extraction efficiency and material throughput.
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