Monroe Daily Journal overview and wire service notes
The Monroe Daily Journal 13 1595 edition details publisher history, post office filing in Monroe Wisconsin, and Muncie Bodwerden? Evening Times. It lists subscription rates by city and mail, with various durations and prices. It notes Associated Press news dispatch rights and republication restrictions for local and special news content.
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Monroe Daily Journal
Munebok Evening Times
Emery A. Udell
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Dewlore
Detroit
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Wisconsin
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Associated Press
Memorial Day Reflection on Heroes and Sacrifice
The piece honors those who gave their lives in World War II and others who risked theirs to keep the nation alive. It notes the somber, awe filled mood of wartime memorials and asks for divine guidance for a better method to resolve conflicts.
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America
Debating Stalin's Moves in Poland and Europe
The piece weighs risks of Russian dominance in Poland eastern Germany the Baltic and the Balkans. It questions lend lease losses Kyiv border guarantees and the impact of Soviet entry into the Pacific and World War II peace talks.
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Marshal Stalin
Poland
Germany
Baltic
Balkans
Central
Stalin
English Channel
Mediterranean
Russia
Uncle Joe
Pacific
France
Britain
Manchuria
Red Army
Siberia
Lakeville Parade Returns War Spirit With Senator Visit
Helen and Philip join a town celebration as Senator Simpson arrives and Miss Minerva speaks. Zoe Wentworth learns her husband Paul is flying to town for a later event, fueling a tense demand for divorce amid a busy parade day.
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Helen
Lakeville
Washington
Minerva
Senator Simpson
Miss Minerva
Philip
Main Street
Colonel Smathers
Zoe Wentworth
Sandy
Miz Wentworth
Zoe
Vee
Wentworth Plantation
Paul
Flight Rescue Ends in Crash Landing and Love Reveal
Helen and Paul stage a plane stunt near Lakeville to capture pictures for Miss Minerva's plant strike. A malfunction forces a crash landing. Helen frees Paul from burning wreckage and, amid the flames, recognizes her lasting love as Paul is freed from the plane.
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Paull
Paul
Helen
Testimony on Dairy Discounts to A and P in Sherman Case
Two New York dairy officials testified in the government anti trust suit that chain grocers routinely received a 5 percent discount on dairy products from A and P and other chains. They said discounts persisted until 1934 and, after changes in law and company sales, continued under Weckerle and Sons through 1942. The government accuses A and P and 28 others of conspiring to restrain trade and gain a monopoly.
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Danville
Inl
New York
A. and P
A. and
Harry W. Shearing
Marilla
N. Y
Pierce Dairy Products Company
Buffalo
Shearing
Pierce
Weckerle and Sons of
Richard Herdein
Weckerle and Sons
Most Yanks Held As Prisoners Are Out of Germany
Paris reports that a majority of American prisoners from Germany have been evacuated to France and England, with over 30,000 already bound for the United States. A few remain with the Russians or unaccounted for, while more than half a million Allied POWs and displaced French civilians have been moved out since April 1.
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Paris
France
England
United States
Germany
U. S. Army Transportation Corps
Air Transport Command
Syria Lebanon clash tests UN peace efforts in Middle East
The piece notes fighting in Syria between French troops and locals after France kept troops post independence promises. It highlights the Arab union's support for Syria and Lebanon, the risk to Anglo French ties, and potential impact on Palestine amid broader postwar tension.
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Africa
Atlantic
Union of Arab States
Syria
Lebanon
England
France
Britain
Palestine
Green County Relief Director Named After Thorp Transition
Hugo Fenske succeeds Eugene B. Thorp as Green County relief director. The May 29 1935 item notes Fenske's appointment and Thorp's departure, reflecting county welfare leadership changes during a period of economic strain.
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Hugo Fenske
Eugene B. Thorp
Green County
Homer Bingham
Monroe
Denver
John “Chum” Figs
American Legion
Thomas N. Thompson
Pecatonica River
Blanchardville
Frederic M. Snyder
New York City
Arthur G. Douglas
Dakota
Decatur Parks
George Wellers
Amos Mahlbuch
Mae Pember
South Wayne
Charles R. Tollefson
Kathryn Babler
New Glarus
Parker K. Baird
Maude Millin
Spokane
Wash
OPA Allows 20 Cent Coal Price Increase At Mines
The OPA authorized lake dock operators to add 20 cents per ton to their maximum prices for bituminous coal. This increase covers higher mine ceiling prices authorized effective May 1.
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Washington
OPA
Rocky Mountain Fever Fears Rise in Northern Michigan
Lansing reports the Michigan conservation department ordered an investigation into rumors of ticks carrying Rocky Mountain spotted fever in the western Upper Peninsula. Officials noted prior sightings in Menominee and Ontonagon counties, with well substantiated claims of increased tick numbers but no official confirmation they spread the fever. Ticks are known to transfer diseases to game and birds.
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Lansing
Mich
Upper Peninsula
State Conservation Department
Menominee County
Ontonagon County
WFA Charged Rye Market Cornering by Firms and Individuals
The War Food Administration filed a complaint accusing General Foods Corp of New York and Daniel F. Rice & Company of Chicago along with Chicago board of trade members Lawrence J. Ryan Philip R. OBrien and others of cornering the rye market in Chicago last year and seeking suspension from all contract markets. A hearing is set for July 2 before a referee designated by the WFA.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Chicago
General Foods Corporation of
New York
Daniel F. Rice & Company of
Charles W. Metcalf
General Foods
Daniel F. Rice
Lawrence J. Ryan
Philip R. O'Brien
Chicago Board of Trade
WFA
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