Local News Office Adopts New Subscription Rates
The Monroe newspaper lists subscription prices: $14.50 yearly by carrier, $8 by mail within Wisconsin and Stephenson county Illinois, and $10 elsewhere. All payments are required in advance to meet postal rules. Office hours run from 8:80 a.m. to 5:06 p.m. and calls are directed to telephone number 3.
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Associated Press
AP News
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Ill
Memorial Day Reverence in Monroe Honors Service members
The Monroe community recalls Memorial Day 1952 with deep respect for servicemen, urging sincere tribute and rededication to American ideals. Wisconsin hosts a 32nd Division Memorial Highway ceremony in Green Bay, honoring the Red Arrow Division’s WWII record, linking local observance to national remembrance.
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Monroe
Green County
America
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Red Arrow
Red-dominated East Germanyopolis squeezes Berlin border tensions
A new strategic climate in Europe shows East Germany and Soviet actions challenging Allied patrols. Analysts disagree on imminent war, with forecasts pushed into 1954 or 1955. The Bonn peace contract sparks Moscow ire and raises danger of renewed East–West tension requiring careful diplomacy to avert catastrophe.
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East Germany
Berlin
Soviet
Russia
Germany
United States
England
France
Bonn
Moscow
Europe
Washington
London
Paris
Juda Schools Close With Picnic and Trip
Juda schools ended the summer term with a noon picnic on the lawn for grade classes and an all day trip for high school students to Lake Leota in Evansville.
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Lake Leota
Evansville
Three Berkshire Villages Named Upper Middle and Nether Wallop
Three English towns in Berkshire are Upper Wallop Middle Wallop and Nether Wallop. The trio is known for their historic village names and proximity to Andover and the Hampshire border. Local lore links Wallop to medieval land divisions and a shared parish heritage.
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Berkshire
England
Upper Wallop
Middle Wallop
Nether Wallop
Local News Highlights and Weekend Recaps from Monroe
Harvey W. Higley addresses Kiwanis on Our Place in the Present Emergency as national debt passes 74 billion. Miss Orene Skyrud marries Leland Lamboley in Monroe. Miss Lois Fritsch named Young Business Girls vice president after Lola Larson leaves for a San Diego naval hospital. Glenn Wood presents student recitals from multiple towns. Past anniversaries recall rural school progress and high school plays. Railroad and city issues include water rates and a freight train derailment in 1902.
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Harvey W. Higley
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Orene Skyrud
Monroe
Leland L. Lamboley
Lois Fritsch
Young Business Girls Club
Lola Larson
San Diego Naval Hospital
Glenn Wood
Darlington
Argyle
South Wayne
New Glarus
Monticello
Moinroe
Nest Egg Buildups in U S Puzzling Economic Wizards
New York experts debate how much Americans save and how solid their nest eggs are. Some say 17 billion dollars in 1951, others under seven. If liquid, saved funds could spur business and inflation. estimates vary by definition of savings and include or exclude debt payments and noncash assets.
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New York
Korea
Institute of Life Insurance
Institute
Department of Commerce
U. S
McGranery Sifts Top DOJ Aides Amid Resignations
Washington reports indicate all top Justice Department leaders have handed in resignations. Attorney General Ames P. McGranery, sworn in Tuesday, urged the measure to allow the incoming administration a free hand. Resignations are undated and addressed to President Truman, with McGranery to forward them as needed.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ames P. McGranery
McGranery
Truman
White House
Department
Moe Granery
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
University tohouse 1700 students this summer
Accommodations for 1700 students will be available in University of Wisconsin Residence Halls this summer. Barnard Elizabeth Waters and Badger Club will be open to coeds, five Kronsage units houses plus Adams and Trip Halls will provide rooms for men. Married couples may stay at Slichter Hall with 104 couple capacity. One partner must be enrolled in the Summer Session.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
George F. Garcia
Barnard
Elizabeth Waters
Badger Club
Adams
Trip
Slichter Hall
Slichter
School asks students to return books this week
John A. Jengen superintendent urges all high school students to return their textbooks to the office within the week to enable ordering new books for next year.
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Orangeville
John A. Jengen
Byrnes awaits Eisenhower talk in pivotal GOP race
Rep. John Byrnes of Green Bay predicts the Eisenhower Taft contest will hinge on what Eisenhower says and does in the 30 days before the Chicago convention. He urges clear stances on foreign policy fiscal policy labor relations and presidential powers warning undecided delegates will watch his positions closely. Also noted is Earl Johnson telling Rep. Davis that army engineers will pick a Madison site for an armory for the Organized Reserve Corps with no construction dates yet.
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Washington
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Eisenhower
Byrnes
Taft
Chicago
Truman
Dean Acheson
Europe
Abilene
Kan
Earl Johnson
Glenn R. Davis
Waukesha
Army Engineers
Madison
Organized Reserve Corps
Marquette Alumnus of the Year named at dinner
Milwaukee event announces Green Bay attorney Victor McCormick as Marquette Alumni Association Alumnus of the Year during past presidents dinner held locally.
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Milwaukee
Atty. Victor McCormick
Green Bay
Marquette
Marquette Alumni Association
Squads Named To Decorate Veterans Graves Tomorrow
Twelve squads from veterans groups and scouts will report to H. O. Schulz at 8 a m tomorrow to decorate veterans graves in city and county cemeteries. The list names numerous individuals and auxiliary members assigned to this community project.
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H. O. Schulz
Robert Buehler
Louis Oostdik
Joseph Milz
Mmes
Edna Leiser
T. J. Burgy
William Rieder
James S. Bray
Larry Vincent
Darwin Menehan
220000 To Train At Guard Sessions
About 220000 ground and air National Guardsmen will train in 15 day summer encampments this year. The Defense Department announced 210000 from 3500 ground units and 10000 from Air National Guard units would participate in training across more than 50 states and territories. Major locations include Camp McCoy Wisconsin and Camp Ripley Minnesota with dates in July and August.
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Washington
Lake rise causes vast damage across Great Lakes region
Army Engineers report $61.15 million in damage from May 1951 to May 1952 along U S shores due to the unusually high Great Lakes levels. Col. Wendell P. Trower cited Green Bay and the Duluth Superior area as heavily affected and outlined possible remedies including diversions and gated channels. The study, authorized by the House Public Works Committee, notes Canada would need to participate in any permanent lake level solution.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Army Engineers
U S
Lakes
Engineers’ Corps
Wendell P. Trower
Engineer Corps
Green Bay
Duluth-Superior
Col. Trower
House Public Works Committee
Newsmen
Canada
Lake Superior
Upper
St. Mary's River
Lake Michigan
State Department
Joint International Commission
House
Washington
Congress
Public Hearings on Lake Michigan Water Diversion Bills
The House Public Works Committee holds hearings in Washington on bills to permit diverting 2,000 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan through the Chicago Drainage Canal, up from the current 1,500 cubic feet.
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Sion
Lake Michigan
Chicago
House Public Works Committee
Washington
Chicago Drainage Canal
Wisconsin course uses babies as graduation symbol
In Madison a University of Wisconsin course on parenthood used babies to signify completion. The class expected 16 wives of students and faculty to pass, with the course focusing on parenting rather than traditional final exams.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
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