Tigers Clinch World Series With 9 3 Victory Over Cubs
Detroit Tigers win the World Series in game seven, 9 to 3, after a first inning burst by three straight singles that produced five runs. Hank Borowy exits early as Chicago struggles at the plate, with Webb Mayo Cramer Greenberg and Cullenbine driving the offense. Cubs’ pitchers struggle and Tigers tally multiple hits, Hamilton Newhouser and Outlaw contribute in a decisive series clincher.
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Pick 36 Circuit Court Veniremen
Thirty six prospective jurors for the October term under Circuit Judge Jesse Presigine will be called Monday in the order of the Pees roll. Names include Exeter Frank Schutt Monroe W J Stauffacher Mrs John Brodhead Robert Stauffer Pleasant Laura Jones Albany Wiltem Losty town of Brooklyn Adam Duerst Monticello Edward Striker Sylvester Karl F Mueller New Glarus Charles Popanz town of Albany M R Zimmerman Monticello Alvin Itten town of New Glarus Brodhead Fred Bund Brooks Iyn William Hein Albany Mrs Lara Stair Brodhead J W Deininger Jefferson.
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Jesse Presigine
the Pees
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Oaken Roll
Exeter
Prank Schutt
Monroe
W. J. Stauffacher
John
Brodhead
Robert Stauffer
Pleasant
Laura Jones
Albany
Wil Tem Losty
West
Brooklyn
Adam Duerst
Monticello
Edward Striker
Sylvester
Karl F. Mueller
Army Recruiting Station Opens in City for Six Counties
An army recruiting station was prepared today in room 3 at the post office to serve six counties. Soldiers from Monroe will travel through Green, Grant, Iowa, and Jeffer seeking aims to attract reenlistments. More than 34 may be accepted.
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Grant
Iowa
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Sar Army Ground
Time Stands Still Oiling and repairs of the court house
A brief notice reports ongoing maintenance at the county courthouse focusing on timekeeping, clockwork and general repairs. Work aims to preserve functional systems and ensure reliable operation of the building’s public services.
Britons May Trade Liberal Policy Before U S Loan
Washington reports Britain may be asked to pledge a liberal foreign trade policy to secure a potential five billion dollar U S credit. Present plans anticipate a very low interest loan repayable over many years with a five year interest-free period, as part of the agreement.
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Washington
Russia
Britain
United States
Hunting Grounds Expert to Address Red and Gun Club
Ralph Conway head of Wisconsin conservation department public grounds work will address Red and Gun Club. Farmers paid by state for land use as annual event at 8 p m in Wilhelm Tellhall New er. Funds from voluntary sportsmen's cheer, patrol by state ware county.
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Wilhelm Tellhall
Ralph Conway
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Ware County
Half Million Job on Pecatonica to Rule Floods at Freeport
A major flood control project on Pecatonica River aims to protect Freeport area extending flood barriers to the Van Buren Street bridge. The plan covers channel work and levee adjustments to reduce overflow risk for nearby districts.
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Pecatonica
Freeport
van Buren Street Bridge
Marshall Plan Weds Armies to Security in New Weapons Era
General Marshall warned Americans that a rich nation must keep a strong regular army, national guard, and a large reserve of trained civilians capable of mobilizing four million within a year. He urged continuous military research, universal military training, and a citizen army to deter any nation or coalition. He stressed maintaining air power, modernizing training, and readiness to defend national interests amid rapid scientific advances.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Chicago
National Guard
Pacific
Caribbean
State Department
World Organization
Truman Boost to River Valley Plan
President Truman endorses river valley development for power and flood control while promising administration support, guidance, and regional assistance to promote nationwide progress. He cites harnessed resources and urges coordinated national effort.
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Truman
Saigon Fighting Erupts Between Nationalists and French Officials
AP dispatch reports armed clashes in Saigon Indo China as nationalist forces and French authorities appear locked. A London dock workers strike spreads amid warnings of food shortages, while a US Air Force crash off Guam leaves several missing and others rescued. Government figures cite bumper wartime crops with corn and wheat production tallied.
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Saigon
Washington
Joe L. Loutzenheiser
Eighth Air Force
Guam
War Department
Miss Wheelock to Address Woman's Club This Evening
Miss Mildred Wheelock, from a Chicago speakers bureau, will speak at the Monroe Woman's Club in the library Green room on political policies and world cooperation. Mrs. T. F. Ransdell introduces her. an autumn reception follows with Mrs. Robert G. Rote in charge. she also speaks to Kiwanis at Thursday luncheon on World Cooperation from an Economic Standpoint.
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Mildred Wheelock
Monroe Woman's Club
Miss Wheelock
Chicago
Europe
South America
Orient
T. F. Ransdell
Robert G. Rote
Textile Strike Ends Kept Miners Focus in Nationwide Labor Turmoil
Washington AP reports soft coal operators and United Mine Workers Chief John J. Lewis failed at a 43 hour session to agree on a compromise to end strikes affecting 186,800 miners. Talks to resume with Labor Secretary Schwellenbach are planned, amid broader disruptions as 369 ships and dozens of trains idle nationwide.
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UMW
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Virginia
Bennault
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Ohio
Indiana
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Nash Allroad
Kentucky
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Darnand Dies as Traitor to France
Joseph Darnand former head of the Vichy militia was executed for treason. Laval received a death sentence yesterday as the French cabinet refused intervention. Witnesses included a Dominican priest and two magistrates. Police said Laval would await a final decision at Fresnes prison.
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Pierre Laval
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Albert Naud
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Fresnes
de Gaulle
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von Papen
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Keitel
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Seutor
Lueneburg
Joseph Kramer
Rome
Anton Dostler
Gustav von Zangen
Dostler
Wiesbaden
Hadamar
Peterson Returns to Monroe Law Practice After Navy Service
Monroe attorney since 1930 and former county judge from 1937 to resignation in 1943 opened law offices at 1628 10th Street, in the former Lester J. Michael space. Peterson served as executive officer aboard a naval escort vessel with the rank of lieutenant. Elmer joins the OPA regional office in Chicago.
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Marshall L. Pearson
Monroe
Navy
10Th Street
Lester J. Michael
Peterson
Elmer
OPA
Chicago
Meat Ration Confusion Spotted in Nov 19 Notice
OCR fragment shows unclear text about meat rationing and a November 19 reference, with garbled phrases and missing details. This item appears as a damaged brief indicating ration actions or notices without complete names or dates.
Eight From County Into Army Ninth Dons Navy Uniform
Green county's October contingent of selectees now is well on the way to learning the methods of army and navy service when eight of the men who left last Thursday were inducted into the army and one left for navy service. The men left Monroe with a group of pre inductees for Chicago to take their examinations and from there were sent to their post stations. Inducted Oct. 4 were: Army Franklin C. Dittmer Beloit Elmer H. Lisser Brooklyn Eugene L. Heiman Charles F Morgenson Jr Donald N. Rutsch Charles F. Ingold Monroe Nevil L. Beckman Monroe route 1 and Lawrence O. Updike Janesville Navy Joseph P. Vitale Brooklyn route 1.
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Army
Navy
Monroe
Chicago
Franklin C. Dittmer
Beloit
Elmer H. Lisser
Brooklyn
Eugene L. Heiman
Charles F. Mor
Four Fatal State Traffic Accidents Across Wisconsin
Milwaukee county records a 50th traffic fatality as Carl Schwab aged 80 dies after colliding with an army truck. In Clintonville Mrs. George Long on her 69th birthday is fatally struck by a trailer wheel while crossing for rope. Shawano sees 53 year old William killed at night after being struck near the town’s edge. Madison reports Mrs. Anna Swanson 19 fatally injured in a two car crash at highways 12 and 18 junction.
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Milwaukee
Carl Schwab
Milwaukee County
Clintonville
Wis
George Long
Sherrif Ray Abrahamson
Earl W. Sherbarth
Shawano
Madison
Anna Swanson
India
Japanese Political Prisoners Released
Japanese political prisoners emerged from behind walls of four prisons today amid welcoming crowds in Tokyo. A newly formed national federation of toilers arose to defend the imperial house, while Vice Admiral Ushinosuke, the navy's chief paymaster, defended the navy’s impounded fortune of several million dollars. The funds were paid abroad in now-worthless military currency and at home in promissory notes that were never redeemed.
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