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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenseon County
Ill
Stephenson County
Youthful courage and reckless youth amid newspaper stories
A 19 year old Albany resident David E Zanoni received a Carnegie medal for heroism after diving into Sugar River to save a non swimmer, repeating the rescue shortly after. Another item reports Illinois high school football players accused of pilfering clothing from Rockford stores en route to Freeport. A third notes the death of a crash attendant after a Friday night game and a fan fined for the incident.
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Times
David E. Zanoni
Albany
Sugar River
Zanoni
Illinois
Rockford
Freeport
Trustees Reject Large Endowment Over Racial Conditions
The Right Course Little Jefferson military college refused a $50,000 value endowment with mineral and land rights after learning the donor’s plan to limit enrollment to Christians and to bar Africans or Asiatic descent. The trustees chose integrity over money, risking the school’s future to uphold equal instruction.
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Little Jefferson Military College
Mississippi
Civilian Control Confuses Military
James Marlow explains the unification act of 1947 and the 1950 revision that created the Department of Defense. The army navy and air force each have civilian secretaries, but the secretary of defense heads them, with the president as commander in chief as the only over ruling authority. The piece ends with an unrelated note about striped skunks eating prey in late summer.
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Army
War Department
Navy
Naval Operations
Navy Department
Air Force
Congress
Department of Defense
Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson
Johnson
President
Fire in Woodland Blamed on Hunters
A two day fire burned over 649 acres of Waushara county swamp and woodland before being extinguished. It damaged four hunting camps in Berlin and possibly forced muskrats from three fur farms in Poy Sippi. Conservation officer Herbert Lemke attributed the blaze to careless hunters. The burn area lies between the Pine and Willow rivers, about a mile west of Lake Poy Ban.
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Poy Sippi
Waushara
Berlin
Herbert Lemke
Wautoma
Lake
Poy- Ban
Fiancé of Actress Loses Life Fight
Los Angeles reports the death of Dr. John Duzik fiancé of actress June Haver at age 32. The dentist died after a six week illness while Miss Haver kept a bedside vigil with family present as wedding plans ended.
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Los Angeles
June Haver
John Duzik
Miss Haver
Glancing Backward: Local News Highlights by Era
A condensed retrospective lists community items from 39 to 50 years ago and earlier. Notable entries include obituaries for Mrs. Alice Lyons and Mrs. Nancy Bridge, a chicken-health clinic by Wisconsin college of Agriculture, and local incidents such as a salamander sighting and Halloween prank warnings. It notes officials at Lawrence Kansas for a corn husking contest and local business and farming activity, with mentions of farm sales, threshing outfits, and a historic hall of records.
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Argyle CCC
Ettrick
Wis
J. Lee Pillmore
Alice Lyons Brodhead
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Nathan F. Burgy
Byron R. Bennett Jr
Lawrence
Kas
Toe Choral Union
Euterpean Club
Joseph Wood
Louis Kohli
Anna Schatzmann
Monticello
Lawrence H. Rish
Monagha
Minn
Norval B. Mackey
F. H. Smock
North Jefferson
Borden
Adam Zweifel
Jordan
Illinois Central
Clarno
Freeport
Sydney Wells
Henry Kubly
C. F. Pengra
Sylvester
Business College
Turner Hall
Booth and
Woodle
Monroe Soldiers Resting in Hawaii
Six Monroe vicinity soldiers are on vacation in Hawaii after joint army navy and marine maneuvers. The group includes Sgt. Frank Musenbeck Pfc Adolph Gobeli Pvts William Kane Eugene Schwend Edward Kuster and Robert Jacobson with listed parental contacts and street addresses.
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Monroe
Hawaii
Army
Navy
Marine
Frank Musenbeck
Maximilian Musenbeck
Adolph E. Gobeli
John Gobeli
21St Street
William T. Kane
William T. Kane Sr
19Th Avenue
Eugene C. Schwen
Cannon Reports Group Will Yield on Planes
Representative Clarence Cannon said the House Appropriations Committee will bow to President Truman on air force size. He noted the $615 million allotted to build the air force would be placed in reserve as the president sets policy. The move follows evidence of Russia producing about 1,000 modern planes monthly.
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Elsberry
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Cannon
Russia
Cub Scout Dens Form New Pack Structure
Reorganization of Cub Scout Pack 314 dens completed at Monroe Clinic with Dr. John A. Schindler. Knights of Pythias sponsorship will run 18 to 14 dens this year, expanding from last year’s 10. Den mothers and leaders listed with multiple members per den.
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Den
John A. Schindler
Monroe Clinic
Knights of Pythias Lodge
den Mothers
Den 1
Rodney O. Kittelsen
26Th Avenue
William Wartenweiler
Blythe Myers
Gregory Kittelsen
Michael Johnson
Grant Beer
Richard Schmiedlin
Danny Steffen
L. G. Kindschi
13Th Street
Richard Banks
Thomas Fritz
George Kindschi
William Schwingel
Morton Wittner
22Nd Avenue
Dan Bender
John Schindler
Billy Boyd
Larry Trickel
Hans von Allmen
Allan Keel
Gerald Jacobs
Local residents listed for 1915 7th street and yen 14
Names appear in a damaged OCR snippet including Jerry Muenich Delbert Amans Peter Storck Frederic Schadt John Norder John Lenacher Allan Holt sapple and Mrs Harold J Lam boley 1717 Country Lane Michael Keegan Larry Menehan Paul Lamboley Francis Lamboley.
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7Th Street
Jerry Muenich
Delbert Amans
Peter Storck
Frederic Schadt
John Norder
John Lenacher
Allan Holtsapple
Yen
Harold J. Lamboley
Country Lane
Michael Keegan
Larry Menehan
Paul Lamboley
Francis Lamboley
Admirers Offer Help to College in Natchez Mississippi
Admirers of Jefferson Military College in Natchez offer aid to the prep school that rejected a $50 million endowment from George W Arm strong Jr who sought a whites only university. Trustees rebuffed the donor after learning he demanded racial superiority. A Houston ice cream maker also sent $5,000 to help meet a bank note.
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Natchez, Miss
Jefferson Military College
George W. Armstrong Jr
Texas
Mississippi
Armstrong
Houston
Navy to mothball 73 ships to cut armed services spending
The navy will lay up 31 warships and 42 other vessels as part of a cutback plan to keep armed service spending to 13 billion dollars in the next fiscal year. By July 1 the navy expects 237 combat vessels in operation, down from 268 on September 1, while Congress approved about 15.59 billion dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Juniors Exhibitors Sell Show Animals at Green County Exposition
Green County youths showcased hogs cattle and sheep at the Junior Livestock Exposition in Madison last week with buyers from Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa. Monroe exhibitors Jerry McGuire Henry Prien and Woodrow Marty sold hogs while cattle were shown by Thomas Thorpe Robert Schuetz Arley Vogel Jack Donahue Burleigh Bartlett Frank Thorpe Raymond Keller Eugene Arn and Carlton Zentner. Albert Buri sold sheep. Louis Hirsig of Wolff Kubly and Hirsig Madison bought the reserve champion steer 1 090 pounds. Wayne Disch of Evansville owned the grand champion lamb sold to Oscar Mayer and Co for 2.75 a pound. The reserve champion lamb owned by Larry Disch was also noted.
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Green County
Madison
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Jerry McGuire
Henry Prien
Monroe
Woodrow Marty
Thomas Thorpe
Robert Schuetz
Arley Vogel
Jack Donahue
Burleigh Bartlett
Frank Thorpe
Raymond Keller
Eugene Arn
Carlton Zentner
New Glarus
Albert Buri
Tle
Louis Hirsig
Wolff
Chased by Oscar Mayer for eighty cents a pound
A fragment notes a price dispute or marketing phrase involving Oscar Mayer offering meat at eighty cents per pound. No clear event or outcome is stated.
New Schedule Strike Causes Pennsy Deficit
The Pennsylvania Railroad posted a deficit of 1.57 million dollars for January to September 1949, reversing a year-ago profit of over 20 million, largely due to the coal strike and a five day work week for its workers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Cannon Reports Group
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Roger Plate
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Jerome Blum
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Burnett Robertson
George Jacobs
8Th Street
Floyd Coplien
Donald Ingwell
Kenneth Keel
Kenton Potts
John Prien
Robert Schwaiger
Delbert Wyss
Gene Barmore
Eugene Baker
Gary Broge
Dennis Goecks
James Erickson
16Th Street
David Stauffacher
Philip Crawford
Donald McKenna
Darwin Menehan
Edward Mueller
William Lovelace
Robert Trickel
15Th Avenue
Louis Studer
Nathan Hare
Bobby Trickel
Dennis Hall
David Moritz
Harold J. Kline
11Th Street
Kent Baumgartner
Gregory Blum
Wayne Bohn
David Kueb
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
ROTE
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Dearborn St
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Oscar Mayer
America
Eil
Bauman
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Sol
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Green County Farm Bureau
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Dembosser
Johnhans
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