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The fragment lists affiliations and subscription details for Inland Daily Press Association and The Associated Press with postal rules and office hours. It mentions Stephenson County Illinois and Wisconsin pricing, advance payment requirements, and contact numbers.
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The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Stephenson County
Wisconsin
Wisconsin road program reviewed by highway leader
James R. Law, chairman of the state highway commission, spoke to engineers last week about Wisconsin road building as Green county’s concrete highways under local funding are praised for their early start. He noted aging routes require rebuilding and hinted at priority for highway 69 from the Illinois line north, stressing safe and economical traffic with clear plans.
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James R. Law
State Highway Commission
Green County
Law
Illinois Line
Western Europe agrees on division of American aid funds
The first reading of the Saturday announcement shows western European nations reaching a funding division pact for relief. The piece notes cautious optimism about harmony among democracies and the need for self reliance as Juliana ascends the Dutch throne and recovery progresses.
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Juliana
Netherland
Wisconsin Governor Rennebohm Faces Voters With Record of Reform
The Wisconsin governor, a businesslike reformer, campaigned in Green County and Monroe outlining administrative economies and state government improvements. He urged reflection on his record and future goals rather than emotional appeal, and voters who heard him appeared inclined to agree.
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Wisconsin
Gov. Goodland
Rennebohm
Green County
Monroe
Bartell Named Republican Candidate for Jo Daviess Coroner
Charles Bartell of Warren has been named the Republican nominee for county coroner in Jo Daviess County for the November general election. The selection followed the move of the regular nominee Ray W. Bertsch from the county by the county Republican central committee.
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Warren
Charles Bartell
Warren Undertaker
Jo Daviess County
Republican Central Committee
Ray W. Bertsch
Sudeten German ultimatum looms over Czechs in 1938 crisis
Ten years ago a Sudeten German party issued an ultimatum to the Czechs demanding martial law end within six hours. Bottler Variety store moved to a new square location. Obituaries note Miss Nellie Corkins of Monroe died in Beloit, and Mrs. Sabina Hauser aged 82. Mrs. Frank Richmond, 39, died in Brodhead. Rev. E Jost forecast war in Europe warning furious arming would spark hostilities.
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Nellie Corkins
Monroe
Beloit
Sabina Hauser
Frank Richmond
Brodhead
E. Jost
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Europe
Beloved Guinea Pig Inspires Class To Stay Teaching
A Texas teacher, Mrs. Marie Morris Rushing, kept teaching after a shy crippled girl named Polly joined room 4B. Polly's presence fostered democracy in the class, helped discipline, and united students to assist the girl, earning safety awards and admiration from the fire chief. The resignation letter was burned as Polly reshaped the classroom.
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New York
Marie Morris Rushing
Polly
Mrs. Rushing
Texas Outlook
Vaccination Clinics Set Dates For Green County Areas
Green county vaccination centers announced by county nurse Ruth Chase will run two dates each starting September 20. Physicians from local towns will oversee duties with first dates for diphtheria and tetanus, second for second doses and smallpox. Centers include Monticello, Browntown, Brodhead, New Glarus, Albany, and Brooklyn with times and locations listed.
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Green County
Ruth Chase
Monticello
Browntown
Brodhead
New Glarus
Albany
Brooklyn
Clintonville Real Estate Firm Faces License Revocation
Clintonville Sales Corp plans to appeal a Wisconsin real estate brokers board action revoking the licenses of three officers. The board revoked A. R. Umland president Arthur Campbell secretary treasurer and Robert E. Fox salesman, with notice issued Friday.
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Clintonville
Clintonville Sales Corp
Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers Board
Real Estate Board
Elliott Walstead
A. R. Umland
Arthur Campbell
Robert E. Fox
Indian Troops Enter Hyderabad Amid Invasion Push
Indian forces moved into Hyderabad early today advancing more than 40 miles in eight hours on multiple fronts. Lt Gen Maharaj Shri Rajendra Singh announced the mission aims to prevent anarchy and establish lawful rule before departing once stable governance is secured.
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New Delhi
Hyderabad
Madras
Maharaja Shri Rajendrasinhji
Minnesota
United States
New York State
Kashmir
Pakistan
India
Earl Mountbatten
GE unveils radically new robot X-ray unit in Milwaukee show
General Electric’s Milwaukee laboratory built a robot X-ray apparatus described as radically new. It will be shown in Chicago tomorrow and is equipped for voltage radiography promising better X-rays for heavy body sections.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Utility Wires Sing as Wind Vibrates Them
Wind causes utility wires to hum by vibrating them like strings of a musical instrument, creating audible tones across the distribution network. The phenomenon highlights how atmospheric conditions affect power infrastructure and resonance in transmission lines.
Pope Urges Scientists to Convert Weapons into Tools of Good
Pope Pius XII urged scientists to turn weapons of brute force into instruments for peace. He spoke to about 500000 in St. Peter's Square warning that ultra powerful tech in violent hands harms humanity, and urged directing science by religion to serve spiritual and moral aims.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter’s Square
Christ’s Church
Monticello Youth Head to Wisconsin University
Eight Monticello graduates and former Elmhurst student Melvin Lynn Jr. depart for the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Howard Voegeli Joyce Pease Dorothy Dahnke and John Richards Jr return as freshmen or second year students with Mary Lou Dahnke Nancy Becker and Marilyn Roethlisberger also advancing their UW attendance in the coming academic year.
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Monticello
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Howard Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Joyce Pease
Lora Peases
Dorothy Dahnke
John Dahnke
Monticello High School
Melvin Lynn Jr
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
John Richards Jr
Mary Lou Dahnke
Nancy Becker
Marilyn Roethlisberger
U. W
Governor General Jinnah Dies in Karachi at 71
Karachi India P A Mahmoud Ali Jinnah founder and first governor general of Pakistan died Saturday night of heart disease at age 71. He led the Muslim claim for a separate Pakistan and helped crown the 1947 division of the subcontinent. London awaited word on a successor as Sind premier Hidayatullah was named possible choice.
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Karachi
India
George VI
Ghulam Hussein Hidayatullah
Sind
Jinnah
Nawabzada Ali Liauat Khan
London
Pakistan
Friendly Neighbors Club Hears Spring Meeting Report
Mrs Gayle Burington reported on the spring meeting and read the new constitution at the Friendly Neighbors club gathering held at Mrs Awalt Luecks home. Roll call used phone numbers and addresses. Lunches will not be served this year. New members and leaders noted with a next meeting set for October 13 at Mrs Roy Lewis home.
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Browntown
Gayle Burington
Friendly Neighbors Club
Awalt Lueck
Roy Lewis
Elmer Foulker
Arthur Houser
48 in Suspicious TB Group Here Browntown
The final report of the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association shows 950 Monroe residents had X rays with 45 placed in the tuberculosis classification group and Browntown’s 71 examined with 3 assigned to the tuberculosis group. Genevieve Arensdorf arranged the clinic and will follow up with those needing further exams. The clinic was funded by Christmas Seals sales.
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Monroe
Browntown
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Genevieve Arensdorf
WATA
Green-eyed blonde crowned Mrs America of 1948
Maria Monez Strohmeier, a 21 year old green eyed Spanish extractor, won Mrs America 1948 in Asbury Park New Jersey. She held a press conference and parade while seeking a home for the $5,000 prize and prizes including a fur coat and dishwasher.
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Asbury Park
N .J
Maria Monez Strohmeier
Laundry, Sugger E and the Promise of Free Diaper Service
A fragmented note describes Laundry Sugger E offering free diaper service for any future children, suggesting a community aid or promotional scheme. Details about organizer or location are unclear in the fragment.
Slot Machines Grind On Indian Reservation
The report notes 12 slot machines operating on the Menominee Indian reservation in Shawano and Oconto counties. Machines on federal land are licensed by the federal government for $100 annually each. State agents cannot enter the reservation to enforce Wisconsin slot machine laws.
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Shawano
Oconto
Department of Internal Revenue
Milwaukee
Menominee
Want Ad Labor Costs Rise in Classified Section
A notice describes increasing effort required for placing want ads as shops push customers to weigh time and cost. It notes advertisers spend more minutes preparing copy while service bureaus adjust pricing.
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