Monroe Daily Journal Publication Notice With Rates
Founding date shown as October 11 1808 and note of continuous management. Mentions Associated Press Toland Daily Press Association Audit Bureau of Circulation. Subscription rates listed for city carrier mail Wisconsin Stephenson County and outside Wisconsin with annual in advance payment. Office hours stated from 8 30 am to 5 30 pm.
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Tuesday Election Sets Wisconsin Party Candidacy Contests
Voters across Wisconsin will select party candidates in a primary with focus on the Republican governor race between Oscar Rennebohm and Ralph M. Immell. Incumbent Lawrence H. Smith is urged for renomination in the first district, while Green County offers a race between KR. H. Schoonover and Harry A. Keegan for the state assembly. Democrats field no statewide slate, leaving county contests decided by default.
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Whnroe
Green County
Wisconsin
Oscar Renneohm
Ralph M. Immell
Monroe
Immell
Rennebohm
Lawrence H. Smith
Award J. Finan
Kenosha County
Ben Marvin
Racine
KR. H. Schoonover
Harry A. Keegan
Assassination of Count Bernadotte Stirs Palestine Crisis
Yesterday the shooting of Count Folke Bernadotte, UN mediator for Palestine, appeared linked to Stern gang Jewish extremists. The act deepens mystery surrounding the Palestine conflict and may shrink sympathy for the Jewish cause as detalhes remain unproven. Bernadotte, humanitarian and former Red Cross head, had brokered truce efforts between Arabs and Jews, with prior truces met by violent protests.
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U. N
Palestine
Stern Gang
Israel
Bernadotte
Swedish Red Cross
Stern
Gangster Refuses To Name His Assailants In Waukesha
John Sullivan a Chicago gangster known as Black-t xe is hospitalized in Waukesha with a shattered jaw after claiming he was abducted by three men and attacked in a car. He told District Attorney Homer Williams he would handle the matter his own way and refused to identify his attackers despite the assault. The report notes his long history of life threats and past attempts on his life.
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Waukesha
John
Black-t Xe
Sullivan
Chicago
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Homer
Wiliams
Great Britain and France yield to Germany on Czechoslovakia
Ten years ago Britain and France yielded to Germany on September 18 1938 demands to secure peace for Europe. Sen David Walsh MA spoke in Los Angeles on neutrality national defense and radicalism. Mildred Machen wed at Ervin Winchell. Jacob Ruff and wife celebrate 50th anniversary.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Europe
David Walsh
Massachusetts
American Legion
Los Angeles
Mildred Machen
Ervin Winchell
Jacob Ruffs
Readability critique turns to dislexia and reading aid claims
A reader analyzes a textbook on reading disability and phonetic testing, highlighting jargon and misinterpretations. The piece quotes terms like ocular motility, cross-eyed, stephosymbolia, and metronoscope, noting errors in translation and urging clearer writing for parents and teachers.
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Frank Tripp
Flesch
Associated Press
Shawano Farm to Undergo Face-Lifting Exhibition
Shawano County Chamber of Commerce Farm Bureau and farm equipment sponsors announce a $250,000 showcase at the Daniels farm at the intersection of highways 29 and 22. The project features a square field plan and modern terraces, slated for September 30.
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Shawano County
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Fred Blum Dies at 91 After Rural Life on Wisconsin Farm
Fred Blum a lifelong farmer from Washington township died at 11 10 Friday morning at age 91 after a sudden seizure. Born January 6 1857 he lived on the homestead farm and later worked at Blum's store operated by his son William E Blum. Surviving are two daughters Anna Blum Milwaukee and Edith Stoll. a son William. a brother John Hampton Ill and sister Kate Fischli Milwaukee. Funeral will be at Zwingli church Sunday with burial in Highland cemetery. Pallbearers include neighbors and Henry J Eimer from Blum's employ.
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Fred S. Blum
Washington Township
Fridolin
Dorothea Stnessy Blum
New Glarus Reformed Church
Etter
Mary Ann Schuler
Monroe
Blum
People’s Supply Store
William E. Blum
Milwaukee
Edith R.’ Stoll
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John
Hampton
Kate Fischli
Edward
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Fannie Pierce
Anna Juingst
Lena Will
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Indian summer fishing tale ends with dog rescue
A boy Sandy falls into a pond while fishing with his dog Skipper. The dog dives, finds him, and urges him to shore, saving him from drowning on a near fatal misstep on a warm autumn day. He learns to not go near water alone again.
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Sandy
Skipper
Goodby
New Members and Dates for Local Community Groups
Barbara Joe Leck joins in Orangeville on Sept 28 1942. Diana Jean Grabow of Eldena ML arrives Aug 3 1947. Linda Lou Grabow of Freeport on Oct 4 1947. Babette Mavine Preston from Juda route 2 on Nov 25 1947. Phyllis Elaine Bhim route 5 May 25 1947. Browntown Sept 22 1947. Eben Jay Robertson of Argyle Sept 27 1938.
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Barbara Joe Leck
Orangeville
Diana Jean Grabow
Eldena
Linda Lou Grabow
W. Avon
Freeport
Babette Mavine Preston
Juda
Phyllis ‘Elaine Bhim
Robert John Weiss
Browntown
Eben Jay Robertson
Argyle
McCoy Commander Takes Post at Camp McCoy
Col Jac ob J Gerhardt assumed command of Camp McCoy yesterday and replaced Lt Col Ross Barr who was reassigned to Fifth Army HQ in Chicago.
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Mccoy
Camp McCoy
Jacob J. Gerhardt
Ross Barr
Fifth Army
Chicago
Wisconsin nine colleges set 8500 enrollment total
Madison report from the board of normal school regents states late registration raises Wisconsin State Teachers colleges enrollment to 8500, a figure reflecting the nine campuses.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Board of Normal School Regents
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