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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1948

Page

2

Monroe Daily Journal absorbed 1927 Associated Press and press associations

The Monroe Daily Journal lists its founding date October 18 and continuing operation under the same title. It notes absorption of The Associated Press and Tuland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Subscription rates and hours are listed with contact details and after hours numbers.

Monroe Daily Journal Associated Press Tuland Daily Press Association Audit Bureau of Circulation City of Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson Wisfa Stephenson County Grrick Rials

Editorial An Age of Speed

Speed has outpaced understanding as jets redefine travel. A jet fighter hit 671 mph last week, breaking records. Twenty years ago 300 mph seemed impossible, yet jets and rockets push toward a thousand mph, changing transport while stressing the human frame.

Airlift surge marks record relief flights to Berlin

The air force logged 651 U.S. and 244 British flights Saturday in a record Berlin relief lift. Officials say inactivity had hurt morale, while operations boosted readiness and training among air crews though some died in accidents. Hazards matched normal flying during quiet periods.

Air Berlin U.S

Farmers hear recited talk on farm prices and politics

The speaker attacks a congress his party does not control and warns Iowa farmers that price support programs could end if his side loses. Observers note voters drift toward Republicans since 1946 while the 80th Congress did not badly treat agriculture. Immediate misfortune threatens labor and earners amid broader economic costs.

Ieomscus Ssussen Ao Iowa

Lutheran Rural Life Conference Scheduled

The third annual Rural Life conference of Lutheran churches in the area will meet at Adams Lutheran church near here on Friday. Speakers include Membre from the University of Wisconsin and J. W. Clark from the Dane County agricultural office in Madison. Rev A P Anderson will lead devotions. Dinner will be served by the Aid Society. Churches from Columbia Crawford Dane Grant Green Iowa Lafayette Richland and Sauk counties are represented. The average American consumes about 17 pounds of butter per year.

Adams Lutheran Church Here Athe Univers Wisconsin J. W. Clark Dane County Agricultural Office Madison A. P. Anderson Adams Church Aid Society Columbia Crawford Dane Grant Green Iowa Lafayette Richland Sauk Counties

Glancing Backward Entries From Sept 20 1938

Glancing back at September 20 across eras shows rainfall totals for 1938, obituaries and life events, marriages, and local notes. It recalls Charles Morton’s death, Miss Frances Streckwald’s marriage to Edison B Miller, Mrs. Adam Hartwig’s death, a PTA session for Professor Quiz, Catherine Burgi’s death, George Allen Scott’s passing, and Kenneth Waller’s motorcycle mishap. It also notes 25 years earlier in 1923 a cheese exchange organization and hospital staff changes, and 40 years earlier in 1908 a Monroe victory and local deaths and burnings.

Charles Morton Frances Streckwald Edison B. Miller Adam Hartwig PTA Catherine Burgi George Allen Scott Kenneth Waller Aaron Sapiro Court House Green County A. C. Ula F. E. Coldrén Rudolph Krebs Frank Stephenson J. H. Durst Louis H. Kohli Sarah Ruhl Deaconess Hospital Grand Rapids Mich George W. Roderick

U S Antarctic proposal sparks debate at conferences

The United States called for international control of Antarctica, a continent larger than the U S, amid claims by Britain Chile Argentina France Norway New Zealand Australia The State Department stressed a need for agreement to promote scientific research while noting no formal claims.

Washington United States Antarctic State Department Antarctica Charles Wilkes U.S. Navy South Pole Great Britain Chile Argentina France Norway New Zealand Australia Antartica South American Panama Canal U. S Inter- American Defense Zone U.S

Vacationers and guests mingle across Wisconsin and Canada

South Wayne residents Virgil Rupnow Chester Stixrood and Herman Notter are on a 10 day Canada trip. Guests Rae Todd Platteville and Charles Dawson Warren visit sisters in Warren and Platteville. Sunday gatherings at Millman and Doyle homes, plus a Lake Geneva picnic and visits by Frank Watson Elizabeth Hall and Mary Watson. Phillip Derrwaldt flew from Monroe to Milwaukee with his mother. Avery Stites noted.

Messrs Mmes Virgil Rupnow Chester Stixrood Herman Notter Canada Rae Todd Platteville Charles Dawson Warren Edward A. Chapman Todd Dawson Chapman Thomas Millman Charles Chapman Millman Mess John Doyle Byron Derrwaldt Richard Milwaukee Ernest Kessler Mary Jorie Andrews Phillip Derrwaldt Monroe Avery Stites

Lutherans Gather For Synod Meeting

The Wisconsin conference of the synod of the Northwest of the United Lutheran church meets here today and tomorrow. The gathering opened with communion and an address by Rev. R. R. Doering of Platteville. An 8 p.m. stewardship service features Rev. Paul Graf. Tuesday offers lectures by Dr. M. W. Boyer on Psychology Tools for the Pastor's Workshop and The Psychology of Middle Age, with Rev. V. Wrigley leading devotions.

Wisconsin Conference of the Synod of the Northwest of the United Lutheran Church R. R. Doering First English Lutheran Church Platteville Paul Graf Synod M. W. Boyer Carthage College V. Wrigley Milwaukee

Twin Grove Guests Headed by Local Families

Mrs J H Beis and Mr and Mrs Darryl Sha with children Colleen Michael Raymond Diddens and Marion Myers all of Freeport were dinner guests of Oscar Walters Sunday. Oakley visitors included J H Emrick and W A Beightol with Jane Randall. Glen Chambers family were weekend guests of Floyd Chambers. Edith Boll family including Nell Cunningham Carol Herman Boll Lois Christine Albert visited Herber Boll. William Woods Rudy Maurer Ruth Monroe and Emil Maske Beightel Stongey and isosped joined Webster Maske and family. Jorgan Jacobson Jr and son from Chicago visited. Sunny Joe area guests included John Chambers daughters Peggy and Kaye.

Darryl Sha Colleen Michael Raymond Diddens Marion Myers Freeport Oscar Walters J. H. Emrick W. A. Beightol Jane Randall Oakley Glen Chambers Carolyn Floyd Chambers Herbert Boll Jorgan Jacobson Jr Jorgan Jr Chicago Glenn Gilmore Monroe John. Chambers Peggy Kaye Sunny Joe

Sokol Head Resigns in Protest Over Purge

Josef Truhlar, head of Sokol in Prague, resigns in protest at government purge of his organization. Resignation not yet accepted. National front central action committee to discuss next week. Also notes roe consumption in restaurants and roe egg counts.

SOKOL Prague Czechoslovakia Josef Truhlar Cental Action Committee The National Front

Dewey Not Taking Win for Granted

Washington dispatch notes both Truman and Dewey campaigning across wide regions. Dewey follows Truman's routes and may siphon votes from the Democrats in key urban centers, potentially aiding a GOP win. Henry Wallace remains a fringe candidate whose support could split the Democratic vote in major cities.

Democratic Party Mr. Roosevelt Roosevelt Dewey True Jman Philadelphia Henry Wallace Wallace Mr. Truman

Foundations Now Laid For Two New Buildings

John C. Erb and the Disch Hardware company have foundations laid for two new structures. The Erb building measures 78 by 44 feet and sits along the railroad tracks south of his current property. The Disch warehouse and showroom, 60 by 22 feet, will be north of the existing Disch building and built of concrete blocks.

Iurns Opecnt John C. Erb Disch Hardware Company Erb Disch

Swine Meeting Set Tomorrow Near Darlington

A swine meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at the Orville Martin farm west of Darlington on Highway 81. Three speakers from the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture will present on swine reproduction genetics and breeding progress.

Warnngwn Orville Martin Farm Darlington Highway 81 College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin Robert Grummer Arthur B. Chapman Dave Williams

Argyle Plans Festival And Homecoming Event

Argyle schedules a Fall Festival and Homecoming for October 8 and 9. Activities include booth setup from 1 to 6 pm on Oct 8, judging at 7 pm, alumni rally snake dance bonfire and pep meeting, booth and livestock judging at 10 am Saturday, junior dress review at 11 am, alumni and businessmen parade at 12:30 pm, and a band concert at 1:30 pm preceding the homecoming football game.

Argyle Belleville clash ends with evening dance at Phillips Hall

A ball game between Argyle and Belleville concludes at 2 30 and will be climaxed by a homecoming dance that evening in Phillips Hall.

Argyle Belleville Phillipson

Former New Glarus Man Writes Magazine Piece

Bert Kubly, once of New Glarus and now in the east, writes a feature for Mademoiselle titled Maids of Stradivarius about famous female violinists. Separately, a claim about Egypt's 260 B C lighthouse being 400 feet tall and visible for 40 miles is noted.

New Glarus Herbert Kubly East Mademoiselle Magazine Stradivarius B. C

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