Good Primary Tuesday Draws Strong Green County Turnout
Green county and Monroe showed solid turnout on a good primary Tuesday reflecting citizen obligation beyond party lines. About 4 000 voters participated in state district and county races with many unopposed candidates receiving heavy complimentary votes including U S Rep Lawrence H Smith who gained nearly 7 000 more than in 1948 presidential year primaries. The result signals growing public interest in local and national affairs despite wartime conditions.
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Green County
Monroe
U. S
Lawrence H. Smith
Smith
Double Parking A Habit That Hampers City Traffic
The article discusses double parking as a common but harmful habit that blocks traffic in Monroe's courthouse square. It notes rising tempers, potential dents, verbal confrontations, and the risk of serious accidents, urging drivers to abandon the practice.
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Monroe
Court House Square
Milwaukeean Praises Cheese Day Planning
John Messmer Milwaukee county construction superintendent praised Cheese Day planning in a letter read to the city council. He called Monroe Cheese Day the largest and best show in Wisconsin or the Midwest this year and commended the well organized schedule and orderly crowds managed by police. Mayor Buehler forwarded the letter to Cheese Day officials with agreement on the points raised. Philadelphia tax note follows.
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John Messmer
Milwaukee County
Frank A. Buehler
Messmer
Monroe
Wisconsin
Middlewest
Buehler
Achtemeier Heads to Union Theological Seminary in NYC
Paul John Achtemeier left Monticello Sunday afternoon for New York City to continue his studies at Union Theological Seminary.
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Monticello
Paul John Achtemeier
New York City
Union Theological Seminary
Attlee Wins Test By Narrow Vote
Britain remains under Labour control after a tight vote in the House of Commons. The government secured a 306 to 300 margin against a Conservative bid to unseat it over steel nationalization set for January 1. Prime Minister Attlee may call a new election early next year as steel nationalization and rearmament proceed.
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London
Britain
Werhe
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Commons
Attlee
Formosa
Philippines
Indo China
Iran
Balkans
Berlin
Smith
House
France
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Korea
Sander Nurse Found Dead in Suspected Own Action
Authorities in Hooksett New Hampshire report a young woman tied to Dr Hermann N Sander case was found dead in a wooded area. Police describe the death as a suspected self inflicted act while investigations continue and key witness status in the related case is noted.
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Hooksett, N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Sander
Hooksett
Raymond K. Perkins
Parking lot plan near Main street bridge announced
The Monticello Times reports a lot between the Main street bridge and the Voegeli Moritz building, about 300 feet west, will be filled this fall and left to settle through winter. It will be graveled and blacktopped next year.
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Monticello
Main Street
Voegeli-Moritz
Penetrating Power Germ Killer at Kempftert Pharmacy
It advertises a topical germ killer with 90 percent alcohol base claiming deep delivery to kill germs on contact. Promises relief within one hour or a 40 cent refund at Kempftert Pharmacy today.
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Kempftert Pharmacy
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