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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1946
Page
2
The Green County fair closes as a historic event with strong crowds and notable returns, marking 1946 as a standout year. Attendees recall dramatic displays and a celebrated comeback in crops and exhibits amid a bright opening day atmosphere.
The article notes a shift in focus to domestic matters in the November elections, the first since the 1860s where war did not heavily influence the vote. It mentions Roosevelt’s stance, Paris peace talks, and that many races hinge on a few hundred votes with many congressmen leaving Washington.
The speaker criticizes the 60 million job goal as a false premise that will only breed inflation and trouble for the nation. He argues the current demand for goods fuels a boom followed by a bust and accuses the new deal of leaning toward emergency only.
Tokyo women lawmakers debut with a bill for peace memorial enterprises arguing Japan needs food and reconstruction more than monuments. They say they did not consult party leaders before introducing the measure.
Captain North confronts Marya Gallian in Shanghai offering a risky plan to trap Major Adams's abductor. Gallian weighs cooperation while fearing Kurt's cold, merciless response. A rendezvous with the man who knows Adams could force a right fix and net two hundred fifty thousand dollars.
Death claims Ferdinand F Matzke 81 at Juda. Ted Thorp seven treated for dog bites. Monroe water usage record nearly 30 million gallons in July. Lions Club formed with Russel W Prien president J R McCarthy Roy F Zinser Don Lovelace vice presidents William Wartenweiler secretary treasurer. Also brief notes on 25 years ago items and local civic changes.
A death in Freeport is connected to Operation Death, with Edward Mc Grath reported as the victim in Jordan township.
The Swiss Fraunfelder family was hosted at a one o clock luncheon by Arnold Weisser at the William Tell Hotel in New Glarus on Friday. They spent the afternoon visiting the Upright Swiss Embroidery Factory and sang for the workers.
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