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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
2
A fragmentary notice notes the Associated Press exclusive submission for publication of newens credited to a not credited source. The brief hints at editorial timing and attribution gaps in the civic press.
A blunt editorial rails against modern art and government spending, arguing the generation about to pass has seen boondoggling, costly exhibitions, and a media push for controversial paintings. It questions whether many works meet genuine artistic standards and mocks the artist’s pretensions.
The text discusses risks to hotel guests from fires and the strain on daytime service, noting shortages of staff and the need for better safety as postwar air travel expands. It emphasizes heightened caution and the potential shift in operations to reduce overnight stays.
The National Fire Protective Association reports that 28 people die daily nationwide from fires. The finding underscores ongoing fire safety risks and the need for prevention measures across the country.
James endures a dangerous potion rite as the Witch of Zanzell uses bones and blue eye lights to guide the ritual. The ring’s power, the set sun, and a missing bowl drive a perilous chase that ends with the liquid spilling away.
DeWitt Mackenzie reviews rising guerrilla activity in Poland under a Soviet backed regime. He notes 10,000 political prisoners, daily security crackdowns, and attacks on villages and state institutions by bands linked to the prewar underground army.
Kenneth R. Yeiter, a local bartender, walked into the Bismarck Tribune newsroom and slammed six 50 cent pieces on a desk claiming a $3 reward from a Bismarck contractor. He said the reward came for locating $18,000 in endorsed negotiable checks owned by the contractor.
A mother and grandmother were born within 23 hours of each other as Ethel Wadler, 37, welcomed a 7 pound daughter and Edith Hood, 18, gave birth to another 7 pound girl. A London woman calls for assist after finding her son unresponsive, but the letter carrier Ekstrand wakes and jokes about being dead tired.
E G Schwieger of Auburn Washington says flood waters trapped his farm and left about 400 pigs at risk. Rescue parties arrived but many pigs were drowned or lost while others were saved.
The item records numerous local visits and illnesses among residents including Mrs. Sarah Tomlinson and daughters Iva and E Leah, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Crago, and families in Monroe Verona and 1598 notes a historical expedition led by Juan de Onate into New Mexico.
Madison senator R M Schiabach chairs the state joint interim committee on veterans legislation. The panel will hold executive sessions to outline recommended aids for Wisconsin veterans, based on 11 statewide hearings. The final hearing drew about a dozen witnesses, mostly county and veterans' service officers, with nearly 100 chairs available for attendees.
The annual value of Canada’s for repellence exceeds thirty million units, highlighting a substantial public or commercial estimate.
A House committee urged new labor legislation stressing constructive, not punitive, laws to ease disputes and boost production. It called ending OPA powers by Jan 31 1947 with rent controls through 1947 and trimming the federal budget, while Byrd warned against any tax cut in 1947.
Mrs Maria Busalacchi died at her Milwaukee home yesterday one week after celebrating her 100th birthday anniversary She was guest of honor at a Columbus Center party last Sunday Two hundred fifty guests attended including three sons a daughter 25 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and many relatives
Observers note that the sky darkens in the stratosphere making stars more detectable during daylight. Bright celestial bodies appear even when the sun is high, challenging typical daylight visibility expectations.
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