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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1945
Page
2
The piece references an editorial remark about a government official and a soldier, mentioning immunity and a controversial line about opponents. It suggests a heated stance on military training and public perception, with blurred attribution to the Associated Press and a dated newsprint tone.
Survey results show 34 percent say social studies are underemphasized while 24 percent favor more English communication work. The study urges fresh courses to integrate speaking writing and reading, echoing a 20 year claim that instructors handle too few English classes.
The text notes a long delay in releasing details about alerts tied to Pearl Harbor. It mentions admitted information and a belief that the full facts will emerge, with references to widespread questioning and extensive digging. The fragment implies forthcoming illumination of the Pearl Harbor events.
The article cites a figure named Smith arguing the time is ripe to repeal the draft law. It compares natural nesting habits of wood ducks in hollow trees and loons inhabiting both fresh water to illustrate a broader call for change.
David retrieves a magical flower to break a spell on his sister Mary. Mermaids warn of the flower’s evil, Santa aids with a vast spool of thread, and gigmies gather to witness the final aid. A dramatic confrontation unfolds with the king and his dog guards amid chaos and danger.
Dr. F Durham arrived ten minutes late to deliver a baby near Dearborn Missouri but found a fire in the farm home. He bundled mother and child in blankets and rushed them to St Joseph hospital where both were reported doing nicely as the farmhouse burned. In Boise Idaho barber David Brewer was shaving a customer when an incident occurred.
London notes that the British House of Lords voted to support the United States loan, averting a possible crisis and preserving parliamentary balance. The piece recalls Asquith’s 1911 Parliament Act and the threat to create liberal peers, while noting Attlee’s government would likely avoid such a move without a general election.
National debt tops 30 billion for first time. City orders street landing device. Admission to community welfare party at armory is article of food clothing or toy. Mrs Amanda Schroeder answers death summons. Remaining items note 25 years ago December 19 1920 remains of Mrs William Wood burial in town. Eggs drop in price. Rudy Schenkel buys Godfred Klossner 75 acre farm. Albert Tschudy and Francis Wagner join Badger club basketball. Joseph Land named watchman at Emerson street crossing. Fred Stark injured in runaway near Grady bridge. Dr E V Hicks New Glarus mentioned. The loon call affects medical practice with unusual tone.
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