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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
2
Editorial debates the atomic bomb secrecy amid postwar disarmament questions. It weighs Soviet progress and American know how, warns against divulging secrets, and argues prudence in international control and inspection to avoid provoking Russia.
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes how postwar western powers loosen their colonial grip. France loses face in Indo China after Japan's occupation, amid rising Viet Nam nationalism and a fragile Fourth Republic facing Blum's brief mandate and a looming struggle over Cochin China.
A compact recap of decade old notes including obituaries Jacob Karlen and Fred A. Hefty, near Christmas traffic impacts, 4H honor for Katherine Baltzer, a marriage notice Helen Frauchiger and Fred J. Spring, plus vivid historical items from 25 years prior such as Rev. Hahn appointment, Monroe high win over Orfordville, Madison university fire, and Storm Lake auto accident injuries.
An Associated Press item recounts Gene Hatfield firing at a quail that veered into his gun barrel, causing the bird to drop at his feet with a broken neck. Also noted is a Christmas gift tale about a 50 year old elephant wearing a sign for Lum and Abner, sent by W. C. Stroube.
Seventy men from Good Neighbors Palmyra Illinois helped Mrs. Harry Wood after her husband was killed in a farm fire. Neighbors brought 16 tractors 10 trucks 20 wagons and 10 cornpickers to harvest 65 acres of corn in under a day and truck about 5 000 bushels to an elevator. The item notes a separate Avalon California Tuna Club origin for catch tuna by boat.
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