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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1945
Page
2
The notice lists Associated Press leased wire rates for Detroit and Wisconsin regions with terms for one week to six months. It details delivery options via lock box or carrier and mentions price per issue and monthly subscriptions. The fragment cites editorial rights and licensing of AP news dispatches.
The speaker contrasts socialist ideas with current proposals like the Wagner Murray Dingell bill and British policies, arguing that bureaucratic socialization concentrates power. He recalls the surgeon general and agricultural guidance, predicts broad socialization in America and questions public acceptance.
In a tense confronting scene Superintendent Battle probes Sylvia Battie over thefts at a Maidstone school. Miss Amphrey used a word association test to elicit Sylvia’s confession while Battle evaluates guilt and motive in a stern, cautioning tone.
The Moscow meeting of the big three ministers improves post conference spirit and unity, easing tensions in Europe and the Orient. It notes Russia Persia Turkey issues remain delicate but cooperation may sustain peace. The Far East commission and Bulgarian Romanian recognitions mark progress toward a steadier world order.
A collection of brief items from The Evening Times includes marriages and reunions such as Ruth Freitag and Gail R. Fisher, Edna Mae Fritsch wed to Orville Lee White, and Mr. and Mrs. William Nally marking a golden anniversary. Also noted are small incidents: intruders at Fritz omen, Old Bob the horse’s antics near W. H. Merritt, and taxi driver Thomas Leggett prompting police aid after colliding with patrol cars.
In Kotzebue Alaska the appearance of Santa Claus at a northern community party caused a near panic among children who feared the figure, described as resembling Eskimo superstition "little hiding men," until Santa unmasked.
Cpl Ru cago Rufus Ready, 21, of Prichard, traveled with six newborn puppies from Pat the cocker Brisbane bought in Australia. They moved through Chicago while cared for by Rufus Ready.
One World Buenos Aires reports Argentina's recent history of a flood of immigration over the last two years raising cultural diversity concerns and prompting policy debates across provinces and major cities.
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