04 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1946
Page
1
A storm aboard a migrant ship drives chaos as English brides arrive in the United States. The voyage sees high seas with violent weather striking the deck, injuring passengers, and forcing shelter as the vessel endures hail and whipping rain while the ship pulls into port.
The Associated Press reports Professor Van der Essen testified before the international military tribunal that German invasion forces deliberately and systematically destroyed the world renowned Louvain university library in Belgium in 1949. Washington The House today.
Farm chief criticizes Anderson over OPA and black market scarcities. He argues a large production push is the surest way to curb inflation and says he supported the wartime emergency measures throughout.
Bolgrien recalls Capt Safford of the Navy as details of his Pearl Harbor service and discharge papers signed on February 10 come to light.
Public records show Safford altering testimony about a police committee and suspected chiefs. He previously testified that suspicion exists and now questions whether a broad group of officers intended to destroy records to cover up the misdeed.
Demo notes the biggest Wisconsin guess is on La Follette Jr likely not running as a Progressive. If La Follette enters the race and unity falters the party could be beaten. The Ku Klux Klan is said to have a potentially big effect in Indiana congressional politics.
A sizable crowd gathers for the first Sunday service held in the pulpit of the Universalist church. Worshippers fill the sanctuary as the congregation convenes for a fresh start and communal prayers.
Greenwich Connecticut faces upheaval as UNO site committee favors New York City area for the world capital. Residents fear land loss and eviction while supporters argue the honor reflects the community’s stature. Protests surface in Greenwich and North Castle with cables sent to London.
A military board ruled the Yamashita conviction appeal lacked authority to halt the trial and found no violation of military statute or constitutional command, allowing proceedings to continue. The decision affirms the original trial path and maintains procedural legitimacy.
AP reports Russia agrees to drop its demands for council action while Britain withdraws troops from Greece. The understanding is to end British military involvement in Greece as soon as possible.
A fire at Congress Hotel on Congress Avenue in Chicago killed Frank J. Van Hoesen a 35 year old Rochester New York paint and wallpaper executive and injured 12 others. The blaze began at 6 30 a m and damaged 24 rooms on the fifth and sixth floors. Detectives Walter Storms led the arson squad investigation.
Thieves broke into the E E Andereck garage in Juda stealing cash from a safe. The total amount taken and details of the break-in were not yet determined.
The 3500 Schnellenbach and CIO President Philip Murray walkout caused a citywide disruption, with 80 percent of fuel and half of food supply chains expected to falter. The House rejected a mediation measure while discussions on a national board, injunctions, and a 30 day pause in major disputes shaped the crisis.
Pauley testifies before the Senate naval committee denying he solicited contingent buttons as treasurer of the Democratic campaign fund. He asserts no improper push for donations linked to tactics to pursue the Tidelands oil suit. He says Petro Oil, led by Pauley, did not employ California legislators to harass him.
A conversation aboard a shipshoe story presents Claire and her family en route to Chicago from England. The dialogue touches on dairy cows in Chicago and a lack of milk, with references to the father in the U S Navy and daily life in Chicago versus England.
Green county adopts a retirement fund for 92 officials and employees retroactive to January 1, 1946. Each participant contributes 5 percent of yearly income, with the county adding 5 percent plus a 3 percent year 1946 credit. Annuities depend on service length and wages, with 65 as retirement age. A $500 death benefit is paid to heirs. Total 92 signatories earn $161,504.02. $8,070.20 goes to the fund. County currently contributes $12,920.32 this year.
Eleven members of the Turn verein traveled to Milwaukee for events by chartered bus and private car. Ernest Ammon of Monroe injured his shoulder in an exhibition Swiss wrestling match. Other local participants included Ernest Ringgenberg Adolf Ruef Jack Ruef Lawrence Gissing Clarence Gissing LeRoy Wuetrich Ernest Isely Rudy Kopp Marvin Schneider and Duane Schwartz.
A cloture petition is presented in the Senate amid charges of obstruction led by southern senators. The measure under debate faces delays as Senator Dirksen or colleagues weigh the filibuster implications.
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