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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
2
The piece reflects on General Patton’s assertion that Americans will fight to defend freedom fight Nazi aggression and fight for fun. It argues future readiness is essential criticizes financing foreign powers and urges shifting from aiding potential foes to strengthening U S strength and resources to deter war.
Wisconsin drivers face four options after a reportable accident. Prove insurance coverage or deposit funds or settle with others and file releases or face suspension. Commissioner Marcus says the law is drastic but will be enforced to the limit. Similar rules exist in several states. Fiji Islands were placed under British sovereignty in 1874.
In a Romanesque outline a solitary man Thomas Royde contemplates a return home after seven years. He muses on a possible meeting with distant cousin and former wife Nevile Strange's ex wife Audrey and the invalid Lady Tressilian, while other characters discuss a seaside stay at Saltcreek and the Balmoral Court hotel as a calmer prelude to deeper motives.
Mrs Zella Bradley hosted Juda Mrs F N Milter and Cer Mrs Gertrude Newman with Mr and Mrs Clarence Morton. GM 3 c John Hein of Great Lakes spent New Year with his mother Alma Hein. Dr and Mrs E E Ronspiez entertained at dinner for Mr and Mrs Reno Mohns and daughter Violet Mr and Mrs Ralph Nenneman and family and Mr and Mrs Chester Mohns and family.
Entase- News Views By DeWit? MacKenzie Associated Press Analyst Paris shows wooden clogs worn by all ages as leather runs short amid war damage. The piece notes clacks on streets symbolize hardship, not style, and observes Paris’s weary mood and cautious optimism for recovery and political future.
J L Lamb longtime Illinois Central agent in Madison retires after 56 years in rail work. He started telegraphy in Pearl City and served at Kent Dubuque Freeport Monroe Madison and more before settling at 2925 Fox Avenue. He is survived by two sons Francis L Lamb and Leland Lamb.
Recaps marriages births and civic notes from January 4 in two eras. 1936 items include Helen Richter and Claire Kammerode wedding and others, Adolph Vogel injury, Roscoe Grimm campaign, and AAA court ruling. 1921 items report tax collection by F W Wettengel, Monsignor Norton designation, a U S mail plane wreck, quarantines, and a postponed basketball game.
The report notes Mr and Mrs Edgar Taylor visiting the Orm Johnsons in Rockford and Mr and Mrs George Fraser with family in Beloit calling on Brodhead friends. Alfred Pinnow and Merle Thomas sons are home. A large reunion gathered Frank and Mrs Ten Eyck's relatives from Janesville Brooklyn Orfordville Monroe and nearby homes. Lina Smith visited Madison with her son Bernard. The piece also mentions ancient Greek and Etruscan rings transmitted to Romans.
President Truman appeals for citizen input to Congress about critical government problems. He notes pressure groups dominate lobbying and urges the mass public to speak up to influence legislation and carry the nation toward prosperity.
In Gallup New Mexico Dr Charles W Kenney redirected a prescription for a seven person family in dire need to coal. The order was addressed to George Bubany coal yard operator who fulfilled it. Joseph Mossel escaped a building fire by taking refuge in a tree after crossing a porch roof. A thief shattered a State Street jewelry window and stole watches valued at 650 with 400 damage. A fogbound Evanston pheasant crashed through two windows and was guided out by Mrs John W Moore.
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