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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1946
Page
3
Washington officials signaled possible price ceilings on raw cotton while delaying final action. The move aims to curb rising costs and ensure sufficient apparel for veterans, with futures trading expected to react as harvest time approaches later in the season.
Herman Ingold aged 75 from Fox Lake died at Fox Lake. Born in Canton Bern he lived in New Glarus area. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 PM at Zweifel Funeral Home New Glarus with Rev. W J Stuckey officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
Henry F. McNutt, 67, famed harness horseman, was found dead in his car south of Reedsburg from a heart attack while en route to Twin Pines stock farm at Oxford. A Sauk County native, he trained and drove trotters coast to coast and steered over 75 horses including world champion Lovely Lady. He leaves wife and son Harvey of Oxford.
A brief item notes a lost job opportunity or earning halt tied to a wanted advertisement. It mentions financial strain and attempts to find new work or respond to the ad while describing the impact on daily expenses.
Maj. Lynn Fairbanks said Bong passed his air exam and left for Ft. Sheridan for processing and basic training. Before leaving Milwaukee he logged 21 hours in the air with his instructor at the Richard I Bong Memorial Airport in Superior. Bernt praised him as a good student, similar to his famous flying brother Dick. The enlistment may impact local farms near Superior, with 27 percent of county farms affected by wholesale enlistment of essential farm youths.
Mrs. J M Love died of a heart attack in Chatsworth California at 69. A USC fine arts scholarship will be created in her memory by her family. She was born Ida Gloege in Monroe on September 15 1876 and later moved to Los Angeles then Chatsworth where she lived since 1919. She is survived by her husband James Love two sons John W Love and Lt James W Love a daughter Dorothea Weld a grandson John Weld two sisters and active in the Corm worth Woman's club. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery after services at Chatsworth Community church.
Chicago markets show salable hogs 9 000 total 15 500 active 35 to 60 cents higher. cattle and calves up to 50 cents, bog down market mixed. Sheep and lambs steady to higher. live poultry and butter firm with varied prices. eggs and grain futures noted.
A profile honors Mrs. Love for community service, friendship, and motherly care. Described as a master of culinary and creative arts, she embodies friendliness and humor. A Monroe High School graduate, she attended Immanuel Evangelical Church.
In light trading May rye moved sharply on both sides while July barley rallied over 10 cents a bushel for most of the session. Wheat broadens with December focus as traders see hedging against cash buys. Receipts: Wheat 33 cars, corn 295, oats 117, soybeans 27.
Wall Street trading opened with activity and a later irregular to higher trend as dividends and earnings aided sentiment. Despite spreading strikes, some buyers reasserted cash as labor settlements seemed near and markets formed a healthier technical base. The passage notes metals and commodities easing while equities drifted.
The Supreme Court considers taking up General Tomoyuki Yamashita’s case before final ruling on his death sentence for wartime atrocities. Three Army lawyers argued in Washington that a civil tribunal cannot review a military commission’s authority. The court will announce whether to proceed further after three hours of argument.
Mrs Donald Collins Cor Mr and Mrs C D Wilke occupy the Hamilton house with Mr and Mrs Stenston Sleep Gussie Murdock Milwaukee visits Frankrick family Pfc Ral Boss arrives at De Saas home Jerry Boss returns to Rockford from St Anthony tal Mr and Mrs Coecas Branden burg entertain sons and families Marvin Brandenburg and dater Susan and families Beloit Ral to move to Oak factory March 1 Pengra eight years with the Brodhead plant.
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