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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1946
Page
2
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The piece notes about 29 000 traffic deaths last year up from 1944 and warns the toll may rise toward prewar levels. It cites safety efforts such as better tires, warnings, and rail improvements but says no clear solution exists. It urges caution, individual responsibility, and a New Year resolve to share the road.
The dairy division chief urges plants to hold annual patron plant meetings in the first quarter. Those plants that lead the quality effort now will gain a head start over rivals, while those delaying quality may struggle to keep up.
Short item traces a shirt exchange with a blunt remark about color. A burglary in Albuquerque sees a thief scale a fence and break in, stealing a bag and suspenders. In Knoxville a pair of ten year old traffic directors guide a crossing and a girl crosses safely as a car stops.
In a quiet interlude at night in a Malaya era setting, Mr. Treves ponders a famed case of a child murderer and the element of deliberate intent. The discussion probes whether a crime can be justified by motive, while Royde and Latimer seek exits and plan a late ride to the ferry.
DeWitt MacKenzie reports in Madrid on rumors of Don Juan and his wife possibly returning from Switzerland to visit aged parents in Portugal and the broader talk of restoring the monarchy. Public opinion divides, but bloodshed fears temper any forecast as foreign press circulation shapes headlines.
The text discusses Don Juan's visit to Portugal, questioning whether it is privately motivated or tied to his aim of the Spanish crown. It cites rumors of talks between Don Juan and Generalissimo Franco mediated by Foreign Minister Martin Artajo, signaling an imminent denouement with wide global implications.
Ten years ago Howard Hughes, a California daredevil, completed a unit ed in less than ten hours. Hans P. Larson died at Woodford. Habeas Corpus motion in Bruno Hauptmann defense. Earl Johnson elected Methodist Sunday school superintendent. Helen Voegels and Joyce Preston escaped a burning rooming house at Madison.
Long list of Monticello residents and relatives visiting, returning home, or traveling to New Glarus with names including Curtis Becker Babler Elmer Dahnke Duerst Escher Karlen Marty Miller and others. Mentions Farm Carl Stauffer, visits to Evansville Albany Madison Waukesha Milwaukee and a hospital discharge. A brief line notes a powerful rat poison capable of killing sores waters.
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