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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
2
The piece argues America should control what Russians read, warning full Soviet news would reveal harsh realities. It notes the UN may accept imperial theories misrepresented as democracy and calls for realistic diplomacy rather than self deception.
The piece argues that government involvement in newscasts risks eroding objectivity. It notes wartime collaborations by press agencies and questions the motives of agencies under political pressure. In peace time, a government broadcast should be clearly identified as such, not a neutral news disseminator.
Mary Aldin learns Dr Lazenby and hotel staff confirm Mr Treves died after a heart collapse on return to the Balmoral Court. Lift access questioned as a possible factor though hotel staff say it was in order. Thomas Royde notes a recent sign but others deny any lift fault.
Jean Sellery and Karl Trukenbrod wed in New York and plan a Bermuda honeymoon. Anxiety surrounds King George V due to bronchial illness with heart symptoms.
Five years ago on January 18 1921 about 40 percent of lower grade pupils were absent due to mild illness and arm soreness from smallpox vaccination. Miss Marietti and Anna Stauflacher, both residents of this city, died in Beloit. Adolph Schultz also died, and Mrs. Charles G Treat widow of Maj General Treat died in the Philippines. A fire near South Wayne severely burned a person named Denure though explosion was not involved.
The agriculture department reported Jan 1 sheep and lambs on feed for slaughter at 6 724 000 head, down 134 000 from a year earlier. Cattle on feed also dropped 4 percent. Kansas shows the largest decline due to poorer pasture, with state totals for Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota listed.
The article compares Spanish living costs to other nations, noting olive oil use dominates cooking and high prices slash meat and sugar access. It highlights family strategies like child labor and small jobs to feed households, describes a frugal chickpea and potato dish, and contrasts city hunger with rural resilience and plentiful fruit and fish.
The Children’s Bureau of the Department of Labor was established in 1912 to address child welfare, oversee research, and support reforms aimed at protecting the health and rights of children nationwide. The agency later evolved to influence policy and public awareness on child development.
Monticello and Madison area residents are noted in a brief of visits and events. Mrs. C. D. Curtix and Cor Anton Hefty were callers in Madison while Ed C. Hefty entered surgery. The piece lists numerous visiting relatives from New Glarus to Monroe and Monticello, including the Hefty and Blum families, with social calls, home visits, and a night school mention. It also records women’s club officers being installed and notes Cecil F. Wirth returning home after military service ending in 1944.
Classified buyers discover a high volume of chores and tasks offered in Want Ads with promises of extensive work for modest compensation, prompting readers to weigh value against effort.
He searched for lodging but could not secure a room, leaving him with nowhere to stay for two nights.
President and Mrs. A C Willard of the University of Miners announce a housing plan to relieve a shortage by placing two veterans in a double room at the Wi home for the next semester. Willard quips about needing more rooms.
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