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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1946
Page
2
The article discusses union labor organization, internal splits, and management’s sidelines in a looming struggle. It notes the likelihood of failure if management versus unions continues, with optimism for an eventual solution amid fears of national ruin. It recalls past sports parallels with the Boston Braves and Gene Tunney.
Discussion warns that either management or CIO unions may prevail in a drawnout labor clash, risking long-term effects on American politics and consumer freedom. It notes public suffering, potential shifts in party power, and the peril to wartime unity and future shopping choices.
The Monroe and Green County effort to raise funds for polio relief continues as national campaigns loom. Local leaders credit swift action by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, including DDT spraying in schools and public spaces, for helping limit cases and assisting afflicted children.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago poll of 500 rural bankers in the Seventh District found Wisconsin led with 73 percent rating farming opportunities for veterans as good or excellent in the third quarter of 1945. Only one Wisconsin banker called prospects poor, and more than half described them as good.
In a tense September scene Mary and Thomas weigh Nevile’s scheme to win Audrey back. Nevile contemplates telling Kay the truth while Audrey frets over love and freedom as the Treves tragedy presses on.
DeWitt MacKenzie notes a shift in Madrid where women leave traditional roles, attend theaters, dine out, and join business and public life. He compares old courtship and parental control with modern dating, includes the rise of petitions for hand marriages, and cites Hollywood influence on fashion and makeup.
Browntown residents Mrs. C. L. Crago Mrs. N. B. Chapin and Mrs. Edwin Dallman of Argyle and Monroe travel to Madison to see their mother and grandmother Mrs. Emma Dale who is a patient at Methodist hospital. Miss Lenore Swiggum has been
Brodhead residents celebrate the birth of Loreen Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ronneberg and eight other family events. The TenEyck couple marked 50 years of marriage in Janesville with family hosting a reception and gifts. Local clubs, veterans, and school groups held meetings, honors were given, and several locals were listed in attendance or as guests.
Ten years ago January 19 1936 the senate passed a full cash bonus bill via baby bonds. Mrs Charles W Murphy died at Brehead John W Sickinger 69 died Richard Johnson 10 burned by hot water Lincoln grade schools closed two days for scarlet fever control.
Names of families and actions recorded include Juda F N Miller announcing infant Richard Theodore, Baptist study group led by Mrs Johnson, Carter and Ruef Implement Company annual program at Community Hall, and several residents visiting or traveling. Other notes cover club officers for Busy Workers, residents visiting Richland Center, and local purchases and visits to Madison and Watertown.
Captain Clive Caldwell, Australian air ace holder of the DSO DFC and two bars, and the Polish cross of valor, pleaded guilty to illegally selling whisky and gin to Americans at Morotai to save time. Sentence postponed.
Birthdays for January 21 to 25 listed by Evening Times Club show names and ages across multiple towns and routes including Monroe Clarno Calamine and Brown town. Notables include Eugene Bartelt Luchsinger Rhyner Koller Feller Stoll and Swiggum with ages from 1 to 12.
Names and birth dates listed for new members including JoAnn H Stine Monroe route 3, Thomas T Stine Monroe route 3, Kay Leone Wolfe 2139 17th avenue, Bernard V Hartwig Monroe route 5, Glenn Thomas Lewis Argyle route 3, Kathryn Dianne Scheppfer Monroe route 2..birthdates provided for each entry.
In a San Fernando case, Carl Krohn awarded five dollars per turkey after admitting two turkeys and a fence caused two of H. H. Isaac’s dogs to be killed. The ruling bases Turkey value at five dollars each and sides with Krohn in the neighborly dispute.
On Christmas Eve 1923 Mrs Celia Griffin testified before Superior Judge Edwin A Robson that her husband Gerald left home for last minute shopping and had not returned. The judge granted her a decree for desertion.
Swimmers at a St Paul YMCA pool received mild electric shocks after contacting a brass guard rail. Power company experts traced the cause to chlorine gas and goda ash overdosing forming an acidic mix that turned the tank into a wet battery.
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