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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1945

Page

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Jones acquiesces and resigns as Commerce Secretary

President Roosevelt accepts Jesse Jones’s resignation from the Commerce post to be replaced by Henry A. Wallace. The move sparks early cross‑aisle debate in Congress as supporters urge retaining Jones and opponents label the swap a political payoff. Senator Murray praises Wallace as able while Truman foresees Wallace’s aim to boost efficiency in the department.

Associated Press Washington Velt Jesse Jones Commerce Henry A. Wallace Congress Connally Dtex Bailey D-Nc Jones Wallace Roosevelt O’daniel D-Tex Sidney Hillman Jones-Roosevelt Gress South America Asia Murray D-Mont Truman Henry Wallace CIO Political Action Committee Commerce Department

Morning blackout sparks firemen rush to clubroom

A muffled sky rocket sound preceded a lights outage. Chief Jerome H. Schwaiger and Deskman Herbert J. Bolliger hurried to the firemen's clubroom in the rear as darkness settled over the scene.

Jerome H. Schwaiger Herbert J. Bolliger

Yank Armor Rolls Halfway to Manila

Mr and Mrs Frank Boeck of 807 21st street received a government telegram on Saturday stating their son Pvt Bert F Boeck has been seriously wounded in action on December 19 in Belgium A letter dated the same day says he is getting along fine using crutches and in a hospital under good care He mentions having to change a bandage on his foot and includes a Christmas menu from the station hospital

Frank Boeck 21St Street Pvt Bert F. Boeck Belgium Boeck

Sixth Army Near Clark Field After Luzon Advances

U S Sixth Army drives through Tarlac to within 22 miles of Clark Field on Luzon as allies press toward Manila. American armored columns seized more airfields and captured islands in the Philippines. Third Fleet strikes Formosa while Superforts photograph Osaka plants.

Douglas MacArthur Luzon Island Philippines Sixth Army Clark Field Associated Press Tarlac Manila U. S. Sixth Army Burma Rangoon Singapore Third Fleet Formosa Tokyo Honolulu U. S China Coast Wake Island Kuriles Bonins Osaka Japan Kawasaki Tarlac Tarlac Fred Mpson Luzon

Nazis Falling Back To Siegfried Line and Ardennes Salient

Allied air forces destroyed about 3000 German vehicles in a daylong strike on the Ardennes withdrawal toward the Siegfried Line. German forces retreated toward the Rhine while Allied armies pressed on the western front near Wiltz, Dusseldorf, and the Roer river as snow slowed operations.

Siegfried Line Salient Paris Ardennes Salient Rhine Associated Press U. S. Third Army Luxembourg Road Wiltz St. Vith U. S. First Army St. With Eisenhower Belgium Luxembourg Dusseldorf Roer River Germany Strasbourg

Monroe Tax Receipts Surge Ahead of 1944

Monroe city tax totals show $100,725 collected in three weeks ending Saturday, far above the $91,876 for the same period in 1944. City Treasurer Charles B. Bolender reported 1,244 receipts issued with $74,822 still to be collected as of Saturday afternoon.

Monroe Charles B. Bolender Bolender

Blanchardville Dad Told Son Is Missing

Pfc Harold Knudson of Perry township is missing in action in Belgium since Jan 1. A war department telegram informed Harold Knudson's father Albert of the loss. Knudson enlisted in Aug 1942, trained at Fort Bragg and Fort Meade, last visited home in September 1944 before overseas service. His mother is deceased.

Blanchardville Times Special Service Harold Knudson Perry Township Belgium Albert Knudson War Department Knudson Fort Bragg N. C Fort Meade

Anti-Closed Shop Amendment Clears House Committee

The House Military Committee added an anti closed shop clause to manpower legislation and refused to designate agriculture as critical. The 14 to 10 vote in a closed session barred draft board workers from being forced into unions. Debate centered on potential violations of existing closed shop contracts.

Washington House Military Committee Andrews Stewart D-Okla Selective Service Tydings

Five Great Armies Drive Across 800 Mile Front

Russian troops push west and south in a broad offensive from the Baltic toward Germany. Stalin reports Cherniakhovsky's Third White Russian army capturing Insterburg and Allenstein while Rokossovsky advances toward Deutsch Eylau. Zhukov threatens from the Warsaw-Berlin axis as German defenses, including Breslau, brace for a prolonged clash.

East Prussia Poland Germany Warsaw Krakow Carpathian Mountains London Ivan Cherniakhovsky Insterburg Stalin Junkers Konigsberg Moscow Cherniakhovsky Kurisches Haff Berlin Reich Marshall Stalin Baltic Budapest Silesia Breslau Adolf Hitler Tannenberg East Prussian Konstantin Rokossovsky Deutsch Eylau-Allenstein Deutsch Eylau

Red Advance Triggers Panic In Berlin As Russian Drive Surges

Berlin broadcasts reveal anxiety as Soviet forces push through Silesia and threaten the capital. Reports say refugees flood Danzig Poznan Warthegan corridors while the volkssturm is mobilized and women are called to rapid military training. The front line’s rapid shift fuels confusion and fear across eastern Germany.

Associated Press London Reich Silesia Berlin Poznan Poland Stockholm Aftonbladet East Prussia Germany Danzig Warthegan Volkssturm

Nazi Do or Die Stand On Banks of the Oder River

City police chief J H Schwaiger submits a 1944 year report showing 135 arrests with about half linked to intoxicants. Key counts include 38 drunkenness, 9 disorderly conduct, 11 minors in taverns, 11 minors driving, 1 dangerous weapon, and 4 firecrackers violations. The note cites broader Nazi eastern front concerns and a potential spring action east of the Oder.

Oder River J. H. Schwaiger London Eastern Reich Poland Silesia East Prussia Oder Hitler Moscow Red Army

Holcombs' Grandson Missing in Action in Germany

Sgt. Donald Head 21 grandson of Mr and Mrs Reuben Holcomb Monroe is missing in action in Germany since December 21 government information relayed by his parents Mr and Mrs D H Head Dubuque Head a Dubuque high school graduate and former University of Dubuque student has served since March 1943 and went overseas last fall with the 106th Infantry Division after being in England Belgium and Germanyခ

Donald Head Reuben Holcomb Monroe Germany D. H. Head Dubuque Head Trella Holcomb Set. Head Dubuque High School University of Dubuque 106Th Infantry England Belgium

Road distances to fronts listed for Berlin campaign

The notice presents three distances from key reference points to major fronts: 195 miles to the Eastern front west of Sampoino, 310 miles to the Western front in the Linnich Juli sch Duren region, and 544 miles to the Italian front from the Reno river.

The Associated Press Sampoino Linnich-Julich-Duren Reno River

Babler Promoted to Captain in Eighth Air Force

Leon H. Babler a former Monticello man and navigator on a Flying Fortress in England has been promoted to captain. He has completed his tour and is expected to return to the United States on leave. His mother Mrs Florence Babler resides in Madison.

Leon H. Babler Monticello England Babler Eighth Air Force States Florence Babler Madison

University to Open Job Placement Bureau

The University of Illinois will open a personnel placement bureau with offices in Chicago and on the Urbana campus. Officials say the bureau will seek employment for returning war veteran graduates or students and later for undergraduates or graduates in postwar fields.

Urbana University of Illinois Chicago University

Winslow Paratrooper Wounded in Belgium Action

Mrs. Elsie Mani of Winslow received a War Department telegram stating her son Pvt. Wallace Mani, a paratrooper, was slightly wounded in action on December 29 in Belgium. A hospital letter with more details was to follow.

Winslow Elsie Mani War Department Pvt Wallace Mani Belgium Mani

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