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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
2
Editorial notes a wartime shift toward higher milk consumption in Wisconsin and calls milk a key source of calcium and nutrients in the American diet. It recalls World War I troops loving ice cream and how shortages in that era sparked renewed demand for dairy products.
An unspecified judge condemns labor activism, alleging piracy by a corporation to break the union. The remarks challenge the theory of judicial impartiality and criticize judges who express political views in public, arguing such statements undermine American justice.
Fiscal experts warn that unchecked installment buying could ruin the nation by inducing overconsumption and debt. They describe it as a mortgage on the future, noting it works best for durable goods like a car but warns of hidden costs and speculative phrases that entice buyers beyond their means.
A bottle of whiskey was located in a firearm owner’s automobile after an incident. Police report details are limited but indicate possession and possible handling of alcohol near the vehicle. Further investigation is expected to determine context and any resulting actions.
Detective Jones identifies prints matching Mr Nevile Strange on the niblick handle, withBattle and Leach examining the household and suspecting a quarrel between Mr Strange and Lady Tressiling. Hurstall recalls the blue suit last night as evidence accumulates toward a staged alibi.
In an informal interview at El Pardo, Francisco Franco states Spain seeks relations with the United States and condemns Nazi and Fascist persecutions. He denies German and Italian influence, asserts Spain will move toward people’s rule but gradually, and notes religious freedom and multiple parties while warning against foreign control.
Olaf Nodbye of Renville and William C Hard of Minneapolis serve as deans of the Minnesota tenl 414,000,000 words in 46 years. Colorado ships about 9 million of wool eastward annually.
An itemized recap notes mediate payment of soldier bonus and house overrides act. Marshall L. is named Green County Republican chairman. Prizes await brides-to-be whose proposals win. A secretary’s note recalls the President’s birthday 25 Years Ago January 24, 1971. Mrs Margaret Rufer’s Washington township home quarantined for smallpox. Frank Selmer, a Texas oilman, is taken into custody for blue sky law violations tied to oil stock sales in Monroe and New Glarus. Dr W H Cardine wed at Rockford to Dorothy Becker of Durand. John Burkhard’s home is quarantined for smallpox, second time.
In Marlboro three mice disrupted a nylon hosiery line as workers queued. In Salt Lake City an aircraft equipment company offered to equip Antelope Island’s proposed airport after a Commerce Department survey mentioned the project.
Report notes a confrontation involving buffaloes and several individuals near the Creaking River. Details on participants and outcome are sparse in the readable text.
Dorothy Snow files a lawsuit in Omaha against Fred Snow over cold facts of a domestic dispute. Attorney Frank L. Frost represents Dorothy, with the case seeking relief in the Nebraska court.
Mrs F N Miller hosted by cor Mr and Mrs Clarence Zuhike in Orangeville. Ervin Matzke and sons visited Brodhead relatives. Roy Fries hosted gatherings for his wife Mrs Fries daughter Darrell Alexander and grandson Johnny Marean with guests Victor Marean and families. E T Lahr and grandson Pvt Donald Lahr visited Marvin Hartwig in Freeport. Set and Mrs Fredrick Weaver from Chicago left after visiting Miss Inez Weaver.
Co hosts for a February meeting include Mrs Ralph Bridges Mrs Wilmer Coates Mrs Zoe Grenzow and Mrs Net tie Andereck. Bandmeet scheduled Sunday at o'clock. Rev Peter Retzlaff, pending return from California, will fill pulpit Sunday morning. Glen Wunechel and William Goekcs returned Tuesday night.
Aviation enthusiasts in Chickasha Oklahoma organized a program where three commercial operators offer an hour of dual flying instruction to high school youths in exchange for clearing weeds and grass from the municipal airport. This plan aims to maintain the field and spark local flying interest.
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