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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1946
Page
2
A historical note outlines the Monroe Evening Times founded October 15, 1508, and its absorption by Monroe Daily Journal in 1923. It lists Emery A. Odell as president and describes subscription rates, delivery, and Associated Press rights for news dispatches.
President faces a tough path amid the strike crisis and looming fiscal strains. The text argues for hard measures including tax hikes, wage restraints, and a shift toward either free enterprise or state socialism, calling for labor concessions and accountability while warning of sustained heavy taxation.
The piece argues Uncle Sam cannot fund groups without costs to others and favors facing these facts now, as President Truman suggests, to ease burden in the public interest rather than delaying for a decade or two.
The proposed 3 percent billion dollar loan to Great Britain faces renewed scrutiny as lawmakers weigh risks of aiding London without profits. UNO delegates in London discuss Moscow fears, amplifying pressure for prompt financial aid despite skeptical public opinion.
The passage laments the pervasive reach of taxation and rising prices, describing death and taxes as an inescapable, looming burden on ordinary civilians amid ongoing hardship. It emphasizes how austerity and economic strain press on daily life and persist despite efforts to cope.
Veterans face expanded training through trade schools and on the job programs as the GI Bill is hailed as a major national investment. Call for better facilities and wider participation to ensure effective administration and awareness among veterans and business leaders.
Des Moines builder R. H. Kenworth says 240 14 by 24 foot wooden bins from the U S department of agriculture, stored in 13 Iowa towns, will be sold to central Iowa veterans. The plan includes conversion costs estimated at 2800 dollars excluding land, with the price stated as is.
Inspectors survey Gull's Point rooms seeking clues after a wealthy Nevile Strange faces suspicions of crime. They examine servants, a maid, and the Strange family, noting inside access, suspect prints, sena pod evidence, and expensive wardrobes as they search for a motive or outsider involvement.
Associated Press Analyst DeWitt MacKenzie discusses Spain's political evolution since the civil war ending in 1939. He notes the role of the referendum law for direct consultation, and praises Spain’s constitutional bodies and public institutions while critiquing exile efforts to mislead abroad.
A disrupted AP item describes a man hit by falling debris from a station dome. He was hospitalized overnight and now recuperates as police investigate the incident and the missing butter claim.
Albany reports include a note on Great Britain's national ice canopy rising to a rate of one person per hour. A fire destroyed the farm home of Howard Drye in Cadiz. Mrs Annette J. is named in district 2 for the GOP.
A wedding is scheduled for January 31 in Madison. The forthcoming ceremony will join the couple in a formal matrimonial event with family and close friends expected to attend.
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Madison Wisconsin faces a historic elementary teacher shortage next fall due to veterans returning from service and the lack of qualified substitutes. Officials note many veterans cannot take teaching roles, while others may be excluded by policy or credential rules.
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