Monroe Evening Times Teond Class Waiter Notice
Notice records an entry at the Monroe Wisconsin post office, listing a person as a teond class waiter as part of a leased word report by the Associated Press.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1946
Page
2
Notice records an entry at the Monroe Wisconsin post office, listing a person as a teond class waiter as part of a leased word report by the Associated Press.
The piece argues that ending the OPA will test American tolerance and hints at rising prices ahead. It cites business leaders and typical buyers noting that price increases may occur due to OPA coverage gaps and political inertia. It warns of public consequences if Congress delays action and suggests people deserve scrutiny under new controls.
Jane meets Brenda Leighton for dinner and seeks Brenda’s help to unearth motives behind a murder case. Brenda reveals a past romance with a dangerous man and a cable to her ex-husband Dave, hinting at a hidden wrong and possible danger that connects to Margot and Polly’s deaths. The scene ends with unresolved tension as the investigation continues.
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the Bikini test tempered end of world fears and exposed overhyped prophecies. Don Whitehead notes the results fall short of destroying ships or vaporizing the ocean, suggesting weapons development is not decisive alone and warns against overestimating wartime doom.
Two men wearing overalls and carrying revolvers robbed the Bank of Albany, forced employees and customers to lie down, and escaped before vigilantes could respond. The incident is part of a retrospective column recalling events from July 1, 1996.
Sweet corn sells for 30 cents a dozen and peaches range 4.25 to 4.50 per bushel while eggs go 28 dozen and butter costs 40 to 47 cents per pound. The state department of markets holds a hearing in the courthouse to determine grades for foreign type cheese. Sixteen boy scouts and the scoutmaster Charles B Bolender take a week’s outing near Albany. Ed Trickel is seriously injured by a dive off a springboard at Clarence bridge.
A 60 year old woman Mrs Mattie Driver bought a motor scooter and invited 82 year old Mrs Ida L Frisby for a ride. The scooter veered out of control and crashed sending both women to the hospital with injuries including a possible shoulder fracture and a head wound. Mrs Frisby said she had no regrets about the ride.
Albert E. Claussen searched for a missing female pigeon then found the bird on an egg in his garage. To his surprise the male pigeon had replaced the female and sheltered a cheeping baby chick under his wing, showing an unusual nesting scene.
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