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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1946
Page
2
The fragment notes Meares Daily Journal linked to Montes Wisconsin with references to publication by MOAROE EVENING TIMES OO and Associated Press reports. Mentions Kavery A Odell as president and postal classifications, with pricing lines for subscriptions and lease details.
A speaker argues there is no single fix for U S Soviet relations and criticizes postwar policy as muddled and token driven. He suggests Americans voice unease with Washington bureaus handling foreign policy and calls for a broader, more independent approach.
The narrator learns Brenda’s past life in Paris and her wealthy marriage to David Leighton, connecting to the unknown murderer. Inspector Barry urges urgent action, while the narrator plans to report Brenda’s revelations and confront the case during a late dinner meeting at Mariano's.
Representative Lawrence Smith challenges OPA claims and echoes Chester Bowles on rising living costs. A Republican study notes May 1946 food prices higher than May 1919, calculating a 15 percent rise after subsidies. Smith accuses Bowles of hype over government control.
A narrator walks west on Tenth Street with Charley Bywater beside Sixth Avenue. The scene is interrupted by a public gala and an embarrassed uniformed figure, suggesting a music hall mood. The passage ends with To Be Continued.
A Denver restaurant encounter shows a price change from 30 cents to 35 cents then to 40 cents for hamburgers. A waitress explains the boss ordered a mid shift price update and the customers caught the adjustment in progress.
Police found the uninjured 2 year old Ronnie Hall behind the wheel of a car in Wichita Kansas after it rolled a short distance. Ronnie apparently started the car from keys left inside the house and drove about 50 feet, grazing a tree and hitting another. Patrolman Ben Calvert estimated the damage at $300.
Tokyo police investigate a box of American canned goods distributed by the Japanese government after Heijiro Hirayama says it felt like a bomb when a fuse-like device protruded. An interpreter confirms the apparent heating attachment for green pea soup.
DeWitt MacKenzie argues that a French Russian Yugoslav plan would place most of Trieste under UN Yugoslav Italian four power control and limit war risk. He says Russia seeks peace, Tito cannot force a coup, and Moscow denies military moves, keeping the Trieste flareup localized and unlikely to spread.
Five brief 1936 notices record Edwin Limacher badly burned at Trickel farm while weed destruction. Knute H. Skogen dies in Brodhead. Cornelius Murphy dies unexpectedly. Arthur Stuessy breaks an arm painting in New Glarus. Robert Leahy and Neva Gestland wed in Madison. Olga Schneider and Oswald Buesser wed in New Glarus.
A 1971 report notes Jack Dempsey retaining the heavyweight championship by knockout of Georges Carpentier in the fourth round before a record crowd. Osro and Milo Grinnell listen on a home made wireless set as John J. Burkhard is one of the spectators.
A list shows 28 Wisconsin delegates attend the American Legion national convention in Kansas City. The piece notes a metaphor about a bird’s heart beating too fast for human ears.
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