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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1945
Page
2
Rates listed for Sopomaas by Cambie including monthly and yearly options. Mentha 33.7 percent shown, with six and three month plans and mail delivery details for Wisconsin and adjoining states. All subscriptions must be paid in advance.
The piece discusses the Big Three meeting in Berlin and the plan to report via official communiques. It notes censorship likely persists, with reporters facing restrictions on accessing facts from the Berlin area despite political rather than military motives.
The Rockford sheriff weighing over 300 pounds faced a sharp reprimand from the OPA after he protested not being able to buy a lightweight summer suit. The piece mocks his weight and questions his access to food and health.
The piece weighs Churchill's reelection rhetoric and its global implications. It discusses the Soviet leader Stalin, de Gaulle, China factions, and Britain's future, arguing Americans should rely on strength and seek favorable terms in postwar accords. It frames campaign theatrics as a warning about how Europe might evolve after wartime alliances end.
In a lengthy cross examination Nurse Hopkins faces sharp questions about morphia, liability, and a will. Elinor and Elinor’s circle confront accusations of carelessness and possible murder as the trial inches forward with testimonies from Sir Edwin Bulmer and Sir Samuel Attenbury.
MacKenzie's News Views argues the Berlin meeting of Truman Stalin and Churchill could decide the future of postwar relations among the three, with tensions over Poland, Greece, Yugoslavia, Romania, Hungary and the fate of Germany. It notes Moscow's growing influence and debates over Turkey's Dardanelles passage and Tangier status as key issues.
Birthdays listed for Evening Times Club members spanning July 3 to July 14. Names include Nancy Kemp, Elmer Lemon, Dorothy Hefty, Judith Stoll, Clair Demmer, Henry Prien, DeWayne Flannery, Karen Palmer, Gayle Sadily and others with ages and routes or addresses.
Union services at 9 50 a m with Sunday school at 10 50 a m The sermon titled The Guide to Noble Living by minister Peter Retzlaff is announced Sunday at 11 a m plus Sunday school at 10 a m for Juda Evangelical Church Save with a Want Ada
All children up to 12 years are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail it to the Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. Name Postoffice Date of birth
A hometown roundup notes Monroe calm amid Fourth of July disruption as European war ends. Veterans return, many heading to the Pacific or staying stateside with high points. Local sports league forms at Recreation Park, facing Beloit and others. Willis Etter heads to Canary Islands as vice consul. fire siren upgrade planned. William Tell show planned in New Glarus. Pat Schoonover’s son on Okinawa sent him a medal with unreadable inscription. Souvenirs flow in, including German guns and insignia. sun finally breaks rain-soaked days. THE TIMES STAFF.
Patricia Ann Krebs of Monroe Route 1 is three years old yesterday. Michael Alan Krebs born April 14, 1945. Kenneth Frederick Krebs will be seven on October 26. Kathleen Cheryl Rufenacht of 2918 12th Avenue will be three on August 11. Gerald Gene Rufenacht of 2218 12th Avenue will be nine on December 13.
Community notices describe Juda Evangelical Union churches holding a Fourth of July picnic at Recreation Park in Monroe, plus meetings of church groups led by Mrs. Retzlaff, Mrs. Hintzman, and Mrs. Bridge. The 4 H club and high school events are listed, with residents visiting relatives and a fatal honeymoon incident in Spooner attributed to coronary thrombosis.
Cpl Harold B Ellis of Brooklyn Wis a radio operator with the 132nd infantry earned hero status for turning the tide at Hill 26 Cebu Philippines He exposed himself to enemy fire directing artillery fire that drove back a Japanese assault and secured the hill for American forces
Representative Voorhis along with La Follette introduce a national food allotment plan in the House and Senate. The bill would allow families to buy food coupons equal to 40 percent of income to cover a scientifically determined food amount. If coupon value is less than retail food cost, the government would pay the difference to merchants.
A compact column notes Johnny Revolta under par after 27 holes in a Swiss golf tourney in Milwaukee. Stewart W. Hurlbut leaves Los Angeles for the second leg of a round the world trip. Islena Arnot of Argyle and R J Gaulke of Nekauosa wed June 5. Mrs. Burcalow dies aged 68.
A.P. reports quirky items from Albuquerque, Twin Falls, Fairbanks. R L Van Nostrand admits magazine pay for ideas on mushroom culture he never grew one. Mayor Denton shares box with a serviceman only to find a laundry truck driver. War's impact noted by P C Strandberg in Alaska.
France announces Gen Charles de Gaulle has accepted an invitation to visit President Truman in August. Washington officials offered no comment on the invitation or accompanying reception, leaving the plan shrouded in official silence. Iran's oil is cited as its chief natural resource.
A Monticello social page recalls a Wednesday picnic at Mrs Anna Elmer home with Inez Steinmann winning high honors and two corsages. Visitors include the Otts, Stauffachers and other area families. Also noted are furloughs, church services, Madison visits and a funeral.
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