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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
5
The ministers discussed federalization proposals and called for named special deputies to study the issue and report back at the next meeting expected in autumn. No immediate action was taken.
State motor vehicle officials warned the Madison-4X owners that the deadline to obtain 1946 47 licenses is midnight July 15.
Harold M. Bode, a Kenosha attorney, was listed among World War II non-battle deaths in the June War Department roster. He had returned home in April after three years as a technical sergeant in the Pacific and said he cannot explain the report, noting he is dead but not collecting any insurance.
For the 25th year the University of Wisconsin runs a town country leadership school for rural churchmen. Sessions began Monday and run until July 19 with classes in family relations land tenure community relations agricultural policies drama education and philosophy for guests from 19 states. A field day is slated for Saturday at Albany and July 16 is observed as rural pastors day.
Chancellor Leopold Figl thanked President Truman and General Mark W. Clark for a note offering the United States to renounce all claims to German assets in Austria. Figl said Truman has shown friendship for Austria repeatedly and called this gesture the most obvious sign.
Mrs. Donald L. Collins and Mrs. Will Newman hosted Jakie Matzke’s 18th birthday with guests including Jake and Mike Newman and many friends. The evening featured games and refreshments and Jakie received an identification bracelet. Others note visitors, travels, and local gatherings around Brodhead, with several residents on trips or visiting relatives in Milwaukee and Niagara Falls.
A heavy guard oversees the steamship Norwegian as it docks with 30,000 cases of aged scotch and large shipments of gin and rum. Most scotch goes to Canadian firms while Chicago takes 5,000, San Francisco 1,500, and Los Angeles 1,760 cases.
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