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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1946
Page
2
The Monroe Daily Journal, established October 15, 185, absorbed 117 Published-except Sunday by Monroe Evening Times. V Rumery serves as president.
The piece weighs the First Wisconsin representative's stance on national and local debt. It questions funding Britain and warns of future wars, arguing Americans must consider personal costs and the logic of sending money abroad versus domestic concerns. It frames debt as a personal pocketbook issue.
The piece quotes Walter Reuther on Sidney Hillman, calling him a devoted exponent of democracy. It argues that Hillman and like figures are accused of supporting radical movements and aims to control nations such as Italy, Russia, and Germany, casting doubt on dictators.
The speaker denounces the European model in America where a few men wield power over millions. He criticizes legislators for leaning toward a managerial public, labels Sidney Hillman a racketeer, and asserts growing public awareness of CIO leaders' roles.
fragmentary column discusses OPA actions in politics and conflict with Senator Taft. It questions whether a revised bill would freeze rents as of June 30 and notes uncertainty about its passage amid debates over price structures and past ten years of policy.
Four Menasha youths camped near a hill summit. at the foot a teenager fired B B guns toward the tent while another picked up a .22 rifle and discharged it at the crest, creating a dangerous situation.
Cullen described a prosthetic service card system granting veterans immediate repair service up to 35 dollars at any artificial limb maker or repair shop in the United States. He said cards would bear photographs for identification.
In Elm Point the detective-novelist narrator realizes Hunt Beresford killed Brenda and hid his involvement behind a fake beard. Rushing to Miss Tarrant’s apartment the narrator finds Neal Tarrant alive, the danger unfolding as the mystery nears resolution.
Salt Lake City police instructor F Clark Sanford forecasts his driving class will produce seasoned drivers from a group of 64 students led by Melba and Rene.
Workmen plan a new bridge approach and will divert the Deschutes River to prevent erosion. The river channel is being moved to a safer bend, with construction underway on the bridge site.
Twin Falls weekly Forum announces discussion on whether there is an adult delinquency problem. Moderator A. Larron Colston says high school youths will lead the talk.
A Council Bluffs woman complains to county attorney Don Jackson about a neighbor who fishes abnormally by bicycle surveying her garden for fishing spots. The man uses a red reel and casts for vegetables rather than fish.
Leo Zientek the eviction bailiff faces loss of his own apartment after a landlord notice forced a move to make room for a family. The case centers on a long pattern of evictions tied to his role and the resulting housing pressures.
Rural life leaders gather in Albany for a luncheon in the school gym at noon. The WSCS women served the meal while groups from various organizations joined discussions on prominent rural life leaders led by Rev. Jack Waldrop who organized attendance after completing a rural socio leaders course at the University of Wisconsin.
Analyst DeWitt MacKenzie reports that UNRRA relief to China suffered from mismanagement and graft. He cites Chiang Kai-shek, communist interference, and “squeeze” practices that divert supplies to black markets. Hoover warns transport limits widen famine risk with millions at risk.
The Evening Times reports Milwaukee widow Anna Bennett death and Madison heat fatality of 49 year old Fred Ross, a Monroe native. It notes the passing of Mrs John R. Blaine and Mrs Fred S. Blum of Monticello. Tony Penna falls short to share top prize with Ky Lafoon in Monroe golf classic with 140 strokes.
On July 15, 1921, Monroe Theater reports further gains as Paul F. Meyer sells his property on West Summit Street to his brother Ernest Meyer who intends to open a lunch room and confectionery there.
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The five Diligenti quintuplets in Buenos Aires near three years old July 15 live a highly managed life with a private house garden staff and strict routine. Their father Franco Diligenti notes they receive one birthday cake each and have a single autographed photo from the Dionne quints. They are rarely seen by neighbors and keep to themselves despite international attention.
He says the quints were born but he has given up the idea of leaving. “My wife and I are content here at home,” he stated proudly.
The list records new members with names and associated locations and birth or service dates. Individuals include Sharon Ann Tschudy of Monroe route 5 with date January 22, Patricia Jeanne Blum of Monti cello route 2 on October 26, Harley Strand of 101 N Franklin Madison with July 13, Maureen Strand of Madison with September 4, Gary Allen Strand of Madison with December 14, and Mary Helen Rupnow of New Glarus with April 20. An entry for Orange- Harry Alfred Bowen ville notes July 18.
A food store advertisement in the Tulsa Tribune quotes a shopper saying shrimp prices are too high. It lists shrimp at 89 cents for a regular 20 cent size, contrasting with the prior price.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous members with ages and addresses, dated July across weekdays. Names include Glenda Mae Severson, Sandra Foulker, Rich ard Foulker, John Schuetz, Judith Zimmerman, Chris Alston, Kenneth Steinmann, oe Ann Daly, Harley Strand, Lawrence Baumgartner, Judith Larson, Janet Bisegger, Gary Quinn, Dwayne Rose, Lewis Juda, Harold Disch, Frederick Johnson, Marian Hefty, Verla Broge, Yvonne Broughton, Vincent Auman, Thomas Freed, Robert Schuetz, Billy Seyler, Robert Riese, Suzanne Kingston, Elsa Schindler, Patricia Sy, Bertha Schmid, William Blum, among others, with scattered locations such as Monroe route, Monticello, Albany, Brooklyn, Janesville, Madison, and dates July 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 18 19. The piece ends with a note about a wide wedding design once popular fifty years ago.
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