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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1946
Page
2
A brief historical record notes the Monroe Evening Times founded October 15 1896 in Monroe Wisconsin later absorbed by 1977 and published daily except Sundays under Emery A Odell as president. It lists leased wire AP dispatches and reserves exclusive publication rights for certain special reports and credited material.
The editorial argues there is no debate about Tom Pendergast's influence on Harry S. Truman's rise and career. It cites vote manipulation in Kansas City and Jackson County, suggests Truman owed allegiance to the Pendergast machine, and warns of political consequences in upcoming elections. The piece defends its stance as fact-based while acknowledging readerly dispute.
The article notes Sak brine is processed with electricity to yield caustic soda and liquid chlorine, detailing the chemical production method and expected outputs.
In Shanghai Captain Hugh North pursues Major Luther Adams, a deserter who helped develop a lightening steel formula sought for sale abroad. Marya Gallian asks North to locate her missing fiancé Philip King, offering a large retainer and hinting at a dangerous, concealed motive.
Mrs Henry Pauli and family visit friends in New Glarus with others from Monticello and Madison areas reporting a roadside park picnic Thursday. Residents attend Arlington park horse races and family visits as several travelers depart for the east coast and relatives.
Revolutionary leaders seized the Bolivian government in a four day uprising ending with the assassination of President Gualberto Villarroel. Street fighting killed or wounded about 2000 people as Villarroel’s regime collapsed and his body was paraded and hanged in La Paz. Air force members joined an abortive coup earlier, with several deaths and many aviators fleeing the country. The revolt began July 13 after a student’s death sparked protests and a crackdown on demonstrations. Villarroel resigned, attempted to flee, but student barricades and loyal forces failed to save his government.
The J Uda Jolly Junior 4 H club meets Monday evening at the school house. Record books will be examined and plans made for the fair. Shirley Ann Matzke, daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Matzke, has received her B E degree from Whitewater State Teachers College.
A recap of brief items from 10 and 25 years ago. Accidents claim a child in Adams township when a windmill wheel strikes him. a Winslow resident breaks an ankle. a Blanchardville boy suffers a leg injury after a horse kick. Obituaries note Mrs. Schultz and Miss Waelti. Court cases and a village hall plan appear, plus Otto von Guericke’s 1663 electricity invention.
Farewell party for Merlyn L. Hasley and son Michael hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gage. Hasleys depart for San Diego as Merlyn enlists in the air corps. Visitors include Marion Monroe and many Monroe area residents. Several relatives travel for Mrs. Tilda Homb’s funeral.
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