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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1946
Page
2
The speaker calls for a Straight Answers reform to curb campaign expenditures for all candidates. He opposes segregation and urges a low cost medical and hospital program while prohibiting sitting judges from running for non judicial offices. He argues constitutional limits, monopolistic interests, and state and federal remedies. He urges voters to choose him.
The piece notes Senator Wheeler’s retirement move and the mixed reaction among Montana Democrats. It contrasts isolationist and interventionist viewpoints while citing President Truman’s support and party leaders as they argue for foreign policy alignment with Britain and broader world markets ahead of elections.
In Shanghai Captain Hugh North investigates a death believed to be self inflicted at the Mandarin House. A note to Luther Adams hints at a broader plot to smuggle a steel lightering formula abroad. North teams with local police and a house detective to untangle impersonations, motives, and a missing fiancé.
In this clue heavy excerpt a gold watch and a cigarette case sit on a bedroom bureau. A cheque book reveals a good balance to Luther Adams’ account in Bal timore hinting at a banking trace.
Ten years ago on July 24 1936 Mr and Mrs Leon O Schmidt returned from Alaska trip Graper noted good saddle horse footwork at the Kiwanis picnic A $500000 seed loan program funded for Wisconsin farmers hit by drought A fire destroyed a barn silo milk house grain and machinery on J P Kubly farm believed triggered by threshing operations
25 Years Ago July 24 1921 Monroe shoppers prefer weekly band concerts on the square over Lincoln park. Rhoda Royal circus to show in Monroe Aug 2. Auto exclusion rules at race tracks suspended as a special favor to Monroe baseball fans. Dr E A Sechmaker veterinarian travels to Washington State to join Carnation Milk Company.
Independence officials clash over train whistle at crossings as Councilman I Reuben Lynch pleads for relief for constituents. Mayor Roger Sermon, in Truman town, argues stopping the whistle risks safety at dangerous crossings two weeks before the Missouri primary election.
Spokane reports indicate J. W. Queen worried by claims that boys shoot through his building windows and that gasoline and dynamite are stored inside. Inventive fishermen in Grand Forks address high rod costs by combining auto parts to create a working rod at about one fifth the price.
Sunday visitors and callers include Henry Nelson and family at St Clare hospital in Monti cello district. J A Freitag home openings feature Mrs Emma Stauffacher and Mrs Elisa Roethlisberger. Social rounds include Earl Kissling Rosa Widmer homes Hartford. Wilt family visiting from San Diego. Pauli Larsen Kubly families visiting Monroe and Freeport.
Mme Sun Yat Sen, widow of Sun, says China heads for disaster and charges Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang with provoking U S Russian clashes. She urges coalition with Communists, withdrawal of American troops, and end of Kuomintang tutelage, while Moscow radio cites U S influence in China.
The second annual reunion of the Decatur school will be held Sunday July 28 at the school grounds. Former pupils, teachers and friends are served at noon. Fred Michaelis is president, Grace Reasa vice president, Lydia Kramer secretary and treasurer. The Decatur stone school house is one of the oldest in the area.
The passage notes that communities near Clarence built schools around the same era as the stone school in Clarence and predates Brodhead’s founding. It mentions teachers from Harvard and Yale, eastern buyers of land, Daniel Webster owning property in Decatur, and a stagecoach route passing through Decatur.
The piece promotes clearance prices at The Leader Store with discounts from 16.95 to 14.95 on chenille bedspreads and notes new arrivals. It also advertises Baker Book Store printers, Scranton Craftspun curtains, Ett er's lace, Lee's undergarments, Dixie frock jackets, and Wagner's health bath. The item references old timers mass rehearsal and prays for no rain next Tuesday.
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