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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1947
Page
2
The notice states AP news dispatches and local news are reserved for republication by this newspaper under exclusive rights granted by the Board of Directors on April 8, 1947.
The piece argues the United Nations' creation and its early decisions, noting the Balkans watch proposal and the pivotal choice facing the United States and Britain. It warns that an affirmative U.N. action could end U.S. leadership in world affairs and invite Russian dominance, urging swift U.S. decision.
Anne contemplates the strain of her husband Philip's demanding medical career. A chaotic day at the hospital spills into domestic pressure as missed signals, patient frustrations, and Mary’s needs collide. Anne questions her role, mother’s advice, and whether outside interests will offer relief.
Years Ago July 28 1937 notices include Ann Stuppi dies from accident injuries at Cistre. A Maid Rite shop run by Mr and Mrs Mehrl. Dr M Newman Marian Zweifel visiting grandparents Joseph and Mrs Lehr suffers tractor foot injury. Pneumonia fatal to Eugene Rook seven weeks near Juda. Monroe power scare from miners strike Behring Ackerman families picnic at Lincoln Park Kiwanians study cooperative milk marketing plan.
The National Editorial Association reports veterans, including Green County, forgo about 2.506 billion dollars in entitlements by not applying. A typical unclaimed benefit is 30 million dollars in terminal leave pay. The final deadline for uncashed leave pay is Sept 1. the Veterans Service Office in the county basement urges Green veterans to file claims promptly.
A fragment notes the Regent diamond as part of the crown of Louis XV and its later prominence during Napoleon Bonaparte's era.
She seeks solace in the library near Philip and finds a Barret Wendell English composition among medical volumes. The scene recalls Philip’s praise and hints at her growing respect for language, contrasting with the current nonsense she faces as the chapter continues.
Five men led by Hollis Mueller completed a five day air tour visiting Pike Mountains Colorado Springs Manitou Springs Denver Omaha and Cheyenne Frontier Days in a Stinson five place aircraft. The trip included stops with Ellis McKnight H. C. Mentik Jr. and Stoltz parents and totaled under 14 hours airborne both ways.
Ernest Matzinger and his three sisters and two brothers describe Swiss rationing with enough meals via tickets and affordable dinners under a dollar. Hotel rates are cheaper than the United States due to many large hotels. Switzerland observes two meatless days weekly and no meat shops open those days. Matzinger flew from Madison to Chicago to New York aboard a Royal Dutch plane with 44 passengers and seven crew, stopping in Gander and Prestwick. windows were frosted in early morning.
It is believed that during 1947 the United States will consume as much synthetic rubber as the natural product, signaling a shift in material supply and industrial strategy for the postwar economy.
A report notes rich submarine coal fields discovered off Kyushu Island near Japan. Details on discovery, exact location, and potential impact on energy supply are limited in the readable text.
A British information service report describes a 5,000 square mile mechanized project in Tanganyika with extensions into Rhodesia and Kenya. It plans 107 farm steads, 60,000 workers, 100 miles of railway, and a goal of 250,000 tons of margarine annually by 1951, plus 33,000 tons cattle cake, to ease oil and fat shortages and boost meat and dairy supplies.
The Commerce Department reports that farm income will exceed last year's record, even if farm prices fall within wartime support limits. Food prices for households would drop only six to eight percent, while cash income remains around 20 billion dollars annually.
A short notice invites readers to place want ads to reach broad audiences. It emphasizes ease of use and fast results for selling items, boosting visibility and quick listings for buyers and sellers.
The Blum family gathered in Renwick Iowa over a weekend with church services and a picnic. Attendees included Truman Long of Rockford George Blum of Woodstock and multiple Blums from Monticello New Glarus Belleville and Renwick with extended relatives from the Iowa area.
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Use a cloth dipped in liquid or paste wax to erase unsightly marks on linoleum and other flooring.
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