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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1946
Page
2
An Associated Press editorial notes voter apathy in Washington and Wisconsin, warns many may skip the early date, and urges eligible residents to register and vote in the primary. Fears of low turnout loom, with weather and work schedules cited as factors affecting participation.
A humorous take on hay fever as an excuse for vacations. The column jokes about pollen counted trips to the high Rockies Saskatchewan Labrador and Pike's Peak San Francisco Yellowstone and Puget Sound as pollen free options. It notes pollen ruins travel but some enjoy neutral stance toward the season and sports.
In this clipped page an array of brief notices appears. Kenneth Ross aged 7 sustains injuries from a pitchfork incident while Taymaking accident is mentioned. Adolph Yous, former cheesemaker, dies at his daughter’s home in Madison. A 25 year old item notes Dietrich Wyss death at 78. A Masons outing is described at Bluff View park. Miss Alida O Connor and Florence O Connor attend a Catholic Total Abstinence convention in Boston. Lillian Brand, aged 10, is listed among readable items.
Detective Captain North wrestles with a murder on the thirteenth floor of the Mandarin House. Johann Metzger lies dead, Kurt remains at large, and Marya Gallian hides a troubled past as North pressures her for answers.
The central committee of trade unions in Warsaw announces a move toward higher pay. Officials say negotiations with employers aim to improve wages and living standards for workers across sectors. Details on scope and timetable remain undisclosed.
The government moves to raise the pay of state employees including workers and pensioners, while expanding militia and secret police funding and railway support as part of a broad wage and security policy.
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