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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

4

Footwear and Steel Price Hikes Drafted By OPA Officials

Washington reports hint at further increases as leather costs push shoe prices higher while steel input costs boost nails window screens and small steel parts. OPA officials say overall consumer price impact will be modest though shoe makers press for relief due to leather shortages.

Washington OPA

Packer G A Hormel Dies in California

George A Hormel 85 the immigrant who rose from butcher to millionaire packer died in California. He founded the George A Hormel Packing Co Austin Minnesota in 1892 and retired as president in 19 returning as board chairman Private funeral services were planned for this afternoon at the Hormel home with burial in Austin.

Seeniger George Albert Hormel Packer George A. Hormel Packing Co Austin Minn California

Albany Social NotesHighlighting Local Families and Events

A roundup of Albany area residents attending to family duties and community happenings includes Mrs Lulu Silver hosting in Albany. the Speich and Monroe families at exercises. Dorothy Whitewater studying as cadet nurse. Marilyn Schel angit and Mrs Etta Stewart connected to Milton College. Febock teaching staff planning Platteville sessions. Smiley 4 H Club members and nurse Miss Fred Kuelling noted. a Poppy Day drive raised 101 dollars. multiple visits by Rockford, Beloit, Portage, and Madison residents. a mention of medieval Italian comedy del arte and related improvisation.

Jacob Speich Theodore Orfordville Ellen Erne Monroe Helen Raymond Whipple Goughter Dorothy Whitewater B. King Ac Ee Mercy Hospital Janesville Marilyn Schelangit Etta Stewart Milton College Juanita Febock Platteville Gerald Kjerness Febock All Thirty-one Betty Hoesly Fred Kuelling Margaret Oberholzer Prairie du Che Nelsor Kalkow KR. C Werner Jack Waldrep The American Legion and Auxiliary McDermott Elaine Stafford Rockford Harry Thurman B. A. Gothompson Portage Joyce Reasa Edward Reasa Green County Normal Manley Moore Footville Frances Thurman Ida Harstad John Olear Beloit Olson Willis Reime Ben Vic Gohl Evansville George Carol Selmnow Alma Sells c Charles L. Dixon Gon Terry Gertrude Middleton Fay Brewer Fred Schmid Brod Beac Ray Walmer Cambridge Louis Sergant Madison

Basel Becomes Gateway as Switzerland Reclaims Tourism

Basel Switzerland described as a golden gate drawing American tourists and soldiers after the war. Swiss hospitality, currency strength, and high living standards are highlighted, along with Basel’s art museum, Roman roots, and shift from ribbon to chemicals. A note on women's suffrage contrasts with civic pride and multilingual culture.

Basel Switzerland Mal Boyte Europe France Italy Sweden America Rhine Heinrich von Thun Leipzig

Hidden German Rearming Link Revealed in Krupp Files

Allied records disclose a 1920 48 million dollar loan to Krupp from a former Reich chancellor then finance minister. A 1940 exile letter from Joseph Wirth to Gustav Krupp underscores the covert alliance between industry leaders and politicians to revive German military power.

Suernverg Germany Krupp Weimar Republic Hitler Krupp’s France England Switzerland Gustav Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach Ruhr Joseph Wirth Essen

Argyle Visit List Notices and Returns

Mrs Masey Olson and family from Mifflin visit Argyle. Mr and Mrs Albert Crooks and family visit. Mr and Mrs Thomas Beal daughter Barbara from Chicago visit Beals. Russell Jacobs from Chicago visit Ed Flannery. Ernest McConnell of Cuba City called. Miss Ida Everson, patient, returns home. Wilfert Johnson and Archie Sisson from Darlington return after visiting. Delbert Kurth from Topeka and Florence Kurth visit Joe Kurth. Mrs Florence Schellenger daughter and Herman Huser family return to Rockford.

Albert Crooks Mifflin Thomas Beal Barbara Chicago Delbert Kurth Topeka Kas Florence Kurth Joe Kurth Florence —_ Schellenger Herman Huser Rockford

Woman Dies in Chicago Hotel Identified as Mrs Margaret Rollin

A Beloit woman aged 45 identified by papers in her purse as Mrs Margaret Rollin was found dead in bed at the Imperial hotel in Chicago last night by a man named Harry. Police report the death is under investigation.

Chicago Margaret Rollin Beloit Imperial Hotel Harry

Hotel night manager Chapman linked to purse papers

Margaret Connery’s name appears among purse papers. Desplaines Street police ask Beloit authorities to locate relatives in Beloit.

Chapman Margaret Connery Desplaines Street Beloit

Churchill praises Labour on world peace but criticizes consultative tone

Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, leading the Conservative opposition, told the Commons that the Labour government helped world peace by denouncing communism. He faulted Attlee for a one party foreign policy and lack of opposition consultation, while praise was given to Ernest Bevin as wise and courageous.

London Winston Churchill Commons Attlee Churchill Ernest Bevin

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