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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1945

Page

2

Monroe Evening Times Founded October 38 1898

Historical notice details the Monroe Evening Times founding date, absorption of the Monroe Daily Journal in 1923, and current publication by V. Emery A. Odell. It lists subscription rates for in city and Wisconsin regions, and confirms Associated Press rights and publication terms.

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Time for Big Push to Meet Seventh War Loan Quota

Citizens in Monroe and Green county urged to press for bond purchases to reach the Seventh War Loan quota before the June 30 deadline. The editorial notes the small remaining gap, the broader wartime context, and the need to support service members by buying E bonds and writing to those in uniform. City Chairman H C Roth hopes for a final push to signal home front victory.

Monroe Green County Army Navy Air Corps Japan Nippon Orient H.C. Roth

OPA Warns Poultry Farmers On Meat Slaughtering Rules

The Office of Price Administration warns that black market poultry may rise amid meat and egg shortages. Farmers face treble damages if buyers allege overcharge, while valid poultry prices must be the official flat rates. Retail sales limit five head per buyer, three turkeys, and producers should consult OPA before selling or buying meat and poultry.

Office of Price Administration OPA

Berlin Churches Face Postwar Revival Test

The essay argues Berlin’s religious comeback hinges on rebuilding churches and homes. It notes rapid restoration of Protestant Catholic and Jewish worship, urging Allies to redirect funds from industry toward rebuilding worship spaces and schools to boost turnout and faith in Germany.

Berlin Germany

Murder trial shadows Elinor Carlisle in Cyprus

In the Christie mystery, the prosecutor sums the case against Elinor Carlisle for Mary Gerrard's murder as Elinor recalls the tangled events. A forged letter, untold wealth, aunt Laura Welman's estate, and Roddy Welman loom as motives and loyalties collide in a tense courtroom flashback.

Elinor Carlisle Lovely Mary Gerrard Roddy Welman Laura Welman Elinor Hunterbury Welman Mrs. Welman Roddy Rodych Peter Lord Mrs. Wélman Mary Hopkins Laura

Interesting Items From The Evening Times 10 Years Ago

A compact recap notes deaths and events from June 12 1925 to 1920 including Dean Charles R Bardeen of Wisconsin medical school death and Adams township native Thomas Kelly in Chicago rites to be held here. Governor signs bicycle light and reflector bill. Mr and Mrs Herman W Kohn celebrate 40th anniversary. Bertha Matzke reelected WWC UU president at convention in South Wayne. Emma Berndt dies in Milwaukee, Emma Bloom and William Stoll wed, Henry Ludlow and Emma Van Wagenen host 136 guests at Ruf Garden. Major General Leonard Wood tops GOP national convention nominees. City School Supt L R Creutz speaks at rural graduates commencement in Lincoln gym.

Charles R. Bardeen Wisconsin Medical School Thomas Kelly Adams Township Chicago Herman W. Kohn Bertha Matzke Ww. C. T. UU South Wayne Emma Berndt Milwaukee Emma Bloom William Stoll Henry Ludlow Emma van Wagenen Ruf Garden Leonard Wood

MacKenzies News Views on Occupation of Germany

The piece argues postwar occupation by the United States in Germany will shape a peaceful outcome. It notes zones split among Allied powers, northern areas showing stronger Nazi remnants, and southern regions offering potential reform if Germany accepts peace over aggression.

Germany America Italy Europe Silesia Britain France Adolf Hitler Nazis Junkers

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