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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
2
United Press writer C Othmanis notes postwar hopes clash with reality. He mocks promised wonders from industry such as perfect cars and dry wallpaper, arguing government policy remains wartime oriented and production lags behind prewar standards as postwar plans stall.
The narrative recounts media scrutiny of a socialite's circle, with Polly blamed for the press frenzy and Margot's dinner invitation analyzed. Inspector Barry and Hunt tighten security, moving to secrecy while preserving key witnesses like Claire Jane. The cast includes Rosa, Charley Bywater, Jan Prepelski, and Neal, as the investigation shifts into a guarded phase. The narrator reports on pillow evidence, officer rosters, and looming departures for Kentucky and Boston. Brenda Knight resurfaces via wires as office calls flood in.
A 10 day survey by International assa in 23 states found one third of cars lack essential safety brakes tires lights horns windshield wipers and parts that can cause wrecks. The report condemns motorists yet notes many drivers delay repairs due to cost and labor shortages amid high unemployment and a broader national maladjustment.
A report by congressmen on their autumn trip to Russia is stalled by a House committee over language that could displease Marshal Stalin. The piece suggests releasing a fully factual account without a whitewash would curb domestic suspicions, noting Russia’s potential reception of such candor.
Puffed wheat puffed rice and corn flakes price news notes 2 cents per pound this week with rolled oats shredded wheat and bran flakes to follow soon. Toast and breakfast rolls are mentioned as part of the evolving breakfast fare while coffee remains a staple for some eaters.
DeWitt MacKenzie reports the powerful Jerusalem grand mufti Haj Amin el Husseini remains at large in the Middle East, fueling tensions over Jewish immigration in Palestine. Once appointed by Sir Herbert Samuel, the 50-year-old leader directed Arab opposition, with a history of anti Jewish riots and exile in Syria, Iran, and Italy as British forces pursued him.
The article traces the grand mufti’s exile from Italy to France and Syria as Allied forces pursue him amid Arab opposition to Jewish immigration. It notes Syrian movement during a regional council meeting and references the Anglo American inquiry’s call to admit 100000 European Jews to Palestine. It reports U.S. talks with Britain on using military forces to keep order in Palestine and Truman’s cabinet committee on policy. It ends with a Chicago bomb incident where police handle a bomb found on a officer’s lawn.
Items from June 12 1936 include Governor Landon and Col Knox leading the Republican ticket at the Cleveland convention, a 12 foot porch fall injuring Mrs Rose Regossi, Bonnie Smith to manage in Hialeah, Knight the Chicago policeman and former Green County resident dies, John Schafer 58 and son Arnold 20 drown in Skinner Creek, Charles Bolender of Orangeville escapes near death in a motorcycle crash, William Becker’s cottage at Clarence Bridge burned, and C S Young recovering from tarantula bite.
There are so many stars tonight I cannot count them all and yet it seems that every one is something to recall. Each one is like a memory of days we used to know when we enjoyed the seasons from the summer to the snow. Harder wear and longer wear calls for better care of shoes. The Tread Right Shoe Shop does excellent work and the cost of such work is low. With shortages of new shoes your best bet would be to repair them. Just allow us enough time to do a good job.
A breezy collage lists wedding themes and gift ideas for June brides. It promotes blankets and spreads from Leader Store and Etter's, highlighting Sun Spun chemille and rayon options, Frontier 100% wool blankets, and price ranges from five to sixteen dollars.
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