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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
2
The Anguciated Press dispatches appear in this paper, credited or not, detailing local news and republication rights. Readers see fights for exclusive use and reserved rights to publish special reports.
The state health office outlines steps for parents as polio threats persist with past epidemics and summer surges. Milwaukee hosts a conference on using lessons learned, urging vigilant but calm actions and isolation until diagnosis, with 33 iron lungs available for treatment. A public meeting in Monroe in early July will explain actions if polio or a threat arises.
Jane and Hunt pursue clues on Brenda Knight and Margot’s murder case as Polly Woodfords and Deane Kennard tie into the mystery. Neal Valente reveals plans about Neal and Margot while Tonio Valente hints at a new engagement. Hunt urges action as the page ends with To Be Continued.
A writer contends appointees over the past 15 years were mainly hacks, not the best judges. The piece blames pay and security for aloofness and laziness, arguing loyalty and political reward drive high court appointments and noting judges often lack substantial prior judicial experience. The public expresses disgust at the court’s current state and limited prospects for change.
Early in 1944 nine historians began a task to predict Nazi Germany's fate with remarkable accuracy. They based their reasoning on known plans and invasion prospects, noting British and American planning debates and Churchill's anger at delays. In other news, Rhinelander Wisconsin resident Raymond Frank Dziewiatkowski seeks a name change to Harry Frank Dziewiantkowski.
Fred C Elmer 66 dies in Monticello Miss Lois B Gordon wed to Robert J Meythaler in Chicago farm accidents injure Gerald Flanagan Argyle and Ernest Hartwig Clarno Ursula Schiesser 84 James B Pratt 83 die near Monticello Harlem riots follow Joe Louis loss Max Schmeling Germany 25 Years Ago June 20 1921 Henry Burrington home fire Dill John L Lewis AFL candidate Six Willoughby children with chicken pox Jefferson township editor George Raymer dies in California Joseph Aebly Clarno obituary
De Gaulle resurfaces after six months, warning of dictatorship and urging balanced powers. He may seek the presidency after a provisional government governs until a new constitution is approved. The left coalition, lacking a majority, faces a volatile interim period and a potential clash with conservative forces.
The only place in the United States where a house could sit with each corner in a different state is the common meeting point of Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico.
Annual Hanson reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jackson Wiota with a cafeteria dinner. Numerous visitors from Madison Rice Lake Monroe and Milwaukee attended events and gatherings. Bernard Blomquist discharged from navy at Great Lakes. LeRoy Erickson celebrated a birthday with gifts and cakes while recovering from a hip injury.
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