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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
2
A terse Monroe Wisconsin bulletin from the Associated Press notes a dispatch credited to AP with publication rights reserved. The fragment emphasizes exclusive AP attribution and mentions regional coverage without detailing events or outcomes.
An editorial critiques treasury appeals to save for a rainy day while noting the United States government has failed to balance the budget for 16 years. It accuses the administration of inflationary policies and argues that unless spending is cut to match income, the nation faces ruin. It mentions defense, intern, public works, general government, and aid to allies as costly outlays.
In a tense drive through city streets Inspector Barry recounts how the assassin, posing as Paul Woodfords, orchestrated gifts and room bookings to mislead investigators. The murderer used disguises and forged handwriting to misdirect, with Berwick clearing suspects and a chilling note linking Woodfords to a new killing.
The Conn brothers display a showy exhibition aimed at proving Mike Jacobs can fetch money and curing any who pay $100 to glimpse stars and photographers. The Yankees, after the Louis era and war ending, face a surprise blow against the Red Sox or Detroit as Louis remains at the distant back of the keystone sack.
DeWitt MacKenzie notes Pravda's outburst over U S atomic control plans and the muted hope that safeguards will precede disclosure. He cites Bernard Baruch and observers who question whether a unified peace formula could emerge from a Manhattan project aligned to preventing war.
James M. Ragen, 65, racing news publisher and head of Continental Press, was seriously wounded when assailants fired at his car near South State Street and 30th Street. His bodyguards exchanged fire. Pelletier's shotgun jammed and Walsh fired back. Ragen, conscious at hospital, vowed to resist extortion as police hunt Capone era remnants. This followed an earlier attempted shooting on April 29.
An effort by hoodlums to seize control of a local racing event was thwarted. Investigators say the incident involved intimidation and disruption aimed at officials and participants, but authorities remained firmly in control and the public event proceeded.
June 25 1936 notes report William Chadwick Donald Trumpy and William Rosenthal traveling west in a topless roadster seeking gold Miss Viol Blumer wed Ralph Schadt and Frank Connery slated for last rites in Chicago Frank Asmus 74 dies at Juda John Wells from a kick injury in Woodford plus a 1921 item about a businessmen baseball team opening season with a 9 to 0 win over Ardee boosters Green
County organizes temporary Farm Bureau officers with Ira Pierce as president Louis H Kohli as vice president J Ray Gibbons as secretary and Robert Smiley as treasurer. Miss Mary J Kempter dies suddenly at W F Trukenbrod home. Arthur Hoffmeister, 39, dies. Percy Lichtenwainer suffers ten shoulder when thrown from pony. The eye is a brain process dependent on nervous system function. Try Times Want Ads.
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