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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
2
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The piece argues that subsidies and price controls cannot defeat natural economic forces. It cites a potato surplus alongside grain scarcity, noting U S policy shifts to feed world markets and support distillers using potato-derived neutral spirits, suggesting government gains amid complex agricultural pricing.
The piece discusses how American press coverage of court outcomes fuels debate over whether media criticism remains fair and objective. It notes editors differ in tone, warns against abuse of courts, and reflects on press roles versus partisan lines in reporting and commentary.
Jane and Inspector Barry press on with Neal room clues as Brenda Leighton's past furniture ties into the case. Dita reports happiness while Tonio returns to New York and Hunt aids the inquiry before supper.
The narrator recounts a half past five start with Mullins driving and Aime beside him. Hunt remains vague during a promised long talk about recent developments while Deane and Margot’s behavior, poisoned caviar, and Brenda’s identity loom in the background. Registration at Wisconsin nears 10,000 students.
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the Russian use of the veto in the UN Security Council risks hamstringing the peace organization. He notes initial Western support for the veto and warns against its elimination, urging restraint and attention to U.S. atomic-edge protections.
June 27 1936 updates include Leila G Coldren marrying William P Dodge in Mexico City Evanston notes and Frances Burkhard marrying Kenneth Longsdorf in Lititz Pa Leilah Schulthess wed to Guy Wellenkotter in Janesville plus a 25 Years Ago page mentioning Moose lodge lease and reform debates and a fatal night accident near New Glarus
John W. Brown fails to meet eligibility for Prohibitionist county central committee after June 4 primary voters write his name on the ballot. Rex Lord notes ineligibility due to non registration. The scene reflects intra party voting tensions and ballot quirks.
Selden Bacon, 84, former University of Wisconsin law school faculty member, died yesterday in Pleasantville, New York. He taught at Wisconsin for two years in the 1890s and belonged to a New York law firm. He married Sally Fairchild in 1894. she died in 1900. His second wife is Josephine Daskam, of New York.
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