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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
2
The paper credits Associated Press dispatches used for local news and reserves republication of special items. Readers are informed that exclusivity and general publication rights apply, with a notice of annual and monthly rates and restrictions on reuse.
An editorial warns of a new class of postwar labor pressure from Ohio farmers and miners in West Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania seeking to renegotiate farm and food rules. It questions federal policy and predicts potential farmer organization and political fallout, noting miners’ hunger-driven leverage and possible impact on OPA controls.
University biologist Arthur D. Hasler publishes a practical guide on minnows for bait, covering pond depth to prevent winter kill, water conditions, pond construction, and life histories of fathead and bluntnose minnows. It notes spring water use, algae care, feeding, harvesting, and future state findings to aid growers and Izaak Walton leagues.
Jane and Hunt attend a tense return to Neal’s Lincolnfield party where jealousy flares among Deane Tonio and others. Rosa whispers about Brenda’s finances and a missing diamond, while Neal flirts and Hunt sleeps through the ride before drama returns at the reception.
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes Soviet aims in postwar Europe, weighing whether Moscow seeks a unified Germany under influence, a federated or buffer state model, and how such options could spark a power tug of war with the Allies. A Fortune poll questions whether Russia aims merely to defend or seeks takeover.
The source reports survey figures showing 80 percent in some unspecified category, 88 percent in a defensive theory, and 162 percent noncommittal. It notes 63.7 percent in June 1945 believed in a 25 to 30 year peace, while 49.6 percent now think a major war might be avoided for that length.
June 28 1936 items note Walter C Deininger marrying Miss DeLana Blackwell in Jackson Tennessee Juanita Geil wed Roy al Luddicoat Mrs Dorothy Krueger 93 dies at home with niece Mrs John Weckerly Monroe high school band parades on Swiss day Madison Wisconsin A June 28 1921 recap marks Mrs C A Goddard 71 death and Mercury passing 100 degrees Rote reunion 65 attendees at Krape Park Glen Babler injured from corn plow Arlene Geiger earns Kappa Kappa Gamma scholarship at Wisconsin University
Mrs F N Miller reports ninety Royal Neighbors attended the sixth annual school of instruction. Daily daybreak concert in the first ward drew crowds. Floyd Kolander was in Chicago Thursday. Many out of town relatives attended Miss M Isabella Norder and Irvin Matzke wedding and reception Wednesday evening. Mrs Clarence Zuhlke and Jo An visited Beloit friends. Esther Larson and John were business callers in Monroe. Mr and Mrs John D Elmer visiting daughter in Washington returned home by plane with Mr and Mrs Donald Miller. Mr and Mrs William Guerski of Brodhead met them in Chicago. Mrs Ralph Bridge attended a Beloit Hilton dinner for Beloit Daily News correspondents. Mrs Arthur Matzke and Paul from western Nebraska attended Irvin and Mardelle Norder wedding. Mrs Leslie Parker of Eagle Grove Iowa visiting relatives. Parker is sister of Mrs Glen Boyer and Mrs Henry Norder. Beverley Jane Fritz of Beloit returned home after several days with Clarence Zuhtke. Try Times Want Ads.
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