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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
2
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The piece notes mixed public reaction to General Patton after his return from Europe. It acknowledges his blunt style but highlights pride in those who served under him and valued his willingness to speak truth.
A rough snippet describes hay and soil treatment for better growth. It mentions fertilization and soil conditioning but the text is garbled with missing words and unclear claims about resulting yields or practices.
Writers note Britain faced military security limits on jets and turbines and relied on questionable wartime trade practices. They suggest overseas commerce remained under ten percent of Britain’s total business and that such moves helped America by sustaining Britain’s ability to repay wartime loans.
Miss Frances M Treat sailed from New York for Iceland Norway Sweden Denmark and Russia. Hatt ie Fritzges dies in Wayne township. Miss Rose Lazarus Polo becomes bride of John O'Donnell. Bernard Poff scalded at Carl Marty plant. The 25 Years Ago segment notes Chicago yard blaze and Wilson influence at a Democratic convention. Henry Hurlburt, father of K C Hurlbut, dies in California. Three Milwaukee youths fined for poker at a local establishment.
In a village discussion, Poirot weighs Elinor Carlisle on a fatal night. Nurse Hopkins, Nurse O'Brien, and Dr. Lord offer clues about Mary Gerrard's death and possible motives. The exchange hints at hidden desire, secrets, and the missing morphine tube in a tense inquiry.
MacKenzie's News Views discusses Premier T. V. Soong leading a Chinese mission to Moscow from Chungking. It notes potential for a mutual aid pact with Russia against Japan and possible Chinese Communist party concessions, with Moscow influence rising in Asia and a shift in regional power dynamics.
In Fairbanks Laddfield Wacs must evacuate as air raid casualties and personal effects are abandoned after a fire destroys their barracks. They receive clothing from men’s stocks amid the emergency and chaos. The scene recalls wartime shifts and civilian support.
W A Rahn owner of a Bend property sells part of his village holdings. The item notes the transaction and identifies Rahn by initials and nickname Bachelor Billy.
The town of Millican Oregon sold to new owners Mr and Mrs George Perry of Bend doubling the population when they move in. Rahn resigns as postmaster after offering the town for sale and plans a trip to see Portland sights.
Capt. James R. Gardner of the army air corps batted 1,000 by guessing his homecoming date from Europe. He arrived at 7 p.m. on June 26, the day he promised to celebrate their second wedding anniversary, after ten months overseas on his second trip.
Gen Joseph T McNarney announced 89 408 soldiers in the Mediterranean eligible for discharge with all to bewarded by September He noted a possible retention of one division in Italy perhaps the 10th Mountain Division due to occupation duties in the Trieste area.
The document details receipts and expenditures for the year ending June 30 1945 including cash balances. It lists receipts from City of Monroe taxes state aid federal and agricultural funds and other sources and outlines general control instruction operations and maintenance expenses.
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