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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1946
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows local post notices and leasing ads for newspaper advertising. It lists prices for subscriptions and advertising space, with stray references to services, delivery, and editorial notices.
The essay argues John L. Lewis aims for a national showdown in the coal strike, with miners nearly united behind him. It discusses potential union laws, autonomy, and how leadership shifts could reshape labor and industry, noting historic swings between worker gains and corporate power.
In Seahaven Mary and Steve drift through a tense night of suspicion and desire. Mary pushes toward a motive around Justice and Jenny while Steve hides anger and grudging care. A car trouble delays them and a tragic note hints at a larger fallout in a small town.
A Salt Lake City traffic stop ends with the driver handing over the steering wheel and police suggesting a mechanic. In Muskogee a warrant is issued for See Below while the defendant remains at large. In Vancouver a judge fines an attorney ten dollars for contempt, the attorney silent. In Chicago janitors tasked with removing wartime blackout paper face a stubborn job and extra windows to wash.
Clarence Wittenwyler takes over the Monticello Messenger succeeding S Farle Richards. Also noted are local deaths and incidents: Mrs Jane King dies of pneumonia in Monroe County, 399 city pupils tested for tuberculosis with 57 positive, Dorothy Stauffacher stars in Carroll College play School for Scandal, Adrian Ruhm burns in gasoline fire, Mrs Abraham Laubaugh dies, Mrs W A Schuetze and Miss Alma Ruegger attend nephew Harold Swim's death, Lt Robert Wegg ends five years of army service, and a Rockford officer case involving a prisoner being spirited away.
A fragment notes the Black Forest in Germany gets its name from the abundance of fir and pine trees and invites readers to place a want ad to sell items.
Washington faced an early showdown on a 3 week dairy clash. Stabilization Director Bowles and OPA Chief Porter battle Secretary Anderson over a program to boost butter output, with proposed higher dairy subsidies and limits on butterfat use. Anderson urges price rise to lift butter maker profits.
A long list of New Glarus and nearby residents visit Madison Monroe Cuba City and other localities. Names include Mrs Henry Nelson Mrs Henry Pauli Miss Jeanne Gibbons Mr George Gibbons and many Zweifel Duerst Glaeden and Wittner family members plus numerous spouses and children.
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