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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1947
Page
2
The document records a board order granting exclusive use of a leased newspaper and Associated Press news dispatches to local publications. It is dated June 30, 197 and outlines ownership and rights transfer.
The editorial warns Truman faces a binary choice on the omnibus labor bill. If he signs, the bill becomes law and public mood may shift in 1948. if he vetoes, labor may rally support or trigger a crippling strike by July 1, risking national costs and political fate for Truman and Democrats.
Seancesee oy opposes Bie miller bill in Wisconsin legislature describing it as socialized medicine. Robert Stauffer aged five is hospitalized by dog bites. World peace is the theme of a military banquet sponsored by Kiwanis and Lions clubs chamber of commerce and American Legion. Orville Welzel named director of summer recreation. High school graduating class of 1922 numbers 64, largest in history. Thirty seven fat hogs owned by Henry Mohns die at Judo stockyards from heat and lack of water. Catholic Daughters of America organized Monroe Badger club to foster city baseball team Ole P Solbran elected manager.
Italian Premier De Gasperi resigns handing his resignation to Provisional President Enrico De Nicola. Socialists and Christian Democrats blame each other for the collapse of the coalition over Italy's debt crisis. The three party coalition faced internal dissension as Romita accuses De Gasperi of fomenting a political crisis.
Lydia waits at the station in cold anticipation as Chris, returned from service, steps off the train. The couple reconnects with tenderness, while he asks her to protect him by isolating from others for a time to regain his footing after the war.
A collage of short AP items includes a husky singing hopeful told by Jack Coombs he would waste his time, a Camp Hill pigeon mixed with Uncle Sam mail baffling postal officials, a New York dentist robbed of $150 and gold, plus Claude Debussy works pressed back by heirs after John Sebastian’s harmonica release.
The excerpt hints at a couple's private moment with phrases about love and unity. It ends with a promise to go home, followed by a note that the scene continues.
County 4-H safety speaking contest set for May 21 at 7 30 PM in the circuit courtroom Speakers broadcast from county agricultural agent office to audience in court room Judges include Harry J Bella han Miss Marie Neuenschwander Delbert Soddy and Howard Teasdale Event emphasizes farm safety and vocal technique notes the voice uses both mouth and vocal cords
The Federal Trade Commission held a Coty Inc hearing on cosmetic demonstrations in department stores. Eight models and two demonstrators toured the room to illustrate makeup choices while arguments over fairness to small retailers unfolded.
Fragmentary text references a study update and a commercial aluminum sale. Mentions a blonde figure and a confident winner guess, with a line about aluminum selling for about 100 dollars per pound.
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