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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1945
Page
2
Rates for postal delivery, single copies, and subscription terms are listed for Monroe Wisconsin and adjacent states. The notice outlines price schedules by week, month, and year, with mail delivery options and a statement of Associated Press rights.
The piece critiques Allied censorship and Allied papers in Germany, citing Cologne residents living in cellars and barred Allied periodicals. It condemns censorship while arguing for U.S. resolve in the war effort and funding through the Seventh War Loan to force peace terms.
Helen and Philip visit Zoe Wentworth at a Southern manor. Zoe mocks old traditions while Paul plans a plane hangar and an airborne ride as the trio dines, plays bridge, and tours the barn. The social frictions hint at rivalries and a CAPS role.
Federal loan funds totaling three million dollars are allocated to Wisconsin for farm wiring and plumbing projects. The program lifts War Production Board restrictions and allows loans up to twenty five thousand dollars per project without priority or farm animal unit requirements.
General Eisenhower denounces mistreatment of captured Nazi leaders and orders drastic measures to end such acts. The Allied press calls for punishment of Nazi officials and German military leaders, insisting there is no friendly enemy, and aims to destroy German militarism and Prussianism. The piece notes demand for Doenitz and other generals to be removed. It also reports Oak Grove Church sending Guernsey heifers to a liberated European country when shipping permits.
A historical note records that presidents have deployed U S forces overseas without congressional authorization at least 76 times, highlighting long standing executive power in foreign action and the absence of formal legislative approval in many instances.
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