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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1946
Page
2
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The piece surveys critics arguing Britain relied on allies to fight World War II and questions Chinese resistance versus Japan. It cites Churchill, Chiang Kai-shek, and Stilwell, noting bias in official histories and reflections on future conflicts and wartime policies. It ends with a jab at ongoing U.S. loans and lessons unlearned.
The piece argues that government schemes create unfair competition and cost consumers, citing grain price controls and TVA like programs. It notes plans to raise silk stocking prices and warns subsidies and black market reuse shift costs to the public, undermining supply and demand.
In chapter thirty seven Jenny and Justice navigate a hospital financing meeting, travel to Northam with documents, and reflect on marriage prospects as Jenny grows closer to Justice while wartime shifts her world. The scene features Gram, Ede, Mary Hathaway, and a city planning effort amid a shipyard backdrop.
Mrs. George E. Dixon Brod head hospitalized for fractured hip after slipping getting into a car. Frank L. Roy Darlington hardware merchant dies. Miss Anne Schild wed to Roy F. Dickson. Albert H. Stoldt Oscar R Olson Ray L. Pavlak and R V Hurley contacted federal officials in Washington for the cheese industry.
Franco told the cortes that Spain faces no political problems to solve and blamed no other states for Spain’s issues. He said Spain has solved its problems with blood and effort, while the crowd showed support.
DeWitt MacKenzie argues France will gain more than relief from American financial aid. He notes postwar morale recovery, renewed confidence, and a shift toward the right as credits of about 1.2 billion dollars temper leftist trends and bolster the Allied position.
Police halted Tom Russell on a New York pier as he rushed to meet his British bride and their three month old son on the Queen Mary. He claimed to have forgotten his pocketbook and attempted a reunion through a porthole. travel delays forced a resort to the Red Cross as they chased trains. They later reunited at a home in Parsons after missed connections in Chicago and Kansas City. A second brief notes the stork and a race with an elevator as Robert W. Bower helps his wife reach a police event in Los Angeles.
A report notes Chery Jean Bower arrived between building floors and that she and her mother Evelyn are doing nicely after the incident.
Two hours after meters began in Livingston, Mayor Walter C. House faced police court for overtime parking and paid a $1 fine. This early citation marks the first enforcement in the city.
The Fox Valley Animal Welfare League announces a pet show on May 26 in Aurora. Any non pedigreed animal may be entered. Early entries list an albino mule two fox cubs ponies goats rabbits mice and a turtle along with dogs and cats. Prizes will include dogs with pedigrees.
New Glarus residents Appolonia Zweifel and Willis Zwickey visited Don Norland at his Monticello home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Edmond Meindhoff Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson and Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson. Myron Bartle of Argyle spent days visiting his brother Dr C H Bartle and other locals including Mrs Fred J Durst Mrs Wilbert Zweifel and Mrs John Z Duerst.
Residents and guests in Madison and Monroe are listed as callers and visitors including Alfred Beck and Mrs Vernon Tschudy. The conservation meeting in Monroe drew Dr H F Zingg Clarence Hoesly Robert Hoesly Ernest Stauffer and others.
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