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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1945
Page
2
The item lists postal delivery options at Monroe Wisconsin with rates for city delivery, general delivery, and subscriptions. It notes advertising and subscription terms and mentions the Associated Press rights. The text reflects era pricing and service options for mail and periodicals.
Paul Takeoff with Helen and planning aerial photography to map defenses. Helen weighs joining the CAP and balancing Aunt Minerva work as Paul confesses doubt about Zoe and his past attraction. He admits temptation but vows friendship with Helen while planning future flights and schedules.
In a wartime column MacKenzies argues for removing German high command as war criminals and fretting over a potentially unreformed populace. It urges Allied reeducation, liquidation of Nazi and Prussian leaders, and a free press to expose Germans to outside news despite security concerns. The piece notes German regimentation and distrust of occupiers, urging careful yet open information flow to avert rebellion.
The piece notes which Americans back war bonds most and highlights armed forces members as the strongest buyers. It cites a soldier who yesterday purchased a $6,000 war bond at a local bank.
Two top rivals push for advantage in a tense contest with quick reactions and strategic moves. A defining moment comes when a fender needs repair after a brush with another machine, testing both teams' resilience and timing.
Progress marks a feat crossing the Milwaukee railroad bridge over the Missouri River northeast of Kansas City. The achievement signals forward strides in western railroading unseen since the streamlined train era.
Regional OPA offices in Milwaukee report large scale trafficking in meat ration coupons both counterfeit and stolen. They say the practice is a serious element in the meat black market, aggravating shortages for citizens already struggling with disappearing stamps and worn books.
Pfc Walter B Sterling Jr telegraphed ASF Lee jokingly asking for an extension after his furlough. The exchange highlights military life and the light tone of correspondence during service.
Three Detroit men Harry Fleisher Sam Fleisher and Mike Selik were bound over on 25 000 bond to face circuit court in Calhoun county on charges of conspiring to murder the late Sen Warren G Hooper of Albion. Prosecutors gave the first big hurdle in the Hooper murder case a strong start as the men await trial following Monday's hearing before Justice W H Binnings. Food burns on enamel pans may be removed with a solution of soda and water.
Mrs J E Armstrong Davis and Capt and Mrs K L Haman visit at Gertrude Newman home. Captain Haman serves as an aviation medical examiner at the RAF regional hospital in Amarillo Texas and has been on a 19 day leave.
Community members travel for religious conferences and family visits. Rev. Peter Retzlaff returns from Appleton Wisconsin while Irene Hanson plans a North Dakota summer. Mary Lou Davis visits Beloit. Mrs. Arthur Briggs and family visit Davenport. Mrs. Harvey Albert visits Seymour. Keener family travels to Oakland awaiting ship repairs. multiple social visits occur in Juda and surrounding towns including the weddings of Charlene Binger and Emmett Armstrong in Davis Illinois.
Loot at Juda warehouse robs Roderick lumber stock worth 100 dollars. Dr and Mrs John L Fleck Brod head host open house for golden wedding anniversary. Governor LaFollette Roosevelt approve 105 million dollar jobs program seeking legislative sanction. Green county listed for 126 050 Brodhead fire department fights blaze on Charles Smiley farm near Albany. 25 years ago 1920 Henry H Hefty Fred Hefty sail for France. Monroe Pirates lose 7 0 to Darlington. Miss Marie Christoph Miss Elsie Ott nurses at hospital confined by smallpox. Mr and Mrs George Barnum injured when car overturns.
Oshkosh forest county Arnold Flanigan aged 17 died at Mercy hospital from injuries after a Sunday night collision between the car he rode in and a farm truck trailer. The accident occurred near the county road junction in Neward. Authorities listed the farm truck operator as the other party in the crash.
The queen is said to have worn the first pair of silk stockings ever knit, marking a historic moment in fashion. This novelty item highlights a royal embrace of new textile techniques and luxury fabric in the period.
A dubious remedy touts lemon juice as a fast cure for rheumatic pain. The ad promises pleasant effects with a dosage of Jula twice daily and a money back guarantee, suggesting the product Ro-Ex Compound is sold by druggists.
A long shoppers guide lists graduation gifts and stylish apparel for graduates. It highlights sweaters from Dixie Frock Shop, leather memo books, diaries, globes, frames, and stationery from Baker's Book Store and Lanz Hardware. It also notes swimming suits at Leader Store, gift suggestions for brides or bridge winners, and home items from Etter's.
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