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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1947
Page
4
Bevin told the House of Commons that press power hampers diplomacy as secrecy vanishes in negotiations and headlines increasingly shape policy. He blamed the United States and the press for intruding on discussions in Moscow and Paris during a two day debate on British foreign policy.
Browntown and surrounding towns saw family reunions and Mother's Day visits as Cris Nybroten and Os car Nybroten hosted relatives from Adams Monroe and South Wayne. Guests included the Swiggums and Dohertys with children Diane Colleen Gary Dennis Carla, plus DeVoe and DeVoe family members. Several trips to Blue Mounds Three Lakes and Rockford occurred as kin traveled to spend the holiday with loved ones.
Monticello and nearby towns host a flurry of Sunday and weekend visits. Mrs. C D Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rhyner, with families, and numerous Madison Monroe New Glarus and Freeport travelers are listed as guests or visitors. Local bowling meeting attendees and regional trips to Monroe New Glarus Wis. highlight the social scene.
President De Nicola asked Francesco Saverio Nitti to form a new Italian government. Vittorio Emanuele Orlando expressed willingness to join, though he would not lead. The move targets a national unity cabinet to address Italy’s economic crisis after the collapse of the De Gasperi coalition.
Orangeville community notes list Mrs Glen E Bolender hosting and many visitors for Mother's Day. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Sherbondy Edward Caudle and family from Freeport and Dakota, Mr and Mrs Frank Bartos from Carbondale, Rev and Mrs J E Bosti with son’s family in Elkhart, plus attendees from Cedarville Wisconsin Rapids Rock City Peoria and Madison. Several local residents plan church attendance and trips to Rockford Madison and Freeport.
Local notices record memorial day plans at the high school gym with a speaker, plus a long list of Sunday and Mother's Day visits and guests across Freeport, Monroe Center, Orangeville, and surrounding towns. Names include Hartman, Cantrill, Schadewaldt, Hogg, Keuler, Hofer, Limacher, Barr, Goose, Bolender, Culbert, Goodhart, Hunt, Webner, Grubin, Gruver, and many others. The piece also notes church and community events and visiting relatives from several states.
Mrs. Donald L. Collins hosts in Brodhead. Newell Holcomb hosted by Spring Grove club. Barbara Garwig of Milton College visited family. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Green celebrated Mother's Day with the Rudolhs in Waukesha. Arlene Cowell of Milwaukee visited Mrs. Edward Brandt. Rosamond Blackbourne of Milwaukee stayed with London Blackbourne family. Marvin Sweim spent time in Milwaukee for funeral directors meeting. Foster Parker of Chicago visited his mother Lydia Parker for Mother's Day. Mary Lou Collins of Beloit College weekend with D. L. Collins family. D. C. Collins Sr. and wife visited son Rockwell in Janesville. Martha Williams of Chicago stayed with son Roland Williams. J G Armbrecht, Susan and J W Laube of Madison featured in a U. S. social roundup.
A parade of visitors and residents’ movements fills the section with names and places. Mr and Mrs Frederick Swanton of Madison spent Sunday with his parents in Brodhead while Mrs Edith Trousdale and Anna Hartman were among those noted visitors. Other visits include Beloit to Monticello, Grand Rapids to Brodhead, Milwaukee to Brodhead, and Madison, Chicago, Pecatonica, Juda, and Decatur linked by kinship or friendship.
The ministry of transport aims to complete a double-track line linking Warsaw to the Baltic coast by 1949. Rebuilding Poland’s longest bridge over the Vistula at Tczew and adding a second track on the Balbork Prabuty Warsaw route will start soon, along with a new Vistula bridge at Opalenie to enable through-tracking to Gydnia and Gdansk.
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