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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
2
The Wisconsin Chamber report argues that about 88 percent of the state is not in a high school district and many one room schools cost as much as 400 dollars per pupil. It urges a state planning commission on education and immediate salary adjustments to attract qualified teachers.
The Chevrolet division invited Monroe truck owners to join a nationwide search for the oldest truck still in active service in the United States. The winner would receive a new violet truck and select its options. In the early 1700s, a British law allowed sailors time to drink at sea to protect against scurvy.
Lydia meets Kirby on Park Avenue for a luncheon that hints at upheaval as Raphael’s political future heats, Theo’s adapting, and Kirby vows to stay, work, and care for Alan while watching her mother and the shifting family ties.
A dialogue scene focuses on Izabeth Jarrett and Kit ty, exploring war’s toll on mothers and children, the burden of sacrifice, and a future built for kids who will never know their fathers. Wade interrupts with casual charm as the trio discusses rights, duty, and a broader social conscience.
A compilation of brief items dated May 22 1937 and May 22 1922 notes Monroe artisans work week expands to 48 hours. Frank Stephen son dies at Albany. Dr Nathan E Bearheads first hostt staff. Albert Schenkel visits Monroe home after 20 years. Sheriff Syvrud conducts warrants raid Crandon. Second steamship crash off French coast. Rev N E McLaughlin delivers baccalaureate. Marriage Charles Steiner Rose Selien in Chicago. Bernard Marsh dies in Milwaukee road train wreck Palmyra. Banns Anton Motz Agatha Schutt announced.
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