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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1945
Page
2
Advertisement page fragment showing publishing details, pricing and subscription rates for Monroe Wisconsin and surrounding areas. It lists offices, presidents, and subscription terms, with rates for various regions and durations.
The piece defends keeping confidences in reporting wartime events. It cites AP’s handling of German surrender and Japanese balloon attacks to argue against leaks. It contrasts Kennedy and Roy Howard on breaking confidence and asserts suppression may be justified if publication aids the enemy.
A fragment notes desire to bypass rationing by delivering sweets and coffee via intravenous means. The text suggests frustration with scarcity and seeks urgent, unconventional access to luxuries.
Miss Rosabel Friedli daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin C Friedili and Robert H Babler son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Babler will reign as queen and king at the Green County Normal School sub prom in Lincoln gymnasium this evening. Virginia Fenn Walter Brunkow Betty Lewis Richard Hughes and Joyce Reasa Albert Philipps heard their orations on Tuesday as faculty cheerleaders.
Philip and Helen navigate love and duty while war looms over their fragile future. He vows to protect his family and farmland as they face difficult choices about trust and sacrifice, balancing passion with responsibility. The scene shifts to home life with Aunt Dulcy and Dick as the couple prepares for supper.
In a rural yard Phillip welcomes Helen and a boy, talks of beet fields and sugar from beets, and vents frustration at Wentworth. Aunt Dulcy frets over cooking for guests as Helen seeks a quick wash and a glimpse of future together, ending with a hopeful kiss.
Mrs. Alvin C Rabehi is elected president of the Parent Teacher association Rev T S Beavin first vice president Mrs Hollis Elmer second vice president Miss Walborg Fletty secretary T R Holyoke treasurer Darling ton region Swiss cheese producers name price committee to cooperate with Green county producers on Swiss parleys Vernon E Krentz former Monroeie succeeds L R Creutz as superintendent of Janesville schools 25 Years Ago May 23 1920 First of series of Gilson Gardner stories of famous conventions appears in Today's Times Janesville St Paul Rails defeat Monroe Pirates 1 0 President Deschanel of France has narrow escape from death in fall from moving railway train Rev McLaughlin told county normal graduating class that Too many seek education with view to get rather than to know or to be.
Eugene Weidman of Brooklyn received a jury report summons with a $250 fine if ignored. The date had passed and the army had other plans for him, preventing compliance.
A young man entered the Reliable Credit Company in Chicago, claimed to be a customer, pulled a gun, bound the manager with a card, and escaped with about $300 from the cash box. Names mentioned include John F. Thomvik, Emile Zola, and Paul Cezanne. Nuernberg is noted as a toy hub.
MacKenzie's News Views argues the forthcoming British general election will test how far leftist influence has grown in Britain amid wartime shifts in Europe, with Churchill defending a war leadership role against Labour's socialist platform and wartime coalition dynamics.
The War Production Board lifted the mower ban effective immediately, allowing civilian mowers made from idle materials until July 1 when steel becomes available. Homeowners can expect limited mowers in 1945, while 700000 washing machines are planned for later this year along with eased rules for auto parts and home laundry equipment.
An old advertisement claims poor digestion and headache can be eased as Nature produces digestive juice. It touts Carter's Little Pills to quickly increase digestion within about 39 minutes, promising relief from gas and upset stomach. Available at drugstores for 25 cents.
A long holiday style piece highlights Western lands with mountains and prairies, then shifts to a sales pages mix. It showcases Ful-Vu leather folders for photos and cards, desk blotters, bookends, and dress items at Baker's Book Store and Lee's Store for Women, plus Monroe Music Store records and Dixie Frock Shop outfits for Memorial Day outings. It references Memorial Day, summer wear, and gift items, with ads from Etter, Leader, and Trukensrod Pharmacies.
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