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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1947
Page
2
In a Beloit Daily News appraisal, Dr. Thomas Mann argues Germany clings to a morbid pride and a sense of master race mentality, hindering cooperation with the Allies. The piece notes postwar chaos in Germany and U S efforts to shape policy amid shortages, reluctance, and lingering Nazi remnants.
Marriage vows are exchanged by Miss Edna M Vogel and Max L Schneider Green county meet would license all Arthur he succeeds Stanley Baldwin as England's prime minister King George forbids Mrs Wallis Warfield to use title her royal highness when she becomes the bride of the duke of Windsor 25 Years Ago May 28 1922 Three million dollar Lincoln Memorial will be dedicated in Washington on Memorial day Gifford son of Mr and Mrs Emil Theiler Stearns dies of strange illness Remains of Alonzo Wilson Rockton to be brought here for burial Hanns In der Gand most popular singer of Pete Sette sends Siteaart and tour of Swiss communities inited States
Monroe post office invites World War I veterans to apply for the fireman laborer position. Starting pay is 1800 dollars yearly with increases to 2400 dollars, plus 15 days paid vacation and 10 days sick leave per year. Application blanks available locally and in Chicago. must be returned by June 5. 40 hour week job with benefits.
Lydia hosts Eugenia, the married neighbor’s daughter, as they discuss Chris’s war injury and the idea of spinsterhood versus marriage. Eugenia aims to meet Lydia’s husband and learn about life after the war, while Lydia defends independent paths and reassures that happiness isn’t tied to wedlock.
A fragmented dialogue hints at social tension around marriage with a narrator feeling excluded from receptions and potential alliances. The lines suggest ongoing personal conflict and await continuation.
A 95 year old man applying for a free fishing license under a new state law must wait until July 1 for the law to take effect. In Oklahoma City a traffic safety class drew one attendee who left with questions and was later escorted back to police, charged with running a stop sign.
A shopper feature highlights Baker's Book Store with rainy day activities for children including Cut and Paste toys Jig Saw puzzles Sta N Place inlaid puzzles and Marble Mosaic games all newly stocked. It also notes Lee's exclusive Joan Kenley blouses in new styles priced 3.98 to 6.50 and a broad summer clothing selection. Wagner's Health Baths offers weight reducing courses and wardrobe-changing promises.
The Leader Department Store markets maternity dresses from Mothercraft in chambray looks sized 12 to 20 at 5.98, plus Donna Gordon and others in sizes 12 to 52. Tread Right Shoe Repair offers quick, budget friendly repairs. Etters promotes wedding gifts with Wearwell sheets and Fieldcrest towels, while Wedding bells loom in June and practical advice remains.
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