Monroe Evening Times and History of Post Circulation
The Monroe Evening Times founded October 15 1808 reports daily publication with full leased wire service from The Associated Press. Subscription rates list city delivery 20 cents weekly, single copies five cents and mail rates by state with six month and one month terms. Editorial notes reaffirm AP dispatch rights and republication rules.
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Food and Money in War Time Food Scarcity Debate
DeWitt Mackenzie frames world food scarcity as a battle between the United States government and black market food operators. He recalls Hoover urging Britons to use corn meal, with newspapers running recipes for corn foods, while Britons and Samuel Johnson’s oat meal remarks reveal a hostile view of American staples. He notes Britain’s financial leverage and the past reluctance to adopt American foods, even as U S methods and foods finally surface in relief actions.
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DeWitt Mackenzie
United States
America
Herbert Hoover
Mackenzie
Hoover
John Bull
Samuel Johnson
Sam
England
Britain
Peter Time
Byrnes Proposes European Tariff Elimination for Five Years
Secretary Byrnes carries a plan to the Paris foreign ministers conference calling for all European nations to erase tariffs for five years to speed postwar economic recovery. While details are murky the proposal seems designed to give Britain Russia and France talking points as peace treaty talks lag.
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Byrnes
Conference of Foreign Mind
Paris
Britain
Rus
France
Europe
Byrnes Proposal Objects to Red Army Influence in Europe
The article argues Secretary Byrnes proposed plan would reverse Russia’s control in central and eastern Europe and hamper talks on Baltic and Balkan futures. It notes Moscow already dominates the Baltic states and Yugoslavia and implies further gains in Romania and Bulgaria are likely.
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Decanese
Red
Moscow
Baltic Lands
Finland
Russia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Byrnes
Europe
Yankee Discipline in Europe Faces Dim Prospect
The article argues American troops in Europe lack suitability for occupation duty and warn that continued occupation risks deep German resentment. It questions McNarney s plan to restore discipline and notes the dilemma of remaining in Germany versus withdrawal without losing face.
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Europe
McNarney
Germany
America
Army of Occupation
Russia
Britain
America S Future Honoring School Board Service
Members of school boards serve without pay and guide 400000 volunteers, 1 million teachers, and tens of thousands of staff. The book School Boards in Action links education to higher living standards and national prosperity, urging continued public support and tax funding.
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Sheboygan Press
Boards of Education
American Association of School Administrators
America
New England manners shape a tense office bargain
Jenny questions Justice Hathaway and his past ties as she and he navigate a cautious accord. She asserts both share blame for a fractured romance while weighing serious matters like a potential Seahaven hospital and the pull of personal loyalty.
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Jenny
Charlotte Granley
Justice
Andrea
England
Gram
Ede
Dick Ainslee
New England
Charlotte
Ardor
Steve Barton
Steve
Mary
Hathaways
Pooh
Yip
Phooey
Richard
Seahaven
Howard Morgan
Hathaway
Miss Newton
Jukebox Break-In Yields Cash and Ham Heist
A suspect forced open a jukebox and stole 25 dollars. He then raided a refrigerator, took a 10 pound ham and three pounds of butter, and concealed another 45 dollars.
Family Reunion Draws Relatives From Several Towns
Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell records Mrs. Christian Tregoning returning from Darlington visit. Several families including Mr. and Mrs. Lindicum with George and Sue, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence with Jacy and Roxy, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schneider gathered in Gays Mills for a reunion. Ever tried a want ad?
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Christian Tregoning
Darlington
Frank Lindicum
George
Sue
Paul Lawrence
Jacy
Roxy
A. H. Schneider
Gays Mills
Daylight Saving Time Changes Across States Next Sunday
The nation shifts at 2 a.m. next Sunday as 20 plus states adopt daylight saving time while 24 remain on standard time. New Jersey to Connecticut join full DST. Maine and Oregon split by region. many others leave local decisions to communities. Hippocrates used mint in medicine in the fifth century B.C.
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District of Columbia
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Connecticut
West Virginia
Illinois
Minnesota
Florida
Michigan
South Carolina
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
New Mexico
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Ohio
New York
Delaware
Regon
Maine
Oregon
Washington
Oklahoma
California
Georgia
Alabama
Iowa
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Arizona
Kansas
Utah
Idaho
Virginia
North Dakota
South Dakota
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Nebraska
Nevada
Hippocrates
Fire department benefit program draws crowd at Turner
Fire department benefit program draws a crowd of about 1800 at Turner. June Hintzman wins gold watch in shorthand contest at Milwaukee. Miss Alice M Barth becomes bride of James Hyland. Gilbert Baltzer named golf pro at Richland Center. King Fuad I of Egypt dies. Mrs Augusta May suffers hand lacerations in wringer mishap. City rains 15% inches in Monroe.
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Fire Department
Turner
Flashes of Life by Associated Press
Lonnie Slade picked up a possum and placed it in the trunk of his automobile. Early the next morning the Slade family was awakened by a startling incident.
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Hawkinsville
Lonnie Slade
Slade
Utah native invited to President Truman highway safety conference
A Utah native named Burt has been chosen as an outstanding motorist and invited to join the state's delegation to President Truman's highway safety conference opening May 3 in Washington. The scene followed a possum incident in a Salt Lake City area garage where a startled driver warned by a horn.
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Salt Lake City
John W
Burt
Washington
Herbert
Utah
Cantele Taal
Truman
Woman kills fox during walk in DeKalb forest for bounty
Mrs Lil lian Kamp, while walking in the DeKalb county forest preserve, threw a stone at a fox and killed it. She then collected a $2 bounty from the county clerk for the animal.
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Kingston
Lillian Kamp
DeKalb County
Cutting vegetables lengthwise preserves nutrients during cooking
Cut carrots and other long vegetables lengthwise because their cells are long and less of the nutrient qualities will escape in the cooking water.
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