Monroe Evening Times Era and publication details
The Monroe Evening Times publishes daily except Sundays from Monroe Wisconsin under Emery A. Odell as president. The paper carries full leased wire reports from The Associated Press and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Wisconsin and nearby states.
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The Case of Kuhn in a Mockery of Communism
A critique argues that Soviet style communism is a fierce oligarchy serving a tiny elite while most workers gain little. It accuses American docked reformers of seeking power via labor unions and government, urging depopulation rhetoric as a dangerous misread of history.
A Job for Jenny Y Faith Baldwin Chapter Twenty Four
Jenny and Justice Hathaway dance by the pool as Steve grows wary of Jenny’s charm. Foster arrives with news about a 15 year old girl whose father fears liquor sales near the club. Ede suspects Jenny’s selfish motives while Justice’s return to the terrace foreshadows new tensions.
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Howard Morgan
Ede
Justice
Steve
Mary
Jenny
Rebecca
Dinsmore
Ter
Jake
Foster
Justice Hathaway
Seahaven
Flashes of Life Across a Wisconsin Town
An unidentified woman in Lansing joins a ration line outside a tavern, mistaken for nylons by the crowd. In Sussex the St Pauls Lutheran church wedding of LeRoy Wandsneider and Lois Kramer ends with three fainting groomsmen and attendees rushing to assist as Rev Crusius performs the ceremony.
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Lansing
Sussex
Wis
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
LeRoy Wandsneider
Lois Kramer
H. A. Crusius
Floyd
Lester van Lare
Lost Easter attendance prompts church appeal in North Platte
Rev Harold M Mallett pastor of First Presbyterian notes a slump in church attendance in North Platte after Easter. In the lost and found column he reports about 250 attendants last seen on Easter Sunday but not present the next Sunday. No questions will be asked if they return with Easter zeal each week.
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Refrom
Russia
Pef
Washington
Fed
Moe
Moscow
North Platte
Neb
Harold M. Mallett
First Presbyterian Church
Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files
Snapshot from April 30 1936 notes the death of C A Bennett former merchant in Racine election of Monroe Woman's club officers including Mrs D D Ruehlman as president and several vice presidents secretaries and treasurer. Green County 4 H winners for Who Gets the Car Tonight. Also 1921 items report C H Hall opening a shop farm land deals and a solo car accident with minor injuries plus local market listing fresh vegetables return to markets.
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C. A. Bennett
Racine
D. D. Ruehlman
Monroe Woman's Club
W. F. Thurber
John A. Becker
Ivan Coplien
Harold Blumer
Grace Schroeder
Spring Grove Honest Workers
Green County
C. H. Hall
Fred Brandt
Alfred Richard
William Crook
Green County Company
Ernest Burkhalter
Preston Reed
Toodles
Swing to Peacetime Mood Seen in Tax Collection
The tax collection yardstick shows a peacetime shift with March receipts rising from wartime levels. Admissions to nightlife venues, jewelry, furs, cosmetics, liquor, tobacco, playing cards, phonograph records and gaming venues all reported increases, though total collections declined by 593 million to 5.02 billion.
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Washington
America
Internal Revenue Bureau
Dairy Industry Presses End to Price Ceilings in Senate Testimony
Four dairy industry witnesses told the Senate banking committee that price controls should be removed. E W Gaummitz of Chicago for the National Cheese Institute urged ending all ceilings, D K Howe of Omaha for the American Butter Institute called for removing dairy price limits, W A Wentworth of New York urged abolition to boost production, and Harry L Miller of Chester Pa cited impracticality of controls for dairy processing equipment.
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Senate Banking Committee
E. W. Gaummitz
Chicago
National Cheese Institute
D. K. Howe
Omaha
American Butter Institute
Dairy Industry Committee
W. A. Wentworth
New York
Harry L. Miller
Chester
Judge Guilty to Stop Sign Violation in Freeport
G. C. Hardman, just elected city recorder and judge, hurried to city hall to be sworn in and ran a stop sign. He pleaded guilty to the offense and paid his own fine in the first case as judge.
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Freeport
Tex
G. C. Hardman
Tojo and 28 Jap War Lords Indicted by Allies
Tokyo report says Hideki Tojo and 27 other military leaders were indicted as war criminals. They face 55 charges from Pearl Harbor murders to a global conspiracy to dominate Asia. Indictments outline crimes against peace war crimes and crimes against humanity with arraignment set for May 3.
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Tojo
Tokyo
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Keenan
Chiropractors Elect Stevens Point Leader at Wisconsin Meeting
William C. Dittman of Milwaukee was named president of the Wisconsin Chiropractic Society at the close of its two day convention in Stevens Point.
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Stevens Point
William C. Dittman
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Chiropractic Basic Society
War brides totals show rise in marriages during WWII
In World War II Americans married more than 100000 for brides. in World War I the figure was much lower, around 000. The note highlights a wartime marriage surge linked to overseas service and economy shifts.
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