Attlee Caught Between Today and Yesterday Over Ruhr Policy
The Commons debate shows Attlee pressed by leftists to nationalize Ruhr steel while opposing nationalization of British steel. He argues crisis calls for delaying action to avoid disrupting production. US and European coal needs push for rapid output, placing Attlee between competing positions.
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Oe Seenans
House of Commons
England
Ruhr
Commons
Great Britain
Attlee
United States
Europe
Rockford restaurant sale among Evening Times items
Miss Kathryn Yost and Leona Gruenewald sell a Rockford restaurant. Ada Waixel’s remains from Chicago arrive for burial. George Sommar, 82, died after delivering mail on foot from Monroe to Jordan Center. Monroe defeated Rockford 7 to 4 in a noted baseball game. Lord Northcliffe, British publisher, is dead. Levy Mayer, renowned Chicago lawyer, dies.
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Payload
Kathryn Yost
Leona Gruenewald
Rockford
Ada Waixel
Chicago
George Sommar
Monroe
Jordan Center
Lord Northcliffe
Levy Mayer
Famous Corporation
Veterans of Two Wars Get Pension Boosts
The Veterans Administration announced a 20 percent pension boost for veterans of two wars starting with September checks. The raise affects about 113,000 veterans with service-connected disabilities and dependents of deceased veterans, costing an estimated $29 million in the first year.
Four Teen Girls Leave Sally Rand Show at Fair
Four teen aged girls from Amesia quit Sally Rand's Illinois state fair performance after a mis understanding. Wanda June Smith 19 said Rand's show was not the fair's grandstand attraction but a carnival sideshow. Applegate 18 Betty Jean Freel 18 and Judy Green 18 said carnival dancing would not shape their careers and they went to Chicago after men whistled at them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Amesia
Sally Rand
Wanda June Smith
Chicago
Miss Rand
Applegate
Betty Jean Freel
Judy Green
Private Heaven in Tatth EE aN In Wallace Home
Abby Wallace, raised under Norman Wallace’s domineering rule in the Fairton estate, faces social pressure at a lavish party hosted by Madge Duncan. Abby and Craig Emerson navigate romance, class, and family dynamics as Barry Lambert returns from overseas, stirring tension and longing within a wheeling social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Wallace
Norman Wallace
Fairton
Abby
Wallace
Craig Emerson
Craig
Madge Duncan
Red Cross
Madge
Robert Duncan
Barry Lambert
Vail ‘Stanley
Duncans
Val
Air Force
Barry
New York
Emerson
Duncan
Life in a Minor Key in a 1920s Style Dialect
Barry questions escape and future plans as Abby finds a spark of joy and practical skills in a tense exchange. Abby lists languages, secretary ability, and potential work in an art gallery while fearing her father and the gaze of Barry’s stepfather interrupts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Abby
Madge Duncan
Barryfi
Blankets and shoes and fabrics promoted in local ads
A mix of marketplace notices touts Chatham and Beacon blankets priced from $4.78 to $16.95 with gift boxes, plus Beacons and Lotus blankets. It promotes shoe repair, quality materials, and ETTER'S fabric selections with prices from $1.50 to $2.50 per yard, ending with a stray verse about Owen Mohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Department Store
United States
America
Etter’s
Copenhagen
Haberman Seeks Unity to Heal World Problems
George A. Haberman of Milwaukee president of the Wisconsin state federation of labor told the United Garment Workers of America convention that confidence in solving world problems exists. He urged unionists to reduce public confusion and promote clarity amid global unrest.
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Oshkoksh
George A. Haberman
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
United Garment Workers of America
Haberman
Curiosity Saves a Life in Omaha Child Trapped in Ice Box
Four year old Tommy McEvoy of Omaha was rescued after spending two hours inside an unused ice box. His 11 year old brother Jimmy noticed a pool of water under the box and opened the door. Tommy emerged soaking wet and perspiring but alive thanks to curiosity and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Tommy McEvoy
Jimmy
Tommy
Tempered Dream and Steel Spires Rise in City Skyline
Poetic note on tempered steel guiding an architectural dream with lines about foundations and soaring spires. A reflective call to inner strength mirrors the builder’s craft and faith, ending with celestial imagery of a towering spire against the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabitha Marie Ritzmann
Wagner's Baths and Baker's Book Store Ad Notice
Refresh yourself tonight at Wagner's Health Baths offering baths and massages plus reducing courses. Bake Shop uses pine scented Northern Woods stationery with notes and gift items from Hit Notes to Pen Notes and novelty sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner's Health Baths
Wagner's
Esther of Hollywood
Baker’s Book Store
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Meeeree Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Avery A. Odell
Wis
Associated Press
Board OF Directoers
Editorial
Evening Times
Lawsons
Peter Carstairs
Russia
Manhattan
Srv
Blumer Pharmacy
Hatham
Owen Mohr
J. E. Lovell
Monroe, Wisco
Dimond-Colloton Equipment Co
OOO
West State Ste Spring
Milwaukee & Wis
Phillips and Smith Appliances
16Th Avenue
Moore
Tschudy’s
Fasesi
Kempfert Pharmacy
Woelffer Drug
Monticello
Homb Drug
South Wayne
Gamblea the Friendly Store
Burkhalter Music Center
New Stromberg
Carlsons
Stromberg- Carlson
Stromberg
Goetz Theater
Monroe, Wis
Lee’s
Mr. Rich
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