Debates over world politics and debt echo in era narrative
A sweeping reflection on postwar economics criticizes U.S. debts and entanglements with Europe and Yugoslavia while a fictional chapter follows Flo and Doug planning a dinner as personal tensions surface. The prose blends political lament with domestic intrigue through Charie and Trent’s dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Europe
Kremlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
South America
Houdini
Elbe
Marshal Tito
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Mussolini
France
Uncertain Baghdad Beirut Message Source Cited
A radio report cited a Baghdad message as the source of an allegation. The nature of the message was not disclosed and later broadcasts doubted whether it originated in Baghdad or Beirut Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Baghdad
Beyrouth
Lebanon
Mary Patten’s Dilemma and Trent Renner Scandal
Mary Patten a widow and business executive learns through an anonymous note her younger is out of town. Flo reveals she married Doug Cooley for security while Charie and Trent Renner’s relationship advances. Mary hides the letter as Charie plans a dinner, and Flo frets over her sister’s choices amid family tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Doug
Charie
Bruce
Ollie Kingdon
Anna
Stella
Joe
Congress
Senate
Trent
Mary Patten
Stanton Star
Doug Cooley
Ollie
James Muir Company
Hedley Benning
The
Star
Renner
Cole Giddings
Cole
Trent Renner
McCarthy Plans Campaign Kickoff in Green Bay
Circuit Judge Joseph R. McCarthy Republican nominee for U S senator from Wisconsin told Chicago reporters he will open his campaign in Green Bay in about 30 days He would not decide on resigning from the bench after defeating La Follette and said his presidential preference for 1948 will be determined by future political issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph R. McCarthy
U. S
Wisconsin
Union League Club
Green Bay
Robert M. la Follette
McCarthy
Harold M. Stassen
Clash Over Dardanelles Draws in United States At Paris
The Paris peace talks center on the Dardanelles straits dispute as Russia presses demands on Turkey for Black Sea control. Britain, France, and the United States seek a mediated, UN framed solution within the Montreux framework while evaluating Stalin’s seriousness and the potential impact on world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Straits Question
Dardanelles
Middle East
Paris
United States
Turkey
Straits
Bosporus
Sea of Marmara
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Romania
Peter the Great
Seven Seas
Britain
France
Montreux
Mediterranean
United Nations
Kremlin
Stalin
Browntown Notes From Mrs Crage’s Column
The W S C S of the Methodist church will be entertained Friday at the home of Mrs D J Bechtoldt. Mrs Oral Carey of Rockyard is visiting Mr and Mrs W G Parnham and their grandson Dickie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
D. J. Bechtoldt
Oral Carey
Rockyard
W. G. Parnham
Dickie
Interesting Items From The Evening Times August 21 1936
Dorothy Elmer of Brooklyn wins grand championship on senior calf at the fair. August Krause of Brodhead takes grand champion stallion. Miss Harriet Riemer is Green County cheese queen. Fred Kuenzi wins governor prize for Swiss cheese with a 98 score. Melvin Christensen age 12 Brooklyn township injured after fall off sito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Elmer
Brooklyn
August Krause
Brodhead
Harriet Riemer
Green County
Fred Kuenzi
Melvin Christensen
Brooklyn Township
Sito
Flashes of Life and City News Snippets
A householder finds a bag of coins instead of eggs when a mysterious cash stash was hidden in an ice box. In Yuma Arizona a lifeguard and a yacht captain tied the knot after his Army service. Chicago park officials report lifeguards lured by fake cries while both male and female guards tire of the ruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen- Co
Chicago News
Detroit
Monror
Wisconsin
Associate
Orws
Bot
Olberwice
Hollywood
Mary Ellen Stark
Claude Heath
Santa Monica Bay
Yuma
Ariz
Arthur Lake
Chicago
Sam Pecorado
Chicago Park District
Pecorado
Local Social Notes Show Visits and Travels Across Town
Brodhead families and friends visit Emmett Grenawalt and relatives in Boston. State fair attendees include J L Stencil and family plus Dr C R Mooney. Campers head to Devil's Lake for summer sessions with clear lists of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condrad Quam
Ruth
Andrew Quam
Stoughton
Emmett Grenawalt
Comdr
Stanley Ruehlew
Boston
J. L. Stencil
Joanne
Ronnie Joe
C. R. Mooney
Lydia Parker
Devil's Lake
Adelaide Stair
Joanne Derning
Mary Ten Eyck
Patty Pierce
Dona Fay Swartz
Alice Shaw
Janet Mae Lederman
Carolyn Kueck
Helen Ziltener
Betty Stabler
Norma Jones
Mmes
D. L. Amerpohl
Frank Stabler
Emmett Grennwalt
Cyrus Quan
Janesville
Dale Jackson
Edgar Taylor
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Will Arnsmeier
Davis
C. C. Berryman
Andrew Kleibeck
Sig Malm
Chicago
Fred Coldren
Charlotte
Mary Preston
Fred Helgren
Racine
Decatur
Ralph Jones
Zuercher
Fern Bauer
Beloit
Bauers
John Zuercher
Bertha
Lydia Zuercher
New Glarus
Shoppers urged to prepare for school start at local shops
The Tread Rite Shoe Repair Shop warns that back to school prep is due with a week and a half left. The Leader department store promotes Bur ling ton spreads and matching drapes for dorm rooms. A mix of fashion items from Junior House and Dixie Frock Shop is advertised, along with health ads and a note on the State Fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tread Rite
Leader Department Store
Burlington Mills
Lee’s
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Avery A. Odell
Monroe, Wis
Associated Press
Tore Ohhee Amma
Jane Abbott
Alvin F. Rote
Browntown
C. L. Crage
Sunny Croft Dairy
Edward James Monroe
Jacksonville
Fla
James Monroe
Encyclopedia Britannica
Monroe
New York
Bernard MacFadden
Evening Times
Monday Night Club of
Myron Stair
Leland Stair
Anna Stauffacher
Charlotte Kundert
Elvira Gorham
Harry Burecalow
Herbert Durgin
Robert Schuetze
Welton Brothers
Conners and Mackey
Freeport
First National Bank
Donald L. Collins
Vy Bers Je” Supreme
Bart
Karlium
Gilves
Blumer’s Pharmacy
G. S. Layton
Baker Book Store
Brown
Wagner
House OF Health
DIXIE
Etter
Dick Wainwright
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