Monroe Evening Times founded October 15 1906 history note
The Monroe Evening Times began on October 15 1906 and later became the Daily Journal after absorbing the latter in 1927. It was published daily except Sunday by the Monroe Evening Times Co with Ewery A Udell as president. The paper carried Associated Press dispatches and charged 5 cents per copy and annual subscriptions in Wisconsin and neighboring states.
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Washington warns Russia in Mediterranean standoff
The piece argues Uncle Sam will join Britain and Turkey in pressuring Moscow over Dardanelles. It lauds a firm U S stance, notes naval deployments to the eastern Mediterranean, and critiques missed chances with Russia and Yugoslavia while warning of possible war and questioning who will shape postwar decisions.
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Uncle Sam
Turkey
Britain
Greece
Dardanelles
Washington
Munich
Kremlin
Moscow
Mediterranean
Yugoslavia
Mihailovich
Tito
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Russia
Pacific
Germany
No War Now Yugoslavia Might Not Be Worth It
The piece argues against aggressive action toward Yugoslavia, noting U S military limits and costs. It contends a two to three year victory is possible without Russia, while a Russian intervention could stretch to a decade and drain funds. It questions face-saving moves and advocates prudence.
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Tito
Mihailovich
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United States
Yugoslavia
Labor View on Production and Labor Rifts After V J Day
The piece cites Haberman praising full production to curb inflation and keep shelves stocked, while noting left wing labor elements drive strikes. It argues management and labor need cooperation, defends unions against broad critiques, and calls for reform within existing laws to curb inflation and protect workers.
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State Federation of Labor
LaFollette
Labor
Haberman
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Livestock Price Control Debate Reflects Short Supplies
Three man board explains decisions on livestock price controls amid ongoing meat shortages. Authors argue meat remains costly and scarce, with world hunger influencing demand. removal or restoration of controls won’t quickly alter production, as feeding becomes profitable slowly and bumper crops ease shortages.
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Freeport Journal-Standard
Mary Patten in Stanton Faces a Revealing Interview
In a Stanton interview for a forthcoming book, novelist Neil Winslow questions Mary Patten about her career, love life, and the chances of a fictionalized character resembling her. She reluctantly considers the manuscript drafts and reads a scene featuring Nora Temple in a small Irish neighborhood.
Nora Temple’s Dream Sparks a Lone Woman’s Resolve
Mary Patten reads and rewrites a manuscript about Nora Temple who longs to shape her own world. She feels loneliness as the price of independence, then forces the draft aside, thinking the conflict belongs to fiction and not her own life. The scene ends with a note that the story is continued.
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Mary Patten
Neil Winslow
Neil
New York
Nora Temple
Wedericks
McNulty
Nora
Wederick
Tranquility Warnings Over Japan Letter Fad
The Associated Press reports in Tokyo that a chain letter craze has appeared in Japan with writers promised only good fortune. Police warn jail or fines for spreaders as it disturbs daily life. In Chicago a man calls his money bandit loot after a coin spree leads to police.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Monroe Evening Times Club Membership Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Name Street or R F D Postoffice Date of birth Age last birthday.
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Birthdays listed for Sunday to Saturday in The Evening Times Club
The Evening Times publishes a weekly birthday roster for children in the Boys and Girls Club. The list covers ages from 1 to 13 with names and home routes across Monroe Winslow Monti Juda Juda and surrounding areas for the dates Sunday August to Saturday August 31.
Interesting Items From The Files Of The Evening Times
Review of ten year old notes from August 24 1936 mentions Mrs Robert Crow of Monroe dying in Hampton Kay Hilliard age 12 breaks arm at Gratiot visiting grandmother lightning strikes at E B Rosa home Mrs G B Davis of Brodhead dead Bertha Jenny earns merit certificates Miss Gertrude K Wartenweiler and Ralph A Lindsay wed Gottfried Klassy and Louise Kundert John Yaun new marriage to Marie Schmoker Brown town merchants plan fall and winter entertainment Four freight cars and baggage coach derailed near New Glarus
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Robert Crow
Monroe
Hampton
Kay Hilliard
Gratiot
E. B. Rosa
G. B. Davis
Brodhead
Bertha Jenny
Holstein-Friesian Association
Gertrude K. Wartenweiler
Ralph A. Lindsay
Gottfried Klassy
Louise Kundert
New Glarus
John Yaun
Washington Township
Marie Schmoker
Switzerland
Browntown
Pigeon Finds Aid at Angell Memorial Hospital
An injured pigeon in East Boston sought help and hopped into an open ambulance window to reach Angell Memorial animal hospital. Driver William N. Freeman found the bird beside him. a soldier witness confirms the flight. Doctors treated the damaged wing and the bird rests comfortably.
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Boston
Angell Memorial Animal Hospital
William N. Freeman
Freeman
New Members and Births Listed in Community Notes
Ray Dana Bowen of Clarno will be 12 Sept. 4. Ellen Mary Bisegger of Argyle route 1 will be from Oct. 17. Caroline Marie Nafzger of Juda route 1 born June 3 1946. Ralph Fred Nafzger of Juda route 1 will be 2 Sept. 3. La Von Kay Pengra of Brodhead will be 1 Feb. 20.
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Ray Dana Bowen
Clarno
Ellen Mary Bisegger
Argyle
Caroline Marie Nafzger
Ralph Fred Nafzger
la von Kay Pengra
Brodhead
Blanchardville Youth Enrolls At Wisconsin University
Blanchardville resident Herbert Dobson son of Mr and Mrs W H Dobson has enrolled at the University of Wisconsin for the fall term. He was a former fullback on the local high school football team which led the state in scoring in 1942. Edward and Nettie Thompson accompanied by Mr and Mrs Herbert Uren and families and Mr and Mrs Ansel Moe enjoyed a picnic in Dodgeville on August 15 celebrating birthdays of Mrs Herbert Uren and Edward Thompson. Mrs O T Olson Marian and Mary Skallen visited the Edward Regez home in Plymouth for several days.
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Herbert Dobson
W. H. Dobson
University of Wisconsin
Edward
Nettie Thompson
Herbert U’ren
Ansel Moe
Dodgeville
Edward Thompson
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