Monroe Evening Times Founded October 14 1896
The Monroe Evening Times a daily except Sunday published by Monroe Evening Times Co Emery A Odell president entered at Monroe Wis post office as second class matter. Leased wire reports supplied by The Associated Press. Subscription rates listed for Wisconsin and surrounding states. Local news dispatches credited to AP and other sources.
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Menarse Daily Journal Yree
Mgoaroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Allen& le
Chicago
New Detroit
TTT
BATES
Cal Geller
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Eil Neers
Editorial on Yamashita trial and murder verdict
The piece argues that the 32 day Yamashita trial ended with a guilty verdict and a hanging. It notes a lengthy witness recital and compares it to Nazi war crimes trials, suggesting broad murder convictions would be simpler and less glamorizing for future precedents.
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Yamashita
One World or No World in Loan Controversy
Fragmented OCR text argues a global loan clash over lend lease debts and wartime spending. It discusses Britain owing about 25 billion, potential reductions to 650 million, and calls for full disclosure of assets and gold holdings amid postwar settlement stakes.
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Vest
Gocueed
bin Getta
Shwars
United States
Rainbow Quest In Santa Land Spells Up Spider Help
Santa and David enlist Patrick Tweedleknees to gather spiders for a spell breaking mission at the barn. They watch a rainbow rise from a magic rainbow pool as David prepares to climb it with Santa’s reindeer guiding the way.
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Santa
David
Patrick Tweedleknees
Mrs. Claus
Tweedieknees
Santa Land
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
A collage of brief notes from December 14 1935 and earlier items. Monroe high five beat Freeport reserves 41 to 30 on Friday the 13th. Mrs Eben Burnham 86 dies in Albany. Brick cheese dips to 16 cents. Robbery at Rufenacht station reported by two masked men at 3 30 am. Charivari party hosted by Mr and Mrs Hollis Schutt. 1920 note recalls Hugh Eagen dies. Carl WaldeckER home quarantined for smallpox. Frances German reelected Eastern Star president and officers listed. Coffee rationing note follows sugar request denied. The Galveston bulb retirement recalls long ago electric light. Christmas baths in three room huts described. Bald eagle noted as common across states.
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Monroe High Five
Freeport
Eben Burnham
Albany
Hollis Schutt
Hugh Eagen
Green County Board
Carl Waldecker
Frances Germann
Eastern Star
Charlies B. Bolender
W.P
Frieda Gempeler
A.M
Sophia Stuart
Stella Holcomb
Lizzie Kundert
A.C
Lola Kundert
Mary Pietzsch
Flashes of Life in Brief by Associated Press
Miss Ilene Richter, 25, struggles to board a train to Manchester, nearly reaching the platform before a conductor stops her. In Phoenix, the little theater group has long given a cup of coffee with a 5 cent doughnut between acts, with a recent request to the OPA awaiting action.
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Ilene Richter
Manchester
Hole and
All
De Valera’s Rise From Rebel to Irish Leader
The narrative traces Eamon de Valera from his student days to a key figure in the 1916 Easter uprising and his survival after a death sentence. It covers his shift from armed resistance to political leadership, his dealings with Britain, and the 1936 external relations act that removed the king’s role in Southern Ireland.
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Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Eire
Ace
Canada
2 Valera
de Valera
de Valeran
Avernor
Theing
Daniel Buckley
Buckley
Edward VIII
Sou
Ireland
Britain
Christmas Party Gatherings In New Glarus
Monticello and several residents called in New Glarus including Mrs O D Curtis and Mr and Mrs R W Karlen. The Nonagon Contract club met for its annual Christmas party at Mrs Anna Gerber with a dessert luncheon.
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R. W. Karlen
H. L. Karlen
Inez Steinmann
New Glarus
H. A. Becker
Raymond Gessler
Larry
Eugene
O. D. Curtis
Nonagon Contract Club
Anna Gerber
Local residents and service members noted in Monroe and Madison visits
The report lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends in Monroe Madison and New Glarus. Lt Wilson Milbrandt son of Henry Milbrandt received honorable discharge at Great Lakes after service. S/Sat Kari Freitag Monticello discharged at Camp McCoy after serving since June 1944 with three battles and a purple heart. Families including the Blum Elmer Baebler Theiler and Duerst clans are mentioned with visits and anniversaries in Wisconsin towns.
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Mmes
Nellie Eeea Musetta Clark
Lena Karlen
Bessie Youngreen
Edyth Stoll
Anna Pierce
Inez Steinmann
Robert Holcomb, Jr
Nancy
Robert Holcomb
Monroe
Ed Li
John Elmer
Wilson Milbrandt
Henry Milbrandt
Monticello
Great Lakes
Navy Headquarters
John C. Blum
Jacob Sptlich
Madison
Fred W Um
Ray Blum
Henry Duerst
Dennis Truttman
Madison General
Regula Es
Regula Voegeli
Voegeli
New Glarus
Kari Freitag
J. M. Freitag
Camp McCoy
Camp Blanding
Fla
Europe
Marseille
Ardennes
Rhineland
Central
Roer
Arnold Elmer
John Baebler
William V. Baebler
Cecil Jordan
Eene Age A
Virginia Darlyne
Hazel Kundert
Bernice Schneider
Herman Theiler
Miami
John Theiler
Milwaukee
Otto Rhyner
Verena
Otto Theiler
John Gempeler
Emma Theiler
Leon Duerst
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