Press Opinion: Byrnes and MacArthur Face Moral Tests
A Monroe Wisconsin editorial analyzes the Moscow conference on Japan's postwar control, accusing leaders of possible deception. It questions Secretary Byrnes and General MacArthur, urging truthfulness, possible resignations, and accountability ahead of 1946 and 1948 elections. It cautions about wartime secrecy and calls for clear statements from the administration.
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Moscow
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Japan
Burpes
London
MacArthur
Far Eastern Commission
General MacArthur
Byrnes
Truman
Washington
Byrnés
Tokyo
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Balkans
Murder plot looms as Camilla plans September visit
In a February draft Nevile Strange schemes to unite his wife Kay with Audrey Strange and Camilla Tressilian. Audrey, calm and ghostlike, may reopen old wounds as Camilla debates September guests at Gull's Paint home.
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Camilla Tressilida
Nevile Strange
Camilla
Kay
Mary Aldin
Nevile
Audrey
Mrs. Strange
Audrey Strange
Lady Tressilian
Lacy Tressilian
Tressilian
Mary
Barrett
Pye
Mr. Nevile
Strange
Personnel Shifts in National Forests
Three assistant forest supervisors in Lake States national forests were reassigned. Donald R. Balt will oversee the Nicolet National Forest from Duluth, Kermit W. Udd moves to the Superior Forest, and Dan E. Bulfer joins the Ottawa Forest after military discharge. The article also notes a redwood tree’s estimated weight of 1,700 tons.
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Milwaukee
Lake States National Forests
Jay Hy Price
U. S. Forest. Service
Donald R.balt
Superior ‘National Forest
Duluth
Nicolet National Forest
Rhinelander
Kermit W. Udd
Ottawa Forest
Ironwood
Mich
Superior Forest
Dan E. Bulfer
Army Air Force
Bulfer
Nicole and Chequamegon Forests
Wisconsin
Paris Winter Crisis Deepens Hardship Across France
Europe endures the most dangerous winter in modern times as Paris and cities face sub freezing temperatures with partial heating. Fuel rationing leaves households with meager coal allowances and a black market undermines regular markets, forcing the poor to endure skimpy meals and high prices.
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Paris
Europe
Whiich
Dieahte
Living Costs Hit French Workers Hard in 100 Francs Dining Range
The text notes food costs in a 100 franc restaurant run about 9 000 francs monthly while low paid workers like stenographers and teachers earn 3 500 to 4 000 francs a month. It mentions noodles without butter fruit and bread as part of the meal.
Interesting items from The Evening Times files
Ten years back January 3 1936 reports Mrs Ole Ellefson Cadiz injures leg slipping on rug Harry B Grinnell observes quiet golden wedding anniversary Charles A Dwyer injured when struck by car John Marty Pleasant turns 93 Elizabeth Hartwig weds Floyd Buttke Miranda Hanson dies in Adams township Jan 3 1936 Also notes 25 years earlier Lena Fry wed Floyd Dunbar Freeport mystery club hosts oriental party Juda reports smallpox Orangeville oil bubbles Badger club defeats Rockford 25 19
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Ole Ellefson
Cadiz
Harry B
Lena
All Gummed Up Traffic In Holland Tunnel
300 cars trapped in a jam after a truck carrying chewing gum caught fire in the Holland tunnel. Police supervised evacuations as melted gum coated the road while workers cleared the slick mass. In Kansas City the weather forecast called for fair skies with light rain and a joking remark about a weather observer’s injury. Gene Archer was noted in Rockford as the scene unfolds.
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New ‘York
Holland Tunnel
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Edward L. McGuire
J. R. Lloyd
Mystery Billfold Mix Up Baffles Anchorage Officers
In Anchorage a man found a billfold with 411 dollars he did not own and could not explain how a purse ended up in his pocket. Police suspect the owner may have stood nearby and slipped the billfold into the suspect’s pocket. The case progressed after the owner was identified.
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Archer
Local Visitors and Dinner Guests in Community Circle
Argyle Mrs Musey Olson and Mrs Margaret Deveny with others visit relatives here. Miss Feryl Rogers visits Freeport. Robert Brown and Judith travel from Indianapolis to attend a death in the Winger family. Cecil Jorenby Ian Carlton and Blanchardville guests honor Mrs Elizabeth Huber at dinner.
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Margaret Deveny
Beloit
Mae Anderson
Sioux Falls
Feryl Rogers
Freeport
Robert Brown
Judith
Indianapolis
Joseph Thompson
Minneapolis
Henry Winger
Cecil Jorenby
Ian
Carlton
Blanchardville
Elizabeth Huber
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Hales
Wisconsix
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Au News
Editorial
California
Hemisphere
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Deep Freezers
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Kane & Stauffacher
DeWitt MacKenzie
Evening Times
Rockford
Gene Archer
Florida
Mohn's Truck Lines
Twin Grove
Tele
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Meat Department
Jemima
Bakee
Gerber's
Gerber’s
Pablum
Sunnycroft
Nsee
Stoetick
Anchorage
Alaska
David Hansen
Jake
Hastings
Richland
Prunes
Sunnyfield
Carrols
Idaho
Jane Parker
Marvel
Mettwurst
Rade
Griffin
Haddock
Our Fish Dept
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