Editorial columnists and the power of the press
The Christian Science Monitor editor notes columnists rank among the world’s best and criticizes the laxity of some papers in exposing opinion as fact. He questions what portion of Americans rely on columnists versus legitimate news and laments the loss of authentic flavor as papers shifted toward syndication and political alignment.
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Christian Sci- Monitor
Asten Press
Odd McIntyre
Wateieast
Associated Prs
The
Christian Monitor
Aia
Big Bills and the Comptroller General’s Totals
A discussion on monthly mail costs and the comptroller general's workload. It notes figures rising from 447.6494 billion to 13 bitten by 1941 and questions about payments for staff actions and claims. The text references general marches and an asserted collision, with fragmented details.
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Gener
March
Quiet Beach Confrontation Between Audrey and Thomas Royde
Audrey and Thomas Royde linger by the rocks while a near drowning risk and a lost earring surface memories. Audrey wrestles with past love and future choices as Nevile appears with casual candor. Royde probes her secrets, urging focus on tomorrow as Audrey searches for truth about Nevile and their tangled past.
Sylvester Township Tax Notice For 1945 Roll
Sylvester Township treasurer announces the 1945 tax roll is available for collection. Taxes may be paid at the treasurer’s office before February 1, 1946. After January 31, 1946, collection will proceed. Bank of Juda and Bank of Albany dated January 2 and 23, 1946 respectively.
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Sylvester
Bank of Juda
Bank of Albany
Bureaucratic Go-Around Delays Job Applicant
An applicant’s job process moved through a chain from the White House to the Department of Labor, then the Western Regional US Employment Service, to Utah US, and finally to the Salt Lake City office three blocks from the seeker’s home, delaying appointment.
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White House
Department of Labor
U. S. Empt Service
Utah US
Salt Lake
Interesting Items From The Evening Times January 17, 1936
Five Monroe homes quarantined for scarlet fever. J R Pierce buys into Brodhead Hardware. William Jason, county native, dies. J Discher, former Monroe adjutant, dies in Ohio. Stewart Hurlbut reports 33 354 miles traveled in India.
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Monroe
J. R. Pierce
J. R
Brodhead Hardware Company
William Jason
J. Discher
Aft
Ohio
Stewart Hurlbut
India
Wages of Crime In Portland A Man Steals Bag From Woman
A woman reports a man politely offered to hold her heavy shopping bag at a Portland bus stop then fled with it. She was en route to a relative’s farm to bury a dead dog she carried in the bag.
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Portland
Ore
Sailor's Discharge Listed. Pendant Omitted
Tacoma police traced a holdup suspect to the scene after he claimed to have dropped 8650 in currency. The money wrapped in newspaper lay unseen for 15 hours on a busy street, with bystanders unaware of its presence.
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Tacoma
Wash
False Teeth Relief With FASTERTH Powder
Advertises FASTERTH an alkaline powder to secure dentures and reduce odor. Claims to prevent embarrassment by keeping plates in place and fresh, urging readers to obtain it at any drugstore.
New Job for Dairy Farmers in 1946
In 1946 the dairy industry aims to raise per capita cheese use from about four pounds during wartime back to six and beyond, targeting eight pounds or more. The plan also seeks to expand milk and dairy product markets nationwide, urging farmers to boost production and broaden consumer access.
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Alleo Kiapp Co
Kok
BATES
Wisconsin
Bates Idk &. Ss
Wisconin
Stades
Mona Associated Press
Twilee
Lend Lease
Discharge News From Camp Grant And Local Visits
Inez Weaver learns her nephew Sergeant Fredrick Weaver, formerly in Japan and Okinawa, will be discharged at Camp Grant. James Retzlaff returns from Reedley California with his parents. Mrs Hattie Bagsey and Mrs Florence Miller dine with Mrs Zella Bradley. Community notices include birthday honors for Mrs Oricka Matzke and visits by relatives from Madison and Orangeville.
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Inez Weaver
S/Sagt
Fredrick Weaver
Camp Grant
Japan
Okinama
James Retzlaff
Reedley Calif
Hattie Bagsey
Florence Miller
Zella Bradley
W. C. Matzke
Esther Larson
John
Harry Newcomer
Willis
Oricka Matzke
William ,. Oeger
Madison
Fred Brunkow
Orangeville
Ransom Dinges
Wayne
Teen
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Cc Doursal
Nroe Evening Times CO
Py Emery A. Odell
Mouroe
Wis
PULL
WIKRE
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Editorial
Owards
Zero
Agntha Christie
Audrey
Thomas Royde
Gull
Camilla
Thomas
Audrey Standish - Shene
Aiden
Ance Kay
Kay
Nevile
Auarey
Rhotad
Sylvester Township
Neon
Bayrhoffer
Monroe, Wis
Monroe Sales Company
Evening Times
Greenwood Cemetery
Green County Teachers’ ‘Association
Hyde Pond
Ers Club
University of British Columbia
Paul Chatter
Vancouver
George Giokas
Mass
Giokas
Uncle Bob
Kraft Dairy Farm Service i
Cohey Beeees
Krafteman
Chicago 90
Ill
Apple
Bob
Kraft Foods Company
Juda
F. N. Miller
Col
Hibesten i Eit
Riverside
Mort
Ernie Wenger
Montgomery Ward
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