Hopkins and Roosevelts New Deal Legacy Examined
Editorial surveys Harry L Hopkins as a pivotal architect of Roosevelt era policies and the purge of non Roosevelts in 1938. It notes Hopkins rise from New York relief administrator to national figure, praising WPA era spendings and deficit theory while questioning long term government permanence.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York
Hopkins
Lord Keynes
Brighter Farm Price Outlook in 1946 Raises Hopes
The Agriculture Department says farm prices may improve in 1946 after a late- year dip. cotton has risen to 25 cents a pound, meats demand should exceed supply for months, dairy prospects look good though subsidies and price ceilings add uncertainty. Wisconsin farms show income growth from 1999 to 4874 between 1940 and 1944, and rural households are investing in modern appliances like washing machines and refrigerators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Mystery at Bluebeards estate continues in tense dialogue
In the drawing room Mary Aldin describes tensions around Nevile and a possible plot. Battle questions Latimer Barrett and Mrs. Strange as Audrey Strange asserts Nevile would not kill for money. The scene ends with Audrey denying motive and exiting as the investigation deepens.
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Nevile
Audrey
Battle
Mr. Latimer
Miss Aldin
Mrs. Strange
Mr. Strange
Mary
Tressilian
Jane Barrett
Lady Tressilian
Barrett
Mary Aldin
Mr. Trelawny
Sir Matthew
Bluebeard
Madrid interview portrays Franco as calm but guarded leader
An American reporter reviews Franco at El Pardo palace noting his simple personal needs, calm demeanor, and healthful habits. The piece describes his Moorish bodyguards, long working hours, and limited public appearances while highlighting his family’s low profile and public role.
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Madrid
Generalissimo
Franco
el Pardo
Secret Service
Palace
Carmen
Flashes of Life From Associated Press
A seven year old girl in Boise slept in a kennel after wandering away from home. Her foster mother reported a night long search and Patty Peck was found safe. In Moscow Idaho a university registrar was surprised by arrival of household goods from California valued at 97 dollars 60 cents sent by a prospective student.
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Boise
Idaho
Patty Peck
James Pheiffer
Patty
Optimist
Moscow
Ida
D., D. Dussault
University of Idaho
California
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
Ten year ago notes report Emil Wiedmer a 71 year old cheesemaker from York township dies President Glenn Frank misses Holstein-Friesian banquet speaker substituted by Prof B H Hibbard Richard Ritter 75 dies in Denver Roy Hefty Monticello named agriculture instructor at Orangeville Marriage license issued to Stella Hagen and Leroy Road Argyle 25 years ago Emma Baker and Richard Bowden wed Hazel Tuller and Ernest G Miller wed marriage licenses issued Hilda Johnson and John Meyer Marian infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Gapen dies Swiss cheese school opens with 18 cheesemakers Mr and Mrs John A Kundert celebrate silver wedding anniversary
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Emil Wiedmer
York Township
Glenn Frank
B. H. Hibbard
Richard Ritter
Denver
Roy Hefty
Monticello
Orangeville
Stella Hagen
Apple River
Leroy Road
Argyle
Emma Baker
Richard Bowden
Jordan
Hazel Tuller
Beloit
Ernest G. Miller
Juda
Hilda Johnson
John Meyer
Marian
Ralph Gapen
Milwaukee
John A. Kundert
Nebraska City Night Policeman Quashes Youth Petition
Nebraska City night officer Bossung heard youths circulating a petition to remove him. He confronted the group, whom he had recently arrested on traffic charges, and signed the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Raymond Bossung
Bossung
Barnard to Midwinter Music Clinic in Madison
More than 500 musicians will perform during the three day midwinter music clinic in Madison sponsored by the University of Wisconsin schools of music and education with the Wisconsin school music association. Allan F. Barnard and Gerald F. Fritz plan to attend along with guest conductors Peter Michelson Hugo Anhalt and speakers Dr. Sigfrid Prager and Dr. Frank Simon. Gunnar Johansen will give a piano recital as the association holds its annual meeting. Receipts from the free offering go to the uniform fund. Local visits note social visits among residents in Madison and surrounding towns.
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Madison
Allan F. Barnard
Gerald F. Fritz
South Wayne and
Gratiot
University of Wisconsin Schools of Music and Education
Wisconsin School Music Association
Gunnar Johansen
New Glarus Concert by Appolonia Zweifel Chorus
Appolonia Zweifel and the New Glarus chorus presented a well rendered program under music director Miss Rose Marie Rolph. The performance showcased strong vocal harmony and attentive ensemble work.
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Rose Marie Rolph
Rhubarb Pie Sparks Unexpected Duel in Florida
A quirky exchange recalls a long rhubarb pie joke as a well known cheese man seeks a gin rummy partner. His friend has gone to Florida, prompting a playful challenge about where fights arise and where they come from.
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Florida
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe
Wis
Associated Press National Act
Tae
Hilen Miapp
Detroit
U. S&s
Adjoiln
Vance
Associated Press
el Pews
Editorial
Wowards Zei
Kay
Leah
Burkhard
M. J. Knight
Herman A. Stuessy
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Bank
Charles B. Bolender
Parsons
Kas
Here
Evening Times
Union Presbyterian Church
University OF Dubuque Women's Choir
William A. Rozeboom
Reddy Kilowatt
Angel Care
Reddy
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Nelson Eddy
WBBM
WISN
WTAQ
Barnard
Midwinter
Louise Ginner
Rosa Reuter
William Hetty
Verona
William Palmer
Orville Lee
Jan
Margaret Luchsinger
Mary Luchsinger
Will Ptster
Milwallee
Eliza Abbotter
Orville Lee Home
Glarus
Appolonia Zweifel, der
Veterans’ Opportunity
P. O. Box
Lee’s
Baker's Book Store
Baker's
Leader
O.P.A
Leader Store
Joan Miller
Dixie Shop
Tread Right
Etter’s
Budd
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