Monroe Evening Times Carded History and Rates
Monore Evening Times notes its pecan founded date October 13 1898 and a 1927 absorption of Monroe Daily Journal with editor Emery A. Odell as president. It lists leased wire AP reports and subscription rates for in city and mail delivery, citing Wisconsin and adjoining states prices.
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Postwar diaries and rumors of axis leaders emerge
A passage through tangled tales notes diaries attributed to Mussolini Goering and Hitler with claims of ghostwritten works and preparations in Berlin. The piece quips on Hitler dental faith and the lure of sensational “diaries” while skeptically noting no Hitler diary has surfaced.
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Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Goerings
Hitler
Berlin
Hirohito
Motor car makers face price controls and cost probes
The article notes the CPA era of price fixing returning as car manufacturers prepare to set ceiling prices with cost estimates to the OPA. Firms avoid joint or individual talks over costs, fearing leakage, while workers face higher labor and material costs. The outcome hinges on keeping car prices affordable for wage earners.
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CPA
OPA
Moments in Mor genthau’s tenure prompt critics
A critique notes a discrepancy between public smiles and policy, suggesting treasury actions portend a future decrease next year. The author questions sportsmanship and references Mor genthau, counting eleven years of public visibility.
Lincoln County Officials Shuffle Jobs Amid Appointments
Lincoln County's prosecuting attorney and probate judge swapped positions after the county commission appointed the other to the vacancy, reflecting a tactical shift in local government.
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Lincoln County
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Elinor Carlisle in Welshmurder trial Chapter Thirty Two
Nurse OBrien testifies about the night of Mrs Welman death. Elinor Carlisle denies taking morphine and faces questions on engagement with Roderick Welman. The defense argues Mary Gerrard's possible motive and a second suspect with access to morphine.
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Hall
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Edwinaeoent Upinor
Edwin Bulmer
Nurse Hopkins
Mary Gerrard
Morphia
Edwin
Elinor Carlisle
Maryrd
Miss Carlisle
Mr. Welman
Roddy
Roderick Welman
Sir Edwin
Roderick
Laura
Mary
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
Recollections from July 9 1935 report Mrs Rose Wyman age 85 breaking a hip after a fall. Upstate New York flood disaster leaves 37 dead 3 missing. John L Streiff New Glarus blacksmith badly hurt by horse kick. Rolland E Keppler 14 drowns at Be loit Boy Scout camp inquest planned. Johnny Revolta wins Swiss cheese golf tourney with 138. Jimmie Forbes equalizes with 32.
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Rose Wyman
New York
John L. Streiff
New Glarus
Rolland E. Keppler
Beloit
Johnny Revolta
Jimmie Forbes
Ten E. Blackford
Lloyd George
Germany
Elsie Smith
New Glarus Cornet Band
New Glarus Ladies’ Quartet
L. L. Oldham
Holy Breeders
Monticello
One of Two Missing Jap POWs Is Found
FBI officers said Hirosawa Mitsuh ei, one of two Japanese prisoners who escaped Camp McCoy Wisconsin last week, was captured yesterday near Norwalk Monroe county and returned to the compound. The other prisoner Masomu Kita mura, 24, remained at large.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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FBI
Nomura probes for clues on unconditional surrender policy
The weekend spectacle shows Adm. Kichisaburo Nomura fishing for hints about what unconditional surrender entails. He warns that Allied casualties rise while Japan seeks salvage from defeat as China marks eight years of war and Churchill pledges unified victory efforts.
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Truman
Statement warns Japan of destruction if resistance persists
The speaker says if Japan continues to resist, its country will suffer the same ruin as Germany. He asserts no desire to destroy the Japanese people but argues only surrender can prevent further destruction. He adds that surrender could spare Japan further punishment and delay Russia's entry.
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Germany
Japan
Russia
First Group of War Prisoners Into Milwaukee
Col James W Fraser commander of the army’s disciplinary barracks says the first group of U S soldier prisoners arrives today in Milwaukee. The 175 parolees will act as trustees in civilian prisons and the regular prisoners follow in about two weeks. Milwaukee opposed the army’s use of the former house of correction. In Coventry England the British motorcycle industry has built 400000 motorcycles for the military since the war began.
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James W. Fraser
House of Correction
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Fraser
Milwaukee County
Coventry
England
Balance Sheet of Wisconsin Bank Dated July 1945
The document presents a 1945 balance sheet including capital accounts, common stock, undivided profits, reserves and liabilities totaling 7 988 026.77. It notes pledged assets for war liabilities and shows sworn notarial attestations by H C Roth cashier and directors Edw T Kundert Bruce M Blum Arthur P Benkert.
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Edw. T. Kundert
Bruce M. Blum
Arthur P. Benkert
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Wisconsin
County of
Green
Wilma Burgi
Wedded After 24-Hour Wait At Oconee Court House
Ellwood Jordan Adams 35 and Alice Ramey 19, from Clayburn Ga., arrived in Walhalla South Carolina to marry but faced a 24 hour wait law that took effect July 1. They spent the waiting period at the county courthouse until Deputy Probate Judge Isobel Turnbell officiated the ceremony.
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Clayburn
Oconee County
Ellwood Jordan Adams
Alice Ramey
Isobel Turnbell
Tax humor tugs at a Guam morale boost
Former Kansas City resident Alvin I Clutz now with the U S Army in Guam replied to a delinquent tax notice with humor praising the attorney for boosting troop morale by at least 50 percent. The attorney responded by inviting a future morale check and promised candy or cigars sent Guamward.
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Alvin I. Clutz
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Clutz
Army veteran joins navy in bell-bottoms tale
25 year old John Kenneth Smith, recently discharged from the army with 128 points, switches to naval service. He is a father of two and previously served as a machine gunner with the First army in France and Germany, taking his first crack at the axis.
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Kansas City
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France
Germany
Des Moines Man Fined for Reckless Driving After Molasses Fuel Excuse
William Humphrey, 50, faced reckless driving charges after claiming pranksters poured molasses into his gasoline tank forcing him to race and retard the engine to keep it running. Municipal Judge Harry B. Grund fined him $25.
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Mollasses Des Moines
William Humphrey
Harry B. Grund
Something to Crow About Chicago
Mrs Casimir Pawlaki kept a rooster eight hens and a guinea hen after neighbors complained of a 430 a m crowing. She said the birds were for a dinner for her son returning from Europe and police allowed them to stay.
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Chicago
Casimir Pawlaki
Europe
Vet-Union Bill Sparks Battle in Congress
Rep John E Rankin Mississippi Democrat touts a veterans rights bill to hire World War II vets without union dues even in closed shop plants. He argues it would stop strikes in defense industries while labor oppose and lawmakers face pressure from veterans and unions. Rankin's bill advances in veteran legislation committee amid potential floor fight.
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Washington
John E. Rankin
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Rankin
House
House Committee On
Gasoline Ration Holders Count by Category Report
The tally shows 22.8 million A ration holders plus 8 million B and 5.6 million C in the distribution. Officials provided the breakdown as part of the wartime fuel program updates.
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OPA
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