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Five Investigations Complicate U.S. Aid Debate
The article notes five parallel government probes in the same field as an illogical situation. It discusses Secretary Marshall's stance on aid to needy nations, the need for Europe to show self-help, and Congress deciding amounts after proof of European effort. A 19 member committee headed by Harriman is to judge safe aid, duplicating earlier committees and a House review led by Speier and Martin Jr.
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Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times July 36 1937
Old coins found in Tur hall cornerstone. Donald K Monticello directs a 25 piece orchestra in Madison theater. Mrs Maude Knight dies in Albany district. Nathan Sweet to compete in 4 H health event at state fair. Mrs William Beckman lands catfish catch. Josephine Nalty Mays trombone with Zelma Ham s Musette Six at Bluff park. William Musser visits friends in Mary Wyss. bride of Tony DeBiasio Argyle. Louis Felder buys North Side Gas market from Jake Kubly.
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Zelma Hams
Musette
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Switzerland
Tony DeBiasio
Argyle
Louis Felder
North Side
Jake Kubly
Full Circle in Smokes Berlin Berlin's Blackmar in American Cigarets
A U S Army employee reports a German BYTO offered to sell or barter 50 000 cartons of popular American cigarette brands. The note claims American growers sold to Germans then soldiers and civilians bought cheap, now Germans seek to export to Americans.
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Monroe Eases Tree Damage After Saturday Night Storm
City residents plan cleanup after a storm left many trees with broken branches. Workers will prune branches near trunks and treat wounds with carbolineum to prevent rot and aid healing.
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Mary Raider letter reveals she bicycled abroad
Anne and Philip read a letter from Mary Raider saying she is having a good time and bought a bicycle after arriving with one missing front tooth noted by Sheila. The scene contrasts Sheila’s quick gift giving with Anne’s self doubt as tensions rise over Sheila’s influence and the cottage trip ending with a cliffhanger To Be Continued.
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Quiet House After Mary Leaves for Sheila Visit
Philip and Anne navigate jealousy and longing as Mary departs for Sheila with plans for a cottage stay on Merrimac. Tensions rise over Sheila and Mary’s needs, while Philip worries about commitment and Anne’s growing distance amid family changes.
Union Pushes for Full Crew on Diesel Trains
Union leaders demand a full crew for every power unit on diesel locomotives and oppose long freight trains. They claim shorter trains would increase crews, locomotives, and yard needs, raising costs and jobs, with safety and efficiency arguments amid plans for incidental service pay.
Orangeville Entertainers Host Family Guests
Mrs Lena Arn gave a Sunday gathering for relatives including Mr and Mrs Ernest Nyquist and daughter of Rockford Mr and Mrs Richard Haas and family of Brown Town and Mr and Mrs Alvin Kopp and family of Beloit Also present were Mr and Mrs Max Martin and children from Milwaukee as they spend their vacation at the farm.
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Milwaukee
Turkeys Said Found By Cortes In 1519 Mexico Invasion
Report notes that Hernando Cortes allegedly found turkeys during his 1519 invasion of Mexico, a detail echoed in some historical summaries. The claim links Cortes to the birds as part of early New World encounters.
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