Monroe Evening Times News and Subscription Rates Notice
The Monroe Evening Times announces its absorbed Daily Journal and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Wisconsin and adjoining states. It includes editorial notes citing James Russell Lowell and hopes for a rainier June to aid blooming plants. weather musings reflect a local tone.
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Bearer Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Ellery A. Odell
Monroe
Wis
Associated Press
Allen-Kapp
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Kean
Wisconsin
U.S
Press urges US Soviet cooperation through accurate information
A Pravda military editor told Inland Press Association in Chicago that US and Soviet Russia could cooperate if citizens receive sufficient correct information. He argued Soviet editors control print content, while American editors bear less responsibility for what is published. He praised reasonable leaders on both sides and urged gradual freedom of thought in the Soviet Union, noting Americans can choose papers with clear biases or impartial reporting.
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Pravda
Moscow
Kremlin
Inland Press Association
Chicago
United States
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Russia
U. Council
Unclear Turmoil In Azerbaijan Sparks Iranian Debate
The article notes vague trouble in Azerbaijan with residents of Tabriz cut off from outside news. Tehran denies major clashes while discussions focus on Russian influence. Evidence grows that Kremlin keeps Iran dispute in the foreground.
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Azerbaijan
Tabriz
Iran
Tehran
Azerasjan
Kremlin
Postwar diplomacy and the United Nations
The piece argues that diplomacy remains complex and that despite gains by the United Nations compared with the League of Nations, the United States under Byrnes and Truman has secured little in postwar talks. It notes concessions to Russia and Britain, loss of Iceland bases, and Allies extending holdings, with progress seen as gained by others rather than the United States.
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Gall Cochtteoegh’ Dt
United Nations
League of Nations
Americ
Russia
Britain
I Byrnes
Truman
Iceland
Sam
Case bill eyed as long overdue curb on railroad racketeers
The column argues the Case measure, though imperfect, would curb union racketeers and shift labor accountability toward workers as well as management. It contrasts the president’s personal stance with long range, fair legislation, noting the bill’s limited aim to temper labor abuses while avoiding blanket control.
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Congress
F. Whitney
Truman
United States
A. F. Whitney
A New Era Arrives In Rural Telephone Service
A rural service is being redesigned to resemble city lines. The shift, announced by AT&T vice president W H Harrison, will reduce party lines to eight or fewer and replace crank phones with dial sets or limited-ring lines. The move challenges the neighborliness of earlier rural life as progress arrives.
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Onevoygan Press
W. H. Harrison
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Waukegan Passes Poultry Regulation Ban on Crowing
The Waukegan city council approved an ordinance regulating poultry raising and making roosters crowing illegal. Council members noted the roosters may not understand the law, highlighting humorous enforcement questions.
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Waukegan
Waukegan City
Mystery in Elmpoint Apartment Revolves Around Missing Guest
Jane Applebee hosts a night for her author sister and guests at the Elmpoint estate. A glamorous visitor negotiates hidden motives while romantic entanglements surface as Margot Ingalls vanishes with a mysterious guest. Detective tension grows over cigarette butts and alibis.
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Jane Appidee
Jane Applebee
Neal Tarrant
New York
Neal
Kennard
Elmpoint
Dita Pearce
Jane
Brenda Knight
Dita
Margot Case-Ingalls
Hollywood
Hunt Berwick
Polly Woodfords
Deane Kennard
Tonio Valente
Margot
Deane
Hunt
Boston
Tonio
Claire Walling
Prisoner Spence Back in Confinement After Theater Incident
Pvt. Matthew Spence, a Baltimore inmate serving 10 years for robbery, was confined again after he accidentally sat on a criminal investigation department agent in a dark Paris theater. A bystander described the scene as the agent warning about crime in the cinema.
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Hot Seat
Paris
Matthew Spence
Baltimore
Criminal Investigation Department
Quacker the Madison Duck Becomes Classroom Model
Jimmie McCormick, 13, a pupil at Lowell school, keeps Quacker the duck as a pet and live drawing model. The duck follows him to class, ducks wings clipped nightly, and is a neighborhood favorite known for clowning during lessons.
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Mary
Jimmie McCormick
Madison
Lowell School
Jimmy
Jammy
Bert McCormick
AP Yoto
Jimmie
Quacker
New Members Include Quinn Thomann Grossen And Norder
Several new members listed with addresses and birth or joining dates. Terry Michael Quinn, Alice Ruth Thomann, Eldon Fredrick Grossen, Andrew Sulzer, and John Ralph Norder appear with residence details and scheduled dates in 194?
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Terry Michael Quinn
18Th St
Alice Ruth Thomann
Monticello
Eldon Fredrick Grossen
Andrew Sulzer
Ave
John Ralph Norder
8Th St
Flashes of Life and Daily Oddities Across Nations
War veterans at Del Mar hotel wore service uniforms for a memorial day turnover as guests spotted former officers among staff. Bread loaf weights puzzled Seattle housewives, while Princess Chichibu tended Hi gashiyama villa gardens, shown in Yomiuri reports.
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del Mar
Calif
Evening Times Club Membership Coupon Offer
A compact membership notice lists a coupon for the Evening Times Club. It mentions name and street details, a P.O. box or post office, and notes the recipient’s last birthday date. The readable fragments suggest a local club membership prompt with contact addresses.
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Evening Times Club
Birthdays Listed For Evening Times Club Members
A roster of upcoming birthday dates for Evening Times Club members is published listing names ages and locations such as Marian Hawthorne Carle Kundert Harvey Rosenstiel and others with dates June 2 to June 8. The note also includes a short gardening tip about judging radishes by leaf condition and advising a firm smooth form.
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Marian Louise Hawthorne
Monroe
Carle Kundert
Harvey Allen Rosenstiel
Janice Eileen King
Brodhead
Gerald H. van Wagenen
8Th St
Diane June Zwygart
Zeitle
Winslow
China Civil War Seen Heading To Final Clash
DeWitt MacKenzie reports that China faces a potential battlefield finish between Communist forces and Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist government. Reds hold Manchuria with 300k to 500k troops, while Chiang fields over 1 million, complicating peace hopes as Moscow ties suspected but denied.
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C. Marshall
America
China
Memorial
Nanking
Seale
Marshall
Chiang —Kai-shek
Associated Press
Spencer Davis
New York
Manchuria
Chiang
Moscow
Chou Ei No
Chungking
Chiang Kai-shek
Interesting Items From The Files Of The Evening Times
Ten year old items note Gordon Dunwiddie fatally hurt in a Montana motorcycle crash. William Bricklen dies in Jordan township. Frank Burton Green given last rites in Brodhead. Mrs. Dean Hawkins dies in Attica. Oscar Nelson of South Wayne dies. Emma Feller and Raymond Campbell wed. Samuel Harless of Orangeville seriously injured from a scaffold fall. Plus June 1 1921 items: Oklahoma City race riots kill over 60. Geraline Elizabeth Eaton dies. two million railway workers plan wage-cut meeting. Floyd Millard Campbell dies of appendicitis at 18 in Clarno. St John’s Evangelical church planners visit Milwaukee. Salt Lake telegram notes Jean Ward jokes about eating her hat over press deadline. hat eaten with strawberry sauce by Marilyn Merrell. university blames paper shortage.
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Gordon D. Dunwiddie
Montana
William Bricklen
Jordan Township
Brodhead
Frank Burton Green
Dean Hawkins
Attica
Oscar Nelson
South Wayne
Emma Feller
Raymond Campbell
Samuel Harless
Orangeville
Oklahoma City
Negigo
Geraline Elizabeth
Jay Eaton
Floyd Millard Campbell
Clarno
W. F. Trukenbrod
John Deininger
Andrew Heinzelman
Milwaukee
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Salt Lake City
Pretty Jean Ward
University of Utah
Marilyn Merrell
Jean
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