Journal explodes with labor seizures and meat board musings
In an editorial blend the Journal warns on federal seizure of unions and plants, citing Allis-Chalmers wisdom amid labor pressure. It contrasts wartime seizures with reconversion risks and urges balanced laws and penalties, while praising meat promotion prompts from the National Livestock and Meat Board and offering practical dining notes to stretch scarce supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Allis-Chalmers
Murder at Margot Ingalls Ends Quietly In Tenement
In a tense sequence Inspector Barry confronts Polly about Margot Ingalls murder. Margot is stabbed with a desk knife, and her body is removed as Dick Pearce Sr and the police tighten guards around the Lincoln's Field tenement. The narrator and Claire brace for further inquiry while old tensions flare over media coverage and protective plans. The chapter ends with the narrator discovering Margot’s letters, hinting at deeper secrets to unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Inspector Barry
Neal
Beause
Mademoiselle Tarrant
Madame Ingalls
Barry
Hunt
Margot
Rose
Claire
Mullins
Margot Ingalls
Elmpoint
Ili
Dita
Rosa
Lincolnsfield
Richard Pearce
Deane
Berwick
Pilot stopped by Virginia trooper for license check
Joseph Zamoiski of Baltimore, a pilot, says a state trooper flagged his car and asked for a pilot license. The officer teased him and let him go with a warning to slow down on the ground. The incident occurred as Zamoiski was driving fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Minded
Baltimore
Joseph Zamoiski
Virginia
Zamoiski
Church notices mix of services and events across denominations
A scanned church page lists Evangelical and Reformed, Union Presbyterian, New Apostolic, United Brethren and Catholic services. It details Sunday school times, morning worships, Pentecost observances, youth programs, special missions offerings, midweek prayers, vacation Bible schools, and a local fire brigade anecdote tied to community life.
Unniversalist Sermon Series on Job by Rev Howey at Mt Olive
Unniversalist themed sermon from Rev D Anrew Howey continues a series on Job at 10 45 am service with a message for returning students. Children's day observed June 23 at Mt Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod with Rev Elder A Toepel. Divine service at 9 30 am. Monroe and Browntown Methodist Dr Charles A Briggs minister. Monroe church school 10 40 am. Methodist student lay program Increasing in Wisdom and Stature. Methodist Youth Fellowship at 4 30 pm. Brown church 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’s Evangelical and Reformed Penecost
Western Region Youth Fellowship
P.C. Kehle
Alvin C. Rabehl
Matt Stauffacher
New Apostolic
R. H. Scharnweber
D. Anrew Howey
Mt. Olive Lutheran
Wisconsin Synod
Elder A. Toepel
Divine Service
Monroe
Browntown
Charles A. Briggs
A.m. Church School
Methodist
Brown
Local church notices list services and Sunday schools
A fragmented notice listing worship times and Sunday school sessions across multiple churches. Entries include Sacred School worships, Children Day programs, and church picnics, with pastors such as W. W. C. Snow and Homer Retz att. Staver, Newell Mendenhall, J. L. Haack, and E. F. Also notes German Pentecost service at St. Pauls in Wayne township and various locations like Woodford Lamont Gratiot and Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Snow
Woodford
Lamont
Wayne
Gratiot
Browntown
J. L. Haack
Church of ‘Peace
Jordan Church
St. Paul's Church
Wayne Township
Brodhead Community Notes and Visits Report
Mrs Edith Ramage of Racine returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Glenn Condon. Charlene Edwards, nursing student in Madison, visited. Bethlehem ladies met at Berg Guild House. Obenshain and Swartz families from Sacrament and Madison visited. Mrs Mattie Lake and Mr Stanley Wilsey of Rockford were callers. Harry Silverthorne and family visited. Junior program by Minnie Collins students at Congregational church. Fifty third annual high school reunion held with 150 present. Barbara Garwig, Milton College student, to spend summer with Ed and Mrs Garwig. Nomura to resign soon from Japanese privy council amid purge directives. Suzuki and Takashi Isaka also expected to resign. Peat origin in bogs noted as coal evolution stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ramage
Racine
Glenn Condon
Charlene Edwards
Madison
Bethlehem
Berg Guild
Obenshain
Cal
Ley Swartz
Max Zimmerman
Janesville
Mattie Lake
Stanley Wilsey
Rockford
Harry Silverthorne
Minnie Collins
Congregational Church
Barbara Garwig
Milton College
Ed Garwig
Britain Rebuffs Appeasement as Peace Talks Loom
Britain's two day debate on foreign policy shows both Labour and Conservatives reject appeasement of Russia. John Bull may push to bring Moscow into a wider European settlement or have postwar peace pacts signed regardless of Russia. Bevin says peace requires Russia in the settlement, while Attlee notes Moscow seeks world communist security and could threaten peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Russia
Paris
John Bull
United Nations
England
Chamberlain
Hitler
Fuehrer
Munich
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Nuernberg
Wilhelm Keitel
House of Commons
Churchill
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
London
Washington
Ernest Bevin
Attlee
Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files
Ten years ago on June 7 1936 R W Prien was elected president of the Normal alumni association with Emma Louise Deininger as vice president Irene Olson as secretary and Werner Blum as treasurer A traveling cheese laboratory led by Robert E Hardell and A James Boyer arrived in Monroe Fred Feutz was to succeed Hardell Swiss socialists voted against national defense appropriations by 263 to 255 Five years earlier on June 7 1921 Green county had 67 alien residents seeking second naturalization papers An installment of 50 million gold marks was transferred to US Federal Reserve banks to apply to Germanys indemnity Sgt Ernest Dueller funeral services were planned pallbearers were Harry Nesler Kaiser Vogel Arthur Jaggi Fred Kuebli Rudy Zweiel and J Burdette Purdy In Pompeii bakers stamped loaves with their names to fix responsibility or weight and purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Prien
Normal Alumni Association
Emma Louise —Deininger
Irene Olson
Werner Blum
Monroe
Robert E. Hardell
A. James Boyer
Fred Feutz
Hardell
Green County
Federal Reserve Banks
Germany
Ernest “Dueller
Harry Xesler
Kaiser Vogel
Arthur Jaggi
Fred Kuebli
Rudy Zwei~el
J. Burdette Purdy
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Tinks CO
Mater Pull
Wikk
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New York
Detroit
Cenin
Wisconsin
Wiscor- Sen
Aloutn
Scherwine
Editorial
National Livestock and Meat Board
Austin
Warren R. Austin
R-Vi
Foreign Relations Committee
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
U. S
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
Hilta Anne Co . No
Mar
Ingalls
Associated Press
Trico
Blades Motors
Burkhard Auto Electric
Church News
Union Presbyterian
Jesus
Emma Buehler
United Brethren
Warren W. Sutton
Methodist Church
Aid Society
Fred Fink
Cedarville
Bernard Swanson
C. J. Beatty
Jamestown
Donal Sales
Lakewood
George ‘Blackstone
Bard College
Christian Science
God
St. Victor’s Catholic
N. M
St. Victor's
Wild West
C. McCollow
Western Cattle Country
Chicago
John Moynahan
Town Hall
Moynahan
Peter Harlib
Harlib
New Duty
Omaha
Arthur Jensen
Seventh Service Command
Jensen
del Mclare
Oklahoma City Airlines
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
Clark Gardner Sage, Lowa
Priday
Grace Lutheran Sunday School
Luther League
Girls’ Missionary Society
Newell Mendenhall
Clarno Staver Jarno
Verna
Kubly
Staver
Frank Busjalon
Homer Retzatt
Brodhead
Donald L. Collins
Nomura
Tokyo
Nam
Nichisaburo Nomura
Privy Council
Pearl Harbor
General MacArthur
Baron Adm
Kantaro Suzuki
Takashi Isaka
15Th Street
Emma Dale
Roy Craige
Attorneys At Law
Monroe, Wis
By DeWitt MacKenzie
Avestock
Write Farm Auction Service, Inc
A.C Schmid
Evening Times
Pompeii
Argyle
Darlington
Platteville
Freeport
Monroe Lye
Union Bus Depot
Cadiz Methodist Episcopal Church
Peterson & Kittelsen
First National Bank Bidg
Trustees of
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Roberta Kolb
15Th Ave
Wis
Regex and
Johnson
Reger and
16Th Avenue
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