Editorial warns on end of price controls and OPA fate
The piece argues the United States may sign the death warrant for the Office of Price Administration as Senate actions strip ceilings on dairy meat and poultry. It predicts filibusters and a grave showdown with June 30 as the OPA's expiry, urging dismantling the bureau rather than partial continuation and likening it to Switzerland's wartime controls gone too far.
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United States
Erice of Price Administration
Truman
Tua
Senate
House
America
Switzerland
Smuts Warns UN Need Not Diminish Empire Defense
British leaders tailor speeches for domestic readers while pursuing the empire’s strength. Smuts cautions the League of Nations failed and urges nations to fortify defenses and rely on alliances, noting Britain’s reliance on Washington ties amid a fragile world order. He expresses guarded optimism for UN but doubts mutual trust among nations.
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Winston Churchill
Britain
Christian ‘Smuts
Union of South Africa
League of Nations
League
Washington
Smuts
Those Crown Jewels Worth 10 Million Dollars
The stolen Hessian crown jewels, valued at ten million, were taken by a pirate and a colonel and are expected to be restored to the Hessian royalty. Despite a romance around the gem theft, a quick return to owners seems unlikely as a solution to hunger elsewhere is dismissed.
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Wac
Germany
Intrigue Spreads as Margot Ingalls Case Deepens in Boston
Jane contends the murder mystery centers on Margot Ingalls and a shadowy ex-lover. Inspector Barry and Hunt Berwick discuss likely suspects while Neal hints at a high-society motive and Deane Kennard’s possible dramatization amid a citywide police inquiry.
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Ingalls
Neal
Eine
Hunt
New ¢ ‘York
Boston
Nea
New York
London
Deane Kennard
Pepe Coe Bart
Deane
Inspector
Barry
Miss Tarrant
Margot Ingalls
Jane's Reception
Hunt Berwick
Jane
Claire
Inspector Barry
Dita
Ling
Margot
Labor Bureau Appointees Named by Truman
Truman nominates three assistants to the Labor Department. John W. Gibson former Michigan CIO council chief and acting first assistant secretary, Philip Hannah Ohio federation of labor secretary measurer AFL representative, and David A. Morse Newark attorney general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board.
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Labor Bureau
Washington
Monroe Common Council Proceedings June 4 1946 Hearing on zone change and licenses
Monroe Wisconsin City Council met June 4 1946 with Mayor Buehler presiding Aldermen present Forcade Norton Schindler Tschudy Fritz Evenson Meythaler. A public hearing on a zone for Paul Rufenacht et al was held and dismissed after testimony. Numerous license actions were discussed including class B liquor licenses for many residents and clubs, a class A denial for Clarence Kempfert, and multiple approvals for pharmacist permits and malt beverage licenses.
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Council
Monroe
Wisconsin
Frank Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Schindler
Tschudy
Fritz
Evenson
Meythaler
Buehler
Paul Rufenacht
Rudy Reger Jr
L. A. Koenig
Burt Lynch
Universalist Church
Committee On Police and Safety
Liicenses
Eddie Lee Lindsay
Merlin L. Hasley
27Th Avenue
Board of Public Works
A. F. Rote Company
Townsend Club
J. T. Etter Jr
Ed Walter
Committee On
O'Keefe Soap & Supply Co
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Standard Oil Co
Green County Highway Department
Wenger & Burgy
Bond Carter Machine Shop
Western Union
Telegram Register of Deeds
Monroe Lumber & Fuel Co
Green County Lumber & Fuel Co
Burkhard Electric Co
Mc Doyle Electric Co
E. J. Norton
Fred A. Fritz
Henry Tschudy
Yoat Center
Cour
Alderman Norton
Eaten Council
City of
Rudy A. Krebs
Forest H. Riese
Beverage Tax Division
Treasury Department
State of Wisconsin
George J. Meythaler
T. Roy Evenson
Alderman Meythaler
Common J
Clarence F. Kempfert
11Th’ S Avenue
George J. Meythalery
Roy Evenson
Cee Tien
Alderman Evenson
Common Council
Committee On Licenses
Forsade
Indian Princes Face Shakeup as Nehru Pushes Democracy
News Views notes that Nehru calls for democratization of native states within a projected federal India. Many princes could be amalgamated or pensioned off, while a constitutional head of state role remains possible. The Nizam of Hyderabad is highlighted as the era’s wealthiest ruler, with vast jewels and a palace life. The piece frames princely rule as a fading, aristocratic institution in the move toward independence.
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India
Pandit Nehru
all-India Congress
Mahatma Gandhi
Nehru
Nizam of
Hyderabad
Kansas
Nizam
All- India Congress
British India
Amazing Hearing Aid Discovery Promises No Battery Pack
A new one unit hearing aid named X-Cell offers light weight wearability and no separate battery case. It claims full power for up to 50 hours, reduces battery changes, and can be self adjusted for comfort and better hearing. Makers Belltone, Dept 8219, Chicago, offer a free descriptive booklet and in home demonstration.
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Belltone
Dept
19Th St
Chicago
Til
Interesting Hems From the Files of The Evening Times June 19 1936
A June 1936 column recaps past brief items from The Evening Times decade notes. It mentions the Republican national convention in Cleveland, a furniture store fire blamed on combustion, local deaths Grace Flanagan Elizabeth Altman, a boy Neil Holcomb injures an arm, lightning shock for Martin Kubly, and other short items from 25 and EN years ago.
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Cleveland
London
Chambers
Grace M. Flanagan
Neil Holcomb
Elizabeth B. Altman
Mt. Pleasant
Martin Kubly
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Proceedings of Common Council
Committee On Claims
Ats Anaony Ordiv
Charles W. Scharer
11Th
Louis Pfund
10Th Street
Roy M. Grant
9Th Street
Grace McGrath
11Th Street
17Th Avenue
Arthur A. Hauser
16Th
R. Hyland
17Th
Michi Avenue
Robert E. Wenger
17th_ avenue
Edward H. Scharer
Uth Street
Arthur R. Spoerry
15Th H Avenue
Fred Beer Jr
12Th Street
Jacob H. Steffen
John Grossen
Louis R. Wolleson
Ernest A. Zumbach
Wilmer A. Palmer
17Th Street
Gebhard Hauser
Edward J. Becker
Thomas F. McArdle
16Th Avenue
Turner Hall Club
Louis J. Felder
Ernest Schmid
Harvey W. Mason
Walter F. Baumgartner
Darold R. Hamilton
Wm. E. Trukenbrod
Olga M. Voelkli
Robert J. Bowen
George L. Redman
John W. Tschanz
18Th Ave
James Green
Blumer Brewing Company
Ralph W. Haberman
Lcenses
George T. Meythaler
J. Norton
Roy Evens
Samuel Pilz
Highway 11
7Th Avenue
Forcad Norton
Friz Evenson
Page
DeWitt MacKenzie Nelle
the Mears
Harrow
Cambridge University
England
Karlen’s Bakery
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Thomas Gaughan
Prop
Fitton
Dad
Evening Times
W. H. Kachelhoffer
Russia
Pacific
Moscow
Kubly
Patrick O'Sullivan
Adams Township
Mae Benkett
Platteville Normal
Clifford Watch
Tom
ALL Brothers Company
Muncie, Ind
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