AP News Overview and City Subscription Rates
Full leased wire reports from the Associated Press covering nationsl Iadiatives Chicago New York Detroit. City delivery options include carrier lock box or general delivery at 20 cents a week. single copies 5 cents. Subscription rates list six months 3 335, three months 3200, one month .75c. Wisconsin and adjoining states mail rates: one year 30.00, six months 3.25, three months 1.75, one month . Ide. AP retains rights to publish its dispatches and local news with republication restrictions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Detroit
City OF Monkor
Wisconsin
Bews
Pet Olbet
Will and secrets swirl in a graveyard of Hunterbury
In this excerpt from the Agatha Christie tale, Elinor Carlisle contemplates a will amid nervous tensions at Hunterbury. Dr. Lord probes her motives while Mary Gerrard’s future and Mrs. Welman’s past entwine with rumors of romance and a lunatic asylum. A letter from Nurse O'Brien reveals shared suspicions about Sir Lewis Rycroft and old loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Elinor Carlisle
Elinor
Walien
Nurse Hopkins
Dr. Lord
Peter Lord
Mary Gerrard
Lord
Laura
Mr. Seddon
Roderick Welman
Roddy
Hunterbury
Nurse O’brien
Laborough Court
Hopkins
Lewis
Lewis Rycroft
Forbes Park
17Th Lancers
Mrs. Welman
Ted Bigland
London
Gerrard
China
Premier Suzuki's bold war rhetoric stirs caution in wartime tone
The columnist critiques Suzuki's boasts of victory through bombing and mettle, warning that overconfidence costs and that Japanese resolve may grow stronger. He notes American air raids and strategic pressures, emphasizing serious consequences for morale and production as the war continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzuki
Japan
Okinawa
Arnold
le May
Mr. Suzuki
MacArthur
Nimitz
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Green County Leads In Prosperity Of Local Land Use
The editorial notes Green County prosperity by real estate levy sales in 1943, with the county collecting less than half a percent of the levy. Ozaukee shows a similar figure, Washoe area follows state law, and the piece praises industrious land use and minimal tax loss across acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Ozaukee
Propaganda shifts focus to funding and climate claims
The piece alleges propaganda efforts expanded payrolls over two years and claims financiers range from wealthy nations to distressed states. It questions sources of money for relief societies and criticizes Washington DC climate comparisons and UN envoy entertainments amid war fund drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
San Francisco
National War Fund
Washington
Sound And Fury Bloomington Tl Percussion Section Adorns Show
The Bloomington normal symphony orchestra percussion section is on a sound footing with new ad mbraphone angle cymbals bells and coconut shells. For special occasions they add thunder and wind machines to the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sound and Fury
Bloomington
Bloomington Normal Symphony Orchestra
Weed Notice for Monroe Wisconsin Landowners
City of Monroe notice requires all landowners to eradicate listed weeds including Canadian thistle charlock ragweed poison ivy snapdragon and others on all lands they control up to adjacent highways to prevent seeding. Failure to comply may incur a fine of not less than five hundred dollars under Section 94.20 of the Wisconsin Statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
County of
Green
State of
Wisconsin
Mt. Pleasant
New Glarus
County of Green
Cadiz
Jordan
Sylvester
Jefferson
Washington
Adams
Clarno
County 4 H Livestock Judging Held on Farms
The county 4-H livestock judging contest was held Monday on farms between Freeport and Lena with 60 contestants. Dairy team winners were Rock Grove and Greenville tied for first, Orangeville Hustlers second, Falstock Florence club first, Orangeville second, Lena third. individual dairy winners included W Werkheiser Pearl City first and George Shippy Rock Grove second. Fatstock results listed Duane Schneider Richland Center first, George Maxey Florence second, Kenneth Kortner Pearl City third, Calvin Buttel Silver Creek fourth, Alvin Busjahnl Lena fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Times Special Service
Freeport
Lena
Rock Grove
Greenville
Orangeville Hustlers
Falstock
Florence Club
W. Werkheiser
Pearl City
George Shippy
John Kummer
Bob Kaiser
Melvin Kempel
Fatstock
Duane Schneider
Richland Center
George Maxey
Florence
Kenneth Kortner
Calvin Buttel
Silver Creek
Alvin Busjahn
Army Air Forces Education Unit Demonstration in Madison
Madison hosts an Army Air Forces Education Unit on June 18 and 19 at the Memorial Union from 1 to 4 pm. Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction arranges the event to obtain air corps equipment for shops and labs. School boards should send one representative to learn about available equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Madison
Army Air Force
Memorial Union
State of Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Air Corps
New Glarus Flyers Nordeen Hoesly and Julian El Mer
New Glarus residents Nordeen Hoesly and Julian El Mer own a small plane and have earned flying hours credits to satisfy licensure requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus Fliers
Nordeen Hoesly
Julian Elmer
New Glarus
Clamp on sugar stocks tightens civilian rations
Washington reports the War Food Administration orders fixed quotas for all buyers to ensure fair distribution. Civilian sugar allocation for July to September drops by 10 000 tons to 1 380 000 tons. In Yakima chairman Anderson notes the House food investigation panel hopes Philippine production can augment supplies this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Army
Yakima
Wash
Anderson
D-Nm
House Food Investigating Committee
Tarred trench mishap near Salt Lake City ends with rescue
In Salt Lake City area, 11 year old Philip Sylvester and a pet goat fell into a tar filled trench during paving work. A bystander, 17 year old Jim Oviatt, helped pull him out, aided by six men with boards and sticks. In Albuquerque Weldon Owens signed the wrong dotted line and was made bridegroom by district court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Philip Sylvester
Phil
Jim Oviatt
Nanny
Lunk
Albuquerque
Weldon Owens
Missing Egg Disrupts Swedish Coffee Tradition Picnic
In Holdrege Nebraska Stewart Carlson faced an odd lapse at a family picnic as the traditional coffee brewed over an open fire lacked the customary egg. Carlson pondered the missing element amid rustic, communal food customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdrege
Neb
Stewart Carlson
Carlson
Bird Sighting Over Carlson As Egg Drops In Cup
An odd moment unfolds as an egg plops into Carlson's cup while he notices a bird perched on a tree branch directly above. The incident captures a brief clash of ordinary movements and a perched observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Mexican Army Typist Wins Typewriter Tornado Title
Second Sgt. Hector Felipe Jiminez Rubio, attached to Lowry Field, saved the day by typing 120 words per minute in English. He notes English verbs overwhelm him, and he has had too much KP, though he enjoys the temporary assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hector Felipe Jiminez Rubio
Lowryfield
Blind Bert Iverson Detects Counterfeit Bills
System Salt Lake City reports Blind Bert M. Iverson can spot counterfeit money by asking people whose picture is on the bill, a question that catches cheaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Bert M. Iverson
George White Reports Missing Fortune After Carnival Booth Visit
In Salt Lake City a man named George White visited a fortune teller booth at a suburban carnival. He told police his wallet containing his fortune was missing after he emerged from the booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
George White
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
A June 15 1935 roundup notes Henry Trumpy Jr injured in a collision near Jenny cheese factory Clarno Leon Strasser suffers a broken hand in a boxing match The Times promotes a community cooking school by Thelma Bly Biggs 4 H singing group wins county contest Also references a 1920 death in California and a reunion of the H S class of 1895 with listed alumni names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Trumpy, Jr
Jenny Cheese Factory
Clarno
Leon Strasser
Thelma Bly
Biggs
Jane Mitchell
California
F. Q. Ball
Oak Park
F. B. Luchsinger
Baraboo
H. S
Fred Tschudy
Jacob Reger, Jr
Grace Byers
Nettie Tschudy
Elsie Smith
Grant A. Wells
Charles B. Bolender
Frank Honeywell
Louis Schuetze
L. A. Moore
Republican State Chairman vows to quit without party aid
Madison reports Thomas E. Coleman, head of the Republican state voluntary committee, told a joint legislative caucus he will resign unless the party commits to active candidate work for state offices. He urged the state organization and county chairs to seek and endorse strong candidates and end neutrality in state nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Thomas E. Coleman
Republican State Voluntary Committee
Coleman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agatha Christie
Eileen O’brien
MacKenzie
Editorial
Carter Machine Shop Telephone
Monroe, Wis
WEED
Frank A. Buchler
City of
Wis
C. C. Brainard
Judge County
Mt. Pleasant Township
Town Board of
Ray T. Silver
Earl Feldt
New Glarus Township
Ni. H. Kubly
Theo. Argue Burnett
Hefty Weed
Cadiz Township
Ole Sandley Town
John A. Hartwick
Monroe Township
Town Board of Monroe
J. B. Scherer Town Chairman
Walter Stauffacher
Fred Kraus, Jr
Evening Times
Farm Fuction Service, Inc
A. C. Schmid
Jordan Township
Town Board of Jordan
Henry Aebly, Jr
Frank Bloom
Floyd Flannery
Weed Commissioners
Sylvester Township
W. C. Baumgartner Town Chairman
Paul Frederick Art Ludwig Weed Commissioners
Jefferson Township
Town Board of Jefferson
Andrew R
Roy Miller Weed
Washington Township
Town Board of Washington
D. W. Loveland Town Chairman
E. W. Marty Weed
Adams Township
Bidlingmaier Town
Christ A. Moen Weed
Clarno Township
Percy Lichtenwalner
Fred Discher
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!