Appeal to Courts in a Land Where Innocent Proved Guilty
A columnist laments an era of bureaucratic power and harassment of business by gestapo like agents. He argues many citizens feel forced to quit business to survive, as politics may swing left and elections risk interference by CIO PAC and similar groups. The piece urges decisive action to restore order to the American system and avert property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gestapo
CIO
Cio-Pac
Nebraska
Harold Stassen
Fathers Day Reminder and Fatherly Portraits
Editorial notes Fathers Day falls near the calendar end of year. It jokes about gifts like ties and fishing tackle while praising Dad as a grand guy. It suggests telling him he looks better, and hints at using the day to show a sixth grader at our house the idea of celebrating Dad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Yan
Father
Case veto stirs debate on labor policy and democracy
The article argues the veto by President Truman left Labor measures unresolved, stressing the 2 3rds override hurdle and predicting active involvement by CIO PAC and other labor allies in the fall elections. It contrasts free enterprise with bureaucratic statism and warns of foreign policy cautions from Bevin and Byrnes amid postwar tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
CIO-1 Pac
New Deal Party
Russia
Hitler
Germany
America
Italy
Mussolini
Citzenry
Partico- Europe
What sort of thing did Mrs Ingalls promise you
Inspector Jarry questions Deane about a promised movie sale of his novel and Mrs Ingalls alleged influence. Deane describes the meeting at Miss Applebee's apartment, her flirtatious behavior, and his late arrival that hindered Neal’s opening. The inspector probes for omitted details about the Neal murder scene. Claire pushes for fuller disclosure as Kennard recalls impressions of a hidden murderer behind Neal's door.
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Inspector Barry
Miss Applebee
Boston
Neal
Merchants Limited
Penn Station
Tenth Street
Deane
Valente
Claire
Miss Walling
Kennard
Ingalls
Jane
Barry
Margot
Petrillo Surrenders To Court in Chicago
James Petrillo, AFL president, surrendered in federal court in Chicago on LEA law charges for calling a strike of three radio station librarians. He posted a $1,000 bond and withholds plea while motions and briefs are filed by July 15, August 5, and September 9 respectively. He declined further comment.
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Beery
James Pettlo
AFL
Federation of Musicians
LEA
United States
Petrillo
Joseph Padway
Federation
Walter J. LaBuy
Lab
Churches sfonticello and area service notes
Churches sfonticello and Washington Reformed list Sunday schedules. A. R. Achtemeier leads church school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 40 with music by the junior choir. sermon titled Some Results of Prayer. Washington Reformed to hold evening service led by C M Stauffer with motion pictures. Grace Evangelical under Rev W J Abe offers Sunday school 9 45 and worship 10 45 with sermon Some thing To Live For. Postville Memorial presents Sunday school 9 30 with classes for all supervised by superintendent.
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Postville Memorial Sunday School
Atomic plan may break Paris deadlock in four power talks
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the U S push for international control of atomic energy and a ban on the bomb could thaw the Paris talks among the big four and ease Europe’s split into two hostile camps. He notes Moscow’s expanding influence and predicts UN backing if the plan gains momentum.
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America
United Nations
Paris
Uncle Sam
Moscow
Washington
United States
Russia
Byrnes
Europe
Bevin
Stettin
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Roma
Hungary
Poland
Czecoslovakia
Finland
U. N. Organization
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Bernhard Baruch
U. N
Three War Heroes Receive Medal of Honor on White House Lawn
Marine Lt John H Leims Chicago. Technical Sgt Beauford T Anderson Soldiers Grove Wis. Pfc Dirk J Wing Grand Rapids Mich. three Midwest men honored by President Truman for valor in Pacific fighting including Iwo Jima Leyte and Okinawa. Anderson family present.
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Washington
Pacific
White House
Truman
John H. Leims
Chicago
Iwo Jima
Beauford T. Anderson
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Okinawa
Dirk J. Wing
Grand Rapids
Mich
32Nd
Red Arrow
Vance
Leyte
Philippines
Anderson
William Anderson
Helen Anderson
Bay Peterson
M. Carl Tureen
Wisconsin coach Stuhldreher addresses Monroe alumni club
From the Evening Times files dated June 15 1936 Harry Stuhldreher Wisconsin's new football coach addresses the Wisconsin university alumni club of Monroe John Kline is burned in a flare up of gasoline Harry Gardner Golden California visits Monroe after 36 years Ninety children enroll in vacation Bible school at St Johns Evangelical church Death claims Mrs Mary McCluskey former Monroe resident
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Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Wisconsin University
Monroe
John Kline
Harry Gardner
Golden Calif
St. John's Evangelical Church
Mary McCluskey
Flashes of Life: Doughnut Thieves Foiled by Squirrels
In Evanston two weeks of doughnut thefts ended when four squirrels brazenly opened a box and carried off a fat cruller. Police guard William Lawson watched as the animals caused the loss before escaping into nearby trees. In New Ulm a farmer’s lost spectacles were found by his sons in a hayload from the barn.
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Evanston
William Rogers
William Lawson
New Ulm
Mike Hegler
Hegler
Birthdays listed for Evening Times Club dates June 16 to June 21
The Evening Times Boys and Girls Club posts a birthday roster from Sunday June 16 through Saturday June 21 naming youths with ages and home routes or streets such as Ronald Blum 2 Monticello route 2 and Jackie Halverson 8 Juda route. The list includes many names, ages, and local routes across Monticello Albany Argyle Juda Beloit Monroe and related streets.
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Ronald Ivan Blum
Montivello
Keith Long
Brooklyn
Joseph Tschanz
Monroe
Patricia Ann Mayer
Browntown
Dianne Elmer
Eldon Frederick Grossen
Monticello
Jimmie Carroll
Albany
Doris Bohren
Juda
Clarence Herman Pluss
Marilyn Rose Schultz
Henry Blumer
Larry
John Klassy
Kenton Paul Potts
Russell Edward Berg
Argyle
Luann Rose Prien
Roger Eldon Saalsa
Gene Robert Frauchiger
Jackie Halverson
Toe
Howard Flannery
LaVerne John Schmerse
John Hefty
Priday
Peter Alois Buholzer
Blanch
Jardville
Harlan Harry” Prechel
Uth
Charlene Tourdot
Philip H. Moe
Woods Elaine Evelyn Moe
Woodford
William Pick
Manrbe Roate i
New Members Joyce Tene Fahrni Welcomed
New member Joyce Tene Fahrni of 106 Perry Street Mt Horeb will be nine on June 25.
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Joyce Tene Fahrni
Perry Street
Mt. Horeb
It May Be an Owl but Some Frightened Ones Deny It
Report of a nocturnal terror near 20th avenue and 15th street describes eerie noises and a hit on a resident, with victims fearing a creature not yet reported to police. Eyewitness accounts speculate it may be a son-screech owl or other animal, though no conclusive evidence exists.
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20Th Avenue
15Th Street
Tom Sawyer
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