Editorial on joining the United Nations and speed of action
The piece argues for quick U S ratification of the San Francisco UN pact to influence world safety before Berlin talks. It criticizes slow approval and cites Eisenhower, Stalin, Churchill, and legal limits, while urging transparency and public airing of international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Washington
World Security Organization
Cat
United States Senate
San Francisco
Truman
Berlin
Josef Stalin
Winston Churchill
United States
Britain
America
China
Japan
Stalin
Eisenhower
Senate
Casablanca
Teheran
Yalta
John Bull
Joe Stalin
Elinor Carlisle in Murder Case Darkens the Net
Poirot and Peter Lord weigh motives around Mary Gerrard’s morphine death and Elinor Carlisle as prime suspect. Hopkins the nurse shares views on Carlisle and Welman, while plans consider inheritance and Will issues as the investigation deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lord
Poirot
Elinor Carlisle
Elinor Aees
Mary Gerrard
Peter One Ak
Hopkins
Maidensford
O'Brien
Nurse Hopkins
Mary
Hercule Poirot
M. Poirot
Roderick Welman
Nurse O'Brien
Mrs. Welman
Lord
Bulmer
Elinor
Nurse Hopkin
Dr. Lord
Miss Carlisle
Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files 1935
Miss Katherine M. Trax and John D Germann Jr unite in marriage. Dr R W Bell of the U S Department of Agriculture confers with Robert E Hardell. Miss Louise G Severson former Monroe teacher wed to Osborne Iysne of Milwaukee. Milk delivered to limburger factories nets patrons about 1.25 for May. 25 Years Ago June 22 1920 Mrs K C Hurlbut dies in Shirland Ill. Invitations issued for Rev Charles A Bender to Miss Florence Giese. Claude A Roderick appointed assistant cashier of First National Bank. Four Monroe students attend 30th reunion of U W class of 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine M. Trax
John D. Germann, Jr
R. W. Bell
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Robert E. Hardell
Louise G. Severson
Monroe
Osborne Iysne
Milwaukee
Limburger
K. C. Hurlbut
Shirland
Ill
Charles A. Bender
Clarno
Florence Giese
Claude A. Roderick
First National Bank
U. W
President pays governor a ten dollar bet on mansion \
President Truman paid Gov. Mon Wallgren of Washington ten dollars after a bet on whether his governor's mansion would rival White House quarters. Senator Magnuson noted the wager and the governor’s residence comparison. Pvt. John Rusetos, Chicago, after a year overseas, heads to the USO in Salt Lake City for a 20 day furlough.
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Ailen-ielago Co
Peeitt
Monaboer
Wisconsin
Guesede Swebcom
Ruscon- Sin
absOinine
Associated Press
Olympia
Wash
Truman
Mon C. Wallgren
Washington
Magnuson
D-Wash
White House
Salt Lake City
John Rusetos
Chicago
Army Air Base
Wendover
USO
Monroe
County of
Green
State of
Chicks Survive After Egg Truck Spill in Springfield
A barrel rolled from a passing truck and spilled spoiled hatchery eggs on a Springfield street. About 60 chicks scattered in the mess and were quickly scooped up by a curious crowd before authorities arrived.
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Springfield
Ill
Fire Chief Admits Bed Smoking Burn Incident
Decatur Illinois fire chief Sam Crow admitted to friends he smoked in bed during a recent hospital stay. He said his pajamas caught fire and he suffered a minor burn while smoking in bed.
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Decatur, Ill
Sam Crow
Local Impressions and Visits As Residents Travel
Mrs. Donald L. Collins and Col. Orpha Green have returned from Green Bay after visiting Ed and Mrs. Condon. Brevities include Burgess Battery Company members enjoying a picnic in Decatur parks. Pearl Engebretson returns from St. Francis hospital Freeport.
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Orpha Green
Green Bay
Ed Condon
Lee
Burgess Battery Company
Decatur Parks
Pearl Engebretson
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
F. H. Davis
Milwaukee
Edgar Pinnow
Ida Tester
Black River Falls
Pinnow
Fred Mauermann
Elsie
H. D. Benjamin
Carrie Knudson
Rockford
Allie Knudson
Darrel Prisk
Chris Gempler
George Dixon
Madison
Atwood-Bright
Berg Guild House
August Nenneman
Tiffany
Francis Saunders
Gary
Lake Koshkonong
Faith Bowen
Geddis
S. D
Beatrice Visitors Include Twin Sisters and Local Relative
Miss May Bowen, daughter of Frank Bowen, a former local resident, arrives with Mrs. J. S. Taufman of Beatrice Nebraska for a family visit with twin sister Mrs. A. W. Reasa and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Bowen
Miss Bowen
Frank Bowen
J. S. Taufman
Beatrice
Neb
A. W. Reasa
Local Social Notes From Wisconsin Towns
New Glarus residents visit Milwaukee and Madison area relatives while others host or travel. Mrs. Hebal moves to Bloomington after serving as school principal. Camp Waubeck and Camp Atterbury appearances involve employment and service. multiple local names appear visiting Hazelbrush and other sites as a group tours continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Gunderson
Wiola
Eugene Strickler
Ila
Milwaukee
Max Faes
Boscobel
Chris Serafini
Thomas Allen
Kenneth Klassy
Kathryn
Carolyn
Monticello
Ida Figg
Frank Hebal
Robert
Bloomington
Hebal
John Heimann
Belleville
Andrew Heimann
Marie Stuckey
Camp Waubeck
Wisconsin Dells
William Rhodes
Camp
Atterbury
Ind
Clarence J. Hoesly
Chester Nesheim
Hazelbrush
Joe C. Hoesly
Arthur J. Theiler
Ray Meythaler
Selmar
Fishing trip heads to Minnesota for Syftelstad
Syftelstad departed Wednesday for Minnesota on a fishing trip. Raymond Lee served as a caller from New Glarus on Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas Brusveen of Monti pg also appeared as a caller, with the notice dated Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syftelstad
Minnesota
Raymond Lee
Glarus
Thomas Brusveen
Montipg
Congress Suspends OPA Probe Hearings to Next Wednesday
A congressional inquiry into OPA radio programs was suspended after Democratic members complained of wasted time. Committee Chairman Hart announced that further hearings of the House committee on un American activities would be deferred until next Wednesday.
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OPA
Washington
Hart
D-Nj
House Committee On UN
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WEED
Frank A. Buchler
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C. C. Brainard
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mt. Pleasant
Town Board of
Ray T. Silver
Earl Feldt
Carter Machine Shop
Brodhead
Donald L. Collins
New Glarus Township
New Glarus
County of Green
Ni. H. Kubly
Theo. Argue Burnett
Hefty Weed
Monroe Township
Town Board of Monroe
J. B. Scherer Town Chairman
Walter Stouffacher
Fred Kraus, Jr
Cadiz Township
Cadiz
Ole Sandley Town
John A. Hartwick
Bernard Staley
Washington Township
Town Board of Washington
D. W. Loveland Town Chairman
E. W. Marty Weed
Sylvester Township
Sylvester
W. C. Baumgartner Town Chairman
Paul Frederick Art Ludwig Weed Commissioners
Jordan Township
Jordan
Town Board of Jordan
Henry Aebly, Jr
Frank Bloom
Floyd Flannery
Weed Commissioners
Durfee Bros
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Adams Township
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Clarno Township
Percy Lichtenwalher
Fred Discher
Jefferson Township
Jefferson
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