Monroe Evening Times Founded October 15 1900
The Monroe Evening Times, serving Monroe Wisconsin, notes its founding and history with references to ownership and publication details. The piece mentions the Monroe Daily Journal absorption and the role of The Associated Press in providing news dispatches and advertising representation.
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Monroe Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times
Euery A. Odell
Monroe, Wis
Associated Press
Allen-kiapp Co
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New York
Detroit
Associated Preaste
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Jornd News
Trieste Peace Talks Stall As Allies Debate Settlement
An editorial notes foreign ministers remain deadlocked over starting peace negotiations for Trieste. It recalls Trieste’s long history under Roman, Austrian, French, and Italian influence, and questions how two major Allies can allow a small port city to dominate destinies of millions.
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Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Vespasian
Gulf of
Adriatic Sea
OPA Fight Looms As June Deadline Nears In Washington
Washington faces a late June deadline with no decision on extending the office of price administration. A veto by President Truman seems likely as Congress debates reform measures and possible rent controls. The political fallout, party leadership struggles, and looming shifts toward supply and demand laws promise a period of uncertainty and maneuvering ahead.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
Senate
Truman
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House of Representatives
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of Representatives
Democratic Party
Keeping Monroe Beautiful Through Civic Cleanliness
A foreign report praises Russian cleanliness and contrasts it with American litter. The Monroe community is urged to curb waste by citizens and visitors alike, noting that ongoing vigilance and collective effort keep the city bright.
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Moscow
United Press
Portland
Press-Herald
Monroe
Murder trial twists and a killer’s caviar clue
Inspector Barry grills Jane after a chilling inquest into Margot’s death. Jane recalls Deane’s caviar scheme and Hunt’s aid as clues surface from Polly Woodford’s scandal, while Brenda Knight arrives with fresh shock as the case heads toward a courtroom finale.
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Deane
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Chicago
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Claire
Neal
Valente
Congress Frustrating Session Foreshadows 1948 Reckoning
The piece argues the current Congress has stalled on key labor issues and may derail the administration’s plans, potentially aiding Republican chances in the 1948 elections. It notes a fragile White House leadership and the hope that shifts in control could alter the political landscape, with the session remembered as ineffectual.
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White House
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Senate
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Wisconsin Education Behind in National School Effort
A Milwaukee Journal analysis discusses Wisconsin’s inadequate schooling despite high ability to pay. Prof Roy C Woods ranks Wisconsin 12th in need and 25th in effort, with Michigan Indiana Illinois above Wisconsin in effort, while Wisconsin leads in ability to pay. The piece urges acknowledgement of education shortfalls.
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Muwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
Roy C. Woods
Huntington
W. Va
American School Board Journal
Woods
Fort
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Educaon
Professor Woods
Wiscornsin
Flashes of Life Short News Briefs Across States
Kansas City report says George R. Walling dropped a dime in a bus terminal and lost his billfold containing $1,000 while searching for the dime. He found the dime but not the billfold. In Omaha Marty Kap 18 led on the final lap of a swimming race but faded to finish second. The county judge issued a marriage license to Edward Hard Heart and Ruth Poor Bear of Minatare Nebraska.
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Kansas City
George R. Walling
Albuquerque
Omaha
Marty Kap
Edward Hard Heart
Ruth Poor Bear
Minatare
Neb
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
A collection of local notes reports social visits in Renwick Clarno Beloit Twin Grove Rock Grove and Madison. It cites a high school meeting to elect a clerk and notes births visits and community events including a painting project at a Baptist church and a cancer drive finale. A lawn party fundraiser is planned at Hidalgo county court house with attendees asked to bring lawn care tools.
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Meinard Babler
Renwick
Barbara Norder
Valeria Grenzow
Homer Retzlaff
Clarno
Glen Boyer
Eugene Beley
Beloit
Ralph Bridge
E. B. Lewis
Madison
Leland Boyer
James
Royal Neighbor Lodge
John Emerick
Twin Grove
John Beightol
Russel Carter
Ch Fren
Bridgeport
Arthur Kramer
Rock Grove
The
Baptist Church
Newman
Clayton Matzke
Elmer Dixon
Jun Lor Chamber of Commerce
Hidalgo County
Nehru Arrest Shakes Indian Independence Talks
DeWitt Mackenzie notes the Kashmiri arrest of Pandit Nehru halts New Delhi negotiations on independence. The incident stirs mass politics across India while highlighting Hindu Muslim tensions and rising public calls for freedom, education, and industrial progress. The piece reflects on Gandhi’s influence and the United Nations as a peace-building force.
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Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
all-India Congress
New Delhi
Hindustan
Pandit Nehru
Love
Nehru
Sheik Abdullah
Hari Singh
Gandhi
India
Pandit
India Congress
England
United Nations
Orient
Miss Dorothy Richter and Clayton Ostby wed in Argyle
From the files of The Evening Times dating June 22 1936 reports the marriage of Miss Dorothy A Richter and Clayton M Ostby in Argyle. Also notes F M Confer Jr Chicago injured by air in Madison while attending cremation services for Mrs Carrie Confer. Other items reference 25 years ago 1921 Oswald Geiger dies in Minneapolis Monroe sales Ford agency and Kiwanis talk plus a band concert duet Goodbye Annabelle Lee.
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Dorothy A. Richter
Clayton M. Ostby
Argyle
F. M. Confer Jr
Chicago
Madison
Carrie Confer
Philadelphia
Oswald Geiger
New Glarus
Minneapolis
Monroe Sales Company
Ford Agency
Nathaniel G. Preston
Brodhead
C. D. Hardy
Swift & Co
Kiwanis Club
Annabelle Lee
F. L. Hodges
George D. VanWagenen
Hungarian Wealth Budapest Note Circulates Amid Hyperinflation
Hungary faces an inflationary spiral as a 1 billion yengo note circulates with a value of about 26 cents, far from its wartime exchange value of 2 trillion dollars. Government officials, unfazed, expect stabilization efforts by August 1 despite the scale of the crisis.
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Budapest
Hungary
Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Membership Coupon
A brief notice invites boys and girls up to 12 to join the Evening Times Club. Fill out the coupon carefully and mail it to the Monroe Evening Times at Mon Street or R. F. C. Post Office.
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Carrier Boys Praised by Intl Circulation Chief
International Circulation Managers Association president James F. Jae of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat lauded newspaper carriers as representatives of the finest citizenship. Speaking to 500 delegates, he urged higher standards and said many of the half million boys selling papers gain experience to become business owners.
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James F. Jae
International Circulation Managers Association
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Near Perfect Practice Drop Reports Strong Atomic Test
Major Harold H. Wood scored in an almost perfect burst during a semi final practice drop for the July test. Brig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey and Brig. Gen. Powers noted it as the best drop so far, with Col. W. H. Blanchard and Maj. Woodrow Swancutt in position for observation. The final full dress drop is set for Sunday and reporters will be flown over Kikina for observation.
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Waytemn
Harold H. Wood
Roger M. Ramey
20Th Bombing Command
Thomas Powers
Army Atomic Test Operations
Col
W. H. Blanchard
Chelsea
Mass
509Th Composite Group
Roswell
N. M. Ramey
Woodrow P. Swancutt
Wisconsin Rapids
Blanchard
Kwaipalein
Kikini
Birthdays in Evening Times Club List by Date
A local listing shows names and ages for children with birthdays spread across June. Entries include Barbara Friedli eleven Monroe Route 1 and Vincent Houser thirteen Monroe Route 5 on Sunday June 23, through to Walter Schroeder nine Monroe Route 5 on Saturday June 29.
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Barbara Friedli
Monroe
Vincent Houser
Jeanne Marilyn Bidlingmaier
JoAnne LaVon Helmeid
Kenneth Klossner
Albany
Joyce Hene Fahrni
Mt. Horeb
Niel Jay Jensen
Beloit
Glenn F. Gruenberg
Karen Rae Schlittler
Monticello
Joyce M. Zimmerman
Judith Ann Thomann
Richard John Fahrney
Rio
Jerry Wenger
Edith Elaine Qualey
Mary Jean Baehler
Blancnardville
Gloria Indergand
JoAnn Kohl
17Th Street
Jean Evelyn Gordee
Woodford
Richard Kissing
Henny Tschanz
Jean Marie Rutsch
Adelf Schindler
Freeport
Rolf Roland Fritz
Madison
Walter Schroeder
Nine motorcycle fatalities reported in Wisconsin this year
Madison Wisconsin today the safety division of the state motor vehicle department reported nine motorcycle deaths this year reflecting ongoing highway dangers in the year’s first months.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Fourth of July Noisemakers Return for 1946
The Associated Press reports millions of children will enjoy pre war style noisemakers for Independence Day. After wartime restrictions, horns, fifes, balloons and other toys return in volume. Rubber balls, hats, favors, and pop guns join the celebration.
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Junior
Toy Association
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