Realism and the North Atlantic alliance rise
Editorial argues the North Atlantic alliance commits the US to automatic military aid to treaty nations under attack, signaling a shift to realist, collective defense. It stresses the pact as a defensive bulwark against communism, with the US bearing a major burden and the alliance needing reciprocal commitments to be effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seuare
Russia
Saar
Moscow
U. N
Blame Game in Economic Policy Direction Questioned
The article critiques how politicians seek fault for conditions beyond their control and questions the presidents adviser Dr. Nourse. It notes the administration's past stance on business self regulation and price control and calls the blame game confusing for those blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nourse
Business Ways of
America
White House
Springtime Cleanup Urged as City Braces for Dusty Winds
The article urges residents and public workers to participate in a city cleanup drive to combat winter dust and wind damage. It notes wind storms causing eye and skin irritation and predicts a restored city after collective effort, while forecasting more severe weather from a weatherman's warning.
Britain seeks anti-aggressor bloc rally March 19 1939
A 1939 item notes Britain aims to unite anti-Hitler nations into a stop-Hitler coalition and fund a large defense program. Other brief items report fires, deaths and local civic moves in Green County areas with dates and names. Rural notices include farm incidents and community events across Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Oscar Evenson
Browntown
Walter Emil Voegels
Monticello
Annie Rangdina Erickson
Argyle
Chamber of Commerce
Green County Fair
Soap opera obsessions and a journalist's reminiscences
A columnist laments soap opera excesses featuring Stell Dallas and Mary Noble. He recalls car rides, crabbing plots, and a dismissive view of their creators, noting the shows recycle melodrama from older theater and press agent lore. The piece blends satire with nostalgia and hints at real-life advertising inside the fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noble
Stella Dallas
Stell
Mary
Mary Ballyhoo
Iowa
Dog House
Bur
Regina
National Biscuit Company
Defiant Senator Porter Bravely Defies School Consolidation Foes
Madison reports Sen. Foster Porter of Bloomington challenged critics from his district and the Wisconsin Rural School Boards association over plans to reorganize rural school districts. Porter, a governor’s education commission member, argued for bills to streamline school consolidation while opponents lobby against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bystrom
Madison
Foster Porter
Bloomington
Senate
Porter
Governor’s Commission For Improvement of Education
Wisconsin
Commission
Wisconsin Rural School Boards Association
Joseph Walsh
Potosi
Probation Aide Tops Primary For Children’s Court Judge
Milwaukee voters chose John J. Kenney chief probation officer with 16 032 votes in the primary to Rudolph Murdoch 15 742 while Civil Judge Robert C. Cannon led with 35 303 votes. The April 5 election will pit Kenney against Cannon for the children’s court judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John J. Kenney
Juvenile Court
Robert C. Cannon
Children’s Court
The
Election Commission
Kenney
Rudolph Murdoch
Cannon
Kenosha Man Bound Over In Auto Death Charge
George Barnes of Kenosha was bound over to the April term of circuit court on a negligent homicide charge. Bond set at $500 after Barnes was linked to the traffic death of Lorraine Solpime, 11, of Fifield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
George Barnes
Kenosha
Termis
Barnes
Lorraine Solpime
Fifield
Darlington School Spring Concert Set for Thursday
Darlington School hosts its annual spring concert in the gymnasium next Thursday evening. Directors Miss Mary Field and Robert Wood lead a program featuring the junior chorus of 40 voices, high school girls chorus of 83, mixed chorus of 55, and senior band of 75. Soloists include Peter Gilbertson with The Song of the Open Road Barbara Eastwood performing Ave Maria on French horn and Louis Taschik with Stars in the Velvety Sky. A triple trio will perform Moon Marketing. The department will attend the district festival in Lancaster on April 29 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Public School
Mary Field
Robert Wood
Peter Gilbertson
Barbara Eastwood
Ava Maria
Louis Taschek
Lancaster
Social notes from Spring Grove and area visits
Several local families and friends share weekend and weekday visits across Janesville Beloit Rockford and Brodhead. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Robert Mohns two week Mexico trip and Dr David Melbye Lanark Ill reporting Mrs Melbye’s recovery from a serious auto accident with their infant child also improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Fero
Whitewater
Luveana Hager
Janesville
Herbert Mohns
George Dammeier
Lewis Dammeier
Newton
Mohns
Robert Mohns
Mexico
Orla McClellan
Walter Swanberg Jr
Rockford
Roy Timm
Ben Heise
Kenneth Zimmerman
John Bridge
Beloit
Frank Montefeldt
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Jean Arndt
William Hawthorne
Russell Rosheisen
A. D. Rosheisen
Brodhead
David Melbye
Lanark
Ill
State Line Church
Melbye
Melbyes
Sniffenpup the Pup Brings Hope to Sandy’s Farm
Sandy brings home a dachshund like a Sniffenpup, a small odd looking mongrel with long ears and a bent tail. The neighbor dogs mock him and chase him, but the narrator explains dogs need time to accept differences. Sandy defends his new friend and vows friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Sniffenpup
Harry
New Members list with birth dates and addresses
A roster of new members includes Richard Glen Stoll route 2 born March 14 1944 Nancy Lee Lovelace Woodford born November 4 1938 Jeanette Mary Schlaff route 3 born March 23 1944 Marlene Ann Schneider route 1 New Glarus born April 2 1948 Lonna Mae Hartwig route 3 born April 23 1948 and Lonna Mae Hartwing route 3 born March 2 1946 Juda born March 22 1942 street born March 20 1944
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Volmary
6Th Street
Larry Robert Anderson
Blanchardville
Raymond Howard Foulker
Nancy Mae Anderson
Monticello
John Gordon Lisser
Argyle
Betty Jean Amans
Linda Kay Erickson
South Wayne
Gordon Kenneth Babler
Donald Mhoesly
Delores Ann Isely
J. John Gmar
New Glarus
Karen Lee Boeck
Jeanette Mary Schlaff
Marion Alma Kundert
16Th Avenue
Linda Lou Wieland
Brodhead
Christie Kay Wittner
Monroe
Marlies Bertha Meier
Charles William Huber
Richard Glen Stoll
Nancy Lee Lovelace
Woodford
Marlene Ann Schneider
Lonna Mae Hartwig
Lonna Mae Hartwing
Juda
Juniors Meet Monday at Juda High School
Members of the Juda Junior 4 H club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in Juda high school instead of March 28 New members will be received into the group at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda Jolly Juniors
Juda High School
Baya Weaver Birds Build Nests Overhanging Stream
The Baya Weaver birds construct their nests on tree branches above a stream and weight them with clay to keep them steady against breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Baking Contest Set for Green County Home Show
A baking contest features in the Green County Home Demonstration Clubs program at the Home and Food Show at Turner Hall April 6 7 8. Committee includes Mrs Frank Bloom Mrs Sam Waelti and Mrs Arthur Schroeder. Judges are Mary Logan Swift Co and Mildred Sackett Monroe High School home economics teacher. White bread cherry pie and unfrosted angel food cake are open to club entries. a recipe and baker and club name must accompany each exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Turner Hall
Frank Bloom
Sam Waelti
Arthur Schroeder
Mary Logan
Swift Co
Mildred Sackett
Monroe
Third Legion District Wins Schneller Trophy
Gordon Roseleip, commander of the Third Legion District, was notified he won the Schneller Doughboy trophy for the district achieving the greatest year over year percentage gain as of Feb 28. The district includes Green, Lafayette, Iowa, Richmond, Dane, Grant and Crawford counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Gordon Roseleip
The
American Legion
Schneller Doughboy
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Richmond
Dane
Grant
Crawford
Declamation winners to compete at Hollandale event
First place declamation winners from Blanchardville will advance to Hollandale next Thursday. Susan Barber Virginia Cleary Mary Aebersold Eldon Schroepfer and Mitzie Unterholzner earned honors in serious humorous non original and extemporaneous categories respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Argyle
New Glarus
Susan Barber
Virginia Cleary
Mary Aebersold
Eldon Schroepfer
Mitzie Unterholzner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
the Associated Press
Inland Dailyress Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
All West News
Editorial
Dawn of
Realism
Anna Sullivan
Gerald Sullivan
Harold McKinney
Boston
Evening Times
David S. Rose
Daniel W
Hoan
Racine Street
Lillie Morgan
Albany
W. D
Southern
Wisconsin Teachers Association
Racine
Roy Jaberg
Monroe Steam Laundry
Ruf
Thomas Watts
Hettinger County
N. C
Hugh Lichtenwalner
San Antonio
Tex
Chicago
John Enfield
Denver
Jacob Steinman
Jane Loveland
Argalus
County
Coshocton
J. A. Beidler
McKay's Hall
Josephine Weatherby
Shullsburg
C. S. Dodge
Edward Russell
Dumbarton
Janet Jennings
Washington
Havana
W. H. Catadine
First Ward
Frank Tripp
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Vem
Attleboro
Larry
Morgan Casey
Casey
Tessie Delrose
Tessie
South Carolina
Fanny
General
Hampshire
State Line
Walsh
Beloit, Wis
N. Melvin Laird
Marshfield
Department of Veterans Affairs
Laird
Swiss Cheese Shop
HIWAY
Santhia Bowes
Birmingham
Ala
Wee Tot
A. M. Bowes
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Wm. A
Happy
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Evening Times Club
Wis
Postoffice
Third Legion
Schneller Trophy
Thorp Finance Corp
Prilco
Philco
Milwaukee Journal
Louis E. Buri Electric CO
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