Monroe Evening Times and Monroe Daily Journal records
Historical outline notes the Monroe Evening Times established October 1, 18 with Monroe Daily Journal in 1997, published daily except Sunday by Monroe Evening Times Co. Emery A. Odell listed as president. AP lease wire reports and copyright notice included. Local post office entry and republication rights referenced.
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Stalin's warning on war weariness and peace hopes
Exhaustion secretary Marshall cites Stalin noting nations disagree on many points yet share fatigue from preparing for conflict. Observers see weakening Soviet strain, hunger and deprivation, and a hope that the Red regime may become benevolent. Some fear the plea masks motives while urging self scrutiny.
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Josef Stalin
Russian Empire
Red Marshal
Russia
Stalin
America
Soviet Empire
Wallace vacillates on 1948 liberal label in Truman race
The article notes Henry Wallace may back away from a liberal label in 1948 if the Democratic Party loses its liberal tag. It contrasts liberal and conservative aims, cites Alf Landon on liberalism, and suggests Wallace’s stance could hurt Truman as the campaign trends move rightward.
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Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Henry
Alf M. Landon
America
Wallace
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Flashes of Life From San Francisco The Court Delay
Three year old Michael Carter caused a federal court delay by jamming four quarters into a slot. guard Charles Russel improvised a tool to remove the coin, letting trials proceed. William Walker, a lighting executive, recalls buying 25 London hats over 42 years for a total value of about six dollars, now down to the last one.
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Bar To
San Francisco
Michael Carter
U. S. Marshall
Charles Russel
Michael
William Walker
Lighting Company
London
Love and Return in a Mountain Inn Romance
Lydia Ashe, a young chemist, falls for Captain Christopher Stark as he returns from war. Their budding marriage faces physical and emotional scars, family duties, and a planned move to Connecticut. The couple’s fragile bond tests resilience as they travel home in snowy scenery, weighing trust and stability against an uncertain future.
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Lydia Ashe
Christopher Stark
Mountain Inn
Chris
Alan
Kirby
Theo
Connecticut
New York
Raphael Lopez-Ona
Lydia
Georgia
Olympic champions to come from Switzerland for national turnfest here
The Evening Times notes Swiss athletes will compete in a national turnfest hosted locally, highlighting expectations for Olympic champions from Switzerland attending the event.
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Switzerland
Willhelmina Drake
Shulisburg
Margaret Mitchell
P T A Urges Adequate Salaries for Teachers
The Wisconsin Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations adopted resolutions at its annual convention urging adequate teacher salaries and continuation of the school lunch program. It argued that adequate pay is key to maintaining high professional standards and retaining able teachers, while proposing federal and state funds for lunch programs administered by state agencies.
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Wisconsin Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Vitamin C Importance for Health
Vitamin C supports immune health and prevents disease susceptibility. It helps teeth and gums stay strong and may affect appetite and energy levels.
Birthdays listed for Evening Times Club by date in May
A list of names and addresses marks birthdays for members of the Evening Times Club across May 4 to May 10. Names include Lucy Conway, Fredric J Wald, Carol Kubly, Karenne Klemm, Penny Haberman, Eugene Rockow, Gordon Zimmerman, Kay Zimmerman, Alan McDonald, Doris Stucks, Marilyn Steiner, Gladys Deininger, Rose Blum, Joy Schmerse, Clifford Theiler, Ferguson, Hartwig, Stanley Johnson, Mary Brunkow, Robert Palmer, Luana Meyers, Rodney Luchsinger, Melvin Fuchs, Roger Zimmerman, James Goecks, Pauline Disch, Marjorie Hefty, Byron Gorman, Burnett Legler, Ronald Braun, Arthur Hartwig with multiple routes and towns including Monticello, Juda, Brodhead, Beloit, Monticello, Brooklyn. The list uses dates May 4 to May 10 and includes various routes and street addresses.
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Fredric J. Wald
Carol Jean Kubly
Monticello
Karenne Klemm
Brodhead
Belleville
Doris Ann Stucks
Marilyn Ann Steiner
Monroe
Gregory Pe Ferguson
Basil Keith Ferguson
Gary L. Hartwig
Stanley Johnson
Argyle
Mary Lee Brunkow
Juda
Robert Theo. Palmer
Hackett St
Beloit
Luana Meyers
Rodney Luchsinger
Brooklyn
Marjorie Hefty
Albany
Byron Gorman
Burnett Andrew Legler, Jr
Ronald William Braun
Pry Arthur Hartwig
Orangeville News Notes From Maywood and Freeport
Mr and Mrs Russell Askey and family and Mr and Mrs Ray Askey and family visited Mrs Maude Askey in Freeport after Sunday church services in Maywood. A household tip advises removing brown sugar from its paper container and sealing it to prevent hardening as air dries it.
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Russell Askey
Maywood
Ray Askey
Maude Askey
Freeport
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Enrollment Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times club. Include name and birth date for membership eligibility.
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Boy Scout Drive to Begin May Fourteen in Monroe
The annual Scout fund drive starts May 14 in Monroe and runs through May 21. Campaign chairman Emmett J. Norton announced the effort, conducted with other county scouting communities. The U S Grant council serves several Illinois and Wisconsin counties and now totals over 2 400 members with Canyon camp used year round.
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Monroe
Emmett J. Norton
U. S. Grant Council
Jo Daviess
Carroll and Son
Illinois
Grant
Green
Lafayette
Wisconsin
Canyon
Wendell R. Stribley
Richard L. Lebotsamer
Glenn S. Garvin
Norton
Drive
Hoesly and Brunkow New Members List
New members listed include Clarence Lee Hoesly Ezra Jay Hoesly Janet Louise Hoesly Carol June Hoesly John Melvin Hoesly Jr Kenneth Paul Hoesly and Mary Lee Brunkow. They are all connected to Juda with birth dates or registration details as specified.
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Clarence Lee Hoesly
Juda
Ezra Jay Hoesly
Janet Louise Hoesly
Carol June Hoesly
John Melvin Hoesly Jr
Kenneth Paul Hoesly
Mary Lee Brunkow
Pribilof Aleut Colony Shaped by Brutal Primitives Winds
Aleut inhabitants of the Pribilof islands endure severe winter winds that force them to hibernate, making it nearly impossible to stand outside. The harsh climate dominates daily life and shapes seasonal patterns for the community.
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Pribilof Islands
German Physicist Claims Soviet Atom Effort Nearing Bomb
A German atom scientist who escaped a Moscow lab says the Soviet Union is very near building a bomb and predicts Russia will have a weapon similar to the United States within 3 to 5 years. He describes a “golden cage” of privileges in Russia and says recruits are sought across zones to work on nuclear fission and radiation research.
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Russia
Richard O'Regan II
Germany
Moscow
Soviet Union
America
United States
Siberia
Urals
Viet Union
Eee
Cca
Sunesie Life
Soldier Found Dead Near Oregon Identified as Arnish
Franklin J. Arnish, a corporal stationed in Baltimore, was identified by Army records as the man found slain in a culvert near Oregon. He was en route to his Minneapolis parents for an emergency visit. his wife and ill parents factor in the case as two Madison youths questioned in Chicago with Arnish.
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Oregon
Franklin J. Amish
Minneapolis
Joseph Maas
Maas
Arnish
Baltimore
Madison
E. A. Fischer
Arkish
Chicago
Fischer
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