Monroe Evening Times Advertisement and Masthead Note
The fragment shows the Monroe Evening Times masthead with founding date October 15 and details on publication, carrier and mail rates, and Associated Press rights. It lists Emery A. Odell as president and notes the paper is a second class matter in Monroe Wisconsin with full leased wire reports.
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Monroe Evening Times
Ins Menrce Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Time
Emery A. Odell
Associated
Wirkess National
Alles-Blapp Co
New York
Detroit
City OF Monroe
Singte
Joe Sr
Wisconsin
L. A
Wisconsw
Hoover finds world hunger data. calls for aid and no rationing
Ex president Hoover reports on widespread hunger from India to war areas and urges Americans to conserve food to aid the needy while cautioning against rationing. Bowles supports rationing only if tightness grows, but officials resist changing OPA tactics and may erase the agency.
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Hoover
India
Truman
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Bowie
Washington
Landon and La Follette Rejoin Republicans in Kansas Debate
Alf M. Landon once a Bull Moose hero and Kansas governor ally of Clyde Reed reenters the GOP fold. He praises Wisconsin Senator Robert La Follette and son for liberal progressive leadership and acceptance of reform as the party seeks unity after years of Democratic control in Kansas.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Robert M. LeFoliette
Teddy Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Clyde Reed
William Allen White
Henry J. Allen
Wisconsin
Landon
Arthur Capper
LaFollette
Republican Party
Bob
Phil la Follette
A la Follette
Resolutions Committee
Landon Critiques New Deal Coalition Rifts
The speaker argues the New Deal coalition will collapse due to lack of a unifying figure like Franklin D Roosevelt. He cites CIO PAC radicalism and Southern Democrat reaction as signs the diverse elements drift apart.
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Uncle Sam
Landon
New Deal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cio-Pac
The Last One Could Be The Final British Loan
The piece questions the British loan and trade deals aimed at backing Britain, arguing such moves hurt U S aims. It cites Byrnes on the Paris conference and accuses Soviet Russia of undermining U S interests in Asia while criticizing White House policy at home and abroad.
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Senate
Britain
London
Byrnes
Paris
Soviet Russia
United States
Japan
Reds
China
Washington
John L. Lewis
Presay
Sewell
Atlantic
Pacific
Russia
France
Germany
Italy
Do It Ourselves Beloit News-Republican Editorial
Senator Ball argues against federal advisory aid for local recreation programs urging communities to act locally. The piece endorses self direction to boost youth activity and reduce delinquency while cautioning against federal meddling.
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Beloit News
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Washington
Ball
Beloit i
Truman family desk carving sparks debate at chamber meeting
Victor V. Allen of Kansas City described seeing a desk carving reading "Harry and Bess" in President Truman's hometown Grandview. Vivian Truman, the President's brother, added from the back that the inscription was made after Harry became President.
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Grandview
Chamber of Commerce
Truman
Victor V. Allen
Kansas City
Harry
Bess
Vivian Truman
A Christmas of Reckoning and New Plans for Andrea
Andrea confronts jealousy and plans a fresh start after returning from England. She confesses to Jenny that she now seeks an honest life with Justice and considers adopting two children. Jenny contemplates the future as Andrea and Justice arrange to look at houses.
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England
Jenny
Jenny Rose
Andrea
Justice
Justice and Andrea Face Divorce and Reveals
Andrea Hathaway returns to Seahaven to talk with Jenny about Justice. Andrea confesses past marriage issues and asks Jenny if she and Justice are in love. Jenny and Andrea discuss trust and heartbreak amid a looming separation and possible reconciliation.
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Andrea Hathaway
Clipper
Justice
Mr. Hathaway
Seahaven
Andrea
Jenny
Scarlet
Flashes of Life—odd notes from AP dispatches
In St Joseph Missouri 96 cars were tested in a safety lane and 11 passed including a 1925 Model T Ford truck with no defects. In Atchison A F Matthias lit a cigarette lighter that caused a small house fire. In Marshall a judge mocked his own ticket by reading overtime parking aloud and fined himself one dollar. In Danville a physician paused for Ray Dennis 13 riding a bicycle on a creek bridge railing and sent him to a hospital with a head wound.
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Oldster
St. Joseph
Atchison, Kas
A. F. Matthias
Matthias
Danville
Ray Dennis
Want Ad Offer Prompts Readiness to Sell Items
A concise notice invites readers to post a want ad for selling items. It suggests leveraging newspaper classifieds to reach local buyers and highlights ease of placing ads.
UN security council presidency highlights postwar cooperation
Alexander Parodi, new French delegate, assumes the U N Security Council presidency and pledges to maintain the spirit of cooperation. Hafez Affifi Pasha laments not achieving a just and lasting peace, noting disappointment with world affairs a year after V E Day. The piece surveys growing divergences among the big powers and summarizes recent dispatches from Moscow Washington and London.
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Alexander Parodi
United Nations Security Council
Hafez Affifi Pasha
United Nations
Russia
Britain
America
United Nations Organization
Paris
League of Nations
Moscow
Pravda
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Washington
London
I. Lemin
Moscow Radio Today
Iceland
Latin America
U.S
Tass
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Germany
Tokyo
George Atcheson Jr
Council
MacArthur
United States
Japan
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Include name street or R F D post office date of birth age last birthday.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Interesting Items From The Evening Times A Century Ago
The 1936 Evening Times items note the Supreme Court striking down the Guffey act as invalidating the NRA, a hail storm requiring crop replanting in Albany, a high senior class play Growing Pains, Marvin Viney becoming Monroe Shoe store manager, and a city ordinance banning gambling devices and slot machines.
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Supreme Court
Guffey
Albany
Marvin Viney
E. H. Schaefer
Monroe Shoe Store
Beloit man to lease land east of Clarence Bridge for park
25 Years Ago May 18 1921 W S Munger Beloit leases 10 acre tract east of Clarence Bridge for amusement park. Sam J Karlen aged 34 died suddenly Monticello citizen. Council votes purchase of two fire trucks. Last rites at Orangeville for Mrs C B Fairbanks. Franklin K Lane secretary of interior in Wilson cabinet died unexpectedly. John H Kubly former Monroe man victim of thugs in Chicago reaches home at North Prairie and dies.
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W. S. Munger
Beloit
Clarence Bridge
Sam J. Karlen
Monticello
Orangeville
C. B. Fairbanks
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Wilson
John H. Kubly
Monroe
Chicago
North Prairie
Browntown Notes and Social Visits Amid Local Fire and Farm Loss
Mrs Edward McGuire received a Mothers Day visit from Pvt Bernell McGuire in Germany. Local residents visited Freeport and Monroe. A roof fire near Martintown caused little damage. Johnnie Schlappi’s tractor burned in a field. Mrs Lee Whitehead visited Freeport and moved her sister from hospital to home. John Williams and son Jasper Leroy were South Wayne visitors.
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Edward McGuire
Pvt
Bernell McGuire
Nuernberg
Germany
Jake Teuscher
Ivan Ellingson
Awald Eichstadt
Monroe
Freeport
Lottie Sander
C. L. Crago
George Keller Sr
Archie Small
Denya Jones
Clifton Baldack
Warren
Frank Stine
Russell Hanson
William Keller
Willis Michael
Roy Ogden
Beloit
Hattie Mann
Lee
Martintown
Johnnie Schlappi
Lee Whitehead
Emma Bell
St. Francis Hospital
Sterman Sawyer
John Williams
Jasper Leroy
South Wayne
Birthdays listed for Evening Times Club members by date
Birth dates and names appear for club members from May 13 to May 25 with ages ranging from 2 to 14. Locations include Monroe route 3 Brown town Monticello Argyle Albany Juda Brooklyn and South Wayne.
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Scheldt
LaVon Broge
Linda Lou Keller
Monroe
Judith Ann Wieland
Brodead
Patricia Saucerman
Browntown
Frances Lewis
Monticello
Richard Arnold Zumkeffr
Woodford
Ned Roth
Karen Rae Goecks
South Wayne
Kenneth E. Gruenberg
Sandra Kay Burkhalter
Lorraine Boss
Janet Mae Stricker
Carolyn Mae Wilde
Willard Everett Shager
Karen Letha Lueck
Jacqueline Meinert
Jerry Lee Goodman
Shirley Mae Escher
Loretta Ruth Schmid
Anita Faye Bisegger
Argyle
Janis Kay Babler
15Th Ave
Ge Edward Halverson
Beout
Ronald James Nenneman
Albany
Carol Sue Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Eugene Wilbert Hefty
Dorothy Preuti
David Glenn
Donovan George Gerber
Gerald John Waelti
Juda
Roger Elmer
Brooklyn
Caroline Page
New Members Dates and Birth Details Listed
The notice records several individuals with addresses in Monroe and Brooklyn, listing birth dates and upcoming events. Names include Raymond Dennis Norder Gordon Kenneth Babler Barbara Kay Bauman Dianna Mae Bauman Phyllis LaVonne Walters and Ronald Alvin Zweifel with various date entries. It notes cut glass as pressed not cut into shape.
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Raymond Dennis Norder
Monroe
Gordon Kenneth Babler
Barbara Kay Bauman
Dianna Mae Bauman
Phyllis LaVonne Walters
19Th St
Ronald Alvin Zweifel
Brooklyn
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