Peace invasion by American tourists proposed by Sen Brewster
Editorial discusses Sen Owen Brewster's plan to spur war weary Europe by sending large numbers of American tourists abroad with dollars to aid economies. It notes Rockford Swedes flocking to Sweden and questions time and cost factors, suggesting a mass tourist movement could backfire or back Europe and possibly boost travel between regions.
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Beloit Daily News
Europe
Owen Brewster
Brewster
Engand
Senator Brewster
Rockford
Sweden
Rockford Trav
Sam
Seas Air Lines
United States
Maine
Flashes of Life From Associated Press Fragments
A mixed set of brief society, crime, and local notes from early reports. Topics include hens and farmhouse entry manners from a University of Massachusetts extension bulletin, a stray pigeon in New York’s Hotel Pennsylvania lobby, theft of lawn sod in Salt Lake City, and enthusiastic newspaper copy drives in Olympia Washington.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Salt Lake City
Fairmont Ark
Eddie Swift
City
Fred Tedesco
Germany Needs Aid, Rev Neimoeller Says
Martin Niemoeller warned Germany would remain a danger to security and peace unless its people received aid. He claimed Germans are dependent on outside forces and must be helped to resist Nazi influence. The piece also mentions La Guardia’s return to his homeland after six months abroad.
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Martin Niemoeller
Germany
Jor
la Guardia Field
United States
Return of Chris and Wade Farrel Weighs on Lydia
In a hotel suite the Hardings host Lydia and Chris as Kirby and others discuss Wade Farrel and past lovers. Chris limps, Anne arrives with Gina, and a tense family dynamic emerges as Lydia contemplates a possible new chance opening with Wade.
Notable 1937 Changes Highlight Evening Times Items
Miss Viola Norton succeeds Miss Marie Doerfer as high school commercial instructor. Mr and Mrs F P Nolty celebrate 60th wedding anniversary. Glen Hoff to attend Boy Scout jamboree in Washington. City leaders discuss 8 hour day for policemen. Rev Joseph Paul Zuercher from Brodhead becomes president of Creighton University.
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Viola Norton
Marie Doerfer
F. P. Nolty
Brodhead
Glen Hoff
Washington
Joseph Paul Zuercher
Creighton University
Morning visit hints at change in office routine
In the bedroom Mrs Hardin stalls time with Lydia as she readies herself. Lydia infers the delay lets two men be alone. Mr Harding and Chris converse about when Chris will return to the office. Chris approves of Lydia with a warm glance as the scene advances.
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Chris
Lydia
Kirby
Alan
Wade Farrel
Andrew
New York
Wade
Cee
Mr. Harding
Theo
England
Anne
Mrs. Harding
California
Del
Gina
Ing
Algeloa
Five Killed in Army Plane Crash Near Windsor
Five air force personnel died when a twin engined C 45 transport crashed in a rain soaked wheat field near Windsor Ontario during a severe electrical storm. The five from Wright field bound for Selfridge field were identified as First Lt. William C Reilly First Lt Raymond L Berke First Lt Milton D Cunningham Sgts Pearl H Zempter and John H Kennedy.
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Windsor
William C. Reilly
Raymond L. Berke
Marie Ella
San_ Diego
Calif
Milton D. Cunningham
Haizel Cunningham
Centra
Pearl H. Zempter
Dora Zempter
Sciotoville
John —H. Kennedy
Etta
Lewisburg
Tenn
Holy Ghost Hospital
Rome
Russia
Wright Field
Lloyd
George
Genoa
California
Pact
Illinois World War II bonus forms available at Green County office
The Green County veterans service office offers filing forms for the Illinois World War II bonus. Veterans or next of kin may claim monthly stipends of 10 dollars for active duty and 15 dollars for foreign service with a minimum payment of 50 dollars, plus 900 dollars for qualifying deaths. Applications of all types are accepted.
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Veterans Way S
Illinois
Green County
Veterans Service Office
Theodore J. Burgy
United States
Alaska
Burgy
New Glarus Shoppers and Visitors Reported
Mrs. Millard Tsenudy and Mr. and Mrs. Max Schuett of Monticello were New Glarus shoppers Friday. Several Blanchardville visitors appeared in New Glarus Friday afternoon, along with Madison and Beloit guests. Others from Spring Green and Belleville stopped by, with multiple residents spending time in Madison and New Glarus Friday and Saturday.
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Eldon Lindrud
Stoughto
Kenneth — ‘Klassy
Monticello
Ida Figg
Oliver Haugen
Rockford
Glarus
Saturiy
John Schmidt
Larson
Oregon
Fred Disch
Verona
Gottfred ‘Bigler
Henry Duerst
Jacob Legler
Willing
New Glarus
Herman Duerst
Belleville
Walter Wytenbach
Hollandale
Fred Burki
Madison
Volquer Jenson
Dalyville
Saturda
Margie Luchsinger
Audrey Streiff
Peter Streiff
Jake Trumpy
Rose
E. F. Kaeser
Robert Taplick
Robert Green
Brodhead
Henry Schmid
Ralph Muelle Spring Green
Edwin Barlow
Fred Kundert
Mrs. Millard Tsenudy
Max Schuett
Alvin Blanchard
Blanchardville
Viola Johnson
Fred J. Marty
Jerry Westby
Janesville
New
Ralph Mueller
Ed. Zwickey
Spring Green
Edward Jorenby
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University Extension
Bulitor
Olympia, Wash
Olympian Tele- Honea
Neimoeller
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Mrs. Stark
Perle
Hunt's Produce
Cliff Hunt
Monroe
Evening Times
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Jack
John H. Kundert
Arthur Gmur
Darrel Gmur
Gordon Gmur
Hawthorne
Donnie
Frank Brown
Barbara
Hartford
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Todd Hewes
Milton Sunlay
Nic Zweifel
Palmer Duerst
Josh Hoesly
Margaret Hefty
Mary Luchsinger
Ted Syvrud
Shullsburg
Merlyn Duerst
Platteville
J. E. Lovell
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Wisconsin
Vern McNeill
Afton Rd
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Tiffany
Stueben
Sandwich
Waterford
C. M. Pierce and Son
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Nature
Carter
Huy
Expert Radio Service
Crosley
Van's Radio Shop
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Kessler
Clark
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