Editorial Ballot in Britain and Its World Impact
The piece argues Britain’s upcoming election will affect U S policy and the postwar world. It suggests Churchill’s victory would bolster imperial rule while a Labour win might shift global balance leftward, with consequences for United States and Allied strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland
Sussex
Cornwall
Great Britain
Puan Minter Churchill
Pacific
Churchill
United States
Britain
Censorship and Wartime Truths Impede Global Understanding
The author argues Allied censorship tightens controls for military reasons, not political ones, delaying truth about Germany and Britain. They claim censorship prevents clear accounting of profits and misleads the public about preparedness and the true state of world affairs. The piece warns future wars may follow if political censorship continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
British Empire War Casualties Reported in Commons
In a Commons report Churchill cited overall war casualties for the British Empire at 1,128,315 with 307,201 deaths. He noted the 66 months of war produced the toll, while the 52 months of the first World War yielded a smaller count. An additional 585 killed and 86,175 seriously injured were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Churchill
Helen Cones HORE by Watkins E Wright Chapter Thirty Six
Helen survives a crash and helps Paul and Philip. She reveals she loves Philip, not Paul, after the burning plane rescue. The tale ends with marriage plans, Aggie as bridesmaid, and a hopeful future for Helen, Philip, and their circle.
Flashes of Life Perils of a Postman
Topeka mail carrier Tom Higgins recounts an attack by a rolled rooster ban tam as he completed his rounds. Higgins says he surrendered the yard unconditionally and continued his duties despite the peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tom Higgins
Higgins
Jensen sworn in as Omaha commissioner welcomes newborn daughter
Carl W. Jensen was inaugurated as Omaha city commissioner and hours later his wife gave birth to an 8 pound 4 ounce daughter. The event adds a personal milestone to Jensen’s family as he begins his public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Carl W. Jensens
Jensen
Boy Leaves Hospital by Street Car for Home
Seven year old Joseph Leroy wearing pajamas and shoes boarded a Chicago street car late last night telling Conductor Chester Lenz he had just left the hospital and was going home. Police were called and turned him over to his mother Eleanor Graham who said he climbed down from a second floor ward to avoid a planned tonsillectomy, which will be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Paul
Philip
Miller Homestead
Aggie
Senator Simpson
Colonel Smathers
Zeke
Miss Minerva
Min
Chicago
Joseph Leroy
Chester Lenz
Robinson Execution Set for June 8
Federal Judge Shackelford Miller schedules the execution of Thomas H. Robinson Jr. for June 8 in Kentucky’s Eddyville state prison. The 37-year-old ex-convict convicted of the $50,000 kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stall in 1934 faces the electric chair after a long appeal run and transfer from Milan Michigan to Eddyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Shackelford Miller
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Ranson
Alice Speed
Nash
Kentucky
Kentuck
Eddyville
Alcatraz
Robinson
Milan
Mich
Miller
Atlantic Charter disputes echo in Syrian and Persian tensions
MacKenzie's News Views analyzes how the Atlantic Charter fuels distrust in Syria as natives clash with French troops and Iran demands withdrawal of British Russian and American forces. The piece traces Persia’s historic struggle with external influence and fears a return to Russo British dominance unless Allied cooperation limits postwar power plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Middle East
Far East
East
Iran
Persia
Persian Board
Teheran
Russia
Persian Gulf
America
Britain
England
United States
Taft
W. Morgan Shuster
Shuster
Interesting Items From The Evening Times May 31 1935
Highlights include Erma M. Klassy as valedictorian and Helen L. Kurth as salutatorian, citizenship awards to Nettie Marie Davis and Robert Tschudy, and notes on local incidents such as William Weirich's injury and the death of George H. Miller in Chicago. Also referenced are a NRA decision under Roosevelt, a 1920 plague outbreak, Memorial Day tributes, and local marriages and resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma M. Klassy
Helen L. Kurth
Nettie Marie Davis
Robert Tschudy
William Weirich
George H. Miller
Walter A. Miller
Chicago
NRA
U. S
Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Vera Cruz
George C. Anspach
Universal Grocery
Bessie E. Nashold
Georgia
John Strahm
First National Bank
Changes Plea to Guilty in Chicago Auto Theft Ring Case
George Specter 48, reputed leader of an alleged auto theft ring, pleaded guilty in federal court to 16 Dyer act indictments. He asked to get the case over with as Judge Campbell continued the proceedings to June 25 for disposition of the cases of five co defendants who allegedly stole $45,000 worth of cars in Chicago for sale in Indiana and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Specter
William J. Campbell
Indiana
Wisconsin
Jeris Tonics and Linoleum Promote Household Goods
The item promotes Jeris Tonic and Jeris Oil at Trukenbrod Pharmacy with a combo price of 76c, plus CHARM-CURLS at 59c a set. It also advertises John Tetter store linoleum options and kitchen floor coverings, noting armor lite linoleum and color-neutral creams and tans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trukenbrod
John Tetter
Poetic Fragment Seeks Humility and Purpose
A short excerpt speaks of avoiding praise and choosing a worthy, lasting purpose beyond mere recognition, implying a call to focus on meaningful deeds over ego or applause.
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Monroe Evening Times
Montroe Daily Journal
Museroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Udell
Monroe
Wis
Associated Press
Detroit
Associated Presse
Editorial
Helen Cones Hore
Watkins E. Wright
Minerva
Philip Brownell
Washington
Philip Hut
Helen W
Aggie Jones
Helen Miller
Jim
Los Angeles
W. A. Goodell
Goodell
Seattle
Robert Buresh
Anchorage
Alaska
Travelers and Society
A. L. Pietsch
Robert
Seward
Brennan Decorating Co
Green County Farm Bureau
MacKenzie
Evening Times
Dean
Friedmashelby Shoes
PeYa Roos
RTS Ae
Evy
Shih
Poy
Siamis
al Jolsen
Dixie Frock
Napoleon
A. L. Alexander
Baker’s Book Store
Tennyson Whittier
Longfellow
Lee’s
Mark Twain
Monroe Shoe Store
Creed
Gladwin
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