Sugar Shortage Sparks Critique of Postwar Aid
The piece denounces sugar shortages and mismanagement in postwar aid, citing exports three to four times the allocation, UNRRA funding, and shipments from Cuba. It attacks administration handling, US sacrifices abroad, and criticizes Fiorello LaGuardia and foreign policy amid calls for budget discipline and realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ous
Agriculture Department
UNRRA
Cuba
Yugoslavia
China
Josef Stalin
Kremlin
Washington
Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Atlantic
U. S
Unrera
Truman
Ing
Fiorello LaGuardia
Mary Cathcart’s Daughter Visits College and Confidante
Flo Patten and Neil Winslow tour a Methodist college researching Flo’s mother Mary Cathcart. At Eliza Condon’s tea, Flo learns about her mother’s past, Mary’s friendship, and her father’s warmth, while Flo confronts lingering estrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Neil
Filo
Charie
Neil Winslow
Nell
Nell Winslow
Mary Cathcart
Flo Patten
Eliza Condon
White House
President
Miss Condon
Miss Winslow
Fio
Mary
Firs
Muir Company
James Muir
College
New Library
Olive Wilson
Enlisted Men Ordered to Fourth Replacement Depot for Homeward Passage
Enlisted men with 20 months of service as of Sept 30 have been called to the fourth replacement depot for passage home. Half of them are to report tomorrow and the other half at a later announced date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
End of Bulgarian Dynasty Holds Little Global Significance
DeWitt MacKenzie argues that the 1946 Bulgarian plebiscite ending the Coburg line marks a shift in political values. He notes monarchies have declined and imperial power politics dominate, with leaders like Simeon and George I seen as minor moves in greater forces. The royal family’s departure appears more a product of power than a determinant of monarchy’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburg
Bulgaria
China
Russia
Turkey
Simeon
George I
Greece
Fatherland Front
Balkan monarchs toppled in Soviet satellite drive
The article outlines a pattern of monarchies and governments in Eastern Europe being displaced and replaced by Moscow approved rulers. Vittorio Emanuele of Italy, Simeon, Mihai of Romania, Zog, and Peter of Yugoslavia are cited as figures ousted or diminished, while Georgi Dimitrov in Bulgaria rises as a potent communist leader returning to influence. The piece positions Dimitrov alongside Tito as key power centers in securing Soviet dominance over southeastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna
Vittorio Emanuele
Italy
Egypt
Europe
Simeon
Peter
Yugoslavia
Zog
Albania
Moscow
Mihai
Romania
Petru Groza
Bulgaria
Georgi Dimitrov
Lenin
Trotsky
Goering
Goebbels
Interesting Items From the Evening Times Files
A collection of brief notes from 25 years ago and a later decade, including Fred W. Heer injured by a burst pipe in an ice machine, a Texas flood with potential hundreds of deaths and refugee feeding, a Triple T club party at Woodman hall with the Novelty Jazz orchestra, and the christening of John Karlen Kimball and Mary Elizabeth Karlen at grandparents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Heer
Texas
Triple T. Club
Woodman Hall
Monroe Novelty Jazz Orchestra
John Karlen Kimball
Mary Elizabeth Karlen
Jacob Karlen
Sulphur Baths and Bargains Fill Local Shop Talk
A patchwork of notices invites readers to Wagner's Health Baths inland, Dixie Frock Shop uniforms, Tread Rite Shop shoe repairs, and Leader Department Store slacks deals. Local humor and classroom quips mingle with ads selling white uniforms, slippers, and budget footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Frock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Meurer Daily Journal
Molbon Evening Times OV
Emery A. Udell
The
Montes, Wis
Associated Press
Pamens Ha
Jane
DeWitt MacKenzie
Alvin F. Rote
Richmond
Calif
Wayne Glass
Ere
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Chiropractor
White Block
Monroe
Evening Times
Frank Schutt
Alvin C. Schmid
Harry A. Hartzell
Orangeville
Nature
Carter
Ted
Lakeshire Marty Co
C. F. Brennecke
Monroe Bach Priday
Grattelo and
Chicago Ave
Freeport, MH
Ace Wonder
AMG
Ace
Painter
General Electric
Wagner
1804
10Th Street
Little Donal
Tread Rite Shop
Baker Book Store
Lee’s
Civil Service
Leader Department
Robert
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