Monroe Evening Times history and circulation notes
The Monroe Evening Times founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell details publication daily except Sundays and holidays. It lists office address 901 910 eth Ave Monroe Wisconsin 53566 subscription rates by carrier and mail, zones and prices, and office hours 8 30 am to 5 pm Saturday 12 noon. Also notes AP exclusive rights to local news and subscriber notice procedures.
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Editorials Coming up roses What's in a name
The Wall Street Journal notes environmental concerns drive corporate name changes. Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. may become Texas Gulf, Inc. if approved. Other majors, including Freeport Sulphur Co. and Duval Corp., have dropped sulfur. St Joseph Lead, American Zinc, Liggett & Myers, American Tobacco, and Reynolds have also shortened or altered identifiers.
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Wall Street Journal
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Texas Gulf, Inc
Port Minerals Co
Freeport Sulphur Co
Pennzoil United
Duval Corp
St. Joseph Lead Co
St. Joe Minerals Corp
American Zinc Co
Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co
Inc
American Tobacco Co
American Brands, Inc
R. J. Reynolds
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Camelback Ski Area swimsuit contest sparks civic debate
A fragmentary note cites Camelback Ski Area near Lat as announcing a swimsuit-on-skis beauty contest. The item hints at civic responsibility concerns and arguments among readers about the event and contestants.
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Eethee Lat
Swinging singles apartments fade as market shifts
Business Week reports the late swinging singles boom in apartments is fading. Waiting lists shrink as developers abandon sex-segregated “singles only” buildings and convert to adults-only, married environments. Fewer young people postwar baby boom and evolving tastes diminish appeal.
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Business Week
On This Date in History April 5 1972 Highlights
Today in History notes key events on April 5 across years. Highlights include Washington's veto in 1792 and the Mayflower’s 1621 return voyage, Lister’s birth in 1827, Bakeman’s death in 1869, Hitler Youth orders in 1999, the Rosenbergs’ 1951 death sentence, Churchill’s 1955 resignation, Kennedy on urban transport, Humphrey plot arrests, and East Pakistan conflicts.
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England
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London
Daniel F. Bakeman
Freedom
Hitler Youth Organization
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
New York City
Soviet Union
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth II
John F. Kennedy
West Berlin
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
East Pakistan
Glancing Back 10 Years Ago Today April 5 1962
A 1962 pageant marks the Golden Anniversary of Girl Scouting with Honor the Past Serve the Future. Miss Shin Yea Sun will sing the Korean National anthem. New Glarus designs a flag symbolizing American and Swiss heritage.
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U.S.A
Shin Yea Sun
New Glarus
Monroe and Brodhead Leaders, Floods and Bonds Highlight April
Fifty years ago the community marked progress with a public unveiling for a Monroe community house led by Rev A A Krug and allies. R D Gorham was re elected mayor of Monroe as a $75 000 city bond referendum for pavement carried. Frank Davis re elected mayor of Brodhead amid reports of flood relief efforts in Hickman Kentucky. The Mississippi River levees near Memphis weakened as new electric lines promised benefit to multiple Wisconsin towns. J E Ludden left Singer. Teachers attending the Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association filled trains, and Wells Opera House hosted a Texas Steel Company performance.
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A.A. Krug
Monroe
R.D. Gorham
Frank Davis
Brodhead
Attica
Dayton
Durand
Fitchburg
Ludden
Singer Manufacturing Company
Southern Wisconsin Teachers Association
Texas Steel Company
Wells Opera House
Wisconsin conservation groups decry 1971-72 legislature record
Spokesmen from three Wisconsin conservation groups call the 1971 72 legislature’s environmental action dismal tragic and poor and say they will make election issues of the record. They praise only the endangered species bill and the snowmobile bill while noting few Lucey Warren measures passed and discuss possible scorecards and an environmental session.
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Howard Krauss
Ellsworth
Wisconsin Resource Conservation Council
Krauss
Peter Anderson
Madison
Wisconsin Environmental Decade
Anderson
Patrick J. Lucey
Robert W. Warren
Gary Werner
John Muir Chapter
The
Sierra Club
Lucey
Conservation Congress
Natural Resources Board
Horoscope Forecast Adds 12 Numbers for Day Totals
After reviewing each zodiac section, readers are invited to add their 12 numbers and check a final forecast for the day. The prompt suggests tallying numbers to reveal an overall daily outlook.
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