Monroe Evening Times Publication and Subscription Notice
The Monroe Evening Times founded October 13 1898 lists Emery Odell 1871 1953 as a former editor, publishes daily except Sunday and holidays from 901 903 1st Ave Monroe Wisconsin, with AP Inland Daily Press Association and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League memberships. Subscriptions: sac weekly carrier within Monroe, per year by mail outside Monroe, 20 per year with carrier service in Green zones. Office hours 830 am to 5 pm Saturday 12 noon. Contact 325 5101. Carrier deliveries should know their driver and phone to call if missed. mail subscribers should report missed papers.
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Meat price switcheroo eyed by American shoppers
Editorial argues Americans are heavy meat eaters and face rising costs. It notes a recent downward pressure on meat prices as major chains pledge to hold or lower prices. The piece urges consumers to watch in-store pricing and push back against price inflation across all items.
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Sy Aileen Claire
Hodges Reflects On Youth In Final Interview
In a interview recorded less than a month before his fatal heart attack Gil Hodges notes that youth seem fixed in their ways and resistant to instruction. He warns that rigidity marks the over-20 Establishment and argues the next generation will need flexibility to right the world’s wrongs, while stressing the need to know the rules before breaking them.
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Gil Hodges
Charlie Brown
Horoscope for Tuesday April 11 1972 Cheer for the lonely and elders
Astro graphic sectioned forecast advises bringing cheer to those feeling secluded and lonely. It highlights charity and compassion as guiding words. The piece references zodiac letter mappings and date markers for interpretations and urges positive communication today.
Rural grade schools face shift under new state law
Glancing back at April 10 1962 notes a likely end to rural and state graded school 8th grade promotions as a July 1 deadline requires rural districts to attach to high schools. The item reflects concerns over educational reorganization and regulatory change.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Alumni gifts to UW dip in 1970 71 year
Madison AP alumni contributions to the University of Wisconsin fell to 2.46 million in 1970 71 from 3.1 million the prior year. Total UW gifts reached 16 217 235 versus 16 368 225. Nationwide donations rose 3.3 percent with alumni gifts up 14 percent. Marquette University saw 3.2 million in 1970 71 down from 3.8 million. Medical College of Wisconsin received 25 million after 100 000 the year before.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Council
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Medical College of Wisconsin
Forecast of Your Day Based on Rome Copy Check
A guide urges readers to verify each Romecopy section and their 12 numbers before reviewing a forecast of the overall day. The tone mirrors a practical daily briefing, emphasizing careful checking and interpretation of results for personal planning.
On This Date in History April 10 1972 Highlights
Highlights for April 10 include Thresher disaster 1963 loss of 129 lives, first patent law 1790, Booth birth 1829, Pulitzer prize founder 1847, safety pin patent 1849, Hindenburg vs Hitler 1932, Buchenwald liberation 1945, and LBJ Uruguay trip five decades ago. Birthdays noted for Claire Boothe Luce and Omar Sharif.
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Salvation Army
William Booth
Joseph Pulitzer
Walter Hunt
New York City
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Buchenwald
Germany
Robert F
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Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Uruguay
Ceylon
Tod
Claire Boothe Luce
Omar Sharif
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Liquor sales clarified under Wisconsin age of Majority
Wisconsin Attorney General clarifies the new 18 year old age of Majority for beer and liquor. Minors may not buy liquor without a parent or guardian. Those under 18 may not enter liquor taverns without a parent or guardian. Hotel bars, grocery stores, bowling alleys, ski chalets, golf clubhouses or restaurants are exempt. Violations can bring a $100 fine, up to 10 days in jail, or both. Minors may not be employed as bartenders or entertainers in taverns unless part of the keeper’s family.
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Attorney General's Office
Wisconsin
Atty
Robert Warren
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