Monroe Evening Times subscriber notice and rates
Notice details carrier and mail delivery procedures for The Monroe Evening Times. Includes office hours phone contact and subscription rates by carrier and mail with regional pricing for zones in Wisconsin and neighboring counties.
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Editorials GOP must woo shirtsleeves
GOP strategists urge broadening reach to disenchanted Democrats including Jews Catholics and ethnics as Nixon builds a potential 1972 coalition. They warn 1976 requires a presidential candidate who can sustain labor and other groups beyond McGovern backlash with a more inclusive program and genuine outreach.
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Miami Beach
Nea
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Edward Kennedy
GOP
Florida
Community thanks for support of Monroe schools events
The Monroe Education Association thanks community sponsors for back to school events. Lunch for new teachers Aug 18 at Idle Hour Mansion. Ladies Luncheon Aug 21 with a style show. MEA Men's Golf Outing at Windy Acres with many local sponsors. school personnel picnic at Twining Park. Noel J. Soltau conveys appreciation.
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Anchor Savings and Loan
Windy Acres
Monroe Beverage Mart
Huber’s Brewery
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
the Commercial Bank
Dearth Motors
Gempler’s
Green County House
Idle Hour
Ruf’s Confectionary
Lanz Hardware
G. Stuart’s Men’s
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Benkett's Clothing
First National Bank
Baumgartner’s
First Federal Savings and Loan
Monroe Board of Education
Twining Park
Historic drownings and abolition milestones mark August 29 history
August 29 marks major events: in 1782 the sinking English warship near Portsmouth caused about 1100 deaths, in 1533 Atahualpa the Incan king was executed by Pizarro’s order, and in 1817 the Philanthropist, the first abolitionist newspaper in the United States, began publication in Mount Pleasant, Ohio.
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Portsmouth
England
Peru
Atahualpa
Francisco Pizarro
Philanthropist
Mount Pleasant
Ohio
Wallace egged at rally in Durham 1948
The Associated Press recalls events from 1948 when Progressive candidate Henry A Wallace was pelted with eggs at a Durham North Carolina political rally. It notes other historical milestones including civil rights progress in 1957, Justice Felix Frankfurter's retirement, clashes involving Chinese diplomats and British police, and a landmark South Vietnamese election a year ago.
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Henry A. Wallace
Durham
N.C
U.S. Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
London
Postmaster General Abandons 1 Cent First Class Hike
Postmaster General E. T. Klassen announced there will be no 1 cent increase in first class mail on January 1. He cites a 33,000 employee reduction and savings of about 450 million dollars as the reason, with no layoffs reported. He warned rate decisions could come in 1973 after union contracts are settled.
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Washington
E. T. Klassen
Klassen
NFO Calls Battle for Family Farm Survival
The National Farmers Organization vows a boycott starting Sunday with hog sales halted from midnight Friday until processors agree to long term contracts. Monroe public school students are to report to classes tomorrow morning. Senator Wiley urged 33 nations to seek a Moral Re Armament influenced solution in Bern. A county wide Green County youth committee began organizing at Monroe Youth Center under Carol Schwinger’s leadership.
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National Farmers Organization
Midwest Farm Group
NFO
Monroe Public School
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Bern
Switzerland
Frank N. Buchman
Green County
Monroe
Carol Schwinger
30 Years Ago Today August 29 1942 Local Baseball World Series Kitty
A 1942 note recalls baseball offering to share 357544 to 679006 of the world series kitty with two groups the USO and Red Cross J C Steinman 88 Monticello dies after 50 years of Green County service Co F forms first reserve list Les Leider Schweitz Orangeville joins as recruit 46 enroll Green County Normal faculty listed and cheese judging at state fair names noted Sunday blue laws ban base ball outings in Wisconsin and Harry Schultz sells his shop to his brother.
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U.S.O
Red Cross
J. C. Steinman
Monticello
Green County
Co. F
Leslie M. Schwitz
Orangeville
Green County Normal
C. H. Dietz
P. J. Lochner
Lillian Tempero
Ray Fitzgibbons
Alfred Fahrni
Verona
John Minnig
Joseph Milz
Monroe
Emil Frehner
Fred Marty
Wisconsin
Attorney General's Department
Harry A. Schultz
1912 Sealed Tickets for White Sox Game and Taft Assassination Attempt
On Aug 29 1912 389 reserved seats for the Chicago White Sox game on Sept 4 were sold with the covered grand stand reserved. An alleged insane woman attempted to assassinate President Taft in Columbus at the Ohio Centennial entering the elevator with two knives claiming to be his wife.
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Chicago White Sox
Taft
Columbus
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