Monroe Evening Times Publication Details and Rates
Monroe Evening Times is a daily newspaper founded in 1898 published in Monroe Wisconsin. It lists postal service classifications subscription rates by carrier and mail, with insistent prepayment and office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The page notes AP news rights and associated press affiliations and lists editorial affiliations with Emery Odell.
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Emery - Odell
Associated Press
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Mson County
Ill
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Seen Rising to New High in 1962
Editorial warns Wisconsinites that traffic fatalities likely reach a record high for 1962 with a widening gap from 1961. It cites more one vehicle deaths, young drivers, and holiday risk due to long weekends and alcohol at Christmas and New Year. Authorities expect 1963 to start with a poor trend unless drivers avoid accidents.
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Wisconsin
New York Newspaper Strike Threatens Industry Wide Fallout
Observers warn New York typographical union action could presage broader printer labor fights nationwide. The strike puts hundreds of jobs at risk as the union seeks to regain wage and contract control from the guild of reporters and non craft workers. Estimated weekly losses reach millions in wages and advertising revenue as pre Christmas sales sag.
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New York
Guild Union of Reporters and Noncraft
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee Journal
Storms and crimes echo through Decembers past
Ten years ago on December 20 1952 a sleet ice storm knocked out power and phones and damaged trees causing traffic hazards as part of a regional blackout. A second suspect was nabbed by the FBI in the Brink’s robbery roundup as U.N. troops faced supply issues in Korea and a Globemaster tragedy killed 101 at Moses Lake.
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FBI
United Nations
Moses Lake
Ash
New York Newspaper Strike Risks Bankruptcy After Pressure
As nine New York papers face a strike near week two, publishers warn only four were targeted yet aim to push all papers in line. At least one paper nears bankruptcy with two or three others in precarious financial shape, risking job losses if the printers win control over major city publishers and magazines.
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New York
George R Jones 67 Dies Former Farmer in East Moline
George R Jones aged 67, once a farmer and blind since a 34 year old accident, died yesterday in an East Moline hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Walker mortuary Freeport with burial in Cedarville cemetery. Survived by son Lowell in the Air Force Spain sister Mrs Lillian Kleckler McConnell and brother Clarence D Freeport. widow Leatha Wohlford died in 1944.
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Red Oak
George R. Jones
East Moline
Walker Mortuary
Freeport
Cedarville Cemetery
Jones
Oscar Jones
Leatha Wohlford
Lowell
Air Force
Spain
Lillian Kleckler
McConnell
Clarence D
Group Urges Bill For Care of Aged Citizens
Madison report: Governor's Commission on the Aging endorsed a state financed medical care plan for the aged. It sets income and asset limits for singles and married couples and excludes home goods vehicles from assets. The Kerr Mills framework would have the federal government cover half the cost, strengthening passage prospects.
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Madison
Governor's Commission On the
Commission
Pinball devices seized in nationwide IRS raids
Treasury agents swept bars and amusement venues nationwide seizing payoffs pinball machines lacking a $250 federal gambling stamp. IRS says several hundred machines branded illegal. seizures reported in Richmond and nine other Virginia cities and other locations. officials cite a federal court decision in Kansas last April upholding the regulation.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Richmond
Virginia
Finois
Kansas
George Fitzsimons Dies at 88 in Mineral Point
George H. Fitzsimons 88 of Mineral Point died Tuesday at his rural home. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Mineral Point Episcopal Church. Treweek funeral home will receive friends after 2 p.m. tomorrow. Survived by two daughters Mrs. William Zander Rockford and Lela Fitzsimons Dodgeville. four sons Edgar Lawrence Mineral Point Er win Williamsburg Va John Milwaukee. a sister Mrs Clarence Reynolds Mineral Point. a brother John Mineral Point. 24 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Mineral Point
George H. Fitzsimons
Mineral Point Episcopal Church
Treweek
William Zander
Rockford
Lela _ Fitzsimons
Dodgeville
Edgar
Lawrence
Erwin
Williamsburg
John Milwaukee
Clarence Reynolds
States receive health fallout project grants
Washington and Wisconsin are among 29 states awarded Public Health Service funds to undertake radiological health projects related to fallout. The first year includes a $26,900 grant announced by Senator William Proxmire.
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Washington
Wisconsin
The
Public Health Service
William Proxmire
Aug W Butt of Janesville Dies After Illness
August W Butt 76 of Janesville dies at home after a month of illness. He retired from Milwaukee Railroad in 1955 after 18 years. Born in Germany June 14 1886 he lived in Nebraska Evansville and Crete before settling in Janesville. Surviving wife Zetta Bradley and seven sons and six daughters. services Saturday at First Lutheran Church Janesville with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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August W. Butt
Zetta Bradley
Juta
Janesville
Mr. Butt
Milwaukee Railroad
Germany
Louis
Amelia Butt
Nebraska
Evansville
Martha Gross
Western
Neb
Rockford
Butt
Milwaukee Club
LeRoy
Belleville
Lester
Marvin
Crete
Alvin
Whitewater
Orville
Delavan
Lauren
Helenville
Gilbert
Cucamonga
Calif
Perdell My
Martha Wilgers
Western, Neb
Eda Frye
Lincoln
First Lutheran Church
Sylvan Moe
Oak Hill Cemetery
Overton Funeral Home
Iliff Mothers Club Christmas Party Honors At School
Mrs Ralph Weckerly won a special prize at the Iliff Mothers Club meeting held at the school with 11 members present. Lunch was served by Mrs Lloyd Rufer and Mrs Fritz Wenger. Honors in cards went to Mrs Fritz Wenger Carl Wyss Hans Hayes and Mrs Robert Shaffer. Mrs Shaffer received the traveling prize. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday January 10.
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Ralph Weckerly
Iliff Mothers Clube
Lloyd Rufer
Fritz Wenger
Carl Wyss
Hans Hayes
Robert Shaffer
Washington Post Office Crackdown on On‑the‑Job Drinking
Washington post office enforces a ban on alcoholic beverages after widespread on‑the‑job drinking disrupts mail operations. Postmaster Beall reported 400 empty liquor bottles found in the main building on December 1 and 2, with suspension or firing threats for violators. Postal regional director Newton linked the rise to the October 13 pay raise.
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Washington
Washington Postoffice
O. G. Beall
A. E. Newton
Washington Area
Hare assumes WI Registration Board post
Cass F. Hare has assumed duties as secretary of the Wisconsin Registration Board of Architects and Professional Engineers in Madison, succeeding the late A. W. Piper. The board maintains offices in Madison.
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Madison
Cass F. Hare
Wisconsin Registration Board of Architects and Professional Engineers
A. W. Piper
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Editorial
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Congregation of St. Agnes
Fond du
Lac
Stritch
Navy
Pacific
U.S
Panay
China
Harry B. Lyford
Monroe Little Theater Group
Stanley Howe
Tabitha Ritzman
North School
Garten
E. D. Reck
Will Hays
Christian F. Asmus
Immanuel! Evangelical Church
Jacob Huffman
Northwestern Beekeepers Association
Chicago
Libby, McNeil and Libbey
Albany
Green County
Robert Eicholtz
George Fitzsimons
Oscar Mayer
Wieners
Dubuque
Owen Rite
Turkeys
Ammon
Happy Vale
Cor. Hwy
Raggedy Ann
Famous Foods
Toms
Eee
Wis
Burbank
Jonathans
Mclntosh Cortlands
Libby
Ragedy Ann
Wilderness Brand
Swansdown
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