Fragmentary AP Wire Snippet From Monroe Paper
Incomplete text from the Monroe Evening Times shows Associated Press attribution and mentions the Audit Bureau facts but contains non-coherent, garbled lines about office hours and a telephone number. The readable elements reference AP news and affiliation with Wisconsin leagues.
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The
Associated Press
Daily Press
Audit Bureau
Ulations
Wisconsper League
Vexetusiely
Christmas Dog Prince Brings Family Joy and Jokes
An editorial reminiscence recounts a four month old Black Labrador named Prince joining a family for Christmas. Tensions rise as parents debate keeping the dog while children express affection. The scene ends with Prince curled at the editor’s feet as the holiday night wears on and the family reflects on their new canine member.
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Prince
Santa
Jon
St. Nick
Zean
See America First and a Town Pet Dilemma
A humorous reminiscence about raising an urban pet on a city plot and the Little Woman handling chores. The piece drifts into a Snow White reference as a playful aside while noting a man on the west side of the square slashed his wrist after a prolonged spree and may be committed to Mendota.
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Santa Q
LBJ
Castro
Prince
Dent Wilson
Revenue Service Begins Mailing 1966 Tax Forms
The Internal Revenue Service said it has begun mailing 1966 income tax forms to about 65 million individual taxpayers. About 43 million will receive the 1040 long form and 22 million the 1040A short form. Copies will be available at IRS offices, post offices, and banks. about half will include labels with name, address, and Social Security number. The IRS urged taxpayers to use the labels to ensure proper identification on their returns.
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Theal Revenue — Service
IRS
Washington Town Hall Homemakers Dinner and Games
The Washington Town Hall Homemakers Club held a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Fred A. Karlen’s home with games and a gift exchange. Guests included Karlen and E. W. Marty. The January 20 meeting was announced with Herman Klassy to present.
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Washington Club
Monticello Times
Washington Town Hall
Homemakers Club
Fred A. Karlen
Karlen
E. W. Marty
Herman Klassy
Miss Dodge Graduates in Education at Kentucky
Miss Dodge earns a BA in Education from the University of Kentucky and will teach Business Education at Fern Creek High School in Louisville. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley L Dodge of 710 14th Ave and is spending the holidays with her parents.
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Sus Sumum Rouge
University of Kentucky
Fern Creek High School
Louisville
Miss Dodge
Wesley L. Dodge
14Th Ave
Local Chronicle Recaps 1956 Year-End Civic Notes
Dahms preserves big top tradition with a quarter inch scale circus. Trickel is sworn in as regular fire department member. Mielke tallies honor counts as year closes. Postoffice reports 320 340 cancellations during the 1956 yuletide season.
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Harold R. Dahms
Robert L. Trickel
al Mielke
Wisconsin Progressive senator LaFollette Jr. closes shop
Twenty years ago on December 28 196 Sen Robert M LaFollette Jr Wisconsin Progressive who lost reelection on the Republican ticket ends his public career. State December relief checks have arrived. VFW urges police and safety groups to demand better traffic controls. Tax collection starts January 2 and the county treasurer bonds filed rise to seventeen.
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Robert M. LaFollette Jr
Wisconsin
VFW
Police and Safety
Miss Katherine Baltzer Receives 4 H Club Honor
A 4 Her badge of honor is awarded to Miss Katherine Baltzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Baltzer, for outstanding 4 H club work. Deportation used to combat white slavery in the United States is noted in a broader discussion. Predictions on a Stalin successor name Valery Mezhlauk as vice chairman of the USSR supreme economic council.
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Katherine — Baltzer
C. B. Baltzer
U. S
Josef Stalin
Soviet Russia
Valery I. Mezhlauk
Supreme Economic Council of the Ussr
Syncopating Sue Prompts Monroe Theater Feature
Forty years ago on December 28 1926 Corrine Griffith starred in Syncopating Sue at the Monroe theater over the weekend. The treasury announced a move to remove poison from denatured alcohol after numerous county deaths from adulterated liquor. An amateur boxing exhibition drew over a hundred fans at the Badger athletic club with Swiss wrestling preluding the program.
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Sue
Corrine Griffith
Monroe
Treasury
Badger Athletic Club
Monroe Boys Retained by Badger Guards After Muster Out
Monroe youths must continue with the Badger guards following their muster out of federal service at Fort Sheridan Alabama. Colonel Salzman assistant adjutant general of Wisconsin troops reports the move as of December 28 1916.
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Monroe
Badger Guards
Fort Sheridan
Salzman
Wisconsin
Gov Davidson will skip inaugural ball to save state funds
60 years ago today December 28 1906 Gov Davidson plans no inaugural ball to cut costs. Judge Brooks Dunwiddie dies after brief illness aged about forty. Dr J F Rouch reports Harry Palmer herd includes a reactor heifer to tuberculosis. the rest of the herd is fine and no milk sold from the reactor.
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Davidson
Brooks Dunwiddie
J. F. Rouch
Harry Palmer
Deininger to Speak at Monroe Kiwanis Meeting
David Deininger son of Sheriff Wilbur Deininger returns from the Naval Academy to speak at the Monroe Kiwanis Club luncheon on Thursday December 29 at noon at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant. A donation of a stove for the Kiwanis Youth Cabin arrived from a Janesville group. Board of Directors meets January 3 at 7 p.m. at the Commercial and Savings Bank. Howard Olsen won last week’s special prize donated by Walter J Bauman.
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David Deininger
Wilbur Deininger
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kiwanis Club of
Monroe
Swiss Wheel
Kiwanis
Janesville
Commercial and Savings Bank
Howard Olsen
Walter J. Baum
Liam K. Bauman
Rosenthal Aims National Air Pollution Coordination Bill
Representative Benjamin Rosenthal of New York plans to introduce a bill in Congress to create a national coordinated program for air pollution control. The proposal seeks federal leadership and standardization to address cross state pollution effects.
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New York
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Congress
Around the Block skating and holiday notes in Albany area
The page describes Sugar River skating conditions above the Albany dam with four inch ice and potential safe skating later in the week if freezing continues. It mentions lighting and music from a local residence, a blooming Christmas cactus in Albany, and Juda postmark interest tied to nationwide stamp cancellations. Also noted are India food aid funding by the Agriculture Department and private foundations supporting Indian farming research.
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Sugar River
Albany
Stanton P. Stears
Legion
Agriculture Department
India
Brodhead Names Honor Students in Second Semester Rolls
At Brodhead High School the second six honor roll shows 4.7 percent on High Honor, 26 percent on Honor Roll. Seniors and juniors dominate lists across all classes with many students named in High Honors, Honors and A courses including Don Condon Kath leen Condon Susan Behrens Susan Risum Beverly Kuhl Rhonda Stuessy Marcia Moore Kathy Boyle Mark Gibson Carol Schultz Barbara Reigle Susan Condon Crystal Gessert Sonja Olson Joyce Keeni Kevin Keen and many more across freshmen and sophomores.
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Brodhead
Times Clay
Brodhead High School
Don Condon
Kathleen Condon
Susan Behrens
Susan Risum
Beverly Kuhl
Rhonda Stuessy
Marcia Moore
Kathy Boyle
Mark Gibson
Carol Schultz
Barbara Reigle
Susan Condon
Crystal Gessert
Onja Olson
Joyce Keeni
Kevin Keen
Ono
Land Assignment Clears PSC Approval in Wisconsin
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin approves a partial transfer of ILC-30420 from Stanley Whitehead Monroe to Babler's Inc. Monroe with the order effective December 9. Separately Wilbert and Grace Bockhop doing business as William Bockhop and Sons Belmont receive authority to haul bulk milk tankers from Darlington Lafayette County to Dean Milk Co. Gratiot, by order dated December 9 as amendment six to PC-33896.
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Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
Stanley Whitehead
8Th Stree Monroe
Babler’s Inc
Monroe
PSC
Wilbert and
Grace Bockhop
William’ Bockhop
UN group to boost grain production via breeder exchanges
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the Rockefeller Foundation and the Mexican government plan to bring young Near East plant breeders to North America to improve grain yields. The program studies wheat under Near Eastern conditions in the United States, Canada and Mexico, with Mexico highlighted as favorable for that climate.
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Washington
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Rockefeller Foundation
Near East
North America
Canada
Mexico
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Juda
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Eugene Jorgerst
Lena, Ill
Oscar Saalsan
Ernest’ Thommen
By Robert Tschudy
Deininger
Drapery House
Green County
Sheriff's Department
Ray E. Kundert
Court House
Myron Stair
Ben Cleveland
Ray Beekman
J. Marion Lewis
Ernst Zentner
Helen
Lester and Dell Lewis
Lewises
Paul C. Matzke
Retail Clerks International Advocate Magazine
George M. Miller
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Smithsonian Institute
Miller
Judea
Joseph
Ore
Galilee
Nazarth
Wis
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Nebr
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Mary
Juanita Schwartzlow
Mary Popanz
Susan Hanner
Dolores Wendler
Ed Keen
Evie Olson
Randy Pinnow
Diane Aue
Dennis Thorp
Kirk Olson
Robbie Wyss
Linda Coplien
Steve Stonebeck
Fritz Benton
Sandy Partridge
Linda Relph
Marlene Visger
Vicki Baumgartner
Owaight
Ren
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