Mailbag Opinion Across Defending Europe and Vietnam Policy
The letter discusses distrust of European and Asian involvement, urges trading with South America and Australia, and questions why American troops cannot dislodge the enemy in Vietnam. It advocates reactivating the 32nd Division, mocks Communist threats, praises a hometown, and closes with reflections on postwar politics and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
South America
Australia
South Vietnam
30 Years Ago Today December 31 1938 Highlights
Poplar Grove and Sanders schools report 100 percent attendance for Sept through Dec in Green County. Green County 4-H members total 458, with 4 043 entries at the fair. Monroe sees record construction: 300 000 hospital project, 208 000 high school addition, 15 new homes. In 1928 Monroe built seven new homes. B and B Dry Goods stock leaves for Chicago. Oscar Edwards home roof damaged by fire. Luella F Smith Green County 4-H star wins national honor with trophy, second in home economics nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove
Spring Grove Township
Sanders
Cadiz
Green County
4-H
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
PWA
B and B Dry Goods Company
Chicago
Oscar Edwards
Luella F. Smith
Green County Club
War toll tallies and civic notes from 1918 year-end
Fifty years ago on December 31 1918 seven nations suffered 6296504 killed and wounded in the war. President Wilsons visit to England ends as 8827 Green County residents answer the Red Cross Christmas roll call. Monroe reports 92 deaths and 89 births in 1918. Local dairy illness investigation follows a 1908 report involving Levi Raymers herd while H O Cunningham resurfaces after 18 years presumed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Russia
Italy
France
United States
Germany
Austria
Wilson
England
Green County
Red Cross
State Fuel Administration
Monroe
Levi Raymer
H. O. Cunningham
Crookston
Minn
Edith Gorham
Mr. Cunningham
West
Juda By Miss Mabel E Bouer
Mrs Mary Arnsmeier and Marion hosted a Christmas dinner for numerous local families including the Goeke Tolke Stuckey Zimmerman Arnsmeier Sharkey and Larson households. A separate Christmas gathering occurred at the Harry Smith home. Try Times Want Ads Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E. Bouer
Mary Arnsmeier
Marion
Merle Goeke
Keith Tolke
Robert Stuckey
Merle Lee
Davis
Roger Zimmerman
Kenneth Zimmerman
Donna
Donnie
Bradley Zimmerman
Karl Ray Arnsmeier
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
Harry Smith
Monroe Evening Times masthead and notice
The Monroe Evening Times is a weekly newspaper based in Monroe Wisconsin. It is a second class matter under act of Congress March 2 1879 and lists EMERY A ODELL 1871 1953 as founder and operator with AP Inland Daily Press Association and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League affiliations. Subscription rates and office hours are provided for in state and out of state readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienene
Wisconsin
Postoffice
Congress
The
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circular and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
AP News
Monroe
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Clarno
Carl Jensen
Dwight L. Rote
Eugene J. Meiers
Thomas E. Thorp
Willard Matzke
Glenn Roderick
Greer
Editorial: And So Be It for 1969 A year forecast
A year end column lists humorous and satirical predictions for 1969 including fashion shifts, political figures, and social trends. It references public figures and local concerns with a playful tone while noting hoped-for changes in society and culture.
Who Do They Think They Are Kidding
To the Editor a reader questions US Vietnam policy claiming vast casualties and missions alleged, accuses leaders of false commitments, condemns Western image, and criticizes allied debts and French stance as propaganda. The letter argues for factual truth over intervention and money aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Vietnam
China
Soviet Union
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Asia
DeGualle
Proverbial Witty Lines On Life and Shops
A collection of pithy quips about wolves at the door salesmen audits smiles and family chores. The bits mix humor about accounting and household roles with street crossing cautions and wartime style optimism.
Wisconsin 1958 tops news year storm and tornado
Glancing back at December 31 1958 the year’s top Wisconsin news centers on a political storm that unseated entrenched Republicans and a devastating tornado. The survey notes other mentions including Wyoming Louisiana Iowa Oklahoma and Texas Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Louisiana State
Iowa
Oklahoma
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Jaycees
Brodhead Club
Kenneth Butts
Albany
Wisconsin General Hospital
Albany Board of Health
de. J. F. Rouch
D. B. Clark
Madison
Monroe Evening Times
Emery A Odell
Editorial
Badger
Onassis
Bob Hardell Jr
Lombardi
Clark Oil Co
Sen
Roseleip
Harrington
Little Fox High School
Fairbanks
Alaska
John Steinmann
Joe Viney
Martha Bennet
Spanish Inn
Ray Barth
Green County Historical Museum
Bob Bussen
Archie Myers Jr
DeGaulle
Paris
Nixon
Humphrey
BY Phil Pastoret
Dad
Newspaper Enterprise Asen
Eee
M Renar
Ga Sane
Sturday
NUM Shoe
Jolene
Village of Albany
Green
E. Killingstad
Ralph Luedy
Arlie Fahrney
William Briggs
Virginia Blumer
A.D
Ruth Bly
Shriner
Neuschwander
Earl Hager
Herbert Booth
19Th Ave
Township of Clarno
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