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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1962

Page

5

Council Hears Sealer Report on Food Package Weights

City Sealer J B F Amos presented a quarterly review to the City Council showing about 40 food packages in Monroe stores failed to meet weight or lacked weight indications. The report covers tests of scales measures weights food packages dry goods garages and filling stations with several shortages or misbranding findings. Mayor Evans praised Amos for doing an excellent job after the oral briefing.

Monroe J.B.F. Amos Amos Orville R. Evans

Sobell renews fight in New York for new trial

Convicted spy Morton Sobell has filed papers in U S District Court seeking release from a 30 year sentence or a new trial claiming his 1951 conviction violated constitutional rights and was unfair in several respects.

Sobell New York Morton Sobell U.S. District Court

Riemer Couple Wins Yule Lighting Contest

In Brodhead, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Riemer won first prize for Christmas decorations in a contest judged by the Brodhead Jaycees. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ties took another prize.

Riemer Brodhead Arthur Riemer Brodhead Jaycees Fred Ties

Unspecified contest places announced local event results

Second place and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fetterhoff, third. Judges were Dick Kamps, Jerry Schmitt and Dick Brewer.

Ray Fetterhoff Dick Kamps Jerry Schmitt Dick Brewer

NYC Post Office Clerk Must Handle 16 Letters a Minute

A distributing clerk in the New York City Post Office is required to process at least 16 letters per minute as part of standard workload expectations. The rule specifies a minimum rate to ensure mail handling efficiency.

New York City African Republic of Liberia

Astronaut John Glenn Flight Delayed To 1962

CAPE CANAVERAL Florida A launch attempt to orbit John H Glenn Jr by American astronauts has been postponed at least a week to January 23 at the earliest The delay stems from trouble with the Atlas booster rocket NASA would not comment and had not set a firm date previously Officials had aimed for a 1962 manned orbit after plans to launch in December and after New Year’s Day

Cape Canaveral Fla John H. Glenn Jr National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA

Residents Reuse Christmas Trees to Stabilize Pensacola Beach

In Pensacola Florida residents place about 1000 discarded Christmas trees on beach tops facing the wind to prevent sand erosion. The trees are laid end to end and overlapped to trap sand and reduce shifting along the shoreline.

Pensacola Fla Pensacola Area Pensacola Beach

Rent That Room Through Classified Ads

A brief notice invites readers to rent a room by placing ads in The Monroe Evening Times classified section. It highlights simple steps to contact the newspaper and post available lodging.

Monroe Evening Times

Pvt Harold Kennison Returns to Colorado

Pvt Harold R Kennison Jr left Tuesday by special troop train from Galesburg Illinois for Camp Carson Colorado. He is in Co E 2 1st Tng Regt USATC Ft Carson and entered service December 12. Peter Alm Argyle also serves in the same unit. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Ross Alm. Mr and Mrs Harold Kennison Sr Mr and Mrs Albert Reynolds and Kirby Allen Babler accompanied them to Galesburg.

Harold R. Kennison Jr Galesburg Camp Carson Colo Tng USATC Ft. Carson Peter Alm Argyle Ross Alm Harold Kennison Sr Albert Reynolds Kirby Allen Babler Pvts. Kennison and Alm

Wisconsin Crop Values Rise While Harvest Shrinks

Wisconsin 1961 crop acreage fell one percent from 1960 to 9.9 million acres yet total value climbed ten percent to over 455 million dollars. The Crop Reporting Service called the year strong with record yields in corn, grain and silage, late fall potatoes, cucumbers, and green lima beans, and tied records for peppermint oil and commercial onions.

Madison Wisconsin

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