Monroe Evening Times Publisher and notices
The Monroe Evening Times, founded October 13, 1898 by Emery A. Odell, publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from Monroe Wisconsin. Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm, Saturday 9 am to 12 noon. Subscribers are urged to notify issues through the delivery carrier or mail if papers are missed.
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Editorial on wiretap ruling and freedom's sentry
The piece argues the Supreme Court ruling against warrantless wiretaps signals a check on government overreach yet notes the decision still leaves power to tap radicals if national security is claimed. It defends private dissent as essential and warns freedoms can erode before people notice.
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Supreme Court
Josephine
FBI
O.K
Lewis F. Powell
Nixon
Nixon” Supreme Court
Browntown News Notes From The Upper Midwest
Browntown reports visiting relatives and social calls across Oswego Monroe and Marengo with Mr and Mrs Miller and guests at Pleasant View Nursing Home. The Bienema store advertises evening hours until nine.
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Jack Miller
Oswego
N.Y
M.V. Miller
Jack
M. V. Millers
W. G. Mau
Monroe
B. E. Maddrell
Mae Middleton
South Wayne
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Monroe, Sun
Glancing Back in 1962 Advance and 1942 notes
A recap pulls from Fort Lewis unit departures to July 1942 farm fires, school budgets and local events. It mentions Wisconsin’s 82nd Division leaving Fort Lewis, a fatal auto crash near Rockford, an Olympian keynote at a Green County event, a 1942 barn fire near Five, and a $91,300 school budget approval. Also noted are visits among New Glarus residents, and milestones like Miss Susanna Disch’s death after a fall.
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Albany
Brooklyn
Decatur
Mt. Pleasant
Sylvester
Magnolia
Board of Education
Albany High School
Wisconsin
82Nd
Fort Lewis
Johnson Island
Veril Small
Co. K
Frances
Rockford
Floyd Kundert
Godfrey A
Today in History highlights from 1835 to 1950s events
A compact history snapshot notes the Liberty Bell crack during Chief Justice Marshall's funeral in 1835, Rhode Island charter in 1663, Shelley’s drowning in 1822, Bryan’s gold policy at Versailles, Norway’s 1940 move to London, and MacArthur as UN commander in 1950, plus distant calamities in Japan and Chile with deadly impact.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John Marshall
Charles II of
England
Rhode Island
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Gulf of Spezzia
Italy
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Versailles
Norway
London
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Japan
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Harry Beebe
Marengo
Marvin Sandley
Edwin Chapin
Richard Bermother
Delva Merritt
Ronald
Bienema’s
Albany Joint School District
Paul A. Hahn Clerk
Joint
Mark Hoesly
Green County
Athletic
Rake Ashi
Aeaicas Dente Ediernea Bennett Griffin
Berlin
Moscow
Susanna Disch
Monticello
Edna Babler
Ida Hoesly
New Glarus
Emil Zentner
Sylvia Curtis
Doris Wagner
Bertha Holcomb
Rose Legler
Voegels
Robert Wild
Lois Isely
Chicago
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Frieda Benkett
Beloit
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Mabel Rhyner
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R. Walters
Linda
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Wally
Franklin Park
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Frank Riese
Clifford Riese
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Muskegon
Ed Riese
Dorothy —_ Pagel
Freeport
Anna Pagel
Norman Benkett
Ralph A. Zimmerman
Kathy
Tacoma
Wash
Frederick Benkert and Son
West
Forward Legion
Order of the Moose
Monroe Electric Company
Freeport Cardinals
Monroe Pirates
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St. Thomas Luchsinger Cee Aad
Robert Miller
Israel
Egypt
Chile
Winthrop
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